... OTHER DELICIOUS WAYS OF USING DATES Chocolate Dates: Mdt bar of chocolate in bowl over hot water. Dip dates, one at a time, quickly into melted chocolate, using a skewer, and put on rack to cool and set. Staffed Dates; Split dates lengthwise and fill ...

... Morocco. Naturally wanted make a good impression, ao he came to us for suit before he went. I thought that was the end of the story, but not bit! _ , Tom’s work brought him back to England and with him came a request (and measurements) from his immediate ...

... M'Cleery went on to say that when they looked io the long record of their devotion and loyalty to the Crown and Constitution of England, the lack of appreciation of Ulster’s services to the Empire could only be described as gross ingratitude. The mentality of ...

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... show to Us present perfection in only five years existence. TIPS AND SPECIAL PRIZES D-rectors' Cup. presented by the Directors. Old Bteach Linen Co., for highest points in confined classes. Won by C. Mulholland, NeilUbrook. Randalstown. w . Webb Cup. presented ...

... remained unbeaten with a teta! 26 goals ‘for” and 3 against. The cup was presented at party given the Group Ooanmitteo on Friday last. Rev. Mr. Morrow, the president, presided and the cup was handed over the D.C. National Conference.— Sixteen hundred delegates ...

... WINNERS Society’s Cup for flowers, fruit and vegetabies; W, J. Dunlop Cup. for flowers, and Mrs. J. K Wilson Cup for iruit and vegetables—Mrs. S. J. Fraser. Hillmount House. Melrose Cup for roses—Mrs. J. K. Wilson, Glenarm. Gharrie-Alluinn ...

... Pictorlum Cup): Broughshane (** B League Cup): Slemish (Millar Cup); Slatt (Kane Cup) and Mr. G. Boyle, of Salisbury Club (Individual Cup) Mrs. O'Kane, who was accompanied by her husband, was introduced by Mr. J. Allen, a member committee, ...

... degrees Fahrenheit—the freezing point of water—is the latest for the motorist. M It has been found that “frozen rubber has number uses, particularly for tyres. Lorry and motor-coach tyres which will last for fifty thousand milea, and car tyres which will be ...

... Kallyclose when a lorry passed us with a load of hay. and then car. the car passed I heard a scream got off bicycle and went back and found Mrs. Bell lying on the road. I did not see the car sl ike her. The car did not stop. Both of us had front and rear lights ...

... and in Rallymeno.. During the First World War he served a cap- I toin in the R.A.M.C., and from 1919 I 1937 was senior medical officer I the Ministry Pensions Binning- I ham, Blackpool and liveppool. Tn the Second World War Dr. Mewhirter served a medical ...

... land. Council h >uses England are healthy, robust quality about the-r lot at up to 3J/- week plus rates singing. | I eanT see many people Ulster Of Miss Grace Linton. Ballymena. I wanting to pay 35/- week all-in for winner the Totton Cup for mezzo- ) the ...