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... SIZEABLE SEEDS. Beans, peas, ete., can be protected against birds and inseets. Roll them in salad oil and in red lead. Coating the seeds retards germination, but the slight delay is better than their being eaten. Remember that red lead is poisonous to ...
... with Meatballs; Potatoes: Rissolées-Boiled, Baked Idaho, Sour Cream. Roast: Rouanaise. Roast Wild Duckling Salads and Compotes: Marie Stuart Salad, Lettuce; Tomatoes, Cucumber; Dressing: Figaro, Cumberland, Pineapple, Peaches, Pears, Greengages, Cherries ...
... Grilled Sirloin Steak Princesse o caulifiower Cream Sauce : Buttered Garden Peas o g Chateau and Creamed Potatoes & Fresh Fruit Salad and Cream $ Sherry Trifle Chantilly & o Coffee ARDILAUN HOUSE HOTEL ...
... AND PARKS The local horticultural exhibition is worth a visit for the purpose of writing down the names of the vegetables, salads, fruit ete., the names of the varicties which takes your fancy. One sees on the tables the best varieties with regard to the ...
... SIZEABLE SEEDS. Beans, peas, etc., can be protected against birds and insects. Roll them in salad oi! and in red lead. Coating the seeds may retard germination, but a slight delay is better than their being eaten. Red lead is poisonous to children and ...
... Judge John J. Durcan ordered that they be served a good meal. The twelve men then sat down to a tasty meal of cold meat and salad with tea and the trimmings. ...
... bake at reg. 4, or 3050 F for about thirty minutes Turn on to a serving dish. Serve hot with mustard sauce or serve cold with salad, Yield: Four servings, ...
... milk into the soup mixture —add chicken trimmings, mixing well. Pour into a flan case and leave to set. Serve with a green salad. Yield: Six servings, T T rniture re movals ...
... Mr. James V A ssist Director Mrs James \ All Tus Director, Baked St Act 1 Appetiser — Cottage Cheese, Crackers Act 11. s Salad with Special Dressing Rolls & Batter, Act ITE st Prime Rib of Bee Yorkshire Pop Over Au Ju otato & vegetables Act IV, Cholce ...
... has dried up for the summer. I|BIZEABLE SEEDS. Beans, peas, etc.. can be protectvd‘ against birds and insects. Roll them in salad oii and in red lead. Coating the seeds fhay retard germination, but a slight delayis better than their being eaten. Red lead ...
... hamn, chicken, lumb, beef. salmon and other seafoods, excellent potatoes a limited but good varicty of green vegetabies and salads, lucious rasphberries and strawbervies in season, jellics, trifles, and a variety of cheese including the Trish, which is ...
... “SUNDAY PRESS” X-WORD No. 391. PRIZES £5OO (PLUS BONUS). Closing Saturday, 22nd June. Selections Across : 1. SALAD (actual). 3. RAGS looks hopeful, but cover urged for RATS. 5. ROOFS considered the most purposeful answer. Certain (danger still lurks in ...