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HUNTER'S ROLLS
... teaspoondry mustard: pinch of salt: cold water to mix. , parsley . Filling-4 ham or cooked beef preferred. substitute a green salad or lamb. 2 ozs. soft white bread- for the butter beans. ...
FARMERS
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AT THE SACK OF HIS 211111:11
... aim of providing better dancing facilities in this srea, I ask him. Well. says he, it wasn't my sole aim—at the hack of toy salad was the thought that I'd make a bit of money as well. I like this man. No bluff. no nonarmy and be knows the business thoroughly ...
SHOP at MOLOUGHNEY'S
... FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERIES DAILY PHONE 116 Grocery Deelartment: Cakes, Pudding, Chocolates. Sweets, T. Tinned Peaches. Fruit Salads Protislon Department: Bacon. Hams. Rashers, Sausages, Cooked Meats --for a nice boiling cut, try UR. Wine and Spirit Department: ...
Jar of Preserve-1, Mrs. J. Cormack: 2. Mrs. M. Lennon: 3, Miss M,Neagle, Silverfort, Fethard. _ _
... Ballingarry; 2. diss L. Barrett; 3, Miss M. Skehan, ICoolbai iwn, Fetliard. 1 Fruit-1 and 3. Mrs. A. Cormack; 2, Mr. E. O'Neill, 1 Salad Cream-1, Miss N. Gray, Noan; 2, Miss M. O'Neill; 3, Mrs. Keane. Fruit Tart-1, Mrs. Ita Mullins; Mrs. P. O'Dwyer; 3. Mrs. P ...
Seeking Another Factory For Tipp Town
... liaised that the Kilkenny-Laseerkt as fire. U that the Garbed' on the exhaust pipe had fire. There was a +large xitunber of salad children on the bus at the time. The passengers left the bus as efforts were made by the driver and conductor to exUnguish ...
Nair/ GUILD
... and travels at one of ow Guild meetings in the near future. HINTS To remove spots an silver. Mix ordinary plate powder with salad oil. Rub well in. Leave on for one or two hours and wash In hot soapy water. Polish with chamois. Peoria should not be washed; ...
HOME INDUSTRIES
... Kenny. Davis Road. Clonmel Jar of Lemon Curd.-1, Mrs O'Donnell: 2, Mrs Mockler: 3, Mrs N Shee, Atrmount, Clonmel One Bottle Salad Dressing.-1. Mrs N. Kneeshaw, Waterford Road, Clonmel: 2. Mrs. H T Kenny: 3, Mrs A. Stokes, Kilsheelan. Clonmel Fruit Tart ...
INDUSTRIAL SECTION
... Ellard. Rich Fruit Cake—l, Mrs. F. Mulumby, Eiohernamoria Thurles. Plate of White Scones-I,Mrs. P. Quinn, Clonpet. Tipperary. Salad Dressing —1, Mrs. W. O'Dwyer, Henry St. Tipperary. 1 lb. Pots Jam-1, Miss P. Mc- Cormack, Greenana. Jar of Bottled Fruit-1 ...
DEATH
... reasonable terms, be sharp and consult W. J. Sharpe, Plumbing Contractor and Heating Engineer. St. Patrick's Ave.. Tip- . 7 Salad perary. SUMMER Cream. Beet Root, Tinned Fruit. Custard ltilks and Cereals now available at Buckley's. Cappawhite. SELF-DRIVE ...
THURLES SHOW AWARDS
... Coolcroo; 3. Miss M. Mockler. Bakeweli Tart-1. Mrs. H. Killackey; 2, Miss K. Coady, Friar St.: 3. Mairead Ni Braid Rossa. Dish of Salad —l. Mrs. M. Tobin. Urlingford; 2. Mrs J. O'Keefe. Fianna Road. 'Egg Cosy 1. Miss M. Doyle: 2. Carey. 11 St. Bridget's Tce. ...