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... A go6d Salad Dressing i requires the very best mustard, to be made prop. rly. There is—there can beno better mustard made than Colman's Mustard. Its universal use is a tribute to its goodness. Its excellence is its passport to Royal tables—its price enables ...

... DANDZLION AS SALAD. V. W. C. asks if it is true that the leaves of dandelions are really eaten. and it so would I tell him how they are prepared. The leaves of dandelions, blamihed and r sten fresh. are much esteemed—more so. perhaps. on the Continent ...

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... ENDIVE,--A WINTER SALAD. Endive. when properly blanched. in an excellent winter enl a annYl nubMi for when that eannnt be Many nf the plan 4 whieh were raised freer' seed in Auetuat are now in he blanched. and this aena. V/bl , h In necessary kW the motto' ...

... THE ADVERTISER FRIDAY JUNE 28 1929 MOTORING NOTES WORK IN THE GARDEN OUR DOGS By SPADEWORKER” SALADS FOR SUMMER Salad plants especially lettuces liable run seed in flower leaves in hot dry weather but this trouble uvoided by taking precautions These are ...

... STYAL HOMES. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND TEACHERW SALAD At the of Chorttom Cuardisow on Veda', Alderman in Am Übe report of the 111 Homes Committee ma received am it stated that [Jr ithodv I MD 01 that committee. had in 5•1111111M00 to so interview be he ...

... SIMMER SALADS. PROTECTING FRUIT BLOESOM. PLINTING 110?iTBRITIA. The nwinthretia, wbieh may he likened in appearanee to a verj slender gladiolus, bears brilliantly colounA dowers in late summer and early autumn, floaters that ate ch'efly of orange and ...

... Use as Milk or Cream As milk for puddiOlis or salad dressings , For cakes or pies. As cream for whipping— Or on porridge or fruit. Use i hundreds of dishes. Remember, unsweetened, sterilised Carnation has more uses than ordinary milk. Remember, it saves ...

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