... PORTUGAL GARBAGE The Portugal cabbage or Couve Tronchurda is rarely seen in Staffordshire gardens, although it is easily grown and delicious eat. Unlike the ordinary cabbage, it makes very large spreading leaves and little or no compact head. The parts ...

... Tatters. Tatters is the name for the men who pick from the belts. Often they And artivlr4 of more than ordinary value—old firearms. pistols, gold and silver watches. Treasury Dotes, antlers, lions' heads, carpets, works of art, and the like. During ...

... Against a C.S.M. FOR UNLAWFULLY POSSESSING ARMY GOODS wholesale- and lavish -L' giving away of foodstuffs and placing them in garbage bins by American soldiers stationed at Whittington Barracks was stated at Lichfield County Magistrates Court on Wednesday ...

... Elizabeth might not soil her shoes. Streets were appallingly filthy in earlier days vehicles and horses picked their way through all sorts garbage and filth, and as showers were constantly sprayed on pedestrians, men took an outside position to afford ...

... girl to get together a tmutuieau of which she can he pmud. Clothes for the Trousseau At tlw hales she can always be sure of picking up both beautiful and useful garments, and especially undergarments, at a very low cost. The lample underwear that most shops ...

... oddments, both innutritions and unsatisfying can only result in the animal making a scavenging trip on its own. The filth and garbage picked on these expeditions cause the coat to be odifdrous and the stomach to become disordered and the breath offensive. A regular ...

... come-back. Almost every fly you see disporting himself on the walls or window pane has travelled non-stop from the neai-est garbage heap. Therefore carries disease and dirt, and is certain at some time other to make for your larder. The danger of allowing ...

... abnormally large appetites and if their natural instinct to forage—as result hunger is given freedom, then the picking up of offal and garbage will quic .ly pave the way for sickness and illhealtn. In ordeT therefore to avoid trouble of this kind, the puppy ...

... fed on musty grain will taste musty. Many people have an idea that any old thing is good enough for a hen, and all sorts of garbage, animal and vegetable, finds its way into the fowl runs. In such j circumstances it is hardly surprising that bad-flavoured ...

... which was returned higher up stream. The trout's antics, however. had disturbed the swim, so other spots were sought, where he picked up. here and there, a fish worthy of being basketted, and several returns. Occasionally a urace of gentles were tried by way ...

... with. The department removed during July 322 loads of ashes and house garbage. 4 loads of excreta, and 36 loads of shop refuse, and during August 370 loads of ashes and house garbage, 9 loads of excreta. and 43 loads of shop refuse. During July 2 cases ...

... is third method whereby the fly spreads disease. The legs and body of the fly are covered with innumerable hairs. These may pick up and hold thousands more of the harmful bacteria as the fly walks across the manure heap, and these bacteria may be deposited ...