... The Golf Coupon from any one issue of the Bystander during the current month must accompany any entry for the BYSTANDEif Monthly Spoon Competition. The Hon. Secretary of the Club must sign the card and 'certify the scratch score of the course. Cards to be addressed to the Golf Editor of the Bystander, Hazlewood, Hunton Bridge, King's Langley, Herts., to reach her not later than the first day ...

... Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition and Yearly Cup According to present conditions, under which spoons are awarded in each division according to the number of cards received, the following is awarded this month for DECEMBER Silver Division (18 and under) Strokes above or Player. Club. Gross Handi- Net Scratch below Score. cap. Score. Score. S.S. Mrs. Musgrave West Bradford 91 14 77 74 3 above ...

... FOLLOW THE CROWD. E ETHEL LEVEY, ROBERT HALE. JOSEPH COYNE. Fay Compton.Tom Wall*, B. Tomlin, V. Kogitfield, Lupino Lane. etc. Evenings 6.10. Matinee*, WeJnctdays and Saturday*. 2.15. /COLISEUM. A' SARAH BERN HARDT in Une D'Elle*. Raymond Rore *lo. in ARABESQUE,*' FLORENCE SMITHSON. ODETTE MYR11L. FRED LINDSAY, HYMACK, COULD ASHLYN. etc. Genard 754'- London hippodrome. Twice daily. ata ...

... MENU FISH SCALLOPS. Fresh Haddock served in scallop shells CHICKEN A LA MARENGO. Jointed chicken cooked in thick brown gravy, decorated with toasted bread JACKET POTATOES CELERY ESPAGNOLE PINEAPPLE MERINGUE. Sliced pine stuffed with apricot jam and walnuts covered with meringue, decorated with cherries and angelica PRAWN SAVOURIES. Round croutes of toast with slice of tomato, then prawn ...

... Fish Scallops lb. cooked white fish. Half teaspoonful chopped parsley. gill white sauce. Breadcrumbs. Sprinkle buttered scallop shells with breadcrumbs. Mix flaked fish with white sauce and parsley. Season. Sprinkle mixture in shells with breadcrumbs and brown. Chicken a la Marengo One chicken jointed in eight pieces. One small onion. j Two shallots. Three tomatoes. lb. chopped ham. 1 pint ...

... The Golf Coupon from any one issue oj We bystander during the current month must accompany any entry Jor the Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition. The Hon. Secretary of the Qlub must sign the card and certify the scratch score of the course. Cards to be addressed to the Golf Editor of the Bystander, Hazelwood, Hunton Bridge, King's Langley, Herts., to reach her not later than the prst day of ...

... The Golf Coupon from any one issue of the Bystander during the current month must accompany any entry for the Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition. The Hon. Secretary of the Club must sign the card and certify the scratch score of the course. Cards to be addressed to the Golf Editor of the Bystander. Hazelwood, Hunton Bridge, King's Langley, Herts., to reach her not later than the first day of ...

... Keep his hands and feet warm by knitting, yes, and his cigarette-case full, but what about the boredom of a dead locked war There is no better antidote, we believe, than the Bystander. And to all Servicemen in France or at sea this paper can be sent at the reduced rate of 10s. for three months, 19s. 6d. for six months. Send us your remittance and his name, rank, and regiment, and he will ...

... Champagne Goes Up A case containing twelve bottles of Bollinger Special Cuvee Champagne, presented to the Grimsby Fishermen's War Auxiliary Fund by M. Jacques Bollinger, fetched the magni ficent sum of ^535 3s- 6d. when raffled recently for the Fund. The Golf Coupon from any one issue of the Bystander during the current month must accompany any entry for the Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition ...

... Hmk fwi Since the rationing period began, we have been over whelmed with recipes for sweets which use no sugar. This is useful up to a point. But in most households the family sugar ration is so managed that a reasonable proportion of it goes into sweets. For which reason most of these recipes for sweets, while not causing you to be fecklessly prodigal with sugar, make no attempt to do without ...

... By Harriet Muir The British and French Governments have been getting together about food. The French are buying oils and other things for us; we are buying beef for the French Army. As well as doing each other's marketing, why not exchange recipes? You may think we English would score heavily by this arrangement. Or you may say No; French cookery is extravagant. I say that a housewife who ...

... By Harriot Miiir Spinach Pancakes Wash 1½ lb. of spinach and throw into boiling salted water. Cook ten minutes, drain, and chop finely. Return to saucepan, stir in 1½ tablespoonfuls margarine, season with salt, pepper, and grated cheese; keep hot. Heat two eggs, mix in two tablespoonfuls flour, add milk to right consistency, and season with salt. Make five pancakes. Put on serving-dish ...