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... and form but a very insignificant p..itton of the total supply. Jersey *ad Guernsey send early vegetable., Kent sends her cherries and nuts, and Devon contributes her apples awl her pears • but from France, Spain, Americo and the West Indies comes the ...
... cook can bake these loaves with constant success. Buy a 7d. packet of Paisley Flour from your grocer, and try them at once. Recipe is in the packet. BROWN & polsorrs Raisin Powder pAISLEY FLOUR Trad• Mark. THOCHTS 0' NAME : OR THE At LD FOLKS' NEW YEAR ...
... cushion, Mrs Middlediteh ; cheque, Mr and Mrs H. Middleditch ; case of silver gilt spoons, Mr and Mrs P. Middlediteb autograph recipe book, Mrs P. Middleditch ; Chippendale piano seat, Kipling (7 volumes), Mr Patrick, Rev. Kenneth, Mr Alick, and Alan Gnome ...
... dictates of the heart. Delia started with the asgumption that Lowry, was innocent. Paisley Flour , as raising agent. The recipes for these and many others are in even• 7 4 packet fo-day. s, said Delia, Price, he said, CLOSING MONTREAL DIRECT RAILINGS ...
... Chemist ; Straitness—Mr HIDDLI, Chemist. Hot Corn Flour Souffles Sweet and Savoury, arc easy made and dainty to eat. Here is the Recipe : s'i oz. Brown & Poison's Pateat Corn Flour 3 oz. Butter. 3 large Eggs. 3 oz. fine White Sugar. s pint Milk. Just melt ...
... realised. Tallow.—Market very firm. Hot Corn Flour Souffles Sweet and Savoury, are easily made and dainty to eat. Here is the Recipe : on. Brows & Poison's Patent Corn Flour. 3 es. Butter. 3 large Eggs. 3oa toe White Sugar. s pint Milk. Just melt the ...
... Clerk said it was not a quotation, but a y enbstantial majorities. The Attorney-General for copyist's mistake. Ireland, Mr Cherry. aeoepted a new *rib-txt:en disc Mr Flett said it seemed to be taken from the eonentitling a tenant to compensation for an ...
... Stevenson came to me. and asked • Kw to snake &Seism Fre& Jellies from the fresh fruit. The folowiee recipe sake Fruit Jellies from Rhubarb. Cherries. Gooseberries. Currents. Respbseries. Brambles. Gemmel. Flom ere. ...
... • 010 aagow lairaow. - first% i , • % ::- Bre is ; t , make Fruit Jellies ins Use fresh fruit. The recipe w make Fruit Jellies •irem Rh barb Cherries. Goomeerria. Currants. Raspberries. Brambles. Greinr. Pus. de. ...
... cheap and healthful —a treat to eat. Make use of the special recipe leaflet is 4 every packet of Brown &Poison's Patent* Corn Flour Tit, with Seemed Cueard Pudding. I India. V jelly. 4, Cherry Jelly. l Free.—Sm ;nowt. Dishes,abookoiseasosuibk roc** from ...
... use of Al a • the special recipe leaflet in every packet of 4 , e.„ Brown &Poison's a, ht.( Corn Flout TRY Free. —. summer Diskes,a book of zed- Costard rudely, I Fruits. sorsa bit recites from • MIR. Brows & Pol son. Cherry Jolly. LAMS Stooge. Paisley ...
... Sutherland; shallots-1. 2 and c. Geo. Sutherland, 3NW George Tait; strawberries-1 Annie Marwtek. 2 Maggie J. Meason; sow-cherries -1 Annie Marwick; white currants-1 Ada Jeffrey; black cur, rants-1 Y. shearer. INDUSTRIAL SECTION. Dairy Produce.—Gat cakes ...