... 11“ Salad. and', secre-I disl 4 eggs, 1 oz. butter. I teaspoonful anchovy sauce. A few grains cayenne. bunch watercress. I tablespoonful mayonnaise dress. the eggs hard. When cold. cut in halves very carefully. oot to break the whites. Take /Wks out. ...

... Noah's Ark or a box of wooden animals): Which would you recommend. Mr. Cantwell? con- 111/114 ..*(lPr 1 1..':) and Olive Salad. Rub a salad bowl well with a slice of garlic, arrange the dry lettuce in the bowl, place the sliced aomatoes on It in a ring, pour ...

... if pos-1 ssaltspoonful of salt. 4.600 d sprinkling of pepper. ti.swall teaspoonful of made mlteri tartt. I 1 pint of best salad oil. • ,ii. I tablespoonful of vinegar. ' t the yolks of the eggs, add to • the salt, pepper. and mustard. l i f, i well. Then ...

... the: Coedfranc School ; on February 24th. There was a splendid array of prizes for the lucky The first ladies, a cut-glass salad bowl, was the gift of Mrs. Morgan, the Crowa Hotel, while a leautiful manicike set was the second prize, and was given by Mrs ...

... that this u hite vegetable has becomeAs popular its boiled celery. The heads are squat and a little smaller, and it 's not a salad. The reader should know that white crops do not encourage rheumatism, dyspepsia, and allied troubles, aggravatetd by Acidity ...

... Sweet Own Salad. _ Required: fine min il sweet curia. two hard-boded egg:, four small loniatoe , , half a gill of mayonnaise. the heart of a lettuce. _ Turn the of the tin, put it in a stew pan and bring to boiling point. Strain off any superfluous n ...

... rendered were flow, Boatmen, Row, The Absence (which was most excellently rendered), On the Ramparts, and Italian Salad, to which were added, as encores, Nobody Knows (a Negro Spirital) and The Policeman. The solos rendered by the artistes ...

... Mai mucit of the allotment is not screened, arranging, though, for a strip of Shade for the neeps, spinach, and the summer saladings. Let the artichoke planting be towards the north end, with a plot lying north and south, and let the artichokes be near the ...

... realized £lO. The presents which were distributed at the whist drive by Mrs. David lour, Coombe Road, included a workbasket, a salad dish, a leather wallet, and the always acceptable box of cliarettes. They were the gifts of Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Robert ...

... Cemetery. Mr. J. H. Evans, Otillwyn, officiated. N large number of floral tributes were sent by relatives and friends. of Salads. A grand performance of the island of Halkis was given by the children of the Heath (Gwynfryn) Cottage Homes at the Welfare ...

... PORT TALBOT MOTOR TRIALS. Destricted speed trials on Aberavoit Salads attracted several thousand spectators on Saturday. and although the entries were limited, some good sport was witnessed. The trials were promoted by the Port Talbot and District Motor ...

... crops for use during the I autumn and winter. Salad. flelluiretl: 2 lettuces, mustard and cress. about 12 small oninos. 2 eggs, 2 tablespoonfuls of oil, mustard. pepper, salt, milk to mix. Mix together in a salad bowl the young lettuces. a double (landfill ...