... ON SALADS By HOME COOK The people of Britain have at long last, I believe, come to recognise the value of and actually to enjoy salads. And we can now enjoy salads of various kinds all the year round, but so much more satisfying and pleasing and fresh ...

... SALADS Salads can be substantial and in the dark Winter daysthe season of Ills and chills—the vitamins and minerals in saw vegetable salads help us to light Infection and fatigue. Make point of giving your family a big bowl of salad three er four times ...

... qualities, which the salad combination is intended to bring out. A little lemon juice is needed with almost every fresh fruit salad, if only to bring out individual flavours, but this requires time to effect its purpose properly ; thus fruit salad is not a thing ...

... SALADS! are die still left amongst ua ■who speak of Salads as rabbit food.” That, ef course, is evidence of their ignorance. Between such as these and the dying anchorite who would have been tempted to plunge his fingers in the salad-bowl, even at his ...

... Salad Dressings without mustard are unworthy of the name. Mix well a little mustard, vinegar and olive oil in proportions to suit the taste, and you have a dressing that no chef can beat. It helps digestion,too. ...

... SALADS The finest French end Italian OILS, French Vinegars, Ac. Also prime Cheddar, Gloucester, Gruyerc, and Parmesan CHKKSK, on sale, at M. COLLINS’ ANl> ITALIAN WAKEUOUSE, BRIDPORT. MOREY AND BEST, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS ...

... SALAD. The Presidency of the Transvaal is again to be held by Mr Kruger, and the 800 Boer vote* added by him to the electorate, forma doubtless part of his majority over tbe two otber candidates. Kruger declares that, although cannot get the gold ont ...

... SALADS The finest French and Italian OILS, French Vinegara, Ac. Alee prime Cheddar, Olonoester, Oruytre, and Parmesan CHEBSE, on sale, at M. COLLINS* GROCERY AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, FANCY REPOSITORY, COUNTY HOUSE, DORCHESTER. Henry ling, printer, bookseller ...

... Salad I without mustard arc unworthy of the name. Mix well little mustard, vinegar and olive oil in proportions to suit the taste, and you have a dressing that chef can beat. It helps digestion,too. ...

... Salad T. DOBLE, Chemist, Tavistock, has a . vacancy for an APPRENTICE. ANTED, GENERAL SERVANT.—AppIy Mrs. Willoucks, Motor, Lidford Statiuu. ukT ANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT.— Apply Union lon, Tsvistock. WANTED, immediately, as APEBENTICE to the EADDLERY ...

... SALAD. In these days of grab, and of hard blows with mailed fists, it may not be amiss to know what tbe German papers hare to say abont little England, and onr modest seises. For iostanee, The VevUohe ZeUwg declares“ The great continental powers most ...

... Salad Dressings without mustard arc unworthy of the name. Mix well a little mustard, vinegar and olive oil in proportions to suit the taste, and you have a dressing that no chef can bent. It helps digestion,too. Colmaift Mustard MINING division liberalism ...