... No Salads Wendy tucked in to a dinner of steak and kidney pie and cooked vegetables—but not salad or raw carrot. She and her companions were the guests of the Deputy Mayor and Deputy Mayoress of Bodmin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lees- Barton. After a rest, Wendy ...

... SALADS WITH FINEST FANCY RED SALMON 5/- per ;-lb tin: 9/- per 1-th tin Ample stocks at present, but no other allocation until November ...

... SALADS WITH FINEST FANCY RED SALMON 5/- per -lb tin, 9/- per 1-lb tin Ample stocks at present. but no other allocation until November ...

... SALAD Cabbage lettuce R i Crabbe, Vobs:er; Coleman, Holes. 11; L 0 Robmson. _ _ _ _ A firm who make garden furniture, rustic arches, dovecotes and the like, won the award MONEY for the most attractive trade cbs::enso cup g.ven by Frame stand at Frome ...

... Salads How many of us eat salads in winter? We should, particularly at this time of year. In place of lettuce, which some people think an essential in all salads, have finely shredded raw cabbage (actually more digestible than lettuce), chicory, cauliflower ...

... Salad Three lettuce. E 0 Hallam. Mendip View, Prome, A Coleman. Ho Prome: Mrs Harmsworth. 131,h of 12 tomatoes: Mrs Harrnsworth: Mrs H Cliff. Mrs M Hans Two cucumbers: W P Pearce; Mrs IHarmsworth. AfaJor P C Pletcher. ...

... * Salads This is the season of salads. Lettuces are good, eggs get cheaper and tomatoes will be reasonable again soon. Six hard-boiled eggs, four ounces of cooked ham or gammon. one tablespoon of capers (or chopped pickled gherkins), quarter pint mayonnaise ...

... SALAD LOCAL 2/6 lb. TOMATOES Lettuce 9d. each Cucumbers 1/3 each Cooked Beetroot 9d. lb. Our Choice of Records For You This Week Three Stars— Ruby Wright 6/- Sorry— The Impalas 6/- Who's That Knockin'— Little Tony 6/4 Caramba— The Champs 6/4 Dream ...

... SALADS These can be chopped to go in salads, the flavour being akin to celery. Lovage can also be used to flavour casseroles, stews and !Krupa. There is one herb I grow but never use as a herb because I don't weskon 3Ltb Fencing llt KITCHENS r., , 4 ...

... Salad Cabbaae lettuce: W Clark: W Idalahall. Frame: M E Nord.. ToinatGes: 1 Flnddlnott. We , t Cranmnre: F W Penney. Fiiu!k• land: B Wilkes. Cueumni.rs: Mrs 0 rhe:p.. Frome: W Marshal:, Frome. M E Norris. Clap for most In dreoratPe of flower , : O Taunton* ...

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... * Salads Salads are such a summer standby that it surprises me how little interest is taken in that section In shows. Salad making is an excellent opportunity for doing something a little out of the rut at little or no extra expense with often good results ...