... KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. KITCHEN RANGES. Write & for 1!12. N . ...

... KITCHENER. THE criticisms and controversies which have raged round the name of Kitchener since lie went down in the Hampshire' have in no way affected his essential greatness. He is, as the Prince of Wales said to-day when unveiling the statue Parliament ...

... until I banged the table smartly. Sorry to interrupt such a fascinating gossip,” I said, but the subject to-night is kitchens, and kitchens it shall be ! That Refuse o uT came notebooks and pencils, and Daphne, her round young face absurdly serious, started ...

... KITCHEN CABINETS^. In two colours. sft. 6in. high, 30in. wide, and 17in. deep. front fitted with porcelain tray. Two spacious cupboards, drawers (one lined baize). Chrome-plated fitments ...

... Glass in the Kitchen. IN the modern ldwhen glass is the - 11 - place of wood and metals for various utensils, and of earthenware for the making of baking dishes. Glass rolling pins and paste boards are the latest use to which the once exceedingly brittle ...

... DEAD IN KITCHEN. Mrs. Sarah Kay (56), wife of James W. Kay, a retired shuttle maker, of 44, Albionstreet, Radcliffe, was found dead in her kitchen to-day. The discovery was made by her husband when he Came downstairs. There was a smell of gas in the room ...

... KITCHEN ER 108th Day of Coal Stoppage, ...

... SHOTS IN KITCHEN. Charles Houghton (46), butler, was, to-day, committed for trial on a charge of murdering his mistresses, Miss Elinor Woodhouse (65), and Miss Martha Woodhouse (57), her sister wh o were shot in their mansion at Burghill Court on September ...

... DRINKS IN KITCHEN. Salford Magistrates Refuse Permission. An application was made at Salfor d Licensing ticssione to-day for permission to sell drink in the kitchen of the Butchers' Arms in Cross Lane. Some time ago, when sanitary alterations were sanctioned ...

... Kitchen Measures. of the difficulties of coming a cookery receipt is that spoons, although of the same name vary so much in size. To save this uncertainty, especially for liquids, a new measure, or rather series of measures, have been designed. Each ong ...

... FIELD KITCHENS. Advocating some scheme for providing the very poor wit food and other necessaries at cost price, the General says:. I can see a bad winter ahead—a winter a great un• rest, agitation, and commotion—and I think we ought to do something ...

... KITCHEN MAIDS, GOOD WAGES PAID, PLUS BONUS. TRAINING GIVEN IP NECESSARY. BOARD. LODGING, ...