KITCHEN
... KITCHEN. ALL OF THEM ADMIT THEIR GUILT. ...
... KITCHEN. ALL OF THEM ADMIT THEIR GUILT. ...
... KITCHEN Pots tod pans: *ll iron, aln* minium, tin. ename! and earthen* ware cooking utensils; glassware; china; taps; sink; gas-stove; refrigerator; table: cupboards; larder-shelves and *ll white woodwork; windows; paint work; tiles. And your bands. BATHROOM ...
... KITCHEN, CHINESE EX-EMPEROR. ATTACK OK BEITISH ALLEGED BESTOBITIOS PLOT. (By arrangement with London ‘'Express.”) PEKIN, Thursday.—Mr. H. F. Johnston, the English tutor of the 17-year-old Manchu Emperor, made a public denial of the insinuations in the ...
... For the Kitchen ke most important ltem 0{ ikitchen-the cooker, and compare it with kitchen dated 1850 to, say, 1900. Many of the -U i « were adequate m their time but tt would impossible to deny that remarkable progress / has been made To-day. course ...
... KITCHEN HODGSON * SIMPSON LIMITED. faW-M QIC. A S RITCHIE ACO A caniaiax humorist. im* a, vuiei VU.! some diverting storms. Fl»«l Wreaths Designs work art. All; Mr. George H. Ham, who ie probably the !* !: known man in Canada, ha. written SUBSCRIPTION ...
... KITCHENS. AdoOmt iim li»»J* (Imdu wan nothing k*** » rhrna, and tarnina oalUant oo»* «• lap mow bowdofra- Kitfkrorrn ti tka orrap-kaap. Aad tkat awfal Irisk rook, aa foand ...
... A dog barking in the kitchen the house attracted his attention. The door was open, but the half-door was closed. Witness saw in the door, and noticed a horse’s winkers, with a rope attached thereto, hanging from beam in the kitchen. did not then enter ...
... KITCHEN MANAGEMENT. The real point of good management in the kitchen is to clear things away yon go on, and to l*e one day ahead in ordering necessaries, says a writer in Madame. For instance, take the everyday want of tea and sugar. At start' ing. order ...
... KITCHEN HINT. SAGO BROTH. Dissolve an Oxe cube In I pint vegetable water, preferably potato, celery or carrot. Sprinkle In I tablespoonful sago. Stir until balling. Simmer 10 minutes and serve. THERE 1 lE'S NOTHING LIKE ...
... Kitchen Economy IT is not waste of time to try and make meals attractive as possible. It does not mean that more food will be eaten, but it does ensure that the meal will be enjoyed. Besides this, a good knowledge of cooking means that the food is not ...
... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT How to Dry Apples We may be; abort apples later in the vear—through bringing munitions instead apples tli© ahips from Canada. minute* in the hay-box all nig it. i morning reheat and serve. Two Ways with Swedes Swedes are delicious ...
... KITCHEN EFFICIENCY. The increasingly widespread use of Hugon*! Refined Beef Suet in place of the old messy “lump suet is clear evidence the business capacities ot the modern housewife, , Atoka is all pure suet, ready shredded for prompt use, with no ...