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... NATIONAL KITCHENS. Lady Askwith declares in the Daily News that the difficulties ‘of starting communal kitchens have been exaggerated by the inexperienced hands into which the plan fell. Tt is, after all, she points out, only a revival and an extension ...
... BATas IN THE KITCHEN. Euston-road National Kitchen has already been closed, and the special committee now recommended the closing of Prince of Wales-road Kitchen, and that this establishment should revert to its proper purpose as a ladies’ first class ...
... KITCHEN WALLS. I want to speak a word, says a writer T ihe Mark Lane Fxpress, for the desirability of enamelled or tile paper for bathroom and kitchen walls. The friend who recommended it to me is still enjoying her kitchen paper in its ninth year of ...
... NATIONAL KITCHENS National Kitchens are to he started throughout the country at once. They are fo be for all classes, rich and poor, without distinction as to position or income. Local authorities will own and work the kitchens. Totels and and restaurants ...
... 9 National Kitchen. sharp, on 3rd JULY, ...
... NATIONAL KITCHEN OPENED i The first National Kitchen in the Berough ' at 257. Euston-road, was cpened hr His*Wor¢ shin the Mayor, Alderman C. Willismr, J. 8., ion Wednesday morning. The kitchen. which ! wiil be under the management of the Loce! Food ...
... NATIONAL KITCHEN AT THE BATHS. As announced in more detail in an official advertisement in our present issue, a National Kitchen and Public Restaurant will be opened at Prince of- Wales-road Baths, Kentish Town, on Tuesday morning next, by Mr. G. H. Roberts ...
... KITCHEN REFUSE I'OR PICGS It is estimated by the National ‘Salvage Council that about\3sB,ooo pigs could be fed ¢ - kitchen refuse from towns in England and Wales with a popnlation of ever 10.000. ...
... THE WORLD OF WOMEN. HEALTH AND THE KITCHEN The mistress who wishes to Lkeep her household in goocd health must herself strictly enforce kitechen clennliness, unless she can afford to pay a competent housekeeper to do this for her, and it does not follow ...
... KITCHEN PORTER'S ALLEGED SEVEN WIVES, At Bow-street, Arthur Lazarus, 31, kitchen porter, no fixed abode, was charged with bigamously marrying Marguerite Adolphine Passe.—lt was stated that, when arrestéd on another charge, accused told a detective inspector ...
... THE KITCHEN CINDERELLA. By ALICE AND CLAUDE ASKEYW, ‘““ Now, what are you day-dreaming about, Maggie, I should like to know? I never saw such a girl for sitting over the fire and doing aothing. You really might bestir yourself on Christmas Eve.”’ Mrs ...
... KITCHEN PORTER'S ALLEGED SEVEN WIVES. At Bow-street, Arthur Lazarus, 31, kitchen porter, no fixed abode, was charged, on remand, with bigamously marrying Marguerite Adolphine Passe, of Hanway-street, Tottenham Courtroad.—Accused = told a detective inspector ...