... KITCHENER ))/\ 7 Yy S MAILED FIST %\ I = PPDOVVVVVVLVCIITVIVTVET S f TALKS on HEALTH. 3 i By a rTm'iT,' Doctor. $ HINTS ON NURSING I you want to be a good mutee or frat-aid worker, you must, of course, keep the wounds you are dressing very clean. 1 advise ...

... KITCHEN HINTS. If any oil or grease spilt upon the range, immediately cover it with salt that tho disagreeable odour may removed. If oil etove ia in use keep a box sand near to prevent fire in accident. Remember that water will not extinguish fits which ...

... KITCHEN COOKED. The ant imaident et ante in the opened halt was a breakaway by the United ferwerde, geishas hay*, a rase with llelkinald ter the WK, but the isaftimem got then lint and kinked avey. The Nor Sold forwards then love the burly Mae • loam ...

... THE KITCHEN SINK, To keep it sweet, twice a week, at night, put a large lump of soda over the drain of the sink and pour slowly over it a kettleful of boiling water. Some of this will remain till morning in the crook of the pipe, acting on any dirt that ...

... KITCHEN LORE. OLD stockings out the ver.m make creellent cloths for polishing furniture and doors, as well as soft iron holders When groom i er.ilt on the kitchen table cr door, ppoouurr cold water on it at once, to prevent it ing into the wood. It will ...

... KITCHEN HINTS. Hints for the kitchen are always useful and it well know that salt will cardie sew milk .- lienee. In preparing milk porridge, grnrtee, etc., the salt should not be added until the dinh ia prepared. When waebing din hen which hare bald ...

... KITCHEN WALLS. at to speak a word, rye a writer in the Mark Lane Express, for the desirability of enamelled or tile paper for bathroom and kitchen walla. The friend who recommended it to me is still enjoying her kitchen paper in its ninth year ef service ...

... KITCHEN POINTER& If malt is sprinkled over the range before fry. leg is commenced, there will be no disagreeable odour if the fat spatters over. In order to have potatoes always white, the saucepan in which they are boiled should never be used for any ...

... KITCHEN SINK. The kitchen sink can, and ehouald, be kept as clean as @ china plate with a liberal use of hot soda ntzrp;:*c scrubbing brush. (a) If black. a little n scrubbed on will remove all staips. It is a good plan.to keep a pisce of soda on the ...

... INTELLIGENCE IN THE KITCHEN. So much of the comfort, health, and wellbeing of the family is dependent upon the character and ability of the cook that scarcely too much forethought and discretion can be exercired in her selection, choioe 22 4 being permitted ...

... KITCHEN MANAGEMENT. The great point of good management in the kitchen is to clear things away as you go on, and to be one day ahead in ordering necessaries, says a writer in Made se. For instance, take the everyday want of tea and sugar. At starting, ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A Brief Biography. The great soldiers do not love the limalight. It is surprising to the journalist as well as to the public that reliable information concerning them is hard to get. * Lord Kitchener of Khartoum (J. Nisbet and C'o., ...