... SCHOOL KITCHENS AMERICAN PUBLIC & THE WAR Mr. Elmer Davis. Director of the United States Office of Wax Information, who is in Britain, said at a Press Conference in London to-day that in spite of the congressional agitation on politics they were careful ...

... KITCHEN HANDS REQUIRED FOR ESSENTIAL WORK. Hours: .. 9.0 am. till 6.0 p.m. No Sundays. Apply: THE GEISHA CAFE, HERTFORD STREET. COVENTRY. Except between 12 noon and 2.30 p.m. ...

... ORIGINATED IN KITCHEN. The fire originated in the kitchen of one of the shops occupied by the len family during is a lathe daytime. Yen undry man, and was at work when the fire was discovered shortly after 2.30. The alarm was first given by the dog ...

... KITCHEN EFFICIENCY. 71st increasingly widespread use of lineal! Atone - Refined Beef Suet in place of t h e old Missy lump sue' is clear evidence of the busman empacities of the modern housewife. ATOM A - all pure suet. ready shredded for prompt use ...

... DISINFECTANTS IN THE KITCHEN Half a pint of washing soda, dissolved in six quarts of boiling water, should used to clean sink ami bath tub pipes. Carbolic acid, in the proportions of four tablespoonfuls to a pint of water, is necessary for the same purjiose ...

... POUND IN IN KITCHEN Mr. E. F. Hadow, Coroncr fur the Central Division of Warwickshire, conducted an inquest at Kenilworth Police Court. on Saturday morning, in regard' to the death of Mr. George Matthews, al well-known local gardener, of 40, Park Road ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Coventry and the Nation's Loss. MANY TRIBUTES AND SIGNS OF SORROW. A deep sense of the grievous loss which the Empire has sustained in the death of Lord Kitchener prevails throughout Coventry and the district, as elsewhere. Flacs to-day ...

... The Kitchen Garden. The majority of dowering subjects being now past their best (says the ' Journal Horticulture and Home Farmer) a general tidying-up of the herbaceous borders necessary. Discrimination must be used, it is not good practice to cut down ...

... Kitchen Garden. The first rows of Celery (says the “Journal of Horticulture and Home Fanner”) will have been planted out. Special care and attention are most necessary to obtain the best results. The plants must never allowed suffer from drought, or receive ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT Vegetables and salads are plentiful and in full variety cabbages, beans, cauliflowers. turnips, lettuces, tomatoes. They are fine foods for health and vigour. You will get new ideas on how to use them at the Wartime Cookery Demonstrations ...

... KITCHEN PLAN GOOD ides in kitehen planninit in for •tnrine mon nd pnn•. If them a eerie• of deep shelree, cm mit at Tome from the eentre of eolith shelf, leaving enomrh •pave at the hark, however, on which to Mend a pot MI the pot and non+ ran then hA ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT Savoury Splits These are delicious, filling things to have during day’s hard work or a night watch. Sift 6 o/s. plain flour with 2 level tcaspoonfuls baking powder and teaspoonful salt. Aiix thoroughly with 4 o/s. sieved cooked potato ...