... THE COMMUNAL KITCHEN. This will be self-supporting, and will aim at the economy to be effected by cooking in bulk, and to aid those persons who in these times of stress and hard work are hard pressed to find time for cooking. To such it will be invaluable ...

... COMMUNAL KITCHENS. Mr. \Vale referred to the question of extending the communal kitchens and seeking financial assistance from the Ministry of Food. Mr. Barnacle said a visit had been paid to the communal kitchen by a repreientative of the Ministry of ...

... KITCHENER OF THE NAVY. So Lt,rd 110 , ebery once described Sir John Fisher, but, although Sir John Fisher is, like Lord Kitchener, a man of somewhat stern and brusque nature, who, having set bis mind on accomplishing a thing, allows nothing to stop ...

... KITCHEN TABLES. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED. SAMES PIANOS RAMES PIANOS. SAMES PIANOS. SAMES PIANOS SAMES P IANOS. P TS GUINEAS ,„,-, I.JAMESPIANOS. ORR , PER MONTH SAMES lANOS. P EAQUISITE 10 YEARS WARRANTY DELIVERED FREE BY SAMES PIANOS. MOTOR ...

... KITCHENER IN ACTION. We feel his presence, but it is not lag before we see him. How he must worry his tailor. Tall and well-proportioned above, he falls away from his waist downwards. It is this lower weediness which evidently troubles the man who fashions ...

... KITCHEN ADORNED. Have your kitchen a pretty room if you have to work there yourself, and you will find that there is a pleasant side to the labour, says a contributor to the Ladies' Home Journal. The choice of utensils has something to do with making ...

... TROUBLE IN THE KITCHEN. BOOTS AND COOK COME TO BLOWS. Before Mr. W. R. Goate and other magistrates, at the Coventry City Police Court, on Tuesday, Reginald -fame s Williams, hotel boots, of Pontymoel, South Wales, was charged with maliciously wounding ...

... LONDON'S INVALID KITCHENS. It seems a somewhat surprising fact that comparatively few people seemed to know of the existence of the Invalid Kitchens of London until they read about the Picture given in aid of this kindest of charities at the Albert Hall ...

... KITCHENER TAKES NO RISKS. If Kitchener ever meets with a mishap it will not be because his plans have been known beforehand. A week ago I stood on the railway platform while a deluge fell from the night sky. An hour before nobody in Pretoria had known ...

... KITCHEN AN!) COOKING APPARATUS. Mr. Best informed the Board that the deputation appointed had waited on the Local Government Board with reference to the kitchen and cooking apparatus, and the result was that the Board now approved of the Guardians' proposals ...

... THE TWENTIETH,CENTCRII KITCHEN. Coal and wood be superseded by electricity in the twentieth-century kitchen. The electric oven bakes bread ideally, and meats prepared by it do not require watching or basting, while broiling or frying may te done in superior ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S STATEMENT. THE STATE OF RECRUITING Lord Kitchener, in the House of Lords on Wednesday, made an interesting statement on the events of the past six weeks, from which it appeared that though the tide of battle had ebbed and flowed at various ...