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... Kitchen Mishaps Keep Gennolenc bandy for use in case of such accidents as cuts, wounds, scalds. burns. scratches, and braiws. STOPS THE PAIN HEALS AT ONCE PREVENTS POISONING I.ittle mishaps are hound to occur when you arc dealin 4 with pots . -.N. and ...

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... The Kitcheners. The Havas agency of . France has circulated throughout that country opinion of the Kitcheners men now in the trenches which should confirm our Ally the opinion M. formed of the new armies during his recent visit here. These men,” toys ...

... KITCHENER DUKE OF CORNWALL'S TOUR. The following is the Ring's Speech. which was read in Parliament /eater My Lords and Geotlemen,—lt seNsfactory to be able to close the Ord Parliament of my reign with the seeterance that the cordiality of the 'relations ...

... KITCHEN BY HOUSEWIFE eZe)HAT an I give them instead of meat? is a Question I am often asked. Of course, there are many vegetables and cereals, but. nest to meat. eggs and cheese are the most nutritious and satisfying . Omelettes. savouries and curries ...

... KITCHENER'S REPORT. From Lord Kitchener to tho Office:— Pretoria, Aug. It —I am glad to be able to semi you the largest return I hare yet hod for one walk. Since! !oh inst. columns report Boers' killed, 20 wounded, including Com-II mandant dangerotuly; ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT HOW TO STORE CARROTS. The secret of storing carrots is in lifting them (pulling them up) in good condition. Lift them during dry w eather,not later than the middle of October. Reject all blemished carrots and all damaged or forked ...

... Great War, could mistake the towering figure of Lord Kitchener Kitchener of Khartoum When Kitchener went to his death aboard the ill-fated H.M.S. Hampshire while on his way from Scapa Flow to Russia on July 5. 1916, there were some in England who shared ...

... Kitchen Assistant WANTED at once. at the INFIRMARY, Highstreet, Hmnerton, £.9, KITCHEN ASSISTANT; balary £lB per annum, rising at the ena of one year to a £2O max'mum, with rations, washing, locigir.g, and uniform, and a war IKnue of £1 for each complete ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Tho dramatic suddenness of Lord Kitchener’s death was a staggering blow for the British nation and Empire. Rarely has it been our lot, even in war, to sustain such a shock. Comparatively few people were aware that he was not in his office ...