... KITCHENER AND THE KITCHEN RANGES. Tbn Olobe pnblialira the following—We learn that the following remarkable order was recently iaanel from Pretoria by Lord Kitchener to the commandera of eolcmiis throughout South Africa:— The Coromander-in Chief in South ...

... KITCHENER. The following despatches from Lord Kitchener the Secretary for War were iaeued the War Office Thursday evening Prkiokia, Al'Ofst 1. A.Jl.— > On July twih officer’s patrol of twenty yeomanry and some native scouts followed two carts and fsw ...

... THE KITCHEN. USING UP THE REMNANTS. (From a Correspondent in the Times.) How to use up what is left over is a problem which vexes the housekeeper often enough. She is weary of mince, or rissoles, and of kromeakies, or, rather, she has probably wearied ...

... In the Kitchen To begin with, I found that a most useful saucepan, although just it should inside, had collected quite an amount of grime and grease on the outside. Apart from tile fact that it looker! far from nice, I knew that the presence of grease ...

... IN THE KITCHEN Italian Cookies Ingredients: 4oz. self - raising flour, loz. fat, 2oz. sugar, of an egg, vanilla essence to taste, 2oz. chopped dried fruit, water or milk for mixing. . . Sift the flour and rub in the fat. Mix in the sugar and chopped fruit ...

... THE KITCHEN. This apartment is where the greater portion the cooking is to be performed, and. at times, where ihe meals are to lie taken. To commence with, the real kitchen necessaries arc table, a few chairs, an arm-chair, a couch, a laige press, or ...

... IN THE KITCHEN We are using the last of the old potato crop and sometimes, when plain boiled, they turn out greyish-looking and unappetising. Try this way of cooking them. Par-boil the potatoes, cut them into neat dice or slices, put them in a pan with ...

... IN THE KITCHEN. When a larder is available and the shelves are made of wood slate or marble slab, or even a sheet of metal, should be placed on one for holding milk, fish, and so on. Netted bags should be used for onions, shallots, and garlic. Spread ...

... THE KITCHEN clothes care so appals them in their busy state that they simply make no effort to tackle it. Yet if only they did tackle it they would find that it is not nearly as heavy a task as they think. Being well groomed is a question of two things ...

... KITCHENER. ABOUT AFGHANISTAN. (aiurna'a TBrnaain) Bxiu, Uobdat.— The Indiu OsmnnMal it wrM watorakip tilurapfclt M« KUphoaie idgudiog xpotM oamt in AlffeanMnn. BeaUi't lenrnt tint lb* OOm h»*» nothin* doflalto on Um tabjto* o ...

... IN THE KITCHEN °MEM ONlONS.—lngredieute: onions, a piece of fat, 1 tablespoonful floor, 4-pint stook, 2ozs. chime, sea. and pepper to taste. Use small onions if you can get tlhem, otherwise cook large ones and halve them before putting them into 'the ...

... KITCHEN Every housewife has an important Job to do in feeding her family Sn the most nourishing and economical way possible. and at the same time avoiding waste. It is difficult gauge just how much a family will eat, A few leftovers will not matter provided ...