... Kitchens. The other exception which formed a prominent feature of the evening's proceedings was the discussion and adoption of a scheme for the experimental opening of two communal kitchens, foliowing a pro. posal made to that effect at the preceding ...

... KITCHEN MONEY £5 TO £SOO. ...

... KITCHEN RANGES. Two Specialities at CHALMERS'; OBAN HOOD SCARF price 12/6 An ideal HEAD AND THROAT WRAP for motoring and travelling. Is of soft and pleasing texture, and of two-fold thickness, except where it Is open to take in the head, and here it is ...

... IN THE KITCHEN. The careful supervision exerriNed in the kitchen during the war appears to hay. been relaxed. It is desirable that people should know that it is to their own interest still to continue • very careful acratiny. for the amount of Asumssgs ...

... KITCHENER. Mr. Rieliard Belt, the sculptor, at the War Office yesterday presented to the ~rd Kitchener National Nlemorial Fond Committee a gunmetal host of the late Field Marshal Earl Kitchener which be has recently executed. The bust. cast from a cuntion ...

... IN THE KITCHENS. The correspondent was welcomed into the spotless kitchens, where chupatties were being cooked on flat stoves, and the fragrant stews and curries prepared. One kitchen was labelled Meat-eating Hindus. The dietary is excellent and varied ...

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... KITCHEN opened letters which have arrived since Grippes left, and they will be opened for the purpose of trying to obtain a clue as to his whereabouts. The hunt for Crippen and Miss Le Neve is a keen one. The police in every port, village, and town have ...

... kITCHENER. In the present national crisis, when every and every individual who can aid the Ast;on should do so, the committee of the Rural League—of which the veteran land reformer. Mr. sleere Collings, is president, cud Lord Roberts, Lord Mauer, and ...

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