... liztum. Mr. Prentice had charge of lb. following Oleolocan Ind—Liddell. Brady. Bennett, M*Deritt, B. WDevitt. Young. Garrett. Kitchen. U'Leughlin, and Snap.. Linaeld Swifts—Adams. Campos. Itqlordie, WCandlese, Brown. M•Cioekvy. Lee, Morton, and Robinma. . ...

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... House-Parbur Maids Generals, training Girls, Cbeu», Sculler.v-maicw.—’Phone 880. 7788 DISENGAGED, very good Cook; requires Kitchen-maid, also good Plain Cook, experienced Infant’s Nurse.—Miss Macoun, Agency. IX, May Street. A4B ■JIfRS. Gray requires Cooks ...

... very cold, and add it; gradually to the mixture, stiffing all the time with knife, as that is the coolest utensil in the kitchen. The pastry should be mixed stiffly, being of such a consistency that when the knife placed in the-mixture the former just ...

... yoir:e only Menlo in chow. Do yon think that this war's a joke? Do too want the Oensmn yoke? If you don't. then don't provoke Kitchener to make you go. Over all the wide. wide world. Whenner freedom's gat•• Unfurled, Forks are watching till we've hurled The ...

... Witneu then dipped out of the house to escape his rage. &se saw him go oat, but a bit later be returned, and fell dead in the kitchen. Almyra Vane. a corporal in the Middlesex itegimrni, brother of the loot witneas. said that Pc.ul and hi. wife sometime,. ...

... wrapped up in two blankets and bound round with wire. Under the head a. pair of blood-stained t In kitchen grate he found eight ounces of lead. and in the kitchen table drawer the carving knife produced : When prisoner told he was in coil c ustody he said Wail ...

... alcohol—will be served out regularly. Excellent service is being rendered by the cuisines ri la nt es t horse-draw n camp kitchens), which are attached to all the army corps at. the front. Throughout the winter special attention ail! be paid to all provisions ...

... ketahle abroad must sell them in order to the 22nd inst.. witness was scrubbing out the pay for goods and munitions purchased kitchen, and when she moved away from the abroad for which no other means of payment wall old tin box which she can be providef Lastly ...

... Probate and other purposes. All returns of Sales furnished promptly. JOSEPH BLAIR, LTD. Boilers, Orates, Mantelpieces, and Kitchen Ranges of all kinds. to Church Lane, BELFAST, W 405 Memorial = Cards. =?- F. J. M‘CARTNEY, Many Mew and Chaste Design* Auctioneer ...

... that on the occasion it the picture show they uere in the hall, and heard defendant hiss the pictures of King George Lord Kitchener, and the Allied (Twined heads. and cheer the Kaiser Tuikish troops. Mr. R. Murphy, proprietor of the hall, described the ...

... and to spend even the few shillings necessary for fees, and then many of our senior students left to take their places in Kitchener’s Army that some of the most , important classes were impoverished, and al- I though the school suffers financially from ...