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... with a magnifying glass at- techment, which maker the aye apparently much larger: sunshade equipped with an electric inn: • kitchen alarm clock which indicates to the cook the moment fur attention to the oven; and • waiter-signalling device. THE COST OF ...
... from WILSON k CAMPBELL, 142.1t0yal Asenue. D ETA-CHED.rII7- WITH - GXRDES . ,, FOR SALE. Two Sitting. three Bed Rooms, large Kitchen. beautifully titled Scullery; every modern convenience. ()laden all sides, neatly laid out. Close to two Trains, in most popular ...
... were somewhat the worse for drink, were inclined be quarrelsome, bat to this did not pay much attention. On entering the kitchen on New Year’s morning, however. was asked by the husband to assist him in lifting the wife into bed. The lodger complied? ...
... wanted, 1 gentleman; £10; interview here forenoon today.—Mrs. Maxwell. 107, Donegall Street; Telephone 2928. AlBO . .A.A.—KITCHEN-MAID and Scallery-maid wanted, gentlemau* place: £2O: must have good references.—Mr*. Maxwell, 107, Donegal! Street; Telephone ...
... Housemaids, Nurses, Housekeepers; Protestants; good references. M ■RS. Gray requires Cooks. Cook - Generals, - Generals, Kitchen-maids; for engagement to-day, experienced Cook and House-Parlour Maids.—l 46, Doncgall Paes; Telephone 3319. Al7l MRS. Gross ...
... oentra of the shape and sprinkle chopped pistachio* on top. The Jelly—To Chop—Take piece sliff lemon jelly, dip piece of kitchen in cold water, lay it on the board, and plane the jelly on it, wet a large knife and chop it with this, place this on the ...
... brother the deceased, said be assisted Connor at his trad© as a mason, and on the evening the 27th December he was in the kitchen of Doherty’s public-house. Connor told him to be his work , next morning 7-45 o’clock. then treated witness to couple of drinks ...
... secretary), said they did not think a cane had been made out for compulsory service. They had never seen or beard of Ivord Kitchener its neoosnity. The general public could not charge miners with lack of patriotism, tremendous number had joined the foroan ...
... these queetions when his statement to the Hpuse to-mornv LORD KITCHENER. Mr. HOWIE asked the Prime shot, in view of recent adjustment military commands. were now L ibener's duties. I —Lord Kitchener dime-Wee the dance Secretary for War. Maciallter.) Mr. k ...
... hotel, provincial town. —Tel. 3053. A 236 DONELAN’S Registry. 21. Antrim Read.— Waitress wanted for restaurant in city: good Kitchen-maid also for same.—Tel. 3053. 235 DRAPERY.— Wholesale City House require reliable Junior Assistant for Dress Department; ...
... BE BROUGHT IN BY OTHER MEANS. 2,950,514 Hen Willing to Serve. The Earl of Derby’s report on recruiting, addressed to Lord Kitchener, was issued yesterday. In it the figures for the group system are taken as from 23rd October to 15th December, and the following ...
... Tie Prima Association telegraphs:—The Earl of Derby's report on recruiting was issued yesterday It is sddrewerl to I:orl Kitchener, and is divided into two parte. In the first part, Lord Derby es- presses his most sincere thanks to the Central Committee ...