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... KITCHEN TRAGIC. rVERY hour of the day Panshine is ready to fly to your assistance. In the kitchen —in the sitting room—in the bedroo —in the bathroom there is work for Panshine to do. Though known sis Kitchen Magic, it brings brightness everywhere, A ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. Pot and the Kettle are fond of one * another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on ‘the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine. A little ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. 'J'HE Panshine Pair are resting after doing their pleasant work of brightening the home. They’re not tired not a bit; there’s little effort needed with PANSHINE that its users cannot possibly get tired. No one ever gets tired with PANSHINE ...
... mind (D any such memorial should be permanent and petuate Lord Kitchener’s name for all tim°»,*\t (2) that it should be devoted some known be near to his heart. Those who know Lord Kitchener beat agreement that no subject was more in bio thought than the ...
... PANSHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of * another nowadays—and very fond of Pan shine. They sit side by side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect ■union. They belong to the bright family things cleaned with Panshine ...
... NS KITCHEN MAGIC. |N THE LAND OF THE PHARAOHS there is still ample scope for the Panshine Pair to practise their Kitchen Magic, for Panshine will clean and polish decorated Stoneware, Earthenware or Tilework as easily as it will brighten and clean the ...
... NEW HONOUR FOR LORD KITCHENER. The Secretary of the War Office forwards the following oommuniqu©;—His Excellency the French Ambassador called ait the War Office this afternoon and handed Lord Kitchener the insignia of the Grand Cordon the Legion of Honour ...
... LORD KITCHENER OF Farewell, great General. . , The British Empire mourns for gone. Kitchener, her true and noble son, A gallant soldier in the fight For England’s honour, justice, right stood tower of atrength In England’s day need, noble figure a man ...
... WREXHAM.-COUNTRY COTTAGE, adjoining farmhouse, containing 2 sitUng-rooms. kitchen, back kitchen, 5 bedrooms, grounds, yard, etc.; spring water; miles Wrexham, 10 minutes from Rhos Station.—Apply W. N. Capper, Parr’s Bank Chambers, Wrexham. WANTED, near ...
... KITCHENER MEMORIAL. LIST SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ s. d The Mayor and Mayoress of Chester (Aid. John M. and Mrs. Frost) 20 0 H. B. Chester 20 u B. O. Rooarts, Esq., J.P-. Abbots Cottage, Chester C. A. Earle, Esq., Heywood Lodge, Chester • 0 George J. Johnston ...
... WANTED, north aide Chester, for period of the War, MAN (ineligible) with some knowledge of kitchen garden.—Apply, stating age, wages required and experience, Box 536, Chronicle Office, Chester. WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE withbTTO miles of Chester, near Station ...
... THE PANSHINE PAIR THROUGHOUT THE AGES. KITCHEN MAGIC. PRIMITIVE cooking utensils were very roughly * fashioned and, judging from our picture, it looks as though there was going to be an equally rough sequel to the primitive meal. To without Panshine nowadays ...