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... KITCHEN MAGIC. IN THE LAND OF THE PHARAOHS there is still em scope for the Panshine Pair to practise their Kitchen Magic, for Panshine will clean and polish decorated Stoneware, Earthenware or Ti lamb as easily as it will brighten and clean the coop utensils ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC EVERY hour of the day Panshine is ready to fly to your assistance. In the kitchen—in the sitting room—in the bedroom—in the bathroom there is work for Panshine to do. Though known as Kitchen Magic, it brings brightness everywhere. A little ...
... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. Out of the war-fog that covered the land A man arose who could understand, With a mighty brain and a lion heart Andthelcvoof.poo&h’-ndwm 2 %‘borough ” his motto, and no truer frame, Fitted round Kitchener lining his name. With infinite ...
... Lord Kitchener. the House of Lords, Lord KITCHENER said that the task of securing a wav lor direct communication between the Central Powers and Constantinople was undoubtedly, tho main object of the Austro-Gormans Balkan operations. ...
... months to be a colleague—a close colleague-— of the late Lord Kitchener., He couid speak with personal knowledge of the work he did from the beginning of the war. He was with Lord Kitchener the first evening of the day upon which he took up the seals of ...
... COOL KITCHENS No matter what the weather, the Kitchen is always cool and fresh when the cooking is done by GAS. There are no grates to polish, no hearths to clean, no ashes, dust, or drudgery, and no waste of fuel. The cooking is always a success, and ...
... KITCHENERS ARMY S. Andrew: , E. Price W Allen W. H. Price William Bartlett C. H. Price Arthur Bartlett J. H. Pretty Boulton F Roberts Harry Boulton G :Imre F. Baldwin F. Stew Cobell George Serivene H Clutterbnek A. E. H. Smith Percy Goodall Fred Ilant ...
... KITCHEN HERBS . The aromatic plants that make up the kitchen bouquet play an important part in European cookery. The English housewife uses many varieties of herbs, while the French chef is well versed in the fine flavours produced by the addition of ...
... KITCHEN REQUISITES. Near the sink and stove should always hang a kitchen scissors, • tin opener, • corkscrew, a email sharp knife, • cloth bolder for lifting hot pots, • dredging box for flour, • smaller one for pepper, and • box of salt; a pot chain ...
... KITCHENER WEEK. commetmoratien of the death of litd K•tcbetter, the employee. at • tarp mai. it :It teceutly orgatmed • pal Kitcheser reek. the ce..alt of wkkk ousoutered co Satlarlay 1 hr pnt in 't INT II nt increased the output of munition pnr cent ...
... Kitchener's Army F. 11. Groves H. J. Green Charles Gress G. E. Walker C. E. Jeynes C. Trapp il. Wiggins W. Wilkes .1 W Walker F W Ktog T Webb A Hemming H Hunt F J Savage ...
... fresh news regarding the death ot Lord Kitchener was received yesterday Commander Kitchener, his Lordship's nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broome Park, and and his party left for the North ...