... LORD KITCHENER. A Tribute from Sir Fredk. Milner. TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN Sir, —From many notices have read the late Earl Kitchener 1 think that may likely to infer that with all his great qualities he was somewhat lacking in goodueso heart. Those ...

... Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener, who seconded the rceohtlion, said it wae necessary that everyone of them should grasp clearly what wae meant the statements that the war was one of financial and economic exhaustion and also ono of whole nations and peoples ...

... Earl Kitchener. lari KMVHr.Nr.JI said was glad Lord Derby, who had given him much valuable a-sistanee in the recruiting department of the War Office had worked wholeheartedly for the good the army, had been able explain in detail what had been going in ...

... KITCHEN iHAGIC. OUR noble knight says he would rather break lance any day than spill a tin of Panshine, for this wonderful preparation makes everything and bright long before noon. WhenPanshine enters the lists the contest might be described •‘ walk-over ...

... sf KITCHEN GARDEN Parsnips chould be sown in F if the soil is in good condition. ff the succeed best in deeply-cultivated land » side was heavily manured for the previou » shot freshly-manurei land does not produ shaped roots. Where the soil is of nature ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. PVERY schoolboy knows the date of the Norman Conquest. Every housewife knows the date when she first conquered dirt and disorder in her home using PANSHINE; and, at the same time, established Cleanliness and Brightness throughout her house ...

... galley. The captain at this time was calling Lord Kitchener to the boat, but owing to th© noise of the wind and the sea Lord Kitchener apparently could not hear him. When th© explosion occurred Lord Kitchener walked calmly from the captain’s cabin, went up ...

... PANSHINE KITCHEN NLAGIC. pANSHINE is magnificent on metals! A wizard on woodwork! A charm on chinaware! It brings brightness and happiness to the home—cleanliness and comfort—here, there, and everywhere. Use it for cleaning Pots and Pans, Chinaware, Glassware ...

... LOUD KITCHENER DROWNED. H.M.S HAMPSHIRE LOST OFF THE ORKNEYS All Hands Missing. ...

... Members and Lord Kitchener. In to Sir Henry Dalziel. Mr. TENNANT stated that the meeting of hon. members of the House of Commons on Friday moruing at 11.30 with Lord Kitchener would held in Committee-room No. 14 the House of Commons, and not at tho Foreign ...

... PANSHINE KItCHEN MAGIC. KITCHEN MAGIC! That’s what it is. A little Panshine damp cloth —a brisk rub—a shine and a smile everything clean, everybody happy. That’s the Panshine Idea. ...

... GRIEF FOR LORD KITCHENER. THE KING’S SYMPATHY. TWELVE SURVIVORS WASHED ASHORE. Mrs. Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, has been recipient of innumerable letters said telegrams of sympathy her personal loss and grief, which the whole empire shares. The ...