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... British War Loan was an immense success, though the response from the working classes was not so great as was desired. Lord Kitchener's visit to the Bakans in November was incidentally the cause of a London evening paper, the lobe, being suppressed for a ...
... small grievances against one another. “How many horses would it put in the Leo‘p‘rdotown stables, or servants into ‘heir kitchens if I danced and fumed like & pea on a hot plate?” he demanded, eatirically. His cigar had gone out, but he was too flustered ...
... lavishly, The number of households where a vory-l:;: kitchen fire is left every night by the when they go to bed is quite llllflnngy large. One l{wu‘s of mistresses who, on going occasionally into the kitchen late aé m'fh. find big fires left, from which they ...
... growing weak, there emerges at first a promise and them, in part at least, a reality—some of the hundreds of thousands of Kitchener's recruiis to renew the enthusiasm of the war in the veins of the Eutente. And so it is Great Britain which spins the thread ...
... WAR WILL LAST THREE YEARS KITCHENER ADHERES TO PREDICTION. LONDON, Friday night. Lotd Kitchener, on the occasion of his recent visit to Athens, repealed his prediction that the war will last three years, according to a state- ment made for publication ...
... which is not altogether to their advantage. The time for anxicty and alarm is over. Tlmti began three months ago when Lord Kitchener cabled 10 Sir lan Mamillon for an estimate of the losses which would be involved in an evacuation of the Peninsula. This ...
... death of Private John M. Anderson, 16th Battalion H‘ifh]nnd Light Infantry. He left an engineering office in Glasgow to join Kitchener's Army nhortfy after the outbreak of war. After two months ol the front, he fell on the 4th instant, by the aim of a German ...
... 5/6 and 6/6 each. Coloured Cotton BED MATS, in red, blue, pink, and green, Sale Price 3/11. These are the right. make tor Kitchen Beds. COLOURED BED MATS. Red and White WOOLLEN BED MATS, rull sizo, Sale Prices 5/11, 6/11 and 7/11 each. TAPESTRY BED MATS ...
... LA AL VAL T VAR RRS L R AA A VA “7‘\.['s“, HOUSEMAID for 28th l*'nb‘gmr). Apply Mrs LESLIE, Laxfirth. W ANTED. GIRL for Kitchen. - Apply ROYAL HOTEL, Scalloway. ‘VANTHD. THREE ROOMS in goed Yeeality. Apply No. 103, * Shetland Times Office. WANTEU. ...
... 5/6 and 6/6 each. ~ Coloured Cotton BED MATS, in red, blue, pink, and green, Sale Price 3/11. These are ilhu right make for Kitchen Beds. j COLOURED BED MATS. _Red and White WOOLLEN BED MATS, tull size, Sale Prices 5/11, 6/11 and 7/11 each. TAPESTRY BED ...
... LTIV SRR RR VR VAR VR WA SRV “'.\NTHD, HOUSEMAID for 28th Fobruary. Apply Mrs LESLIE, Laxfirih. ety “'.\.\'TED. GIRL for Kitchen. Apply ROYAL HOTEL, Scalloway “'ANTHI) a FEW PONIES 13 or 44 inches, up to 8 years old. Apply to A. D. LEASK, Girlsta. ; ...
... winter. If possible, utilise the waste heat that is always in the upper part of the Kitchen at ni&l;t. If a few lines can be arranged near ceiling across the kitchen, many things could be hung on them last thing at night, which \vonfd be practically wired ...