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... THE FOOD KITCHEN. It was reported that dinner tickets were now being issued to 29 necessitous children, and that the number issued twelve months ago was 75. That day 29 children had been present at the food kitchen, as compared witii 74 year ago. , In ...
... The Kitchen Carden. 7 No time should now be lost in getting tender root crops into store. Frost may come any time. To keep the roots fresh and firm they should be buried in sand, soil, or leafmould in a cool, frost-proof shed. Celery should receive its ...
... THE KITCHENER FUND. The subscriptions received the Lord Mayor of London for th© Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund in aid of disabled officers and men have now reached the sum of over £322,000. SOLDIERS WHO ARE MISSING. From time to time we are asked ...
... “People’s Kitchens.” Perhaps nothing could give better idea, of the difficulty of procuring cheap food in Austria than tlie experience of the People’s Kitchens, of which there are about eighteen in. Vienna, most of them belonging to one association. Before ...
... KITCHENER FUISD. WIVES AND MOTHERS’ APPEAL» I BE SENT TO SWITZERLAND. I The Lord Kitchener National Memory I Fund hopes to send early dat* I first party of mothers and wives visit interned British prisoners in Switzerland, I Hundreds of letters have been ...
... KITCHENER ON KUT. WHY RELIEF FORCE FAILED. ...
... Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener has been very patient, but, Burke wrote, there a limit at which forbearance ceases to be a virtue. Since Lord Kitchener joined the. Cabinet in August, 1914, nothing important has gone wrong but some Minister or other has ...
... KITCHEN iviAGIC. IN 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 ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. No time should now be lost in getting tender root crops into store. Frost may come any time. To keep the roots fresh and firm they be buried in sancL soil, or leaf-mould in cool, frost-proof shed. 1 Celery should receive its final ...
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... AN KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Ketile 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 ...
... KITCHENER'S MESSAGE. We intlobtiwi to Dr. Lawrence. of Hoyland. for the following Dr. Lawrence was with Lord Kitehenor in the South Afri- Wr-- Wid : th.o4 ti foam-Beeked breakers on oar ghorp, Beata u i Twpria.rn thei r of m pain and - - deah. Could only ...