... else. The trouble with most business men is that they mix themselves up in too many things. there's nothing in it. Lord Kitchener is possessed of a very dry humour, which be soroetintes displays to great advantage. During the Boer War, at a time when ...

... all sifted cinders. omall coal, and other refii.4 , . A lump of coal, and a einipk ef i.hovelfuls of this+, will keep tho kitchen fire in for hours at a very cost. No mcd to oLe special quantities. If there is little rulibi^h use a larger propor• tion ...

... crept downstairs and very softly opened the kitchen doer. And what do you think she saw? All the things for her birthday party had come to life, and were having on end of fun. The g;o was alight. r.nd the kitchen was an noisy anti a: ire..ry as a far. The ...

... 30. Mentioned In Despatches. In Sir lan Hamilton's of offlic - 1 and men whose services be hriege io the n•.t.re of Lord Kitchener in connection with the G.llipoli operation. appears the name of Major the Hon. A.. G.V. Peel, Bedfordshire Yeomanry (temporary ...

... but not in a cold place. After the trees have been uerd , dry them thoroughly luv placing them in a warm place near the kitchen fire. By this method the life of your boots and shoes will be mostly prolonged, and the danger of catching oold from wet feet ...

... ringleaders : a servant rushed in to say the strikers were attacking the hack premises. Farnborough pushed through to the kitchen. leaving Muriel in the hall, and heard the windows clatter to ruin. But the windows were high. and the servants had piled ...

... she could tell about witches and wizards was really surprising. Whenever they could, the children used to steal down to the kitchen and get her to tell them stories, though Harold, who was sot very brave, used to dreadful dreams afterwards in bed. night ...

... fifty-ow, the widow of a mnsie-ball artist, *living at Lambethroad, London, S.E. Tuesday she walked from her bedroom to the kitchen with a glass in her hand, and, raising the glass, Good health, I hope this will do me good. and drained the contents. Her ...

... outbreak to- who really done it, clamoured Ben, moving night; hut a hunchback lad to the weirdly round the steam-tilled kitchen. station—second time, sod he brought a girl eWe'ru got to do summat, hue. with him—a handsome girl-13riggs, she Ile adored ...

... Fourth Prize.—Molly Davey. Bon of Frv'a Chocolate. Fifth Prize.—Lelia Dawnee-Martin. Box of Fry's Chocolate. Sixth Prize.—Bob Kitchener. Box of Fry's Chocolate. 1 ) .-,-. iii„.. ~ , -- , ~,,, 1.7.9, ‘• - ler. ' 1 /- : • - _ - •,X - , ---; •••0. . ...

... a tu fitting them OS teacher.. . An eighteen-year-old private in a surrey regiment has painted .1 6it. portrait of Lord Kitchener and preeented it to the Church Army an & token 01 gratitude. for Coughs. Colds. and Brearbial troabiss. Ad., 1114.. &a. fX ...

... eltillos, mitt lielk. evilly overcome by pinning the material to raper and cutting both together. When the steel partn a kitchen range eiec?me brawn. damp a piece of cloth in ordinary vinegar and nib the part alf^-tekl. The lironn tinge will very quickly ...