... “One in th FAVOURITE FILMS OF (With Apologi Mr. Asquith: “The Man (World Film Co), Mr, Churchill; “ When (Waltur.) Lord Kitchener: “A Sl (B. and C.) General Joffre: “The Gri The Kaiser: ** Never Ag I\'.imv\ of Greece: “Re (Waltur.) Mr. ldoyd George: “The ...

... for the sachet is violet and heliot rope. LOOK FIRST AT THE KITCHEN SINK. An eminent physician once said: “If 1 am called in to a case of diphtheria, the first thing T look at is the kitchen sink.” The dangers arising from a badly-kept sink cannot be ...

... washstands, dressing tables, excellent mahogany wardrobe with 5 sliding trays and 4 drawers under, linen cupboard, nests drawers, KITCHEN FURNITURE and REQUISITES, grandfather's 8-days clock, half tea service, breakfast, dinrver and tea ware, 12 bumpers, glass ...

... bhillets in empty houses and other buildings. The Arbore tum Rooms and All Saints’ Church Insti. tute are heing utilised as kitchens, Amother battalion of the Lincolns arrived at the Low Level Station, Nottingham, in the afternoon, enroute for Beeston, whers ...

... (With Apologies). Mr. Asquith: “The Man of the Hour (World Film Co)). Mr Churchill;: “When Passions Rise ©(Waltar.) Lord Kitchene A Soldier and a Man” (B. and C.) General Joffre: “The Grip” (Renters). The Kaiser: ** Never Again” (Selig). King of Greece: ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... necessary space the plum is a tree well worth planting. For orchards, and as specimen trees, standards are best, but for small kitchen gardens pyramids are better. They do not require much pruning; thinning may be needed bs some of the varieties which grow ...

... Misses G. E. and A. M. Mountain, Mrs. Burlan, Mrs. and the Misses Turner, Mrs. Florence Curtois, Miss Kitchen, Miss L. Kitchen, and Mr, J, F. Kitchen (Grantham). The funerai arrangemonts were carried out by Messrs. Curtis and Mawer, of Lincoln. Romey’s ...

... therefore be kept stored amongst” sand, ashes, or leafmould, in a shed, where it will be possible to get a supply for the kitchen when wanted. Apart from its value as a vegetable, cele if well grown always improves the ground. ?t must have manure, and ...

... single men now ‘‘starred” or engaged in reserved occupations by older and married men. The report, which s addressed to Earl Kitchener, is divided into two parts. In the first part the S«:zet;tr_\' for War expresses his most sincere thanks to the Central ...