... week: good home; two in family. Cali or wmp.—York nouse. ZZ&. Moseley-road, Bumingham. BAR-GENERAL Wanted, Bs. week; also Kitchen ( irl, 7«. week, two nights allowed out; aching—Apply, York House, 338. Moseley-road, Biraamgaain. Wanted, manage small house ...

... be good opportunity to secure a model hat at an astonishingly low figure Hats from II FROM THE LINEN DEPARTMENT Unbleached Kitchen Cloths good quality useful price Handsome White Damask Table Cloths all linen 6II by yards Sale price each Soiled Napkins ...

... LORD KITCHENER. MAY ATTEND THE LABOUR it i ...

... liis post office waiting for replies by bicycle-mounted pest igors abruptly going bo all tho evening when with him to join Kitcheners’ narty fourth ticket very well leave before herself in all probability Ill her sho guessed business that night would be ...

... far registered with the federation. complete list w ill given in subsequent issue of tho '* Sports Argus : J. AGAR, 26. Kitchener-street, AA'inson Green. R ?.• ATKINSON, Slade-road, r.rdmgton. AV. J. BAKER. 17, William wardstreet, Birmingham. Tel. Mid ...

... throughout year In country Cabinet Committee consisting of Messrs Asquith Balfour Lloyd George Bonar Law McKenna and Lord Kitchener appointed War Council On Deo General Joffre appointed to supreme command of the French armies and on 6th he presided first ...

... 14th: ol Aaftria, trerman Emperor. E»»*r ® German kings, primes, ja,k« »*niek off the Foil of Knights .i Garter l*th . Lord Kitchener ™ ,w „-'Allies will neo poisonous gae JIT’ intimates approa-hing. ' s.vnr ...

... CITY BATTALION N.C.O. KILLED. Oooxpaor Sergeant-major J. M, Kitchen (26i, of Royal Werwiokehire Regiment (let Brtamgham City Batiabou). killed acuon on 16. Drier to the war bred 17. Miaetead GrareCy Hid. Aetna OkJ Edwardiaa, and employed by Ueear*. Looee ...

... I’S NEW YEAR'S WISHES TO TROOPS. mo, Sunday. Lord Kitchener has telegraphed General Sir John Maxwell and the troops Egypt his best wishes for OPERATIONS IN PERSIA. ...

... F. Hooper (Pershore' said that before any personal canvass took place they wanted to issue an appeal in the name of Lord Kitchener. replying to questions. Sir Olivier eaid it was the authentic direction the Government that starred men in agriculture should ...

... goo.l i«eitjon* ret an example the tager!. Mr Tera hotel flat before any personal can%».s took a _>° - ‘* ...

... the point. soldier, prefer dealing with soldier*; they grasp one's point of view quicker That why I delighted to see Lord Kitchener and General Castelnsu. There is a bond camaraderie and quick intuition which unite everyeoldisr wearing uniform. Insist Fair ...