... KITCHEN! ...

... The Selfridge Kitchen. By MADAME DU BOCCAGE. The fascination of a kitchen is perennial for woman; there are moments, one fancies, when it may even have charm for a man. Those who have favourite restaurants always take an interest in the onok—then why ...

... OF THE KITCHEN.” You get out of my kitchen; I’m cook here ; I’m the queen of the kitchen.” This remark was alleged to have been made by Mary Lisle, aged 50, cook at public-house in Shoe-lane, to the manageress when the latter went to the kitchen to find ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. LOW þy, our President of the Board of Agriculture, recently said in the House of Lows —A large proportion of the people of this country have lost a of the importance ot agriculture. They seem to think that the food qi the people ...

... THE KITCHEN AS STUDIO. Now all is changed. The whole commercial world is af woman’s feet. She has open choice between the kitchen, the factory, the office. Before, housewifery was the means to mar- if was not so much the career as the means to a career ...

... LORD KITCHENER. understand that when the War Office Vote comes before the House to-morrow discussion will be raised on Lord Kitchener’s salary and that it will be suggested that the Secretary lor War ought to someone in the House of Commons rather than ...

... Kitchen maid WANTED at KENSINGTON INFIRMARY, I Salary £lB per annum, rising annually per aoieuin (payab e monthly), with aiddit/ioiva! 10 per oont. war bonne, together with board, lodging, washing and uniform. Oamtidatof. who must Ivatween 18 and 30 yeans ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S TAILOR. A firm of military tailors applied to the Woolwich tribunal for the exemption of their London branch manager, who was described 28 Lord Kitchener’s tailor. -V ol The Military Representative: I think it would be a good recommendation ...

... KITCHEN REFUSE IN GERMANY Mr. Ainsworth Mitchell, in “Knowledge,” draws attention to the thoroughness with which the Germans have organised every detail in connection with their food problem. So far back as November, 1914, the Brussiau Home Secretary ...

... man cannot serve two masters. quoted counsel, adding, 'Lord Kitchener says SO. We do not accept Lord Kitchener's oninion on matrimony, remarked the chairman with a smile. ...

... LORD KITCHENER ON THE SITUATION. On the motion for the third reading, EARL KITCIIENER said.—On the final stage of this Bill it may be appropriate to say that its smooth and rapid passage through your lordships' Rouse will prove most. beneficial to the ...

... Death in a Kitchen CurnoARn. We simplv swarmed with Beetles until we put down Routing's overnight. It killed the lot, and we swept them up in t lie morning dead. Routing's Powder does not merely stupefy it kii.i.s. Tins, 3d., fid., and Is. Bellows, ...