... Generals are threatening to close every shop in which would-be French fashions are exhibited. Can you imagine your Lord Kitchener doing Bond Street, striding up and down with a fierce eye on the modiste's displays, trying to discriminate what was this ...

... anywhere in the house in the bathroom or H dressing room, on the landings, in the kitchen, M pantry, sc llery, or elsewhere. 1 I he apparatus acts quite independently of M I:^e kitchen range, and, in conjunction with a gas m cooker, means an enormous saving of ...

... drawing-room, dining-room, library, spacious domestic offices, and cellarage, hot and cokl bath conservatory, flower and kitchen gardens gardener's cottage, motor house, and ample stabling; extensive pleasure grounds; also the sporting rights over 416 ...

... anywhere in the house in the bathroom or H dressing room, on the landings, in the kitchen, M pantry, sc llery, or elsewhere. 1 I he apparatus acts quite independently of M I:^e kitchen range, and, in conjunction with a gas m cooker, means an enormous saving of ...

... enough, but give me a gas cooker, a gas water 'eater, an' a cool, orderly kitchen, an' I'm happy you can keep your old kitchen range for them as likes it. Show me your kitchen an' I'll tell you what sort of dinners you cooks. If it 'as a gas cooker and ...

... organisers have wild ideas about three meals a day being enough for anyone in war-time I believe. Which would be a nasty check on kitchen early teas and late elevenses and mid-afternoon revivers, wouldn't it AA AA fV By the way, there doesn't seem any overwhelming ...

... and said, But we are so grateful that it is not the boy A very accomplished and highly educated German lady stayed in the kitchen when her husband had guests, seeing that all the food was sent up right. After the dinner, proper relays of refreshments were ...

... room, jumping in her arm-chair at every step outside, nor of his cook, purple with rage, sitting on the hot stove in the kitchen nor of his famished guests, all waiting for his return while some chaps were quietly dining with their Aunt Oh, moments as ...

... tetanus. But where interest reaches its height and the cross-fire of questions becomes intense, is when they show you the kitchens. They usually choose lunch-time to do it, which is very tantalising. Because when a man has breakfasted (break fasted off ...

... and one of the chief characters was the Colonel of a very noted regiment. He was sitting in a broken chair before a rough kitchen table, in the larger of the only two rooms left of a ruined farmhouse. His features had the stamp of one accustomed all his ...

... the Government shows a generous disposition to meet him half-way. For instance, though it still refuses to part with its Kitchener, it is readily acceding to the Daily Mail request for the provision of a new register. The men who are asking in vain for ...