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... exoept tiopal'y well built in bealthy bracing district hear to Bradford; tram or ttain; good, uninterrupted view: room and kitchen, three bedrooms, w.c. and beth, hot end cold, #ood cellars ; price £26o.—Write § 50, TELEGRAPH Office. ...
... PANSHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. énh e PANSHINE is magnificent on metals! A wizard on woodwork! A charm on chinaware! It brings brightness and happiness to the home—cleanliness and comfort—here, there, and everywhere. Use it for cleaning Pots and Pans, Chinaware ...
... Visseloukha, aleo known by the name of the Gnola Pm In the marshes the Russians found ned limbers, transport waggons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead cattle and deromposed bodies of Germans left unburied. In the Pinsk ...
... infections diseases can, to a very great extent, be banished from the home if an effective disinfectant be used regularly m the kitchen, nureery, bedrooms, and offices. In wiew of the importance of maintaining the national health in present circumstances, & ...
... niertainments. £ !_5O i.“ g »\-, T ;,“:\ EVERY Sale; Busi Baited o I .. 2 (v Legrems Lane). ll'm NG WOMAN Wanted for cleaning and kitchen 2 AT X nesses sale; P R e o i o ; s & S S 9 . —e————— | TUESDA Y (Hours 10 to 7) end ALTERNATE SATUR cellancous Wants, Guocym- ...
... exerptionally well built in healthy bracing distncs near to Bradford; tram or train; good, uninuterrupted view: room and kitchen, three bedrooms, w.o. and bath, hot end ocold, red cellars ; price £26o.—Write § 50, TELEGRAPIH Offce. Pl SALE (for cwn mm ...
... Corrmz Wanted, not more than ss. week ; Under. { ¢! fle, Idle, cr Pecieshill.—-Wrte KITCHEN, 73, Oas lane. T OUSE Wanted, rental £3O-£4O; stabling ; decent \H position; with'n three miles of Town Hall; direction W. or S.W.—Write S 90, TELEGRAPH OBea T ...
... unafficial account published of what the author d.l«'ibn as an operation unprecedented in war. It was —aB it now .r.n ~Lord Kitchener who determined that the withdrawal was not only necessary but could be carried out without great sacrifices. “Wa shan't have ...
... exorptionally well built in healihy bracing district near w 0 Bradford ; tram or train; good, uninter rupted view: room and kitchen, three bedrooms, we. and bath, bot and oold, good cellars; price £26o.~Write 8 50, TELFGRAPH Office. ‘FT‘M‘_@T«.-—.‘&W ation) ...
... LORD EITCHENER'S TASK Writi of the attacks Lord Kitchene! h‘m of Commm‘:.'-h!l we:'k. ‘h: “Spectator’” says:.— “Let anyone who is inelined to condemn Lord Kitchener wholesale stop for the moment and consider how infim'el'z'mm difficult his task was than ...
... UP THE NILE WITH KITCHENES., When gunnery licutenant he commanded one of the Egyptian gunboats, ummpl.ny-ns Kitchener up the Nile, was present at most o the operations of the campaign of 189788, “n--cluding the battles of Atbara and Omdurman, and was ...
... busaness mind of a keen English soldier, young Kitchener had little to inhent from his father but his sword, wrote Mr. T. P. o’Connor. And fthe people, now that the time has arrived, do not realise that Kitchener's rise was slow, and so oiten interrupted, ...