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... KITCHEN AtAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of one * another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine ...
... prompt. LOT 1. The FREEHOLD DWELLINGHOUSE and SHOP, with COTTAGE in the rear, eituate STHIET, the two upataira Rooms and Kitchen attached to the Dwelling Houae and Shop, and Conveniences. The Cottage contains Three Room* and Convent Che lot is now the ...
... collection of one hundred ami sixty thousand razors. These have I)-en gratefully acknowledged in recent letter from Lord Kitchener the Master Cutler. the same time, he points out that owing to our ever increasing .Vriuv, thousands more an* required. the ...
... Toilet Services, Easy Cliairs. Overmantel-.. Walnut «ft. Sidelaiard, Fainted ft. IJneti and China Cupboards. Kxrvlleii! Kitchen and Laundry Tables. Wringing Machine. Kwbauk Washing Machine, Refrigerator. Green Canvas loft. Marquee. Canvas Tent. Garden ...
... with Brackets and Cupboards alnive ; Japanese Curio Cabinet. Mahogany Cliest of Drawers. Oak Hallstand. Metal Hullstaml. Kitchen C.helTonicr, Painted Hanging Wardrolie, Paiuted Toilet Tables, Walnut Frannst Couch la-atln-r. All Brass French Bntdrwi, Block ...
... call to its aid the neutral Press. A full and complete newspaper statement on the Pri*on Camp Starvation Scandal by Lord Kitchener or Sir Edward Grey would go further towards its remedy than reams of diplomatic Notes. Sunilay —.Mattin*. 11 ; Evensong. ...
... proving itself omnipotent. Her sacrifice was com plot purposely avoided both the colonel and Mrs. her return, slipping the kitchen quarters, and going straight to her room, after telling Mary that her head ached badly and any inquiries were mad®, to say ...
... meeting the abort would ner.-ssary for their Council appoint . --. a |.yy » health viaitor. The clerical work alone, | THE KITCHEN, during epidemic, would Is* heavy. A big . , (Mr J. W. KatclifTe) reported infantile death-rate and a greatly roauced r> Fuller ...