... PANSHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. KITCHEN MAGIC ! That's what it is. A little Panshine—a damp cloth—a brisk rub—a shine and a smile— everything clean, everybody happy. That's the Panshine Idea. Look on the bright side of things. Try It yourself in your own kitchen ...

... and Gordon avenged. General Kitchener wax created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspen, in Suffolk, and wade a G.C.B. and he went hack to Egypt as Governor-deneral and Commander-in- THE FASHODA AFFAIR. Lord Kitchener proved himself • diplo. matiat ...

... carriage in which lord Kitchener was riding. Cul. Fitzgerald covered Lord Kitchener eo that had the man hied Col Fitzgerald's bod would have received the bullet, the man hesitated, and was ar. rested It is also relate that Lord Kitchener when u yonng man reserved ...

... Canadian High Coinini,,,iuner in Lululou:— Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, but, in th e opinion of the Dominions, he was en institution. Mon. B. R. Wise, Agent-General for N. S. Wales T., Lord Kitchener due the adoption of the system of Universal ...

... of Lord Kitchener mule, and the Funeral Mardi played. At the Assembly Ball and iu the Cathedral special memorial minims held. IL Rev. Dr. D'Arey preaehlnp la the and Rae. A. Wylie Blue preached In the former y Dr. D'Arep &seethed Loot Kitchener'. et • ...

... instance the cense of the explosion was never definitely cleared up. KITCHENER'S PEERAGE. Viscount Broome, only son and heir of the new Earl Kitchener, hitherto known as Commander Henry Kitchener, has acquired some reputation in the navy as an expert in gunnery ...

... i-enee. Again, Lord Kitchener visited tireece and the Dardanelles, peeving twice through the Mediterranean, and allowing a m-irgiu of weeks to tierrnan spies anti German anti A , I%trian submarines. He returned unscathed. KITCHENER STORIES. HIS IRONY ...

... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the forebridge, near where the captains boat was hoisted. He was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener to got into the boat, but - no one was able to say whether Lord Kitchener got tutu the boat, nor what ...

... inconsistency, are shooting and imprisoning the men who galvanised them into action. KITCHENER CONFERS WITH M.P.'S Over 200 M.P.'s, many of them in khaki, met Lord Kitchener by the latter'e invitation in the House of Commonsyesterday to consult on current ...

... heart and made himself a machine to conquer the Soudan. Certainly Kitchener aid ant bests% much affection, and did not seek for any. KITCHENER'S PART IN THE WAR. As a soldier Lord Kitchener had his limitations. Be was tiot • strategist. His great work in ...

... battle, and must, therefoic, be considered lost. KITCHENER & END OF THE WAR am told on good authority writes Mr. Gardiner, Editor of the Otoly News, 'that a few days be• fore ills end Lord Kitchener that he revised his estimate of duration of the war ...

... tribution of 250.000 litres of fond during the summer. and the first kitchen to be opened on July 10th. The Berlin Tageblatt intimates that in military hospitals and prison kitchens ;monde of coffee are to be dried and used as fodder for cattle, and ...