... manure heap. Cover all fond with wire netting firshrelds, and put np fiy• sereene of the same material iu the tenter and kitchen windows. If your dust-bin is not emptied often enough couununiorste with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...

... treated them brutally, and I believe sometimes struck them. They were given their dinner at midday in a large room rear the kitchens, on a table without a cloth, and served on tin plates. A TALE OF THE RON DUKE. What would the Iron Duke have thought of ...

... need only go a sosall matter of about twenty miles to enjoy it. BRISTOL a 111 . TIME OF !AK A memorial service for Lord Kitchener was held at Bristol Cathedral on Tuesday, The Lord Mayor and members of the Corporation attended. A Clifton hostess, entertaining ...

... arches high with beds and tottering washstands. Even in the bare patch of ground that surrounded the shop, wardrobes and kitchen tables wandered derelict_ among clumps ot marigolds and zinnias. rioting-cases gaped from mounds of sour straw. Sometimes ...

... Spitfire, and the shell that wounded him killed six men in his vicinity. Brigadiit-General Ellershaw, who was one of Lord Kitchener's staff on the ill-fated Hampshire, was the son of the Rev. J. Ellerthaw, of 124 Pembroke Road, Clifton. Nurse Jones, of ...