... manure heap. Cover all food with wire netting fly-shields, and put up tly• screens of the same material in the larder and kitchen windows. If your dust-bi❑ is not emptied often enough communicate with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...

... Bristol people need only go a small matter of about twenty miles to enjoy it. BRISTm, OF .+WAR 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 ...

... landscape, such' were given their dinner at midday in • large . ,t sc enery, suc h pri v ileges—us the Downs room near the kitchens, on a table without a afford to me. cloth, and served on tin p lates. BOTH LACKING. ---o-- The old-fashioned boy used ...

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

... arches high with beds and tottering washstands. Even in the bare patch of ground that surrounded the shop, wardrobes and kitchen tables wandered derelict. &mono alumna inangolcis and zinnias. ratting-cases gapes from mounds of sour straw. Sometimes an ...