... skirt was on fire, but he did not know how it became alight, except that he had heard she was using paraffin in lighting the kitchen fire. P.S. Lee said that the 'woman's underclothing • was made of flannelette. He had been to the house and found a half-pint ...

... for past services. Bro. T. Cook sail that from the Hope and Anchor Sick and Dividend Club 21 members had enlisted in Lord Kitchener's Army. Mr. and Mrs. }L Witten. of the inn. had four sons serving. During an interval the annual business meeting was held ...

... and Tuesday witnessed an eager demand for all securities, and Wednesday has brought the announcement of the death at Lord Kitchener. The effect of this sad news also was very slight; for a time, business was almost at a standstill, and a tew declines took ...

... estimation. They are the brightest pair imaginable. They simpl e ) , can't help smiling, or they proclaim the merits of Panshine Kitchen Magic. • A little Panshine—a brisk sub—a smile a skineeverything cleaned—everybody happy—that's the retult of the Panshino ...

... the trenches and pit their valour against that of the lit cite. With wrgona and motor larrie:. and ambulances traveitin: kitchens—chimneys smoking and pots steaming—with their bands playing, with snee.tes of song, and at intervals a tune whistil I, they ...

... appliance, capable of cooking dinner for two or three people, grilling, boiling, or making toast. This latter is a very cheap kitchen accessory, coating only Xi 175.,_ and using only half a unit o f curren t an hour, at a cost of a halfpenny. ...

... tronger than 1 ~.Ivknea4. He had no such fling of great- 1 1 nem sinco he want into knickerbockers. ' Ile strolled into the kitchen. Litslar wa. lielp..ng with the dishes. Lizzie was playing on the floor. Fred was losing about, other Crowella ran in and ...