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... IN THE KITCHEN. mmdaewhutdhm Tflhufl Jeft on for roots. 3 f you want to “ reduee ”’ stock, or amyfhing else, the contents of the pan will beil down more quickly if the bd is off. You may very well use bread crumbs for O o oty 8 answers or i if ®is desired ...
... THE KITCHEN The lid pan should left off for green vegetables, and for room. If you want ** reduce *’ stock, anything else. 1 lie contents the pan ill hoi! down quie-kly if tho lid is off. You may very well bread crumbs far thickening soup. . . , . , Neck ...
... Lord Kitchener ...
... LORD KITCHENER. The Mayor, prior to the commencement of the ordinary business. referred to the earvice which had been held that day in the Cathedral in memory of Lord Kitchener. and went on to say that he was sure they would wish some expression of feeling ...
... IORD KITCHENER. ‘ The Mayor, prior to the commencement of ‘the ordinary busitess, refcrred to the servies which had been held that day in the Cathedral i memory of Lord Kitchener, amd went on to say that lLe was sure they would wish some expression of ...
... Lord Kitchener. EVERYBODY should have place for the late LORD KITCHENER’S PHOTO IN THEIR HOME . . WE OFFER »20 by Permanent Photo Bn'arpement, titled, f*ct m Roll of Honour Mount with Allies’ Fla«H in seven colours, nicely dwplaved. Framed in Vin. Spoon ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. 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. A ...
... Kitchener and the Volunteers. Many energetic Volunteers who have been steadily drilling for months past and doing much useful military work, cannot fail to feci a certain degree disappointment Lord Kitchener's recent pronouncement on the subject the ...
... LORD KITCHENER. The Chairman referred to tlrnehuhochnz lose * tho nation had sustaived by the death of Lord K.tchener. The nation felt that it was a stage gering blow, but yet it was not a knock-out Hlow, and they felt convinced that although he had not ...
... Lord Kitchener. To-day the British Empire mourns the death of Jord Kitchener uwnder tragic and unexampled circumstances for a Ximister of the Crown. On his way to Russia in H.M.S, Hampshire that vessel was sunk eitoer vy a mime or a torpedo Aff the Orkney ...
... LORD KITCHENER COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND STAFF DROWNED. HM.S. HAMPSHIRE ON WAY TJO RUSSIA ...
... LORD KITCHENER ST. PAUL'S SERVICE. KING ANI) QUEEN PRESENT On. Tuesday the King and Queen and Queen Alexandra attended great service at St. Paul'* Cathedral in memory of Lord Kitchener. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs also attended in state, and many naval ...