... widow woold like 1 2 guests, lady to share house with bar.-1968• F.cho offlce. TW'EW FERRY.-Three Unfurnished Boooe, with use kitchen, reined pi-ople; good locality.-138, Ilcho office. Rock Perry. a LODGINGS for 3 respectable men, near Strandroad Station ...

... £3O L £32 STOXEY HEY ROAD. NEW BRIGHTON. CHESTER.—RICHMOND HILL - MODERN scmi-dcUK-hed; cnteruininit. 4 bed roonw. b*th. kitchens. garden; and •£36.—Appl» Jones. Laurels. Wjllaeton. near Chester BtlLlTlfinoswfttution round Lircrpool). »V Goid House: srjrden ...

... SUMMER PRICES (Including Tax): ,T and E, * » 1» 2d. ***** Booted at Theatre, 1734 Bell. LYCEUM. 7—TWICE NIGHTLY—9. FRED KITCHEN, And his own Company, “ALL EYES.” _ like ReTue.** IXfWBLL, BROS. MAY TOM * THU ■OOK AT THBATBE. 'Phono 199 Goraa. O L YMP ...

... irritable wife, but tho irritability of the sharer of his sorrows is brought about by hitiwelf. He pokes his nom , into the kitchen; ho advises the servants. he is everlastingly interfering. Is it to Is• wondered, therefore. that the peace is often broken ...

... household consumption of ooal would save 3.000.000 yearly. is possible to save five times this quantity by replacing wasteful Kitchen Ranges with the INTEROVEN STOVE, which designed scientific lines positively ensuring thus wonderful economy in coal. Already ...

... apartments. PARTMENTS Wanted in Marlberough-av near Thoresby-st Schoo! by heutenant wife, and ; bedroom, eitting-rorum use of kitchen no atiendance ; Stat e terms.—Address 943, Maal. TAN TED, ‘by elderly Lady, Bed-sirt: ng-room : W Spr ng- bk or Avenue disirict ...

... the thirst. The hone no baromeitt. and onfroore b a st, w ith nor.% sod billiard room 4 Imply and 2 Niro., bedroom, two WM. kitchen ttlrodt, into. It.; roesonatrov. rorriam drive Serpie pinworm gr-uttdr. and ego t o male nVel 3*o ••-,• liiaM for DOC from ...

... ’’ have devised a number of in- teresting deaths for him; of these boiling in oil is probably the gentlest. Again, Lord Kitchener as good as tells him that, should he satisfy the Army authorities that he is really one of those people who are entitled ...

... sons being engaged in the cotton manufacturing business. • *.-*••• » THE VOLUNTEER 1 Among members the Volunteer Corps, Kitchener's remarks this Week are interpreted s definite announcement that there jrill fie such extended use of the force many enthusiasts ...

... were pitched to a de- con fie r able exaggeration. Sir Iv'or and Sir subsequently a bitter and unreasonable a&talck on kitchener, whose reputa-s ion merits, t, in no way be such imicism in the eye* of ti*e country and ipiire he has well served and well ...

... Tron Bedsteads.l.4pring, Bair and Wool :Mattresses, several Feather Beds. Bedding, the Furnillire of Servant's Annul ments. Kitchen, Pantries, Etc., F.tc. TO BE 801,1) 1W AUCTION (Without Reserve), On Tuesday, June 27th, 191 G, and following day if neceasary ...

... No Money to Spare for Full Equipment, SAYS LORD KITCHENER. Government to Endeavour t o Find Them More Work. Low CHARNWOOD asked the Clovers- I Lu the lioues ot Lords, o.i Tuesdas. !whether there WWI not work. important tor the succesdul proscut:on ...