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... PAN SHINE) KITCHEN MAGIC THE Pot and the Kettle are fond another nowadays—and very Panshine. They sit side by side on th ( or gas stove and sing its praises in union. They belong to the bright fai* 1 things cleaned with Panshine. A little Panshine—a brisk ...
... KITCHENER REVIEWS THE WAR SITUATION AT CONFERENCE OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. A considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of the War Office' lin conference yesterday morning. Mr Whitley, the Chairman ...
... localities. /CENTRAL house to let, 4 Whitehall St., 8 rooms and kitchen. Apuly W. B. Dickie Sons, 11 ; Whitehall St. 6244 ARYFTELD Terrace (No. 13).—3 public, 3 bed- j XvJL rooms, kitchen, bath (h. & c.), servant's bed- 1 room; £40. Esplin Clark, 14 Cowgate ...
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... to matoh; piece green plush parlour suite, window table, and kitchen f>-rider. Goods can seen Monday. Apply Smith. 194 Seagate. LABS window shelves, 2 window mirrors, oak * lobby table, kitchen chairs. Strathmartine Rd. 6567j GO-Car seat facing, for tale ...
... nearly thirty e proceedings to-day were s t°rm the other proceedings were P kitchener was accompanied by Sir | •taff °hertson, the Chief of the Imperial Lord Derby. Lord Kitchener for him quite long speech, and ? SWer ed the questions aadressed to [ J lt ...
... is not being made of the immense masses of men at home and behind the lines. hile paying full tribute to the work of Lord Kitchener, Mr Churchill claimed that we must not rest on our oars when the Empire’s life is at stake. Whatever friction may result ...
... birch rod for having broken into an unoccupied house and stolen 2s 8d from gas meter. dec, haa received letter from Lord Kitchener statng that his offer of the services of the Dundee and District Volunteer Force has been accepted by His Majesty the King ...
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... and bookcase, with glass doors. 1/Q Per yard for good linoleum as long the / present stock lasts. £3 15/-.—Polished walnut kitchen cabinet, with mirror back. 15/-. —Wood or iron bedstead, spring and wool mattresses, bolster and pillows. Solid oak hallstand ...
... nd solid mahogany telescope dining-table, spare leaves, fine order, only £3 6d; great value. AT Robertson's.—We excel in kitchen furniture; cabinet dressers, tables, chairs, bedsteads; leheapest city. AT Robertson's.—Bask»t chairs from 10s wire mattresses ...
... We have had another Churchill day in the House of Commons, for the speech of the member for Dundee on the vote for Lord Kitchener salary constituted by far the most forceful feature in the debate. It followed naturally Tennant's reply to Churchill's vigorous ...