... War Office and V.T.C. STATEMENT BY LORD KITCHENER. In.the House of Lords on Tuesday evening Lord Kitchener, replying to Lord Charnwood, said that beyond the recognition and encouragement already given to the Volunteer Training Corps the War Office were ...

... Residential Pro- Derty in excellent order thronehout.. standing Jn beautifully laid-out grounds, with well-stocked and fruitful kitchen garden aud small orchard. ■Stabling and coach-house and glass houses aU heated by one system. The Residence contains the ground ...

... movement which the Government seems to doing its best to kill. These are the men that l.ord Kitchener apparently does not want. But it is quite likely Hint lord Kitchener’s speeeh will litive quite oontrury outcome that which was intended. Already it has had ...

... PAN SHINE KITCHEN .WLAOIC. THE Pot and die Kettle are fond of one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side side on the bob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine ...

... Mahogany Mahogany Cbe*sts e»f Dnevvers, Toilet Tables, Washstanels. (’am* Chairs, Chamber Ware*. Painted Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Dresser anel Plate Shelf, Meat Safe, Small Refrigerator. Croquet Set. Garden Seat, Fly Fishing Red. Handy River Reds. Spinners ...

... savings associations about wliie*h he had to speak were started in I»nd«n, and at meeting held in London Guildhall, Lord Kitchener sjioke* the absolute necessity for war savings. It had been decided start war savings associations in each county. The initiative ...

... intended te deliver a heated i Secretary of State for AVer in Commons on Wednesday, hnt, al First Lord criticised certain Kitchener's adininist ration vigour, he refrained from u word of a personal nature, chief trouble at the present iim ...