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... KITCHEN .MAGIC. pANSHINE makes brightness appear quick time. It makes dullness disappear in double quick time. Use Panshine in your home to-day. A little Panshine —a brisk rub —a smile and shine —everything cleaned—everybody happy—that’s the result of ...
... LOBD KITCHENER. The LORD CHANCELLOR read a sages sympathy which he had received fiom the French Senate, the Council the Empiro Russia, and the Greek Chamber Dcpa'.iejs, in regard the death Lord Kitchener, and intimated that suitable replies would be ...
... toterests, nor did it ever shake hi* confidence in Lord Kitchener’s will-power and anility to meet the heavy demands he (Lord Frcnc.,) had t 6 make upon him. Personally, no preierreu keep Lord Kitchener in his mind os me great and glorious soldier which knew ...
... Kitchens, and the Knockout Blow. Lord Kitchenera g.sea Abe Batley, was. said the latter at El.. geredort, that the uermans were In a much more *clout, po-it.ln, eeptAnalls in the Interior, than people thong t. Th e y remind me. he added, of a pri ...
... MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER. The following is the text of nreolution to be proposed by the Prune Minister in the of Commons today That this House to-morrow refolve itself Committee to confider a humble address to His Majesty, praying that His Majesty will ...
... LATE EARL KITCHENER. THE EMPIRE’S DEBT. Parliamentary Tributes. ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.) -loeaul cxnansirn which military have necessarily undet gone. Lord Kitchener faced ll.cie difficulties with aracterisUc determination, and the evi, ice of the .lebt which the nation owes bi.u u be ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER Striking Tributes in the Lords LORD FRENCH’S APPRECIATION A National Memorial TEXT PREMIER’S RESOLUTION House of Lords YESTEEDAY. Lr,r.l Ctoccllor sea*, 001-ack 4,20. Tin re was only a moderate attendanca o' Viscount French occupied ...
... friendship existed between Lord Kitchener and myself I trust may pievent the House from thinking I am imputient if I ray a few word. on ~,hjer t . Idn not speak of Lord Kitchener All • lield•Marshal, or of Lord Kitchener the Adminiatrator. I speak on:y ...
... always seen eye to ey© with Lord Kitchener, but their difference® in no way interfered with national interests. nor did it shake his confidence Lord Kitchener. He received invaluable counsel and support from Lord Kitchener in the South African war, and realised ...
... Earl of DERBY said Lord Kitchener was the best friend he ever bad. He had known for many years. the public Lord Kitchener was regarded as austere and stern. never knew a worse estimate of man’s character than that. Lord Kitchener was shy— mote shy than ...
... THE KNOCK-OUT BLOW.’* Lord Kitchener on the German Situation. Johannesburg, Tuesday. Speaking at Krugeradocf to-night Sir Abo Bailey eaid before leaving England he asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener replied that the Germans were ...