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... Carpets, Rugs. Proof Engravings. Oil and Water Colours, Couches, five Feather Beds, brass and other Bedsteads Hall Stand. Kitchen Furniture. Chests of Drawers, Barometer, Night Chair, hand and treadle Sewing Machines. &c. BY FRANK H. FELLOWS. Commencing ...
... fund is being utilised to help the homeless people Poland. Men and women once in affluent circumstances now rely upon soup kitchens for their meals, and children are crying for food- During ten months' active operations, from April, 1915, the fund has fed ...
... walnut Writing Desk. o>p:taj Yoet TVuewriter, oak D'-nme Room Suite, ; cold velvet; KITCHEN and OUTDOOR EFFECTS, deal-top Tables, all brass and black Hearth Suites, and Kitchen Effects, per Catalogue. ON VIEW THURSDAY NEXT. JUNE 29. Catalog ties may be bad ...
... would accept financial responsibility towards them. The report of tie resolution authorising expenditure a memorial Lord Kitchener was agreed without discussion. 1 TRADE cars exempt from petrol tax. On th« report oi the Budget Reaolutioos Ways ...
... tragedies of the war. People who onoe wore well-to-do stand, in silent, anxious crowds waiting their turn while die soup kitchens pass along. Thousands are living trucks, and sleeping the stone flours of raiilVay stations. Women, with children in their ...
... BosJyn. OMETHWH'K (01. Regent St.)— Comfortable House; large hall, dining, drawing, four bed rooms, attic, bath room. »-C., kitchens; large garden. Rent £.!5. SUTTWi Co«dfie!d.—Eadorlie. Lioliflcld , near Grammar School; tiro largo iecap:ioa room*, five ...
... reliable oonple.—Apply letter stating experience, to Wilhs 178. Hagley Rd.. GARDENER Wanted, steady man, full time; glass, kitchen guden; good wages.—Crowley, Blythswood (near etatioa). .'xxiihuLl. GAJIDBNEB (Under! Wanted, married, with opt lamilj; house ...
... objectors generally, Mr. Asquith, to whom the •abject is distasteful, will make a statement to-morrow. It appears that Lord Kitchener bad formed ideas as to what could best done with the victims of form of temperamental imbecility. Questioned about the Paris ...
... ng) asked the Prime Minister if different method of dealing with conscientious objectors, as suggested by the late lord Kitchener to deputation of the Free Churches, was about to be pat in operation, and, if so, when that was be done. Mr. ASQUITH said ...