... large gas ring underneath, which brings the water to boiling point in a very short me. A NEW WASHING MACHINE The next thing I wanted was a washing machine. I looked around and compared qualities and prices very carefully before deciding. The one I chose ...

... counterpane; bride’s mother, sewing machine and linen, ent glass biscuit barrel, and champagne glasses: Brother Willie, eut glass fruit il““: Mr. snd Mrs. Hashm (brother-in-law and sister), Chenille tablecloth, bath towels. and nightdress case: Sister ...

... oun. terpane; bride’'s mother, sewing machine and linon, ent plass biscuit barrel, and champagne glasees: Brother Willie. cut glass fruit glass; Mr. »nd M« Haslam (brother-in-law and sister), Chenille table cloth, bath towels. and nightdress case: Sister ...

... and enjo milk puddings if they are served witi some kind of fruit. don’t use soap, cleanse the skin with cold cream and just bathe it gently with tepid water to refresh you. Lips tend to cha in a cold wind, so take a lip salve witE you. Sew a Fine Seam and ...

... currants, dates, candied peel, tea, coffee, condiments Cakes and biscuits should always be kept in tins. Sewing Machines. After oiling a sewing machine, sew through a piece of blotting paper. This will prevent any surplus oil from soiling material. Egzs. A cracked ...

... this -übject, however, in these sun-bathing days, that it is almost impossible to add to it. The precautions, such as th.lnofoilonthoskin, have become almost elementary knowledge among those who practise sun-bathing. To those who do not practise it my ...

... assure 1 being always in the directioq sicate construction of Weighing ing appliances, Thirty years ng machines were confineq 4, yam scale counter machine and hines and weighbridges of the ‘e per cent. of the weighi sed in the borough fo-d.:u',: of the so-called ...

... and dry a mincing machine, grind a few pleces of stale bread through it A cold bath should be taken quickly and should always be followed by & brisk rubbing with a rough towel. If a pleasant glow is not experienced after a cold bath, you should not persist ...

... everything one could possibly need in the cultivation of a garden—from a solid cast iron roller, for 29/6 to the daintiest bird baths from 9/11. This particular garden roller is just the right weight for the average amateur gardener, 238 lbs. not too heavy ...

... Inspector James Baidock said at 2.4 a.m. in response to a teelphone ;he:t sage, he n_-ent to Hills'de Gardens and saw the machine, which was completely wreck ed and burning furiously in ti , o ‘ y he gardens With other officers he attempted to approack ...

... collapeed with , yesounding crash, and soon afterwards, he intense heat resulted in sinall arms ex. Joding like the rattle of a machine gun. Nene of the fortifications or ammuci jor dunps were affected by ‘he blure, Wt carefn’ waieh had to be kept fo- fear f ...

... cheque. Aunt Jannie, cheque and silver basket. Mr. and Mrs. Steele, dinner service. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, bath towels. Mr. and Mrs. Ashwin, mincing machine. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley, blankets. Rev. and Mrs. Andrews, cut-glass jug and tumblers. Mrs. Kettle, pair ...