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... the floor of a kitchen in an East End fire station, done in a daintily thought out colour scheme of dog's dinner yellow and fly stippled green. (The sight of Elizabeth Arden's preparations, arrayed on the honest black surface of the kitchen range, usually ...
... substitute for meat. But beans are an excellent food, and rationing or no rationing, we would do well to chalk them up on the kitchen slate for the sake of economy, for they are very cheap and are easily stored. Italiatt beans Soak beans overnight, and next ...
... behind enornaous quantities of war material, including 27 kinds of guns, 11 armoured cars, 150 lorries, 250 horses, 12 field kitchens and four anti-aircraft guns. The communiqué adds: Enemy losses can be counted in thousands. On the Carelian Isthmus, at ...
... answers the present fuel economy prob lem. Smartly modern in design compact in size to meet the needs of the present-day kitchen labour- saving to a degree you never thought possible the AB Cooker produces the maximum results in the minimum of time and ...
... Ministry of Food. USE OF HOME PRODUCE Discussion will include ways and means of making the most of rationed commodities in the kitchen and of counteracting poor distribution In country districts. Cooking will be investigated in its relation to growing, and ...
... anti-aircraft machine-guns, 150 lorries, 250 horses, between 400 and 500 vehicles for troops transport, and twelve field kitchens. , In the Salla sector, two tanks were taken in the neighbourhood of Kitee, north of Lake Ladoga. Nine tanks were destroyed ...
... overcome by gas in their kitchen so shocked a Plymouth mother that she fainted. Both died. This theory was advanced by a neighbour yesterday. The husband, Mr. Alfred Cole, of Desborough-road, Plymouth, found them both dead on the kitchen floor on Saturday after ...
... how to deal with him. One of his most famous cases was that in which Mr. A. P. Herbert applied for a summons against the Kitchen Committee of the House of Commons for selling intoxicating liquor without a licence. The summons was refused, a decision upheld ...
... HIGH-STREI:T. 3 Rooms, Kitchen. Bath. E. Light. 174. p.w. and 4 . Hooms. Kitchen, Bath. E. Light --•- 221. bd. p.w. CROYDON-ROAD. Entrance floor. 3 rms. Kitchen, Bath. E. Light 201. P.w• FOREST HILL WEETWOODTARK.—RaII Soot. a Kitchen. Bathroom F.lectrio ...
... o.o. —New* R.l.7.—Florence de Jong at organ. •.It. Marching to Mutic. a. 15.—8 B C. Orch.; John Will* (»010 ptano), la.t.—Kitchen In Wartime: Proper U*e Canned Food* Jane* Bond. la.ls.—Service. It.M.—Serge Kr.*h Septet. ll.S.—Schools: A Bource Irritation ...
... Jong at the organ 8.411 Marching to Music (gramophone) —8.8.0 Orchestra )Section C): John Wills (solo pianoforte) 16—The Kitchen in War-time 14.15—Time: Service 18.34—Serge Krisb Septet 11—Schoots—A Source of Irritation, a short story by Stacy Aumonter ...
... his trade until he was 71. He lives with the others in the Church Army home, which allows them to cook on a range in the kitchen and sit in the communal room for warmth. Comforts do mean a deal to us. but our bit of pride means even more.' said Charles ...