... IN KITCHEN Depfessies mud by ill-health ON oilin g at his mother's Eat in Wandsworth Bridge Road, Fulham, Frodk. Harry Junes, of Onkbury ltoad, Pulliam, a maintenance engineer, found her lying dead on the kitelten floor with g escaping from a portable ...

... kitchen BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT •WHILE his daddy was being decorated by the King upstairs, ten - year - old John Green was gazing wide-eyed at the kitchen of Buckingham Palace during a recent Investiture. Afterwards John confided breathlessly to his ...

... KITCHEN — fie tried to get a foothold, and slowly slid down the smooth surface on to the floor, where he reared himself up with a comical look of surprise on his big round face. The herdsman picked him up, and the milklads gathered around for a close ...

... KITCHEN Shep, a second time, and home poor Bess—disappointed at Well I nivver! exclaimed having a further spell of old Shep, you couldn't bring watching—crept back to her ole Bess along? post, and sat watching her master's retreating figure with a wistful ...

... In the Kitchen We must give nrst :mention alsayi to the most obriotts crops. esrecially to those which can be stored for winter use. Yet, a, every housewife knows to-day, there is everything to be said for getting as much variety as possible into our ...

... KITCHEN charging his gun. By so doing, the shot goes under the feathers, the business: and fly off to the woods. The keeper still waits whereas, if the birds are flying in his hide, foi he means to toward the gun, the pellets make a day of it,, and ...

... KITCHEN This habit—and the come, and the proceedfact that she is prone to gad ings do not tend to soothe her at the buzzing of flies—has nerves. Panic - stricken, she given her an ill reputation careers along the pavement; when being driven to market ...

... In the Kitchen must give first attention always to the most obvious crops, ami especially those which can stored for winter use. Yet. as every housewife knows to-day. there everything to said for getting much variety possible into our wartime menus. the ...

... kitchen Perhaps you work on the assumption that housewives' labour is cheap so you can afford to turn them into slaves. When it comes to designing the kitchen, get the housewife's advice. She's the only real expert. ...

... KITCHEN be done, making no end of a splash and singing in - his bath in the most approved style. The starlings returned, to settle an the rim and jeer at him, while the one that flew into the spouting dropped down to settle alongside Blackie on the floating ...

... KITCHEN convalescent, he had a happy time with the keeper's children. They soon began to com- plain that an old cockpheasant was always flying into the garden and helping itself Jack's food, and that Jack seemed quite pleased about it all, and startegl ...

... THE KITCHEN Wartime “Chomp 99 Here wanime ion old Irish dish. Champ. Scrub and slice i ib. pdaloes and lb. Pul .in a sauce pan hot j-ajud ualti and add a trriiJt] lat'bage shreddtd. the cook Mtadilv with giving occasional shake until tender (about is ...