... cow-sheds and cattle stores are all under the same roof as the homestead, and a communicating door leads conveniently from the kitchen to the milking-sheds. On the left can be seen the banked roadway which facilitates the storing of hay and fodder in the lofts ...

... it boils, it simmers and all on the very minimum of fuel. It saves time, work, health and temper. It's the Wizard in the kitchen, the Advance Cooker No. i. Write now for catalogue number 28 which tells you all about it. I Advan^:i3(5o oker EAGLE RANGE ...

... Start Your Chrysanthemums But Go Easy in the Kitchen Garden By Our Horticultural Correspondent ALTHOUGH the weather has gone hay wire there is no need for the gardener to follow suit. According to the calendar the winter season has another eight weeks ...

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... often means nothing more than a lamp in the very centre of each ceiling, and a power-plug by the fireplace. For the kitchen, the kitchener is superseded by an electric cooking- stove, and the oil-lamp by a naked electric bulb hung, inevitably, in the centre ...

... last is that very cooker, bringing peace and order to the kitchen of a big house or small hotel and the best of good cooking for everyone. It's the Advance Cooker No. I the Wizard in the kitchen. Write now for the catalogue No. 28 which tells you all about ...

... antirrhinums, violas, lobelia, ageratum, etc. They are first-class as cut flowers, and may be grown for this pur pose in the kitchen garden. Early results may also be obtained by planting them in the greenhouse, either in pots or boxes some will stand forcing ...

... out-patients' canteen run by the W.V.S., and hospital car service to bring patients to and from the hospital. INTERIOR The kitchens, operating theatre, matron's room, conference room, etc., each are fitted with an exact replica of furniture and equip ment ...

... strongest seedling. When a little more than half-grown, every alternate plant may be cut out at ground level and used in the kitchen the remainder, benefiting by the ample spacing of 8 ins., will have every chance of yielding a heavy crop. The plants, being ...

... Out of the Kitchen I decided to spend a large proportion of my time at Olympia looking at kitchen equipment. As the bulk of my time seems to be spent in that room, the best plan seemed to be to get modernised there and thereby out of the kitchen as much ...

... but this staple item of food from the garden must receive its due share of consideration at the present time. The ratio of kitchen garden to be allotted between potatoes and other vegetables is often a vexed problem, particularly where there is not a great ...

... Purcell. Their cheerful willingness is an in valuable asset in a small enterprise such as this. FARM WORKER'S KITCHEN: The farm workers1 kitchens have been fitted with cooking ranges and power plugs a great boon and one not always provided even to-day. ...