... lasting ustre, A little cedar powder sprinkled on the top of the kitchen stove while sooking is going on will prevent Lho smell of food spreading to other parts of the ouse. i - Kevly a kitchen pincushion, with a few uneedles threaded with cotton and thread ...

... LORD KITCHENER 1 0 10 1 00 A FEITIs 10 fRF. OY TUE EMPIRE = ..RFATERT • DEPICTING SOME OF THE 31OST 1 HRILLINc CHAPTERS O n THE HISTORY. • FULL BAND. MILITARY MUSIC. ...

... —— KITCHEN GRIEVANCES The unsettled condition of not a few homes may be traced to ocoustant changes in the domestic regions. Where servants are always going and coming the home is certain to be more or less upset and chaotic, and it is diffieult for tha ...

... kitchen INSURANCE THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE REVERSIONABY INTEREST 0., LIMITED, @Z;l‘:‘ 00404000 BERBERT G JANION, Esq., Chaiiman (Massrs. Janion and Hall, solicitors), Manckester. FREDERIO 3 BIUSON, Faq. (Messrs. Higson end Soa, Soliak ' tom), Msrchester ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC ..sk AT Your Service, Madam! You've only got to say the word—that magic word, Panshine- Kitchen Magic. Panshine is the direct method to brightness. Just as a straight line is the nearest way between two given points so is Panshine the quickest ...

... LORD KITCHENER. the founda lien, of hi. triumph nearly 20 yearit before, when, having entered the Loyal En.' giteers. he took up survey work • first in .Paleatine i and afterward• in Cypriot The knowledge of the Turk thin gained in the 'early serenties ...

... INTHE KITCHEN - — Before beginning te ge. eto., see that the hat the sme have a me ng the kitchen and penetra of the house odar-wood du sone and scatter gve b other odou from the saucepan Kitchen sinks s every day, and kept sweet and clear ATAOULGHT JOR ...

... .► KITCHEN MAT. Set eras newspaper , laid one on the other. then coxered with a sheet of Frown paper .cud stitched together near the edge. make •n excellent mat to lay upon wood door in front of a kitchen sage or sink. and will tite housewife • great ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Unflinching her, tchtul to fore. 11.1 Liee thy ixaintry*- lrnl wherenoe'or. Directing war pewee wilh equal rare, Till t. long toil ikon wort he Whom England and ,4111• sat my arm fn , To 4.1 w, my will .turl ft- honour fair day She ...

... DR. KITCHENER. THE NEW D.C.L.’s. by day we hear alarmist rumours of armaments being ordered by the stolid but astute President Paul firug«. This may mean nothing more than a desire on the part of Oom f’nul to be prepared for emergencies, and if s 0 no ...

... A KITCHEN DIARY. A clew•.^ bonwife the fntlnrrug es• of utilizing wrhs• .b. roll. a Kitchen 're new menu 7 arrange or invent. whether it he for levekfast. luncheon. or dinner. I write in mr under the date we !hacl it. I ale, jot timer the tom of the ...

... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. LOST ON H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. N o r t i.. r the death of Etng Edward VII, has the nation been so stunned as it was in Tuesday the tragic arnouncement of the loss at tea of Lord Kitchener and his staff. It came with the shock, the numbing ...