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... KITCHEN CABINETS The entire interior of the upper ii anis/tea in White enamel. There are the ui :al flour cereal lam and cantiters. al-.a lame drawer with a dmi,on for cutlery and table linen,aad a large celain enamelled Drop Flap Table. Large storage ...

... KITCHEN —where the right kind of polish is used rereals a surrounding of brilliance. The kettle, the saucepans —everything shines once more with the shine they had theday they were new. Such shines are not the result of endless rubbing. They have only ...

... FOR THE KITCHEN Sink units made of steel, flanked on one side by a draining-board (which cannot collect waste matter or become unwholesome), and on the other a work-top for preparing food. Sink dimensions have been carefully worked out to make it capacious ...

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... In the Kitchen, For we all have to come there, there are many little reminders that may be useful to the housewife intent on Christmas cookery. Even in a small matter like the beating up of eggs we may remember that it saves time and trouble alike to ...

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... KITCHEN and pans; all Iron, at minium. tin, enamel and earthen. ware cooking utensils; glassware china; taps; sink; gas-stoves refrigerator; table; cupboards; larder-shelves and all white woodwork; window,; paintworki tilt.. And your hands. BATHROOM Bath; ...

... KITCHEN Pots and pans; all iron, AP minium, tin, enamel and earthenware cooking utensils; glassware; china; taps; sink; pa-stove • refrigerator; table; cupboards; larder-shelves and all whir woodwork; windows; paintwork; tiles. And your hands. BATHROOM ...

... of kitchens which, instead of being rectangular, resemble a long corridor. Th e fitments and furnishings are so placed that one passes once along the corridor in the preparation and clearing away of each meal. It is found that this type of kitchen is ...