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... THE KITCHEN. I would, I think. almost prefer a dirty diningroom to a dirty. untidy kitchen. No room in the horse needs more care. and yet this is the one that is often neglected. Frcm the kitchen often comes disease: I mean a kitchen where the food is ...
... KITCHENS. Old-fashioned Long-cased Clock, in yew cas? Kitchen Dresser, Dining Table, Rush-seated Chal‘g with Arm and Rocking Chairs ; Dinner Services pieces ; Two Tea Services, 40 and 24 pieces.; a larf guarmty of Silver, Sheffield Plate, Electro Platé ...
... KITCHENS. Grained kitchen do-ser. Sit. s Vt. tiio., with sawn drawers and cupboard, ~.uary t u hk butler's tray and statist in mahogany, three trays. two dish covers. small timepiive. green flowered di nner pies two cut glass dishes, blue and white breakfast ...
... KITCHENER A Parliamentary paper issued on Friday contains the Proclamation issued by Lord Kitchener on August 7th, with concur') mrnt. It is as follows : of the British Govern- Whereas the late Orange Tree &ate and the late South African Republic have ...
... KITCHENS. The oldest kitchens are said to have been built by the Romans. They were mostly octagonal, or eight-sided, with several fireplaces without chimnies: there was no wood in the building, and stone conical roof, with a turret at top, to let out ...
... THE KITCHENER RUMOURS. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary for India, has replied to a correspondent who drew his attention to the report to the• effect that Lord Kitchener had placed his resignation in the hands of the Indian authorities, to take effect in July ...
... KITCHEN CONVENIENCES. (fake the kitchen one of the hest rooms in your house. On the floor lay an oilcloth of a small. neat pattern. which can he washed with warm water and milk, wiping after with a woollen cloth. _ _ _ Keep your dresser furuishA with ...
... KITCHEN APRONS. For kitchen aprons, checked I.nen crash or glace towelling comes in beautifully. We somehow have the idea that if an apron is for the kitchen it must necessarily be of eithrr dark gingham or calico, or something wholly unattractive. An ...
... KITCHENS, ETC Painted and oak grunted dresser with 6 drawers. 2 cupboards and plate rail ; Pembroke table. nest of mahogany drawers, pillar tea table, coush, arm chair. rocking do., 5 small do.. mahuganv tea caddy, book shelves, Idue and white dinner ...
... KITCHEN REQUISITES. GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING; allmessures It 9 inches 10 leel wnle, and ROOFING FELT. very chvae ; prier less full ',undies. G ARDEN SEATS, various designs. gr - lORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON, in Sheets hum feet Nine, and Ruigine, clivap. ...
... KITCHEN HINTS. Tumblers that have contained milk should be washed in cold water, as washing in lot tend* to cloud the glass permanently. A tin cup filled with vinegar and kept at the back of the stove will prevent the. smell of cooking pervading the house ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Cauliflower and Lettuce plants in frames should he freely exposed to the air whenever the conditions of the weather are suitable. Fresh supplies of Asparagus. Sea Kale. and Rhubarb roots shnuld be introduced into frames where bottom ...