Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE KITCHEN SINK. Hot water, which soda has been dissolved. should be poured down the sink every day, and some disinfectant every few days. By attention little things of this kind the danger of illness is minimised. Lavatory pipes should be flushed with ...
... KITCHEN VARIETY MISS J. WOODFORD presents EARLY MORNING” A Selection of Breakfast Dishes. HESCO HALL, BRENT STREET 3.30 p.m., Wednesday. 16th December The Bssubrn Eleetrit Supply Company, Limited ...
... THE NATIONAL KITCHENS. Mr. Hurd, Chairman of the Kitchen Sub-Committee, reported the work of the National Kitchens North and East Finchley dorieg the mouths November and December. The North Finchley kitchen showed a profit for November of £l9 Bi. 41. ...
... DB. KITCHENER’S SALAD CREAM. BATTY & 00.’8 NABOB PICKLE I» Chhrertolly admitted to be tin Finest and Most Enjoyable Fickli in the World. WholtmU FINSBURY PAVEMENT, LONDON, E.C. ...
... BEST KITCHEN Telephone : Badlett. Elstree. ...
... COMMUNAL KITCHENS, upon which subject she then gave mos> instructive and interesting address. She said that the country was faced with great difficulty in the shortage foed which was prevalent not only England but throughout the world. The submarine menace ...
... Colour in the Kitchen. If you believe colour in the kitchen, as source cheer when working there, you can also huy bread bins, cake-tins, shoo-e’eaning boxes, and even food and kitchen cabinets, nil to match. The food safe is of particular interest, for ...
... LORD KITCHENER, in reply to question as to when the war would finish, said: don’t know when the war is going to be over, but it will begin about May.” (Laughter.) There was nothing to laugh at: there was much terrible work to done, and numerical strength ...
... THRIFT IN THE KITCHEN There should no such thing waste in well-ordered kitelien. The term often misapplied the refuse that results from the preparation of vegetables and other things for cooking. But tlie term “kitchen waste is also more correct.y applied ...
... KITCHEN KNIVES. In the majority of households the kitchen drawer displays but one, or most two, Uons the ordinary toble-knife. Take, first, the paring-knife. In paring operations, only a very small section of the blade is brought into play, the object ...
... KITCHEN COMFORTS. Don’t forget to provide comfortable cushions loose covers which can easily be washed for the kitchen chairs, if it serves also as maids* sittingroom when work hours are over. Aching baoka are quite troublesome in tbe kitchen as in other ...
... An Enormous Kitchen. What is said to be the largest kitchen in England is that of Castle, situated in the county of Durham, it is described as having three'chimneys—one for the grate, a second for the stoves, and the third for a great cauldron. The roof ...