... the kitchen is a useful thins, the fact remains that it is. Try one under your kitchen table, which throw all wrappers from parcels and odds and ends that cannot placed the garbage or in the ash pail. a '£° good idea to hang small bag over kitchen table ...

... FOR THE KITCHEN How to Roast Poultry.—First wipe the inside ,ont very thoroughly with a cloth wrung out iu hot water. Then place some butter pr dripping in the pan with the bird, and, possible, cover the breast w ith slice fat bacon. Failing this; butter ...

... FOR THE KITCHEN Potted Chicken.—Boil the chicken in little water as possible till very tender, and well done. Season while boilinp to suit the taste; then, arhQe hot, separate the white meat from the dark, and chop both very fine. Place the white part ...

... for the Kitchen Tasty Cakes.—Rub « Ih. butter into 1 lb. flour, and lb. castor sugar, oz. currants, cinnamon to taste. into stiff piste, using one degrees. Lay ilie paste eside in a il place till next J'tv. Then roll out. thin, cut into rounds, and bake ...

... THE KITCHEN. To Freshen Oil Cloth.—A white table m. cloth that has become dingy can whitened sprinkling the surface with * handful of starch, rubbing with very damp cloth, and then washing off tho starch and drying with a clean soft cloth To Stain New ...

... FOR THE KITCHEN*. Curry Pie.—Cut 2lhs, of veal rabbit and one large into small pieces. Fry stawpin with a little butter light brown. Shake in two curry-powder and one flour. Toss ail together, then add one tablcspoonful of grated.carrot, one small apple ...

... KITCHENER. London, Tuesday, A Press Association telegram ■»;>—The War Office issued the follotring after midnight:—Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of State for War.—Bloemfontein, Monday, 5 p.m. —The following are the Boer casualties since last report; ...

... FOR THE KITCHEN, For orange sweet, pare and quarter six oranges, lay them in a glass dish with seme prunes. TotPrec-quartcrs of a pound of crystal sugar, add two wineglasses of cold water. Let it simmer until right consistency When cold, pour the syrup ...

... KITCHENER WELSHPOOL. Call for Trained Ken. Lord Kitchener distributed medals the men of the 83th and 89th Companies Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry Powis Castle Park, Welshpool, on Saturday. In the course his address to the men Lord Kitchener said was ...

... KITCHENER’S DESPATCH. Boers Attack Zulu Border Forts. Lord K itchener telegraphs : Pretoria, Friday. The forts Itala and Prospect, on the Zulu border, were attacked by the Boers in force, said to under Botha, yesterday. After a gallant resistance the ...

... your stepson’s return?” asked the journalist. “None whatever, said Mrs. Kitchener, explaining that her latest news from General Kitchener* was a fortnight old. Lord Kitchener is not tiie man to stop short in the middle of bis task, however difficult ...

... KITCHENER'S SUCCESS. Lord Kitchener is not going forcader” with his elaborate scheme for crushing foe Boers. foe light foe latest deepefahef the public have good cause to doubt whether got* stage Lord Roberts when that General left South Africa, in a ...