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... KITCHEN PARI FOR £3O 9D DETAILED - .—Four Small Chairs, I Easy, and Couch. t.lass Back ('aLinct, Orctmantle. Boidertal Carpet and Rug. Cornice Pole and Curmins. Fender and Brasses . 1.-4-feet Wardrobe (Glass Door), Dressing th-st with Glass. Marble-Top ...
... KITCHENS The Scotsman has been at the Soup Kitchens a second time. Not, gentle reader, in the way of visitation, for the purpose of tasting the soup (his palate is too refined for that), or of judging of the mode in which the public benevolence is hesto ...
... KITCHEN PARIOI FOE £3O 88 9D DETAILED.—Four Small Chairs, I Easy, and Couch. Class Back Cabinet, Overmantle, Bordered Carpet and Rug, Cornice Pole and Curtains. Fender and Brasses. BKDROOM. —4-feet Wardrobe (Glass Door), Dressing Chest with Glass, Marble-Top ...
... AND KITCHEN FURNISHED FOR £B9. THIS !NMI DESCARPETS. CORNICE POLES, CURTAINS, FENDERS, FIRE 'MASSE:, k,. GET FULL DETAILED PRICE LIST. Estimates given for complete furnishings of Mansions, Shooting Lodges, Villas, Hotels, Letting and Boarding Houses. ...
... KITCHEN MANAGEMENT. The great point of good management in the kitchen is to clear things away as you go on, and to be one day ahead in ordering necessaries, says a writer in Madame. For instance, take the everyday want of tea and sugar. At starting, order ...
... HYGIENE IN THE KITCHEN. An eminent physician once said: If I am called in to a case of diphtheria, the first thing I look at is the kitchen sink. The dangers arising from a badly-kept sink cannot be exaggerated. nor can any degree of care in avoiding ...
... Oommunal Kitchens. Tin proposal to have communal kitchens, which is to be credited for a start in the City to Councillor Dees. is now taking shape, and should the need arise to put it into force, ►he organisation is being got ready. The School Board have ...
... THE KITCHENER MYTHS. IT is extraordinary how the belief persists that Lord Kitchener is still alive. Shortly after the sinking of H.M.S. •' The Hampshire wide currency, was given to stories of his having been saved. and having been seen in other parts ...
... Kitchener Stories. When a. man becomes prominent there is sure to he a (-nip of stories about him, and Lord Kitchener, one of the men most in the public eyo at the moment, though not by self-advertise. meat. has quite a numbcr of tales zbout his thoroughnetss ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. It is time now to nabs a Rowing of asparagus, cauliflower, chervil, fennel, hyssop, marigold, savory ; sow also sea-kale, celery, radishes, and parsley. Protect all advanced crops against the cutting bla,ti common at this season, which ...
... KITCHEN HINTS. The careful housewife has a use for everything. and the daily papers are by no means an inconsiderable factor towards ensuing a clean kitchen. For instance. a supply of paper folded in eight and hung up over the kitchen sink will be found ...
... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. It may he said with truth that certain races live almost wholly on rice, while others depend mainly for subsistence on the potato. .1 he rice, however, is not the glistening white variety we are accustomed to, but unpolished and ...