... NATIONAL KITCHENS. National kitchens aim at supplying the beet food in ideal conditions. It would be a pleasure to go to them; no waiting in quesse.—ALDZINAN Senscre ...

... THE CONTENTS OF KITCHENS. Two Excellent Large Kitchen Tables. 6ft. 6in. by 3ft., Large Cupboard with 2 Large Divisions and Drawers, Large Fountain with Braes Tap, Set of Britannia Metal Meat Covers, Braes Urn with Metal Tap, Coffee Mill, Pair of Copper ...

... CENTRAL KITCHENS These supplementary fecal Lea would not be enough ? said Lord Woolton, and local authorities would find it necessary to start new individual or central kitchens which would be equipped from a central pool which had been organised by the ...

... IN FAGIN'S KITCHEN. 'I he Jung of Fagiu's kitchen is a res. 'elation. For instance, a watch is u ways called a kettle and a receiver of stolen goods a tenee. • ' while the stolen goods themselves are known as bent stun . ' or swag. Among safebreakers ...

... COMMUNAL KITCHENS. Mr. D. Walters, chairman of the District Council, obtained the permission of the Chairman to bring up important item of Council business. He said he had been requested to suggest the setting up of communal kitchens in order to meet ...

... it. In regard to a kitchen for the district the Minister of National Kitchens was prepared to send a representative to the district to work a kitchen free of charge for a month. The Chairman said that it was possible that if a kitchen was established in ...

... ECONOMT IN THE KITCHEN. Distinguish between • true and false economy, and take special care to see what you can save in the provision bill. See if you can cut down the waste—a surprising amount of saving is possible in this particular. On the other hand ...

... KITCHEN FURNITURE. & AMERICAN ORGANS ...

... Kitchen On Fire. The Abertillery lire brigade were Lulled on ‘ledriesclay morning to a tire at 60 Llladstorie Streit, tenanted by a roller named Arthur Williams. On arrival, under Captain Ranoumbe and Superintendent Thorling, they found the kitchen ablare ...

... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. There is, perhaps, no word in the English language so little understood as the word economy. Just &apolitical economists are too often considered by the vulgar to be men of hard hearts, so, too, in the art of cookery is reonumc ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. A ietoltition ~x proesed appreciation of the great services rendered by the late turd.Kitehener to the nation and of the deep sustained by 'his death. and also that of his staff and of the gallant crew IT.M.S. If ...

... Kitchen Dining Suites 30 gns. SPECIAL OFFER 42 inch Sink Units 15 gns ...