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... THRIFT IN THE KITCHEN There should be no such thing as waste in a well-ordered kitchen. The term is often misapplied to the refuse that results from the rrepantion of vegetables and other thinzs for cooking. But the term *‘ kitchen waste ™ is also oftentimes ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY W. George Day, 40, Dareath-road, Dartford. R. James Wookey, West Hill House, Dartford. John Steer, Keswick, Green-&mfibnll- Anthony Artis, 6, Clarence-avenue, Bickley. John A. Blackman, 29, Ebenezer-terrace, Gilbertroad, Belvedere. Hertie ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY. VISIT TO ORPINGTON About a thousand of Lord Kitchener’s recruits marched from Blackheath to Orpington on Wednesday, looking very fit. Upon arriving at Orpington they assembled in the White Hart Meadow, where they were dismissed for an ...
... KITCHEN WRINKLES, When beating eggs, if a whisk is not handy, try using three forks instead of one. They arc just as easy to hold as one, and the eggs can be beaten in about a third of the time. When making mustard, try mixing it with milk instead of ...
... Responsibility in the Kitchen. A prolific cause of unpleasantness in the household is inattention to the cooking. One might go much further, and say that much suffering is brought about by the negligence in the kitchen. The idea that “anything will do” ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY. William O. Osborne, 6, ‘l'heli’er-ro-d, Beckenham. Charles Thomas Smith, 11, Gore-cottages, Darenth. Charles George Carter, 36, Meadow-road, Bromley. Henry Thomas Jones, Fairfield-road, Beckenham. hnd?m.ld W. G. Excell, 54, Martin’s-road ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY. e A l.onel Knight Waterman, Anchor and Hope, Or:':'\:v:fi?-lm J. €. Larkin, 6, Station-road, St Paul's John Jun'per, 55, Crampton-road, Penge. \ Wilfred Seidon, Halstead Place, near Scvenoaks. 113, Mawthorne-grove, Benjamin John Godden ...
... KITCHENER'S ARMY. Arthur G. Draycott, 55, Tredegar-road, Dartford. James Henry Wood, 95, Birkbeck-road, Sidcup. William John Clifton, High-street, St. Mary Cray. Harry James Mitchell, 24, Park-road, Chisleburst. l;:le-t Joseph Weeks, 5, Carlisle-terrace ...
... LORD KITCHENER. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT MOTTINGHAM + A memcrial service was held fer Jord Kitchener in St. Andrew’s Chirch Mottingham, on Tuesday, at wrcon. The Rector officiated, and the lesson wos reac by Mr. G. Robertson, headmaster 87 Elthan College. ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S APPEAL. lLord Kitchener has more than once uryed tie. necessity of temperance on the recruits themselves ond on treir friends, and «n Saturday he issued a (urther appeal to the following effect :— Tie wen who have recemtly joined the ...
... J. W. KITCHENER. There were 90 laps to be completed before the 15 miles had been traversed. The entries were: W. H. Button, Dartford; George Barber, Bexley Heath: James Dick, Dartford; J. Excell, Barming; R. Joyce, Dartford. J. W. Kitchener, Sutton-at-Hone; ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S VIEW. He had spoken to a distinguished General, Lord Kitchener—(cheers)—and he said that it was every man’s duty at the present moment to support in every possible way this Force, and make it as efficient as possible. The Territorial ...