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... COM M U N A L KITCHENS. Drawn by Will Owen. Alderman C. F. Stencee, Director of National Kitchens, last week outlined the proposal of the Miirstry of Food for these establishments, and, after stating that the Ministry were out to change the habits of ...
... Kitchen Gadgets By T. A. LAYTON A KITCHEN gadget either looks lovely-- or it does the job. There are very few which do both. If you are looking for something which is dinkily pretty- pretty to hang up from a board in your kitchen, have it by all means ...
... Wine in the Kitchen By T. A. Layton LET not the flamboyant, the ostentatious, the nouveau riche, be allowed to cook in wine. Let it be proclaimed right away that if the addition of wine to any dish (save perhaps the Madeira trifle and the Rum Baba) is ...
... ST. PETER'S KITCHENS ST. PETER'S KITCHENS 10,000 FREE HOT MEALS are given away every month of the year to the destitute men and women of London. From all over England and Scotland they flock to the city where the streets are paved with gold. Their search ...
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... SWORD OF HONOUR PRESENTED TO LORD KITCHENER. We have pleasure in giving a reproduction from a photo graph of the sword of honour presented by the Mayor and Corporation of the City of Capetown to General Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum, G.C.B., G.C.M.G. The ...
... PRESENTATION TO LORD KITCHENER BY THE FISHMONGERS' COMPANY. We give herewith an illustration of the casket presented by the Fishmongers' Company to Lord Kitchener, at a banquet given in his honour on the 18th inst. The presentation was made by the Master ...
... make you a nice kitchen garden. You haven't got one to speak of, have you N.B.G. gazed at the map for some moments without enthusiasm. He had never been deeply moved by the sight of vegetables, and it seemed to him that their present kitchen garden was adequate ...
... More Freak Matches. Evening dress golf Allowing 150 yards A winning shot into the kitchen. By George W. Greenwood. CONTINUING the jottings in last week's issue of certain Freak golf matches I have either played in, or watched, or heard of, I may mention ...
... SWORD OF HONOUR FOR PRESENTATION TO MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HERBERT KITCHENER, K.C.B., K.C.M.G. The hilt is of solid eigliteon-carat gold, being headed with the British lion, and the decoration is of rich Renaissance treat ment, in chased and repoussee work ...
... see if we could find water or bread, but there was nothing. I then went to the kitchen which I found locked up. The passages were dark, but I knew that at one end of the kitchen was a wooden partition which did not reach the ceiling, and I climbed up this ...
... is a classic example II of efficiency in the kitchen at any cost. I With LEMCO in the kitchen, up=to=date I efficiency is neither so laborious nor so I|l I costly. Those who use LEMCO in the If I kitchen are in the van of culinary progress. M lli Every ...