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... FOR CLEANING, SCRUBBING AND SCOURING FLOORS, KITCHEN TABLES, LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH. FOR POLISHING- - Metals, Marble, Paint, Cutlery, Crockery, Machinery, Oil-cloths, Baths, Stair Rods. For STEEL, IRON, BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS, FIRE IRONS, MANTELS, &c ...
... FOR CLEANING, SCRUBBING AND SCOURING FLOORS, KITCHEN TABLES, LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH. - FOR POLISHING = Metals, Marble, Paint, Cutlery, Crockery, Machinery, Oil-cloths, Baths, Stair Rods. For STEEL, IRON, BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS, FIRE IRONS, MANTLES, &c ...
... FOR CLEANING, SCRUBBING AND SCOURING FLOORS, KITCHEN TABLES, LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH. FOR POI,ISTIII\TG- Metals, Marble, Paint, Cutlery, Crockery, ffiachinery, Oil-cloths, Baths, Stair Rods. For STEEL, IRON, BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS, FIRE IRONS, MANTLES ...
... FOR CLEANING, SCRUBBING AND SCOURING FLOORS, KITCHEN TABLES, LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH. Metals, Marble, Paint, Cutlery, Crockery, Machinery, Oil-cloths, Baths, Stair Rods. For STEEL, IRON, BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS, FIRE IRONS, MANTLES, &c. REMOVES RUST, DIRT ...
... When things go right the kitchen, the laundry, and the bath, the good housewife's is lit up with a loving smiling calm. always follows the use of This brightness ...
... As soon as they heard the sound, however, both sprang to their feet and turned towards the kitchen door, as if with the intention of hurrying out to admit their father ; but, as if moved by a common impulse, both suddenly paused and looked each other ...
... Mistress : Mary, why is that man in the kitchen ? Mary : Please, ma'atn, the lady what washes the steps for the woman next door told him 1 was leaving here, and he's come to see about the place for his sister. I ,1, -.--- 0,1 ,,,, 0-.. • 4 . 0 Mai RIP ...
... His pal stayed outside, snugly concealed. From the kitchen, James stole upstairs. Miss Piper's ca t disappeared through the void space in the window, glad of the unwonted chance of nocturnal liberty, and no way concerned to protect her mistress. Outside ...
... Fourpence a night is the general price. For this one may enter in the morning and have the use of the kitchen fire, the kitchen kettle, teapot, and the kitchen saucepan, the latter of which were attached to chains on either side of the fireplace. The landlord ...
... Knowledge. Jon isn't he Brown rupt. .apital chap, e's a bank- Pater heard a noise in the kitchen, one night, and going down found a stout son of Mars getting out of the kitchen window, while cook vowed that she didn't know anyone had been there. Ah ! murmured ...
... maintained at the World's Fair. A big load of horseflesh recently found its way into the kitchen of a famous restaurant in that city. A trap-door above the kitchen had been left ;unfastened, and while a tradesman was delivering potatoes at the door his ...
... there are the yeomen of the kitchen, the cook's assistants, the roasting cooks, the scourers, the kitchen maids, a storekeeper, two green-office men, and two steam-apparatus men. The confectionery department of the kitchen has its special officials ; ...