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... KITCHEN GARDEN, Plant the main crop of celery in well-manured trenches. Plant, also, from seed-beds, cabbage of all kinds, broccoli, savoys, borecole, &c., in showery eather. Hoe between potatoes, give plenty water to ridge cucumbers and marrows. Cut ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN, Earth up the earliest rows of celery, earth up leeks, hoe between potatoes to give air to the roots, plant out broccoli, aud.every kind of winter greens fast you get vacant spaces j thin out the rows of parsley so as get rid of every plant ...
... IN KITCHEN GARDEN well stocked itli fruii trees and cxrellent ■itnif of ru/tirn/i'iii the whole forming imnmtaHy comfort family residence,occupying most pleasant and healthy situation rising ground in this pictnres«|ue valley. Fishing, shooting (partridge ...
... THE KITCHEN BAROMETER. woman whose cook was efficient, but at times unreliable, made a study of what she called the “kitchen barometer.” The variations the menu usually indicated the state of the cook’s temper. When stormy conditions prevailed everything ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN, Artichokes, Globe—\* these plants are likely to be injured severe frost, give additional protection to the crowns. Heap round them good thickness dry leaves or long litter, and cover with soil coalashes, prevent the wind blowing the protecting ...
... WHERE IS KITCHENER? What has become of Lord Kitchener? The mystery is becoming darker each day, says a correspondent of the Star. He is Lord Robert’s Chief of Staff; yet we never hear of him at the base—Bloemfontein. was not fighting the Boers last week ...
... PREJUDICES OF THE KITCHEN. The Obterver remarks Nowhere b there Ignorance, obstinacy, and prejudice than In tb* kitchen. Nowhere do people make each slight pro cresa, ov derive so little profit from experience. The knowledge of the parlour regarding ...
... THE KITCHEN STOVE in most houses does not get sufficient attention, but let me persuade my readers that no part of their kitchens repays one more for the attention bestowed on it. Begin by brushing off all dirt and dust, then remove the rack and polish ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN, Cabbage to be planted out for spring supply on ground well manured. Collards planted close will now getting crowded, so draw for use soon os possible every other one, and ply the hoe between them. Cauliflower of the last sowing to be pricked ...
... KITCHEN COMFORTS. Don’t forget to provide comfortable cushions loose covers which can easily washed for the kitchen chairs, if serves also as the maids’ sittingroom when work hours are over. Aching backs are Quito troublesome in the kitchen as other narts ...
... KITCHEN UTENSILS. A complete and comprehensive guide to the furnishing of a house or cottage in an economical way, B. HART & 00. 109, FISHERTON ST., SALISBURY. ...
... Kitchen Utensils. Mincers 5/3. Rasin Seeders 2/6. Moulds (padding and jelly), from 4d. Mincing Knives 4d. Suet Choppers Id. Patty Pans 2|d dozen. Box 24 French Patty Pans 6Jd. Skewers, Wood Spoons, Cook’s Knives, Saucepans, Steamers, and every conceivable ...