... Kitchener's Army. SPIRITED LOCAL CAMPAIGN NECESSARY When the war broke out and excitement was at its height the recruiting in Botton was distinetly encouraging, as many Joen as 20 enlisting on a single day (September Bth), but latterly there has been ...

... Kitchener's Army. Effect of Troop Train Disaster. The recruiting has been fairly good tine week. The disaster tw the troop tram near Gretna has helped to swell the loeal enlistments in the Royal Scots, while the special visit of the Motor Transport Officer ...

... Kitchener's Work tures, askad ocoun- argument. Shen tormer’s \ | l B 1 l ! l | -+ | .t ..\ | o R ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Savoys, Kale and Brussels sprouts have made wonderful progress during the last few weeks, and there is every sign of vegetables being plentiful until well into the winter season. A littie extra attention now will do much towards still ...

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... Responsibility in the Kitchen, A prolific cause of unpleasantness in the household is inattention to the cooking. Ome might go much further, and say that much suffering is brought about by negligence in the kitchen. The idea that “anything will do” is ...

... KITCHENER'S DATE. ! ““The Londoner,” in the “Evening Standard,” save Lord Kitchener once gave an approximate - dat» fer ending of the war. It was made more | & less in the spimt of nleasantiy to ome of | Lacd Kitebeser’s personal friends. “If you really ...

... thought it would be of interest to was mmi,eo by Earl Kitchener in the House of give a list of Fnglish and Northern champign- Lords on Thursday. ships already decided (last week I gave a list Earl Kitchener, who was warmly cheered, of the abandoned championships) ...

... KITCHENER IN PERIL? ATTENDANT MURDERED; TWOOTHERS MISSING. A native attendant in Lord Kitchener’s saloon carriuge has been found murdered at Lillooah. The body was lying on the floor of the carriage, with the head and throat mutilated. Two other attendants ...

... King and Kitchener. (Passed for Publication) The King, accompanied by Lord Kitchener, both in uniform, visited the Enfield Tock Royal Small Arms factory, and the Waltham Abbey gunpowder factory yesterday. They proceeded through every department of the ...

... KITCHEN FOR MOTHERS. What is described as the secretary’s fifth and final report of the Bolton Kitchen for Mothers {Crook Street) is just issned. Tt explains that the institution wasstarted on December i 6, 1911, by the Progressive league, and carried ...

... KITCHENER IN MEMORIAM. In the House of Commons, on Thursds Harcourt announcéd thut a small comu tive plate would be placed in the Con Room im which Lord Kitchener odd:es zl:hbs of Parliament shortly before liis ...