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... LORD KITCHENER. KITCHENER'S STAFF. associated with the making of the Manchaster Ship Canal. In 1108 he became Nottr b Who Went Down Deputy-Director General of Ordnance Factories. and from 1899 to 1903 was Chief . Their 'Great Ceief. Mechanical Engineer ...
... at Kitchen KITCHEN WRINKLES Milk will not turn sour if a te ~poonful Of salt be added to every art. When preparing onions, turnips, and carrots for cooking, cut across the fibre; this makes them more tender when cooked. In warming a steamed puclCng, or ...
... IN THE KITCHEN. The careful supervision exerriNed in the kitchen during the war appears to hay. been relaxed. It is desirable that people should know that it is to their own interest still to continue • very careful acratiny. for the amount of Asumssgs ...
... KITCHENER. Mr. Rieliard Belt, the sculptor, at the War Office yesterday presented to the ~rd Kitchener National Nlemorial Fond Committee a gunmetal host of the late Field Marshal Earl Kitchener which be has recently executed. The bust. cast from a cuntion ...
... real old kitchen is in question furnish it with old oak of the farmhouse variety. Choose willow pattern or brick and ivory curtains and kitchen ware. As a rule choose kitchen ware to match walls or woodwork or both. If having decorated your kitchen you now ...
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... IN KITCHEN! GREAT Scot !—Are you mad? said the startled householder to the shapely Miss displaying her natural charms amongst the brooms and brushes a good laugh in EVERYBODY•S I nda , . You mustn't miss this big topical issue. full ' ...
... KITCHEN —where the right kind of polish is used rereals a surrounding of brilliance. The kettle, the saucepans —everything shines once more with the shine they had theday they were new. Such shines are not the result of endless rubbing. They have only ...
... FOR THE KITCHEN Sink units made of steel, flanked on one side by a draining-board (which cannot collect waste matter or become unwholesome), and on the other a work-top for preparing food. Sink dimensions have been carefully worked out to make it capacious ...
... THE KITCHEN enamelled household at Is. Gd.: galvanised clothes bode's aith lid and drainer at Is. lid., and aluminium kettles at 25. 9d. are further examples of the hrirgains for the kitchen to be found at this store. ...
... -Kitchen ILLUSTRATED here is a useful kitchen aid—a spoon-liaped rubber cleaner for removing all signs of left-over I ngredients from the sides of saucepans, mixing basins, etc. It costs Md. X CHROMIUM. PLATED Grapefruit Corer may useful to all those ...
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