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... KITCHEN NiU Ben by Aodloa. MONDAY, the 7Ui AprU neat, Foot o'clock precise r. at the NORTH-EASTER** STATION HOTEL, •abject to - general ccndittona o( talc the Yorkahire Union Becietlea. and to such special coodittona aba! I Lbca produced. THE commanding ...
... KITCHEN Hearing a loud explosion in a flat at Buckingham Court, Kensington Park Eoad, London, W., on Saturday, porters at the premises dashed up to the second floor, and in the kitchen of the flat, which was filled with flames and smoke, found the dead ...
... FOR KITCHENS. FOR LOBBIES. pLOOR CLOTHS FOR EXPORT. -pLOOR cloths; JT&ITSMIfu: The Trade Suppliwl PLOOR CLOTHS. J. &R. SMITH. _Eetluoed Beull I'doas. J. & r! smith. Well Seaeooo^L J. & R. SMITH. Cut any Plan. REASONED PLOOR CLOTHS] jpLOOR CLOTHS. pLOOR ...
... described demoralised and deserting. . LORO KITCHENER. Nearly all the nations of the world have paid tribute through official channels and the Press to the splendid services to Britain of the late Lord Kitchener. King George end the British Government have ...
... FOR KITCHENS pLOOR CLOTHS Floor cloths FOR LUBBEi pLOOR CLOTHS FOR EXPORT. Floor cloths, j. &r. s,\nTH. The Tn«l»; Supple F~ LOOR CLOTHS. FiTR. SMITH. Reduced Retail i'neci CLOTHS. jT &, R. SMITH. Well J. & R. SMITH. Cut lu OLi' ...
... In The Kitchen During the week-end was regaled with an excellent hot supper—served in the kitchen of a friend’s house. Normally parties in that house are full dress gatherings, the guests waited on by trim maids. Now there are no maids, but the hostess ...
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... Kitchen diary My good resolution for 1944 —to cut out and keep Food Facts. Have found a way of giving the family their vitamins. I serve raw cabbage salad three or four times a week just crisp shredded cabbage heart washed in cold salt water, drained ...
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... Everyone in London, from the Royal Family downwards, admires the work done in the invalid kitchens, the first of which was opened at Southwark in 1905. There ere kitchens in all poorer London boroughs during the war, when meals were supplied to the needy invalids ...
... LORD KITCHENER. Although General Lyttelton is taking over the charge at once in South Africa, the Central News learns that up to yesterday Lord Kitchener Lad not booked hia passage for England SERVICE IN SOUTH AFRICA. SPECIAL ENLISTMENTS STOPPED. ...