... by spraying dwelling-rooms with SANITAS FLUID. As the Lancet says There is no factor more favourable to the successful invasion of the human body by disease-producing organisms than when the air is rendered stale warm and musty. Sanitas Fluid makes ...

... is that one's knowableness depends upon one's personality and intelligence. se1ucnce g°uty ancestors dating from the last invasion of England will not carry you into the enchanted circle if you are an unmitigated bore or snob. One's people count less than ...

... unanimously against entering the present conflict some of its excitement he must have, even at secondhand. If he have no invasion to fear, at least let him pretend its possibility and all its concomitants with the utmost force of his imagination. In the ...

... of the army of invasion through this line of country. He had accepted the charge as a man accepting his natural right. His right was that he already knew the country and had fought over it, and so, after the first few days of invasion, he would be leading ...

... Infantry Cross of St. Patrick shield bear ing three lion -leopards crown above. The regt. helped to repel the attempted French invasion of the island in 1781 Royal Guernsey Militia^ Bugle and strings, with battalion numeral between, surmounted by sprig of laurel ...

... We knew that we had a tiny Army, and, though we had the utmost confidence in the Navy, everybody expected an attempt at invasion. We all drilled and joined rifle-clubs. Money was very scarce. Stocks and shares went down and down. Heads of house holds ...