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... ., 12-cyl. SUNBEAM-COATALEN Aircraft Engine. THE SUPREME u War work suits the super efficient Sunbeam to perfection. It emerges supreme from the stress of it. Our unsurpassed experience of standardising Sunbeam-Coatalen aircraft engines of unprecedented power and proved relia bility in such strenuous employ, constitutes a guarantee alike of our SUNBEAM ability and intention to supply the ...
... BY EFEMERA. A Hardy Innovation THERE are many odd things in the world, and this is one of the oddest: that mixed bathing in British seaside resorts should be so recent an innovation as still to shock the more stodgy of the unco' guid. Indeed, if I am not mistaken, it is still forbidden in some places. You would naturally suppose that the inhabitants of an island would, whenever the wind and ...
... As Soft Sweet as a Parting Kiss is a shave with McClinton's Shaving Soap or Cream. This is because their unique composition like that of the famous Colleen Soap vegetable oils and plant ash does not include anything which can irritate or sting the skin. Their resultant lather is not frothy and does not dry on the face, but is soft-as-velvet, thick and creamy. Thus it quickly softens the ...
... 12 cyl. SUNBEAM -COATALEN I Aircraft Engine. War work suits the super-efficient Sunbeam to perfection. It emerges supreme from the stress of it. Our unsurpassed experience of standard ising Sunbeam Coatalen aircraft engines of unprecedented power and proved reliability in such strenuous employ, constitutes a guarantee alike of our ability and intention to supply the public with finer motor ...
... , THE WAITING LIST. Dunlop And, how's the car running Her Ladyship To tell you the truth, Mr. Dunlop, J never even see it nowadays 1 The girls are using it-- turn and turn about, you know-- meeting men back on leave from the Front and taking them to their homes or across London to other stations. Dunlop: So you're car-less yourself? Her Ladyship Only temporarily. I've got my name down for a ...
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... pELLlCQSlTIES LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S Long Cable: Fifteen Miles From the Front. So says the Evening News poster. We thought it a bit long when we read it, but surely not quite as long as that! TTTE are once again talking VV with England, blusters the Hamburg N achrichten in good, sound German bomb language. But the trouble is that England long since took the measure of this kind of German ...
... MORE FRAGMENTS FROM FRANCE THE VIGILANT ONE 11 I say, old chap, what does two green lights and one red one mean? RECUMBENT GLADIATOR (just back from leave) Two creme de menthes and a cherry brandy! BY CAPTAIN BRUCE BA I \NSFA THER Passed by Censor ...
... PRUSSIA'S r PROUDEST THE HUN IN ASPECTS HUMOROUS AND HUMBLE r THE LEAN AND THE FAT OF IT JUST ARRIVED Sketched, from life, in France by Con Planck Con Planck's lively sketches of Teutonic Military Types illustrate for us in a very forcible wa Brandenburger here they are in picture. We are not likely to see them in this country in thi of the minor horrors of war. Fritz and Hans, Adolf and ...
... MARSHALL -.SNELGROVE g} LIMITED MARSHALL SNELGROVE LIMITED Inexpensive TEA FROCK SPECIALLY de- signed to meet the need of an inexpensive garment for home, dinner or restaurant wear. These Frocks are JlL dainty, practical and /Jk refined, and are made by our own workers. Tea FROCK of broch£ cas cade, Georgette collar edged with small frill put on with hemsdtching and pi cot sleeves of chiffon ...
... THE CRITICS CORNER IF WE WROTE WHAT WE REALLY MEANT I IN the course of a fairly varied and extensive experience of London, its different sets, its amusements, and its interests, I have sometimes thought how refreshing it would be if only one could write exactly what one thought about persons and things. So far as I know, the experiment has never been tried. A paper that tries to win a name for ...
... A Never ending Source of E n te rta in m ent ECCA THE PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE LORD NORTHCLIFFE, writing from J France, describes the gramophone as The joy 1 of the dug-outs, the hospitals and the billets, and a never-ending source of entertainment. There are more DECCAS at the Front than all other gramophones put together. The reason is not far to seek. The DECCA is a truly musical instrument ...