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... HOUND AND ABOUT NOTES. An Ideal Summer Beverage. NOW that cricket, croquet, lawn tennis, and other summer games reign supreme the question of a non-alcoholic beverage which shall allay thirst and have a beneficial effect on the system becomes of topical importance. The consensus of opinion of sport enthusiasts is that Carter's lemon syrup diluted with plain or mineral water is quite unrivalled ...
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... EYRE SPOTTISWOODE, Ltd., EYRE SPOTTISWOODE, Ltd., 1 ST. HELENA; The Last PhaseT] ST. HELENA THE LAST PHASE-- By J. Sant, R.A. [Copyright IN COLOUR FACSIMILE. The Striking Picture of THE GREAT NAPOLEON, By JAMES SANT, R.A. Size of Work., 24h in. by J 9 in. Prioe £1 11 6 East Harding St., London, and all Apt Dealers. ...
... JRouninidl aimd! Atdut Motes, Thp Strand Palace Hotel. SEPTEMBER 14, 1909, will long be remembered as a red-letter day in the calendar of residents and visitors to the metropolis as on that day was opened the Strand Palace Hotel, which we believe is the only hotel where the non-tipping system is in vogue. There recherche table d'hôte luncheons are served amidst luxurious surroundings' for the ...
... . THE distinctive characteristic of the Tivoli Music Hall is its cosiness. One sits there as it were en famille. The dividing line between the artists and the audience is quite too de lightfully indefinite; all of which is most entrancing when the lady performing for one's amusement is so coquettish a person as Mlle. Adéle Moraw, whose-- well, the creature never had any sense of beauty. Her ...
... . MISS MARIE LOHR Probably one of the youngest leading ladies in the world. Miss Lohr gained her first stage experience with the Kendals (with whom she is now staying at Filey) and made her first great London success at the Haymarket in My Wife. Her subsequent appearances as Margaret in Faust, Lady Teazle in A School for Scandal, in Her Father, and Bernard Shaw's Getting Married at the ...
... THE GUARDS' REGATTA AT MAIDENHEAD A Miliftary Aimsweir ft ftlhe Maval Pafg'eaimft ona ftlh Tfeainmes INTERESTED SPECTATORS From left to right Field-Marshal Lord Grenfell and Major-General the Hon. Arthur and Mrs. Henniker YOUTH WILL BE SERVED Major-General the Hon. Arthur Henniker, who competed splendidly in the Single Punting Handicap but who was, alas I defeated THE GRAND STAND I A GENERAL ...
... We love __ n Ivelcon! I That rosy blush of perfed health, those bright sparkling eyes, will always I I be yours if you have a cupful of delicious Ivelcon every morning at I I 1 I o clock. Ivelcon is really nice, it's pure and it's cheap. Simply H I drop a little Ivelcon cube into a cup, add boiling water, and you have I I a cupful of consomme ready to drink. Cook will find Ivelcon ...
... CHIT-CHAT OF THE WEEH. The King- and the R.Y.S. AS an illustration of the practical interest which his Majesty has always taken in yachting the following incident might be mentioned. Everybody knows, of course, that the Royal Yacht Squadron is the most exclusive club in the world, and there are very few honours more coveted and more difficult to obtain than election to the R.Y.S. Until 1901 ...
... MAPPIN BROS. Incorporated. RaJbiM/a^iro M B B (1908), MAPPIN BROS. Incorporated. Ro^kmebb M B B (1908), r 158 to 162, OXFORD ST., W. Addresses 2' QUEEN VICT0RIA ST., CITY J 220, REGENT ST., W. Paris 23, Boulevard des Capucines. New Showrooms, 1, Rue de la Paix (Open Sept.). SHEFFIELD. MANCHESTER. NICE. BIARRITZ. JOHANNESBURG. Gentleman's 2j in. Solid Leather Pitted lent Case, containing very ...
... In Toweh and. When an M.P. Marries. The marriage of an M.P. is always looked upon with particular interest even if it is only a member of that class termed in Parnell's time a guinea-a-week M.P. When, however, it is the marriage of a present-day legislator and the daughter of a former member there is plenty to talk about, and gossip is rife anent meetings on the Terrace and so forth. A ...
... THE TERMBLE DURHAM CQ3LIL1IEBY DISASTER, AT THE PIT HEAD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EXPLOSION Our photograph depicts the escaping steam from the shaft immediately after the explosion. A great sheet of flame sprang to the head of the shaft scorching even men on the pit heap. The explosion tore the bottom out of the cage and blew away the fencing at the top of the shaft as well as wrecking the ...