... I I I Something to lean on- The Reliable Familv Friend of good and long standing. Lean on it rely on it in 100 troubles and emergencies. For skin affections for cultivating a beautiful complexion, the old friend (Trade Mark Regd.) is without a peer. For the nursery pure and harmless. For sunburn soothing, delightful. Carbolated Vaseline in 6d. bottles (metal capped) is best for cuts and ...

... BRITAIN AT WAR WITH THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE. MOBS3LBSATIOH €EME HH VIEHMA. These Five Pictures formed the Last Pictorial News from Austria before the Shutter of Silence descended on Central Europe A Street Canteen During Mobilisation These Austrian soldiers are cleaning their white metal soup cans after a meal Piles of Military Uniforms on the Platform of ev. Vienna Station On the left may be seen ...

... AUX VOSGES French Troops Massing for the Front. AN INFANTRY REGIMENT RESTING IN A PARIS STREET, SHOWING KNAPSACK AND EQUIPMENT CHEERING THE FRENCH INFANTRY AS THEY MARCH THROUGH PARIS PRIOR TO ENTRAINING In times of national emergency such as exist at present in Europe generally France certainly deserves great credit for the rapid manner in which she has effected the mobilisation of her army. ...

... H.R.H. PRINCESS MARY-- FROM THE MOST RECENT CAMERA PORTRAIT This instantaneous picture of our young Princess was taken last week. It shows her in white summer dress and white hat. The Princess is now just over seventeen years of age. She is here seen driving from Windsor Castle to Eton on June 4 with Princess Alexander of Teck ...

... . i If If J| 1 I j Fashionably-dressed |^BThrong of Visitors Arriving at the Cricket Field fl|| Mr. I. P. R. Napier, Admiral Commanding the College Boats, Despatching the Crews I 1 5 Admiral Napier with the Cox., E. V. Holt, Taking Part in the Procession of Boats A Sixth-form Boy with his Father and Sister in Eton l|| The Fourth at Eton A Crowd of Visitors Watching the Cricket For the ...

... i RIVAL GUESTS in PARIS A Question of Precedence. [I J t was doubtless in ignorance of the peculiar cir- j cumstances which guide us in the government of London that led Paris to honour at the same moment its Lord Mayor and the chairman of its County Council. It would seem that these two gentlemen had some trifling dispute over pre- cedence, the Lord Mayor claiming his rights by virtue of ...

... . The Royal Military Hospital, Chelsea, is one of the very few institutions in London which still retains its original use and character. Commenced in the reign of Charles II., con tinued by James II., and finished in the reign of William and Mary, it is one of the finest monuments to the genius of Christopher Wren. Tradition attributes the foundation of this hospital to the kind-hearted ...

... WITH the AMERICANS at VERA CRUZ. EL 5£ c 1 ua s 1 v e 66 p lb e s3 Bi> Fnctt'aas'es lb y James HI. Ha?e Special Commissioner of The Sphere in Mexico THE U.S. ARMY RELIEVES THE NAVY-- THE 19TH INFANTRY AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, VERA CRUZ THE NAVAL ACADEMY AT VERA CRUZ BEING CLEARED OUT BY THE U.S. TROOPS Note the battered front and smashed windows of the Naval Academy building. A great ...

... THE SPHERE CAT PRIZES Latest Awards. HONOURABLE MENTIONS The following cats have gained honourable mention Peter Pan, sent by Miss F. Wills, Truro; Ma Tiger Lily, sent by Mr. Lloyd E-li as, Llandudno; Sammy, sent by Mr. R. H. Johnson, Etwall Tishens, sent by Miss Bel Finnegan, Abbeyleix Remus, sent by Dr. J. B. Davey, Nyasaland Toby, sent by Miss H. E. Ronald, Wandsworth; Sandy, sent by Mrs. ...

... i AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY-- FALAISE BY NIGHT. BY FRED MARRIOTT One of the most beautiful mezzotints at the Royal Academy this year is by Mr. Fred Marriott. It shows a fountain in Falaise backed up by an old gable-fronted house half lit by r a street lamp ...

... . jBHHHHI I FOUR OF THE LATEST DESIGNS FROM THE CONTINENT Above will be seen four very smart toilettes, three being carried out in white sponge cloth and the fourth in white embroidered voile. Three of the dresses are finished at the waist with the fashionable wide belt of black satin. The gown on the extreme left has the modish waistcoat effect with a Medici collar, whilst the one in ...

... The Regent S{ House °J Peter Robinson L= The Regent S( House °J Peter Robinson LM lwriss GLADYS COOPER, the eminent actress, and one of the most beautifully dressed women on the stage to-day, says: I am very partial to the Regent Street House of Peter Robinson's, because their Styles are exclusive and in such good taste their Creations undoubtedly add distinction to the wearer; and the quiet, ...