... BRIGHTNESS UNDER ARMS. rHE BRIGHTEST FORCES IN THE WORLD are UNDER ARMS for the protection of Home from the invasion of dullness, dirt, rust, and tarnish. MONKEY BRAND is always at your service, to polish off rust and tarnish from Metals of every d ...

... resort has again been demonstrated. On gaturdaf rooming week-end visitor* began to arrive. On Monday there was an enormoua invasion of day rasters. From early in the forenoon o!itil shortly before tea-time tram loads continued to arrive, and it was long ...

... BRIGHTNESS UNDER ARMS. 'THE BRIGHTEST FORCES IN THE WORLD are UNDER ARMS for the protection of Home from the invasion of dullness, dirt, rust, and tarnish. MONKEY BRAND is always at your service, to polish off rust and tarnish from Metals of every ...

... pictured chief for the opening nights will be An American's Home, in five reels, a sensational drama depicting a great invasion of America. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday the chief subject will be the great comedy 'Submarine Pirate (four partsl ...

... the Germano ould not mai have taken Paris, hut have eimeenttated their troops mile, from our ..bores, and pr•pard for an invasion of England. Dr. hlclllw•ratth remarked that it was no time for words. but for action—(applause). Mr. Walter Join,, on moving ...

... vesy quiet and money m very tight. It is believed out there that England is very greatly upset and almost on the verge of invasion, Mrs. Cadwallader has replied reassuring him, and saying that the country is still quite unperturbed. AMOLECOTE. No news ...

... first three nights England's Menace, a picture of exceptional interest, its theme being the preparation of Fmgland against invasion. For the termination of the week the pictures include His Country's Honour and Sterling comedies complete a fine show. ...

... Strut. The report we. adopted . Less Lighting. A decision to reduce the Hehting of tkedistriet in vie. of possible airensft invasion. is reported in our war columns. ...

... an unselfishness, a berouun. a resignation in bereavement, for s hick we indeed bleated and thanked Ood. To-day danger of invasion winless, and there rerr •igne that the power of the enemy was reitenuig, and his confidence in ultimate r icier wag Peril ...

... fires upon the highest hills. So we read how, in ancient days, The lamina beacons east their blaze afar. The dreadful of Invasive war. And again, more recently, Home 900 wars age,— !swift east and swift to west The shastly nacgame spread. Till trek.- ...

... early part of the week. There was also a realistic Alm produced in Russia by Russian actors, depicting the horrors of an invasion of German Kultar ail seen in a small frontier town. This class of picture enforces the consistentpolicy of Mr. Harp Wharton ...

... retiring officers for their iserviees during the past year: and the rote was heartily pawed. The Chairman said that on previoue invasions it had been his pleasant duty to propose as their president the lion. J. C. Lyttelton. -- applause,. In moving his re-appointment ...