... THE GERMANS ON THE EASTERN FRONT. A sacked village in Russian Poland. THE EASTERN CAMPAIGN. Cavalry on the march near Lemberg. ARMED AGAINST POISON GAS. French artillerymen arrayed in their gas masks. WITH THE FRENCH ARMY. A detachment of Zouaves with machine-gun. LORD KITCHENER INSPECTING TROOPS OF THE NEW ARMY AT CHELMSFORD. ...

... . Last August the Exhibition grounds were full of merry-makers, but this year it is a self-contained town, with a population composed of refugees from Belgium. .4 bedroom which accommodates 3,000 people. Bed-making in the Empress Theatre. Using the cliffs of the Scenic Radway for drying clothes. SIGNS OF INTENSE FIGHTING IN THE EASTERN AREA. The battered main street of Gorliee after the ...

... the s p o r t s w o m a ns page. SO keen an enthusiast of croquet as Mrs. W. Chancellor has been for several years would naturally advocate the game in a strong light in the case of her children. What willing and painstaking pupils her two daughters, Misses Gladys and Muriel Chancellor, have proved them selves-- especially as regards the latter-- is shown by the progress each has made. Six ...

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... . TAKING all the unfortunate circumstances into consideration, the result of the sales at the Second July Meeting were certainly more satisfactory than could have been anticipated. It must be admitted that the great majority of the lots went below in many cases very much below-- their value in normal times, but the surprise was that there were so many buyers at any price, and it is gratifying ...

... THE BLACK SQUAD AT WORK. STOKERS ON A BRITISH BATTLESHir This class of man had much to do with Sunday-week's North Sea victory. A HYDROPLANE SUED ON A GERMAN CRUISER NOW DESTROYED. The erection on the deck of the Leipzig for sheltering a hydroplane. 'i I AYI'IH THE FRENCH ARMY IN THE FIELD. An officer making observations from one of the first-line trenches held by the Allies in Northern ...

... general February in Poland. A German lancer in a snowdrift. HOLLAND IN ARMS. A company of Dutch troops marching through the sand dunes to guard a frontier post. ONE OF THE VICTORIOUS SQUADRON IN THE NORTH SEA BATTLE. H.M.S. Indomitable steaming at full speed. AN INTERRUPTED GAME OF CARDS. French soldiers disturbed during a game of cards by a German aeroplane passing overhead. PORT SAID IN ...

... NOW'S THE TIME, THE REVUE AT THE ALHAMBRA THEATRE. MISS BEATRICE LILL1E AS LORD LIONEL LYONESSE. MISS PHYLLIS MONK MAN AS A GYPSY. MISS LEE WHITE AS MARGOT MAGEE. ...

... CHT DESIGNER. THE death is announced of Mr. Alexander Richardson, the well-known Liverpool designer, who was responsible for the lines of some of the most famous racing yachts of the 'eighties. Mr. Richardson will be best remembered by the trio of historic cutters, Sam?na, Irex, and Iverna, which he designed for Mr. John Jameson. Built by Inman, of Lymington, Sam?na made her appearance in 1880 ...

... . THERE be a wuman in the yard, sur, would like to know if yew be pleased to buy a dog. Jan Stewers' West Country accent blurred the words one into the other, and it was some seconds before the meaning of the whole sentence arrived. Barbara had it first, she clapped her hands and skipped. Do lets, she exclaimed, and bolted for the yard pur sued by her young cousin Socrates. I followed at ...

... THE ANGLER FOR THE TOT AND THE CANNERIES. British Columbia's recent gift of 1,250,000 tins of salmon to England gave quite an impetus to salmon fishing in that district, from the larger boats down to the solitary Indian who supplies the canneries. Our picture shows a gaff-hook and pole with Sockeye salmon oil hook, and illustrates a popular method of taking the salmon as they come in shoals up ...

... THE GOLFER'S PROGRESS. By Henry Leach. MUIRFIELD AND ITS SOLDIER PLAYERS. MUIRFIELD for memories! How they gather and glitter in the mind when, as now, there is some good reason for thinking about this fine course of the Honourable Com pany of Edinburgh Golfers, for really it has come through all the discussions and arguments about it, and all the biting criticism that some of little ...