... Lord Bertie, with General Yarde Buller, at the inspection by President Poincare of the British Ambulance Committee's fleet of ambulance cars for the use of the French Armies ...

... Mappin&Wfebb A I I'D Mappin&Wfebb A I I'D l VANITY BAGS Ql Vanity Bag from the house of Mappin bears that distinction always associated with the name of Mappin Webb. Mappin's Vanity Bags are all of exclusive 3O designs produced with a care and distinction which y/i reflect the tastes of the user. No. 1 pattern. Black Moire Silk Bag containing O C I q Vs Inside Division with Powder Puff and ...

... VANITY BAGS A Vanity Bag from the house of Mappin bears that distinction always associated with the name of Mappin Webb. Mappin s Vanity Bags are all of exclusive designs produced with a care and distinction which jV/jj reflect the tastes of the user. sfi No. 1 pattern.-- Black Moire Silk Bag containing 9£)/- Inside Division witE Powder Puff and Mirror I 1 No. 2 pattern --Corded Silk Bag ...

... A STIRRING MILITARY DEMONSTRATION in PARIS j oops of the Allies March Through the French Capital. THE BRITISH CONTINGENT PASSING THROUGH THE STREETS AND SQUARES OF PARIS DURING THE FRENCH ONAL FETE-DAY CELEBRATIONS ON FRIDAY, JULY 14, HEADED BY THE BAND OF THE SCOTS GUARDS French official photographic tecorii, July, 1916 On Friday, July 14, for the first time for over a hundred years, British ...

... A LORD KITCHENER Memorial A Suggested Design. THE LORD KITCHENER MEMORIAL In connection with the Kitchener Memorial, we have received the following letter from the Lord Mayor outlining certain proposals with regard to a national memorial:-- The Mansion House, London, E.C. Sir, Since the irreparable loss of Lord Kitchener there have come from all classes of the nation and all parts of the ...

... J,/>/^ t9nflR/ftni& *,*,*sss%**s*sL,*Xs* 11 THE ROLL !f OF f HONOUR f ■Jj.fr;, ./Jy ■:y,AA..:&;.Z THE following officers have all died in the service ;>v,Jy;v'''Z''' f Y^W'-y.. -is ''-^>.,^;---^-VX%-.:'. OF THEIR COUNTRY. EITHER IN ACTION. FROM WOUNDS, OR ''tr 'y:'Zy';/-/ -'sAa i'4 t'*z> ...

... A LANCASHIRE COMEDY at the APOLLO THEATRE. HOBSON'S CHOICE By Harold Brighouse \xx^xxxxxxvxxxx^xxxwxxxxxxxxxxxxUx^xwx^x^^xxCC^CSCCCSSCxXv5wTOK'XXXXXxxxxVVXWVxxw l I' Act I.-- Interior of Hobson's Shop in Chapel Street s Hobson (Mr. Norman McKinnel), on right, has to meet an awkward situation. An old lady customer demands to see the man who actually made her last pair of boots. This proves to ...

... . By 1. Fo He&ri&e The time is opportune for a broad survey of the motor movement. We are arrived at a most critical stage of the war, and the situation may take a turn dramatic in its suddenness. With every development of events motorists and the motor industry are deeply concerned, for many difficulties threaten, and they will not end when peace comes. Lletween Britain, France, and the ...

... |j The Happy Days to come jW i 1 VI J HEN victory crowns our Wr/I arms, and the Nation's mighty efforts achieve their SVA end, relaxation recuperation will be found in the beauties Ixn and freedom of rural Britain. jtil THE Daimler SleeveValve Engine Jujil will be in harmony with your dc- CKL sire for silence, freedom from worry, WTfi and the satisfaction of a job well done. A Pf fj The ...

... (i) To most of us motoring is not a habit but a necesc'.^. Dunlop tyres through being the latter, become the former ...

... {3c At home or at the front htStf SMITH'S GLASGOW MIXTURE r t A Perfect Blend of Smoking 1 rrp Tobaccos. Gold Medal awarded, Edinburgh, 1886. UTTL COMPLETES THE EQUIPMENT. ffiffln PER OZ. oP| In Three Strengths-- inum Mild, Medium and Full. fEESC: Manufacturers of 4 ORCHESTRA 5?^l High-class Virginian Cigarettes. of The Imperial Tobacco Co. (of Great Britain and Ireland), Ltd- S B.S.A MOTOR ...

... . IN the recent casualty lists appear the names of several hockey players more or less well known in their respective counties. Lieut. C. P. Hirst, of the Devonshire Regi ment, was an excellent player and took part in many of the Isis Hockey Club's fixtures, while Capt. J. T. C. Leigh, of the Buffs, made a name for himself while in the Marlborough School hockey eleven. An Old Rossallian in Sec ...