... THE LOAf DOING ITS BIT The Government announced last week that it now controls the supply of wheat coming into this country. This article, by Miss Miriam Elston, Edmonton Alberta, deals with the contr ...

... |J HOW IT IS DONE: THE ALLIES' GUNS Hi THAT ARE POUNDING THE GERMAN LEGIONS IN THE WEST r TRANSPORTING A HEAVY FRENCH NAVAL GUN TO THE SOMME BATTLEFIELD I f A HEAVY BATTERY IN ACTION ON THE BRITISH FR ...

... H] MORE DIFFICULT THAN EVER TO DEPRESS IPai THE HIGH SPIRITS OF THE BOYS OF THE NEW BRIGADES I L ...

... J gMM---- i rrw-- I The Best I of Luck at Drury Lane Mr. Jubilee Drax at the Haymarket WHILE sym bolical of our present achievements in the field, The Best of Luck at the Lane has no reference to ...

... For years before this war we were living under the deepening shadow of Prussian militarism, extending itself over the whole of Germany and then extending itself over the whole Continent. There must be ...

... Safe AND why is this Wolsey brand of Underwear so safe Because, of all materials known, the specially selected wool of Wolsey best safeguards the body against those dangerous alternations of external ...

... ROMANCE IS NOT DEAD: BIRTHDAY WISHES TO CAVALLINI. THE HEROINE OF ROMANCE, WHICH HAS JUST CELEBRATED ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY: MISS DORIS KEANE AT HER HOME IN KNIGH TSBRIDGE. Photograph by Foulsham aiul Banficld, Ltd. Thanks largely to the fine acting of Miss Doris Keane as the Italian prima-donna, Margherita Cavallini, Mr. Edward Sheldon's play, 14 Romance, is still holding tenaciously to its ...

... ALL FRENCH, BUT QUITE ENGLISH, YOU KNOW. J*W -vss A CHARMING REVUER FROM THE NEW MIDDLESEX MISS CORA LINGARD, AS SHE APPEARED THERE IN ALL FRENCH. PflmiA f. 4U A AA Jaa t At. Photograph by Foulsliam and Banficld, Ltd. r Ul 10 1C W1UC1 me aay in tneatrical operations, not only m London, but in the provinces. The names of current revues are legion, and many companies are constantly on tour. ...

... . ON the first night at the Lyric Theatre of Romance anybody who offered to bet that it would run a year would have been overwhelmed by takers; yet a few days ago the play reached its first anniversary, and still seems full of life. It is an open secret that what may be called its teeth ing period was very troublesome-- indeed, Mr. Edward Sheldon's piece nearly died young; but the gods liked ...

... To Be Used in the NEXT War? THE STILL UNSETTLED PROBLEM OF THE VOLUNTEERS IN the absence of Lord French, the Surrey Volunteer Regiment was inspected at Croydon on Sunday, the 1st inst., by Major-General Sir Francis Lloyd. The usual complimentary speech was ma.e, and acknowledged by the usual cheers, and when the tin hats who never die had simply passed away, the time-honoured question was ...

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... Awaiting His Call TO THE COLOURS OF THE COUNTRY OF WHICH HE WOULD BE KING MONSEIGNEUR LE DUC D'ORLEANS At present living in England, and awaiting an opportunity of offering his services to the Allies. The Duke passed through Sandhurst in his youth, and for a time served in the K.R.R. but of late years he has principally devoted himself to scientific exploration all over the world, including ...