... . A Sample of the New War Lunch--Two Courses, Any Time The table shows the courses and half courses of the new lunch with the ordinary accompaniments which do not count How from Monday December 18, a New War Lunch and Dinner Restricts Extravagance in Restaurant and Hotel Meals HP he new anti-extravagance laws dealing with the consumption of food came into force on Monday. Henceforward the ...

... EVENTS IN KING CONST ANTINE'S CAPITAL. GENERAL ROOUES' VISIT TO ATHENS-- THE GENERAL ON THE SLOPES OF THE ACROPOLIS General Roques (late French Minister for War) recently visited Athens, and was received by the King of Greece. On the last day of his stay he visited the Parthenon and the Acropolis with his staff before leaving for Italy THE DEPARTURE OF ENEMY REPRESENTATIVES FROM ATHENS French ...

... . A General Survey by Edward Foord We are now well advanced along the third year of the Great European War. The Central Powers have clearly passed their period of maximum vigour, but they are still holding their own with more or less success in their central citadel, and are still able to undertake offensive operations on a large scale against the weaker members of the Grand Alliance. The main ...

... A Well-known YACHT Becomes a RED CROSS SHIP H.M.H.S. LIBERTY of the Royal Yacht Squadron. The SmoKing=room |H The comfortable smoking-room, like the dining-room, is reminiscent of the days of peace The Library Fitted Up as a Ward I I The library has been transformed into a ward, with swing-cots to ensure the $5 minimum of motion S _ fe The Liberty at Anchor Lord Tredegar's yacht, which he ...

... ^//w/^/w^A/^yw^'^ i)'k\ y/ '''':(fo'::::v}}/--- w/^'''/' the FOLLOWING OFFICERS HAVE ALL DiED IN THE StRVICE y^r;i -4/#-- ■■■■■■-//S/ ^-■'■^/ky -::'^y::^.:-. of teir country, either in action, from wounds, or -*Lr4y 'fy JiM--/ jf'rf 7 ...

... The LORD ROBERTS MEMORIAL WORKSHOPS ForslTJ:d It is a wonderful sight to see the men at work in the Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops in the Fulham Road. Here the question is partially answered, What shall be done with the wounded soldiers that return from the front? They are engaged in toy-making. It is pathetic, but it is splendid. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Ouzman and Major Tudor ...

... The FIRST USE of LANDSHI PS in the WAR. Speoial Drawings of British Armoured Tanks by Sphere Artists yy e are now in a position to put before our readers a number of views of the British armoured landships, or tanks, in action. They were first used during the attack of September 16. Their effect, both upon the British and German troops, was electrical. Their outward aspect, although now ...

... P How to choose an jj exclusive Xmas Gift Go to a Swan Fountpen dealer, and from the wide llll variety of models, ranging from 10/6 up to £10, choose the pen you judge most suitable. 1 hen llllfl choose the nib to suit your friend s hand this can be pretty accurately decided by the sight of some ||ff handwriting. To complete, have your friend's name or an inscription neatly engraved on the ...

... ONCE MORE ON SERBIAN SOIL RES JLTS OF THE RECENT SERB SUCCESSES. RETURNING REFUGEES TREKKING BACK TO THEIR /ILLAGE HOMES IN THE WAKE OF THE SERBIAN ARMY From a direct photographic enlargement 1916 A pleasant feature of the Serbian advance into their own country, after eleven months of expulsion, has been the repatriation of some of he peasants along the southern border. They have crept up ...

... . 'Phe very great respect that is felt for Harold Harms- worth, Lord Rothermere, will excite universal sympatny ror mm in ine loss of his second son, Vere, who, born in Septem ber, 1895, has laid down his life in France at the early age of twenty-one leading a fragment of his battalion against the Ger man trenches. All lovers of art know and admire i he work of Mr. Stanhope Forbes, the ...

... EResei?sgj %rj Where to Buy Them. One more war-Christmas! And may it be the last over which the clarions of war will sound in our time! The shops are more wonderful this year than, I think, I have ever seen them. In spite of all difficulties they have managed to get together all kinds of novelties, and the excellence of workmanship of the things they are offering is exceedingly striking. The ...

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