... . BURGESS LION OINTMENT awSS withen panful operation eh Oases of Mean, abeeteink Sr Open, Inner% Plies,lOW% Petippea, ell tenni el Inte ter Verne • Mora its It the beet ur *Maom mos tronise Sold by Clionita, 9d., VI 3, per box. I. IS Crays 11i IS, SI ...

... City goalkeeper and the Bradford directors a record fee offered for services offer entertained A that the team for impending tennis contests practising and prove lack of for ground of tho Club stall possible that the Yorkshire v Cumberland Rugby Union to ...

... recreatious which are popular to-day are of our through Italy from Tennis came from Italy and France was an game at Florence many years Eton heard it Cards and billiards Spanish Tunne Balles” Tennis for long been popular and often delectation of and his Elizabeth ...

... terra &MI CIVIC guard he eve• of ally value. fleentan organisation under the %Instry of tine viz.. sod armed Ally a lotion (if tenni, of the Treaty as smut as it conies into 'ore , . and ;lit feta has been to the Berman Government by the Supremo Extradition ...

... Daily Tariff from 106; WEEK-END from Al Is. TeL 1404 (two lines). p r om. ; Largest Pte. Hotel. Billiards. Nr. Pier, Links. Tennis. Tel. 641. T. ANNES.—IMPERIAL HYDRO HOTEL. Apply for Winter Tariff. Telephone 258. E. H. DOORBAR., .Manager. ST. CEON ARDS-O ...

... TURKISH. RUSSIAN, SEA-WATER BATHS MOTOR GARAGE, COVERED TENNIS COURTS. MOTOR 'BUS MEETS TRAINS. ItfATLOCK —' Chesterfield House Hydro., Al'l beautifully . situated in 13 acres of grounds. Tennis, bowls, croquet, clock golf. Tel. 20.—Margaret sntberns ...

... LAWN TENNIS THE DAVIS tI.T. Sidney. Monday The members of the British team for the iu.p ...

... no ground for Sl _!i statement. Occasionally, he says, one meets with the super-woman who m golf, hockey, lacrosse, lawn tennis, and even running may nearly approach man in point of skill, but the. average woman is severely limited How many, he proceeds ...

... GIRLS. Exams. and every Educational Advantage; Book-keeping, Shorthand, and Typewriting; Extensive Grenada; Games, Hockey, Tennis, and Croquet. For Prospectus apply to the Principal, Tel. 9 Thorne. Miss FORREST, L.R.A.M. RIDLINGTO N.—MARTON HALL_ Preparatory ...

... Mrs. T. Boulton, 5, Springwood Avenue, Bhipley. The bride, who was given away by her father, wae attired in costume of cream tennis cloth and a French velour bat, and carried ...

... h * oil,,ori '' - «m 5 «. A &Vr&\, *so’« 1 Ktiuli -MEXBOKOUOH BOYS W, SIcUMW. Sta>t~ Let, 610 si WOMBWELL BOY 4 NEWSBOY TO TENNIS STAR. How Young American was F.ncouraged. A of lawn t*onift America i» the larg# number rounjr players iu4ji©vjne m fint-claw ...

... GRENOSIDE TENNIS CLUB BALL. The fancy ball promoted by th#> committee of Grcfioside Tennis Club was held last ni(fhi m th« Church School. There was a large attend attce. and the event was greet success. Substantial prizea aere offered /or the best drew ...