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... . By Olivia. Lo, blessed are our ears, for they have heard Yea, blessed are our eyes, for they have seen Let thunder break on beast and bird And the lightning. It is something to have been. So may we pray for all the years, whatever suns be set. The two sole prayers worth praying To live and not forget. G. K. Chesterton. What sharp contrasts there are in life! I had just been reading these ...
... . 1 A A . 1 mmt WKfe! 1C T THEN you note the grace and Vy elegance of the Maxwell, and experience its easy, vibration- 4 less running, you will scarcely credit F. |PII!lllllllll! that this swift automobile is the World's l||lll|llll)l|l||k Endurance Champion. In 1916, under Hf I A. A. A. supervision, an ordinary standard, 1 1= !H stock Maxwell travelled 22,022 miles in f= 44 days and nights ...
... w >w m m/ W'W m M/ MS* t ft A STAFF I OFFICER must have at his command all I that is finest in men and material --hence his pre ference for the Yl CAR HUMBER LIMITED. iHl' 1 I r J Coventry. U Now fully engaged on Work for the British and Allied Governments. May we register your name for full particulars to be sent when hostilities cease ...
... , Coventry. s&yJ km The Daimler Co., vN*. Ltd., Coventry. The Time will come I pvIFFICULT as it is to direct one's thoughts away from BB 3 L/ Armageddon, it is permissible to peep into the future and 3 anticipate some of the joys that the blessings of peace will |j bring. The time will come when petrol restrictions will jg be no more, when motoring will be enjoyed by many thousands 1 who have ...
... JOHN WALKER SONS, LTD., JOHN WALKER SONS, Ltd., Johnnie Walker Do you know me? New Zealander Do I know you Why I know you as well as the Wanganui. Scotch Whisky Distillers, KILMARNOCK. ...
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... W A V- Sound Reasons for using it. When ycu buy a food I for the hair remember this Macassar Oil really does nourish the roots and cells. It really does stimulate the Skin of the Scalp to healthy, natural action it really does prevent loss of hair. It is essentially the best preparation you can use for children, as it lays the Foundation of a Glorious Growth of Hair. Prepared in a Golden ...
... ANGUS WATSON CO., A ANGUS WATSON CO. Dear Labour M Although Norway, where Skippers c°me from, is a neutral country, labour charges have enormously increased m since the outbreak of War. It costs from two to three times M as much to pack a tin of Skippers to-day as it did in 1913. A To meet the extra cost we had either to increase t WL price of Skippers or introduce a cheaper quahty. We ...
... QUALITY IN A CAR The element of quality in a car expresses i'self in more ways than one. Not only in the mere matter of appearance but on the more important point of performance. Here is where the Austin has always scored, and will score again after the war. Performance has always proved the e.Tciency of the Austin, and it is efficiency which bespeaks quality in material and workmanship. It is ...
... 3: OLD CUSTOMS Schweppshire never forgets its tradition of traditions, particularly at the time of year when we broadcast a welcome to tourists (see our Inheriting the Heritage, Society of Sudan Travel Agents, distrbtd.). At the same time Schweppshire is modern in spirit and progressive in techniques. Everybody will admire our really quite tall new sky scraper beside the river-- and how ...
... HOLIDAY DAYS IN FLORIDA AND SPAIN. Mr. Alan Parsons and Herr Meier Graefe's Memories of Pleasant Moments and other New Books of the Moment The kind of holiday about which books are written is usually a strenuous, solitary, rather proud affair. The author, one with the chamois, looks down from the inhospitable Pyrenees at poor, struggling humanity; or else in a coracle he laughs at Ocean; or he ...
... a THE SEASON IN LONDON, 1914. THE LADIES OF THE QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD THESE ladies are regarded amongst the favoured of the earth, and there is no position more coveted or desired by the wives and daughters of the British aristocracy than that of personal attend ance upon her Majesty. The terms, lady in waiting, lady and woman of the bedchamber, and maid of honour, are rather enigmatical outside ...