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TIME TABLE OF ENTERTAINMENTS. 
 
 In EMPRESS THEATRE. 
 
 M*. I1VXRE KIRALFY'S 
 
 O^^-ISTID .A-USTID BRILLIANT BEALISATIO 3ST OF 
 
 HOME LIFE, WORK AND PASTIMES of THE 
 
 WOMEN of all NATIONS, 
 
 In QUEEN'S COURT. 
 
 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.-THE FASHODA AND DINKA VILLAGE.— A most remarkable and strikin, 
 feature, and a genuine curiosity. An entire village of women, brought from fS g 
 desert of Africa to the heart of the metropolis. 
 
 I p m. to 11 p.m. — GREAT CANADIAN CHUTE. — A dash down which is productive of a kee 
 
 sense of exhilaration. en 
 
 II a.m. to 11 p.m.-THE SWAN BOATS, which swiftly skim over the cool surface of the water. 
 
 and will prove a novel sensation. I8 ' 
 11 a m. to 11 p.m. — CAMERA OBSCURA — Life Reproduction of the Queen's Court, Swan Bn»f. 
 
 Lake, and Chute. ° ats ' 
 
 In IMPERIAL COURT. 
 
 130 p.m. to 11 P .m.-SALVIATrS VENETIAN GLASS WORKERS. -Messrs. Sal viati, J eBUPllni 
 & Co.'s remarkable exhibit of dainty Venetian Glass Making by Women. 
 
 In PICTURESQUE CITY. 
 
 12.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.-THE QUEEN OF ROUMANIAN DOLLS.-A gigantic aggregation of doll, 
 illustrating the History of the World, amongst the donors being the Queen nf 
 England, and all the crowned heads of Europe. ^ 01 
 
 3 p m. to 11 p.m.— THEATRE.— Mdlle. Marguerite and her marvellous performing lions 
 
 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.-THE ELECTROPHONE.— A most attractive form of entertainment enabling 
 the hearer to enjoy concerts, plays, &c, at all leading theatres. ' g 
 
 U a.m. to 11 p.m. — PRETTY PONY CHAISES AND CAPE CARTS conveying passengers to 
 various parts of the grounds at a small charge. 
 
 In ELYS I A. 
 
 12.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.-THE MIRROR MAZE.— A most amusing and amazing novelty productive 
 of the utmost merriment. 
 
 1.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.— PHILP AND ATHOLL'S GALLERY OF ILLUSIONS. — A wonderfully 
 
 mystifying entertainment, causing endless merriment. ^ 
 1,30 p.m. to 11 p.m.— A TRIP THROUGH THE BAY OF NAPLES.— A marvellous travelling ill u 
 
 sion in which the visitor sails on board ship through the magnificent bay 
 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.— TRANSVAAL RIFLE RANGE.— Where the ambitious defender of 'his country 
 
 can blaze away at the enemy and improve his markmanship. ^ 
 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.— CINEMATOGRAPH.— Novel animated pictures from the present war with 
 
 realistic and mechanical effects. 
 U a.m. to 11 p.m.-THE PUZZLE CAGE.— A most amazing novelty. 
 
 1,30 p.m. to 11 p.m.— GRAND GALLERY OF LIVING PICTURES.— Being magnificent repro- 
 ductions of well-known pictures by beautiful ladies. 
 U a.m. to 11 p.m.-THE GIGANTIC WHEEL.— With magnificent views at an altitude of 300fepf 
 11a.m. to 11 p.m.— STREETS OF KHARTOUM. — A vision of the Arabian Nights, affording a 
 glimpse of the city made famous by General Gordon and Lord Kitchener. 
 
 In WESTERN GARDENS. 
 
 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.-THE GRAVITY RAILWAY.— An ever popular institution, with a lovelv view 
 
 of the Thames from Richmond Hill. 
 1.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.— THE MAGIC TABLE.— A marvellous and mystifying seance 
 
 12 noon to 11 p.m.— C0UVEUSES d'ENF ANTS— Professor Lion's system of artificial mothering 
 
 which has made such a sensation in the world of science. 
 
 I p.m. to 11 p.m.— VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION.— A magnificent realisation of the weird scene of 
 
 the restless forces of Nature in convulsion. rnantomime 
 
 II a.m. to 11 p.m.— MINIATURE ELECTRIC BALLET —The acme of perfection in marionette 
 
 X p.m. tO XX p.m. IN THE. PICTUEESQUE CITY. 
 
 Saadow^s Physical Culture at Home. 
 SAMDOW'ScoZned DEVELOPER. I SANDOW'S GRIP DUMBBELL 
 
 Demonstrated by a Team of Handsome Lady Athletes. 
 ADMISSION FREE. ADMISSION FREE. 
 
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 Open from 3 to 7 
 
 ADMISSION II- 
 
 CONDENSED LIBRETTO OF 
 
 BRILLIANT REALISATION 
 
 of j/m £^ , 
 
 HOME LIFE, WORK AND PASTIMES 
 
 WOMEN 
 
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 ATIONS 
 
 Comprising delightfully realistic scenes of various/ portions of the world, each 
 particular country showing/its native women ^engaged in their own peculiar 
 work. A most striking^ beautiful Mid impressive sight, as original as it is 
 
 unique. See the 
 
 Canadian yromen 
 
 in^^pical scen^in the land of the maple tree. 
 
 The Irish Colleens, 
 
 (^graphic picture of middle-class peasant life in Ireland. 
 
 English Typ£|£bf Womanhood 
 
 occupied/n making articles for the soldiers at the front. 
 
 The/ BonniH^Bcotch / Lassies 
 
 in the characteristic representation of a home in the Highlands. 
 
 arming Piquant Americans 
 
 ^ m a lovely scene in the Eastern States. 
 
 The Flemish Ladies 
 
 in a realistic, old-fashioned interior of the Belgian Capital. 
 
 The Dutch 
 
 The Dani 
 
 omen 
 
 in their quaint, attractive costumes. 
 
 Ladies 
 
 making lace, and forming a most delightful picture. 
 
 The Women of Sweden, 
 
 with a view of Stockholm in the distance. 
 
 Post and Telegraph Office foot of Arcade Bridge. 
 
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 Handsome ^° rW g ^*^ h arming scene of a Norwegian homestead. 
 
 The Muscovite Women, v. . 
 
 x iic wit h their magnificent veils and rich national costumes. 
 
 The Vivacious Austrians, 
 
 x in an exquisite reproduction of the Palace of Schoenbrunn. 
 
 Life in the Bavarian Alps 
 
 exhibits the peculiarities of dress and the manners of the 
 working women of Bavaria. 
 
 Romantic Switzerland 
 
 illustrated by a vivid representation of the life and scenic 
 beauty of that lovely country. 
 
 Life in France 
 
 exemplified by a bevy of fair Parisiennes in a salon over- 
 looking the Exhibition. 
 
 The Daughters of Sunny Italy 
 
 enjoying the Carnival festivities in beautiful Venice. 
 
 The Castilian Women ■ 
 
 in their magnificent national dresses, with the view of 
 Granada's famous palace. 
 
 Magyar Maidens , 
 
 in a typical scene of Hungarian peasant life. 
 
 Egyptian Women 
 
 in their picturesque Oriental milieu. 
 
 Women of India, 
 
 garbed in the soft picturesque Tari. 
 
 Doll-like Japanese 
 
 who amuse with their playing on quaint instruments, and 
 give a realistic picture of life in Japan. 
 
 Women of the Flowery Kingdom, 
 
 attired in rich robes of silks, prove a striking novelty. 
 
 Southern American Creoles, 
 
 representing the life and customs of the women of the South. 
 
 The Gallant Little Principality 
 
 is represented by the Welsh Ladies' Orchestra (Conductress, 
 Miss N. Lorenza), in their picturesque national costume. 
 
 PRIESTLEY'S dress fab 
 
 ========== " FOR GENTLEWOMEN" (Regd.). 
 
 "Supreme by reason of their great variety and excellent substance," says the Queen. 
 From the Leading Drapers. Trade Mark— THE VARNISHED BOARD. 
 
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 ENTERTAINMENTS, &c 
 
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, WOO. 
 
 THE - . From 12.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. 
 
 Queen of Roumania's Dolls, 
 
 A gigantic aggregation of Dolls, illustrating the History of 
 the World, amongst the donors being the Queen of England 
 and all the Crowned Heads of Europe. 
 
 IN THE PICTURESQUE CITY. 
 
 Do not 
 
 fail to 
 
 Shoot the Chutes. 
 
 IN QUEENS COURT. 
 
 A TRIP THROUGH THE BAY OF NAPLES. 
 
 A marvellous travelling illusion, in which the visitor sails on board 
 
 a felucca through this magnificent bay. 
 
 From 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. IN ELYSIA. 
 
 From 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 
 
 THE FASHODA & DINKA VILLAGE, 
 
 A most remarkable and striking feature, and a genuine curiosity. An entire 
 Village of Women, brought from the far Soudan to the heart of 
 
 the Metropolis. 
 
 QUEEN'S COURT. 
 
 THE FOLLOWING WORK EXHIBITS IN PICTURESQUE ENGLAND can be seen in operation 
 
 Daily from 2 till 8 p.m. : 
 
 THOMAS BRADFORD & CO.'s WORKING LAUNDRY. 
 THE HANWORTH ORCHARD PRESERVES. 
 
 THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL DAIRY COMPANY'S MODEL DAIRY. 
 
 THEATRE, PICTURESQUE CITY, 
 
 Mdlle. MARGUERITE 
 
 AND HER WONDERFUL PERFORMING LIONS. 
 
 PRETTY PONY CHAISES AND CAPE CARTS 
 
 In the PICTURESQUE CITY and QUEEN'S COURT. 
 
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 ^^^iif PROGRAMME, 
 
 Saturday, October 13. 
 
 BAND OF 
 
 H.M. GRENADIER GUARDS 
 
 (By permission of COLONEL H. RICARDO). 
 
 Conductor 
 
 Mr. A. WILLIAMS, Mus. Bac. Oxon. 
 
 1. — March 
 
 2. — Selection . 
 
 3. — Serenade . 
 
 4. — Selection . 
 
 5. — Overture ... 
 
 6. — Walzer . . 
 
 7. — Euphonium Solo 
 
 8. — Selection . . 
 
 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. 
 
 " The Uhlan's Call " 
 "Dorothy" .. 
 .. "LaPaloma" .. 
 " Borneo et Juliette " 
 
 Interval 15 minutes. 
 
 "Morning, Noon and Night" .. 
 . . " Promenaden " . . 
 . . "Adieu, Marie " . . 
 (Soloist, W. BANNISTEB.) 
 " The French Maid " 
 
 Eilenberg 
 Gellier 
 Yradier 
 Gounod 
 
 Suppe 
 Gung'l 
 S. Adams 
 
 Slaughter 
 
 7.30 to 11 p.m. 
 
 1. -March .. " 'A Frangesa " . 
 
 2. — Selection " Iolanthe " .. 
 
 3. — Valse "Santiago" .. 
 
 4. — Pas de Quatre (" Faust up to Date ") 
 
 5. — Selection of American Airs 
 
 6. — Overture . . 
 
 7. — Cornet Solo 
 
 Interval IS minutes, 
 
 M The Bohemian Girl " 
 . . " Whisper and I shall Hear " . . 
 (Soloist, A. OAKDEN.) 
 8. — Keminiscences of Wales 
 — The Advance and Betreat of the Salvation Army 
 
 10. — Selection. . 
 
 11. — Valse 
 
 12. — Selection. . 
 
 Interval 15 
 
 "A Bunaway Girl ' ' 
 " Weaner Mad'ln" 
 .. "A Gaiety Girl" .. 
 "The British Grenadiers." 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
 . . P. Mario Costa 
 Sullivan 
 Coi'bin 
 Meyer Lutz 
 Arr. Winterbottom 
 
 Balfe 
 Piccolomini 
 
 . . Arr. F. Godfrey 
 Orth 
 
 Caryll 
 Ziehrer 
 S. Jones 
 
 In inclement weather the Guards' Band will play in the Queen's Palace. 
 Fire, Police, and Lost Property Office in Central Hall. 
 
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 SWEDISH HUSSARS LADIES' 
 
 MILITARY BAND. 
 
 Conductress 
 
 Miss ANGLESS. 
 
 1. — March 
 
 2. — Overture . . 
 
 3. — Waltz 
 
 4. — Selection . . 
 
 2.30 to 3.30 p.m. 
 
 " The Pensioners " 
 " Crown Diamonds " 
 "Feo" 
 " America " 
 
 Kottaun 
 Auber 
 Sutton 
 Winterbottom 
 
 1. — March 
 
 2. — Overture 
 
 3. — Waltz 
 
 4. — Selection 
 
 5. — Waltz 
 
 6. — Overture . . 
 
 7. — Cornet Solo 
 
 8. — Waltz 
 
 9. — Selection . . 
 
 < t 
 
 4.30 to 6.30 p.m. 
 
 • . " Patria • • • • < 
 . . " Le Trompette " . . 
 " The Children's Carnival" . . 
 .. "ElCapitan" .. 
 " We'll Hold our Own " (by desire) 
 
 Interval. 
 
 " Poet and Peasant " 
 " Love's Old Sweet Song " . . 
 (Miss L. LUKAINE.) 
 La Fille du Tambour Major " . . 
 " A Bunaway Girl " 
 
 Goodall 
 Bazin 
 Ziehrer 
 Sousa 
 B. M. Portal 
 
 Suppe 
 Molloy 
 
 Offenbach 
 Caryll 
 
 1. — March 
 
 2. — Overture . . 
 
 3. — Cornet Solo 
 
 4. — Selection . . 
 
 5. — Grand March 
 
 6. — Waltz 
 
 7. — Barn Dance 
 
 8. — Selection . . 
 
 9. —Polka 
 
 10. — Waltz 
 
 11. — Entr'acte. . 
 
 12. — March 
 
 9 f 
 
 8 to 11 p.m. 
 
 "Santiago" 
 .. . " Light Cavalry " . . 
 
 (Miss M. MOTLEY.) 
 " A Life on the Ocean " 
 
 Interval. 
 
 .. "Tannhauser" .. 
 "Une Folie de Pesth " 
 . . " De Gone Coon " . . 
 "From East to West" 
 
 Interval. 
 
 "Bonjour" 
 . . "La Serenata " . . 
 " An Indian Kide " 
 " Soldiers of the Queen " 
 
 Joel 
 
 Suppe 
 
 Binding 
 
 Wagner 
 Camillo 
 Bonheur 
 Browne 
 
 Andrews 
 Jaxone 
 Loetz 
 Parry 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
 Bieyelists can have their Machines Stored Free of Charge at the Lillie Road Entrance. 
 St, John's Ambulance Station in Picturesque City. 
 
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 s Court 
 
 THE MAINE LADIES' NAVAL ORCHESTRA. 
 
 Conductress 
 
 Madame H. E. ANGLESS. 
 
 1. 
 
 2. 
 3 
 4 
 
 — March • < 
 — Overture . 
 — Waltz 
 —Selection . 
 
 1. 
 
 2. 
 3. 
 
 -March 
 -Overture . . 
 -Cornet Solo 
 
 4. — Gavotte . . 
 Selection . . 
 
 5. 
 
 6. 
 
 -7 
 i . 
 
 8. 
 9. 
 
 -March 
 -Piccolo Solo 
 -Waltz (Vocal) 
 Selection . . 
 
 I- 
 2. 
 
 3. - 
 
 4. - 
 
 5. - 
 
 6. - 
 
 -March 
 -Overture . . 
 -Waltz 
 -Tarantella 
 -Selection 
 -Vocal Galop 
 
 1 to 2 p.m. 
 
 " Cheers for our Fleet " 
 
 "Baymond" 
 .. "NuitEtoile" .. 
 " A Kunaway Girl " 
 
 4 to 6 p.m. 
 
 " The Eoyal George " 
 % Nozze di Figaro" 
 . . " Non e ver " . . 
 (Miss C. PEOBYN.) 
 " La Premiere Kose " 
 " The Belle of New York" 
 
 Interval. 
 
 "Santiago" 
 .. "The Wren" .. 
 . ."Little Gleaners". . 
 " From East to West " 
 
 7 to 8.30 p.m. 
 
 . . "On the Alert " . . 
 .. "LaSirene" 
 
 " L'Estudiantina " 
 . . " Happy Heart " . . 
 " A Life on the Ocean" 
 . . " John Peel" . . 
 
 Manas 
 Thomas 
 Waldteufel 
 Caryll 
 
 Bonheur 
 Mozart 
 Tito Mattel 
 
 H. E. Angless 
 Kerfar 
 
 Joel 
 
 Young 
 Roeder 
 Broivne 
 
 DragH 
 Auber 
 Waldteufel 
 Thovez 
 Binding 
 Meissler 
 
 1. — March 
 
 2. —Overture . . 
 
 3. — Waltz 
 
 4. — Polka 
 
 5. — Selection. . 
 
 6. — Waltz (Vocal) 
 
 7. — Lancers . . 
 
 8. — Mazurka . . 
 
 9. — Galop 
 
 9 to 11 p.m. 
 
 " Queen's Keview " 
 " Crown Diamonds " 
 
 . . " Blue Bells " . . 
 "Eljen" 
 
 .."The Shop Girl".. 
 
 Interval. 
 
 .. "The Fan" .. 
 
 . . " Jolly Boys " . . 
 
 . . " Sylvan Glen" . . 
 "Marie" 
 
 Bonheur 
 Auber 
 Waldteufel 
 Fahrbach 
 Caryll 
 
 Asclier 
 Williams 
 
 Kiefert 
 D' Albert 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
 JpT Gas Illuminations by Messrs. JAMES PAIN & SONS. 
 
 V THE OFFICIAL GUIDE, with Coloured Map of Exhibition, beautifully Illustrated, price 66. 
 
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 A striking series of life pictures of scenes from all parts of the world, peopled by the 
 women of the various countries, each group being seen in its distinctive surroundings 
 and occupied in its ordinary every-day vocations. Each group gives illustrations 
 of its own national music — vocal and instrumental. 
 
 The Fas hod r a and Dink a Village* 
 
 In the QUEEN'S COUET. A vivid, realistic reproduction of a village of the 
 almost inaccessible and barbarous region of the Soudan, and peopled entirely by 
 women. The dusky females of this tribe have the reputation amongst other savage 
 African tribes of being the handsomest natives of the Dark Continent. 
 
 The Great Canadian Chute. 
 
 A most exhilarating and pleasurable sensation is that of " Shooting the Chutes," 
 which has duplicated here its wonderful Canadian popularity. 
 
 The Swan Boats* 
 
 For those who enjoy a delightful novel trip over the lake at a small charge. 
 
 Camera Obscura* 
 
 In the Queen's Court near the Canadian Chute, wonderful human panorama of 
 moving life. 
 
 The HIGH-CLASS WASHING MATERIAL Avoid Imitations. 
 
 " Viyella" w.j Does not Shrink. 
 
 In the Newest Colourings. For Blouses, Shirts, Tennis Suits, Boating Costumes, &c. 
 
 From leading Drapers ; or name of nearest sent on application to 
 
 "VIYELLA" (W. E.), 55a FRIDAY STREET, LONDON, E.C. 
 
12 
 
 •mm 
 
 si 
 
 The Queen of Roumanians Dolls* 
 
 IN PICTUBE SQUE CITY. A stupendous collection of dolls representing the history 
 of the fashions of the past century to which Her Majesty the Queen and all the 
 crowned heads of Europe have contributed. 
 
 The Theatre. 
 
 IN PICTUKESQUE CITY. Mdlle. Marguerite Dompteuse and her den of twelve 
 forest-bred lions in a startling, sensational performance, displaying the acme of cool 
 daring and intrepidity. 
 
 The Electrophone* 
 
 The Electrophone in the Picturesque City is very largely patronised in the afternoon 
 and evening. Connection exists between the Electrophone, the Italian Opera, and all 
 the leading London Theatres, Concert Halls, Palaces of Varieties, etc. The Estab- 
 lishment has this year been improved and enlarged. 
 
 Mirror Maze. 
 
 IN ELYSIA. A scientific marvel productive of the utmost hilarity and startling 
 effects upon the visitor. 
 
 Gallery of Illusions, 
 
 IN ELYSIA. A wonderfully mystifying entertainment, causing endless merriment. 
 
 Trip through the Bay of Naples. 
 
 IN ELYSIA. Giving with striking effects all th© delights of a voyage on a boat in 
 full sail through the enchantingly bewitching scenes of that romantic portion of the 
 globe. The faint motion of the vessel gliding over the beautiful waters is wonderfully 
 realistic. 
 
 Transvaal Rifle Range. 
 
 IN ELYSIA. A graphic picture of a scene in the South African War, giving the 
 amateur marksman an opportunity of combining his prowess and patriotism by firing 
 at his country's enemy, whose guns are seen on the kopjes. 
 
 The Puzzle Cage* 
 
 IN ELYSIA. A most amusing novelty, provocative of great fun for those who 
 solve the puzzle as well as the onlooker. 
 
 The Cinematograph* 
 
 The latest animated photographs of episodes in the TRANSVAAL WAR, also the 
 only animated photograph ever obtained of a RAILWAY COLLISION, accom- 
 panied by a full orchestra with mechanical effects ; the whole forming a delightful 
 quarter of an hour's entertainment. 
 
 To LADY CYCLISTS and others. 
 
 ti * ^ A ^ ™~ ~ Always looks fresh. It does 
 
 NOT "MARK" or "COCKLE," 
 and when dried and brushed 
 
 From Leading Drapers, or particulars from . LOOKS AS GOOD AS NEW. 
 
 E. RIPLEY & SON'S LONDON OFFICE, 100c QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C. 
 
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 Grand Gallery of Living Pictures. 
 
 Mr. Carl Holz's accurate and artistic reproductions, by living subjects, of famous 
 historical and pathetic war pictures. 
 
 The Gigantic Wheel* 
 
 An ever popular institution of the Exhibition with its beautiful views over London 
 and its surroundings at an altitude of 300 feet. It is fitted with luxurious saloons 
 and affords a novel sensation to the pleasure-seeker. 
 
 Streets of Khartoum. 
 
 A most realistic reproduction of a corner of the City by the Nile, with its bazaar, 
 mule drivers, cafe, and date sellers, stately camels threading the narrow, crowded 
 thoroughfares, and all the other inevitable features of Arab life. Its interest 
 is enhanced by its association with the glorious deeds of General Gordon 
 and Lord Kitchener. 
 
 The Gravity Railway. 
 
 An ever popular feature, with its exhilarating and exciting fun. Affords a superb 
 view of the beautiful scenery of the higher reaches of the Thames. 
 
 The Magic Table* 
 
 A marvellous performance by spirit hands and a demonstration of the unseen forces 
 of Nature. Motion is transmitted to lifeless objects without any direct contact. 
 
 The Gouveuses d'Enfants* 
 
 Professor Lion's System of Artificial Mothering. Premature born and weakly 
 infants are reared by means of this scientific marvel of the present century. 
 
 Vesuvius in Eruption* 
 
 A vividly realistic picture of the Volcano belching forth volumes of fire and lava. 
 The scene is most weird and impressive, the fitful light glaring in the firmament in 
 strong contrast to the peaceful, lovely cities nestling at the foot of the mountains. 
 
 Miniature Electric Ballet* 
 
 A highly effective Electrical Novelty. A complete Christmas Pantomime and Grand 
 Ballet with electric light effects, played by Marionettes. 
 
 COURTAULDS CRAPE « 
 
 And is therefore not 
 
 damaged by a shower. 
 
 WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION" 
 
 WATERPROOF 
 
WOMAN'S EXHIBITION 
 
 REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Quadrant Dining Room, Western Gardens. Luncheon, 
 
 12 to 3 o'clock, 3s. 6d. j Dinner, 6 to 9.30, 7s. 6d. 
 
 Chop House, Western Gardens. A la carte Luncheon, 12 to 3 
 
 o'clock; Is. Afternoon Tea, 3.30 to 5.30; 2s. 6d. Dinner or Supper, 
 • 6 to 10.30. ^ ; ; , v -- ;&: -^M 
 
 Lager Beer Hall, Western Gardens. German Dishes and 
 
 Light Eefreshments ; variety of Lager beers. 
 
 Grill Room, Queen's Court. Luncheons, Dinners and Supp 
 at ordinary grill room prices, noon till 10.30 p.m. 
 
 Victoria Restaurant, Queen's Court. 2s. Luncheon, 12 to 3 
 
 o'clock ; Is. Afternoon Tea ; 3s. 6d. Dinner, 6 to 9.30, consisting of 
 soup, fish, joints, vegetables, sweets, cheese, dessert. 
 
 ers, 
 
 Canteen in Elysia. Hate of Cold Meat, 6d. ; Bread and Cheese, 2d. ; 
 Milk, Id. ; Tea, 2d. ; Coffee, 2d. ; Mineral Waters, 2d. Liquors at 
 public-house prices. Special quotations for Excursion Parties. 
 
 Tea Pavilion, Picturesque City. Tea, Coffee and Light 
 
 Eefreshments at usual prices. 
 
 In addition to the above there are numerous Bars and Buffets in the Grounds 
 and Buildings where Tea, Coffee, Temperance Beverages, Beers, Alcoholic 
 Liquors, Light Eefreshments, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., can be obtained at the 
 usual rates. 
 
 In accordance with the scheme of the present year's Exhibition (which is 
 intended to promote the employment of women), the Eefreshment Contractors 
 have decided upon the employment of women in many departments where men 
 had previously done the work. Every endeavour has been made to secure the 
 services of an efficient and superior staff of young women who have undergone 
 a practical training for the purpose, and it is hoped that the kindly consideration 
 of the public will be given to this effort to open the door for a new departure of 
 so much interest in present social conditions. 
 
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WHY 
 
 ARE THE . 
 
 anworth Orchards 
 ilver Pan Jams - - 
 
 So hig hly recommended ? 
 
 ~ VJS? *AS? ViS? 
 
 Visit the WORKING MODEL JAM FACTORY, 
 in the "IDEAL CITY" 
 where the reason will be satisfactorily 
 demonstrated. 
 
 RON UK 
 
 55 
 
 (SANITARY) 
 
 POLISHES 
 
 AND 
 
 PURIFIES 
 
 OLISH 
 
 Parquet and Stained Floors, 
 
 Linoleum, and all Furniture, 
 Bicycles, &c. 
 
 Special kinds for Glac6 and Brown Boots & Brown and Black Harness* 
 
 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED. USE LITTLE AND RUB LIGHTLY. 
 
 In Tins 3d., 6d., Is., and 2s. Everywhere. 
 
 The Ward fitted up by the Charing Gross Hospital authorities has been polished with "RON UK" 
 Sanitary Polish. Floors regularly cleaned with this preparation obtain a beautiful, hard, polished, 
 waterproof surface, which will harbour no germs. It imparts an agreeable freshness to the atmosphere, 
 and is absolutely free from injurious effects. 
 
 Estimates for keeping Fleers in order furnished on application to 
 
 " RONUK," LIMITED, 83 Upper Thames Street, London, EX. 
 
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UNDER THE ROYAL PATRONAGE OF 
 
 A m the ( fam OF GREECE 
 
 „ p P primers MARIE OF GREECE 
 
 n p w THE POKE OF SPARTA 
 
 H.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF SPARTA 
 H.R.H. PRINCESS HOHENLOHE 
 H.R.H. PRINCE GEORGE OF GREECE 
 
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 THE GREAT HAIR PRODUCER & RESTORER 
 
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 A luxury and anecessity to every 
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 TOTAL LOSSES PAID SINCE ESTABLISHMENT EXCEED TWENTY MILLIONS. 
 
 For last Report or Prospectus address The Secretary. 
 
 HAMPTON COURT 
 
 BY THE FAVORITE SALOON STEAMER 
 
 Running DAILY m»h 
 from Old Swan Pier, — * **om Old Swan Pier, 
 
 at 9.45 a.m. 
 
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 All communications respecting Advertisements in the Publications of the Exhibition 
 
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PAIN'S ILLUMINATIONS 
 
 (Sole Contractors to Earl's Court Exhibitions since 1885). 
 
 ALL ILLUMINATIONS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS 
 
 with Coloured Lamps 
 
 AT 
 
 Are supplied and ARRANGED by 
 
 JAMES PAIN & SONS. 
 
 Offices : Walworth Road, S.E. ; 9 St. Mary Axe, EC, LONDON. 
 
 Manufacturers and Contractors for every description of 
 
 ARTISTIC ILLUMINATIO NS, FIREWORKS & FLAG DECORATIONS. 
 
 Designs, Est imates, and Prices Free. 
 
 THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WOELD FOR SUCH WORK. 
 
 The 
 
 Large and Small Banqueting 
 Saloons. 
 
 Criterion 
 
 Restaurant, 
 
 Piccadilly. 
 
 East Room. 
 West Room. 
 Grand Hall. 
 Buffet. 
 
 American Bar. 
 Grill Room. 
 
 High-Class Cuisine at Popular 
 
 Prices. 
 
 should be addressed to Mr. JOHN HART 6 Arundel Street, Strand, London, W.C. 
 
-3 
 
 77?/$ as the wt 
 
 l/b 
 
 Vh/s /s the way we w&sfy our hands,.' 
 
 "With PE/lfiS 1 SO/IP in the morning."