The war has brougnt about many changes, and has accelerated many happenings which must otherwise certainly have been deferred....

Why do not the purchasing officers of the various armies go direct to U.S.A. makers, instead of seeking to deal through...

Several correspondents have asked us for information about the earliest steps that were taken to persuade the War Office to...

A Representative Display of Steam Plant at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. From a brief examination of that section of...

A Copy Has Already Been Sent to Each of 12,000 Men. The money at the disposal of the organizers of the Campaign Comforts Fund...

More Woollen Gifts Urgently Wanted—Cash to Buy Gloves Better Than Gifts of Heterogeneous Pairs—Consignments Going to the Front...

Hair-raising Skids—The Salvage Wagons Busy—The A.S.C., M.T., Under Heavy Shell Fire—An Ingenious Camp-kitchen. These messages...

This journal, dealing as it does with the "Chariots of War," no less than with the "Wheels of Industry," is now of national...

A Resilient Tread which is Unpuncturable and a.n Effective Non-skid. What was for long known as the tire problem is not...

Tire:Orders for 1915. [2490] (Specifying).—The Macintosh and the Shrewsbury-Challiner solid tires about which you ask are in...

TEN SHILLINGS WEEKLY is paid for the best coin.munication received, and one penny a line of ten words for anything else...

Renold Silent Chains. A New Sparking Plug. Cantilever Springing. K. E. L. QUINNES$, No. 24,165, dated 24th October, 1913.— In...