... SUMMER-TIME ENDS. Put clocks back. Look for ward to cricket on the hearth, and fireside evenings. Monday, 4th. Foot-health, Fashion and Foot wear to be seen at the Inter national Shoe and Leather Fair, Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, till the 8th. New ...

... JUNE Lo, and behold fair, rose- flushed June Month of Fashion, Poet's Moon. Scattering days of racing, row ing, Parties, idylls, dances, wooing. Tennis, cricket and tattooing, Hay-making and Hendon-going. And Heaven knows what else besides. It's up to ...

... a spray from the wood and place it on your mantel-shelf, and your household ornaments will seem plebeian beside its noble fashion and bearing. says a seventeenth- century book. Highfalutin aside, nothing is more decorative than these opening horse chestnut ...

... promin ence on paper. Margaret Barrett.-- The vigorous colour scheme is most satisfactory, but the pattern is a bit old-fashioned and stiff for such a fabric nowadays. Excellently laid in. The literature entry breathes a fine spirit, but a better technique ...

... Weir. The attitude of the animals is a bit passive in view of what lies between them, but as pattern it scores in attractive fashion. In the literature entry you have recorded your impressions with admirable clarity. Olive Dwyer. Owing to the excellence of ...

... be rested on your latest Stop-Red. It matches closed eyes to relieve pufifiness and general tiredness. most of the newest fashion WRINKLED FOREHEAD: A clever forehead-frown plaster will iron out all the lines you colours and takes pride of place have ...

... one, as the ideas repeat themselves a bit here. It will greatly strengthen this amusing little poem to shorten it in this fashion. MURIEL MALVERN.-- Your appreciation and observations are delightful, but you are much too hard on the person who fails to ...

... at least. The asides and soliloquies are old fashioned. Try to avoid them. Many thanks for letter. So glad you are coming up presently. KATE SKINNER. If you were to re-write this in more up-to-date fashion you would have a very interesting story to your ...

... strides but allow your work to be spoilt by small errors (sometimes of taste) easily rectified. For instance, avoid such fashion journalese as matching velvet coatee, a description totally out of place in a story. The card is charmingly designed but ...

... itself unprofitable for discussion. One can make so little headway. Violet Dennis. Your path could scarcely rise in this fashion if it were up a mountain. Correct this. A pleasant sense of the decorative values is indicated, but the detail wants much ...