... Wedding Garments. --Miss Molly Darell, who by the time this appears in print will be Lady Kinnoull, is the fortunate possessor of some of the prettiest trousseau frocks I have seen this season. The wedding gown is quite a picture in itself made of white net over satin, the former embroidered in the most exquisite design of sprays of white lilac composed of tiny layers of découpé velvet about ...

... . By Georg'e Belcher. Now be careful, Mr. Gibbins! You were, I believe, an old friend of fhe prisoner's. Did you ever notice that he behaved Strangely when he was alone? Well, sir, yer see I weren't never wiv 'im when he was alone, sir George Belclhejr^ ...

... CONSIDERATE MOTORIST, By Will Oweinio The Captor We'll 'ave ter wait till the sergeant comes up 'e was 'idin' in the pigstye The Captive: Well, for goodness sake let him finish his lunch Will Oweinio ...

... IN LIGHTER VEIN °£SuF For the Heathen. AN amusing story is told about a worthy vicar of a rural parish who had waxed eloquent in the interest of foreign missions one Sunday and was surprised on entering the village shop during the week to be greeted with marked coldness by the worthy dame who kept it. On seeking to know the cause, the good woman produced a half- crown from a drawer, and ...

... I I I I Underwear T7VERY detail of Wolsey Underwear will bear the closest scrutiny. To begin with I is all wool all good wool, then is excellently made and finished throughout-- you can rely upon its wearing quali ties and last of all never shrinks, a new garment FREE if it does. Unshrinkable LrTm Your draper sells all sizes and all weights for men, women and children. I Ask also to see ...

... neansing the mouth is the first arvd orvly preparation for c and teeth which is absorbed by the teeth and by the mucous membrane of the gums, to a certain extent impregnating them, and so exercising its antiseptic and refreshing powers not only during the brief period of application but continuing jor some hours afterwards. Those who find the Standard flavour of some- I what too strong and ...

... VIVE. EE SPORT. By George IBelcEer. Have you the good sport? How many braces have you to your bags? Georg'e Belclhero ...

... d>ftT!hi H^nmno^iir of ttie fio^ar(0b Depicted! by 60 TIhe Tattler 95 Artistic NOVELTIES IN LONDON HOTELS A leading: London hotel is now reproducing upon its menu cards photographs of prominent actors, actresses, and scenes from plays. It is rumoured that a rival hotel, anxious to go one better than this, is about to introduce dummy figures of distinguished people, which will be placed at the ...

... The Tatler, AoGDsfr 15, 1906 £2,000 ACCIDENT INSURANCE. I TATLERI With Sporting and Countrp Rouse Supplement. YY! f nnrlnn A(frf,,.a 1 e IQnf. i REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAFER FOR TRANSMISSION IN THE) Vol. AAL [No. ZuO. London, August 15, 1906 united kingdom, by inland post sixpence-halfpenny. ICvery Wednesday Price Sixpence. ...

... TECIRET TROUBLES A0ESmeE By FiraiiniR Riclhairdlsoinio RAILWAY companies do not play the game. When you buy a hat at a hatter's he does not insist that you shall wear that hat on any definite date. If you purchase a ticket from a railway company the railway com pany insists that you shall use it on the day of purchase. A theatrical proprietor is justified in selling seats available only for a ...

... THe Hutnouar of JLo Raven-HIiE Tlhte Popualsnr3 ee Pmimclh. 99 Arfist. A CRISIS His Better, but Stouter, Half: Oh Charley I if we're upset you mean to say you expect me to get Into this? (Horror-stricken husband has no ready answer) OUR VILLAGE Local Genius (endeavouring to obtain historic photograph of gathering at village fete): Now just a second more-- everyone quite still-- all look at the ...

... . By Heir&ry PsirH.es, Deacon Ah, Lady Viola, so pleasea to see you. I have here the very latest in monkeys Lady Viola So I see and in large variety, too Hleiniiry FsirlfeeSo ...