... colour photographs, Dr. Francis Ward, of marine life, and an interesting and informative collection of pictures From the World’s Scrap-book,” as well number of admirable reproductions drawings. Lady readers will, doubtless, be interested in don Me-page ...

... of Turkey. The beautiful studies of the heroines of modem novels are continued, and other interesting pages are From the World’s Scrap-book,” The Mother of Parliaments: Its Least-known Side,” and “Napoleon Horseman : The Little Corporal’s Charger Discovered ...

... of Their strentr.h ” Others are ” Britain’s Little Vengeance,” ‘‘News from the • Thops: Crow’s Nest Messages. On Food rHif Police Vendors of Market SSLe.” From the World’s Scrap-Book, and tyKX) Oolf Tournament.” Ampng the Jiolographs are those Bishop : ...

... armdured ships of the Navy compared with the latest battleship. In teres ting pages are Portraits and General Notes, From the World's Scrap-Book. •'Conversationalists: The Kaiser and the Imperial Chancellor. and The Great and Intri«ite Water Supply of the ...

... connected with Russian revolt. Among the remaining illustrations are “All Soule’ Day in a Continental Cemetery, “Leaves from the World’s Scrapbook,” “ Unveiling the Natiohkl Memorial to William Ewart Gladstone.” “The Prince of Wales Bombay; Scenes the CSty, ...

... FROM AN ULSTERWOMAN'S SCRAPBOOK Founder of Mosquito F'FTY len years ago, on August 2 i sq l uitoo. Day, the late Sir Ronald Ross, then Day Major Ross, born in India of Ulster stock, made one of the greatest discoveries in medical science—the cause entirely ...

... Pages from an Old Scrapbook I HAPPENED recei tly to be glarsc.ng idly through the personal effects of an old lady, lately deceased, who had livesi out her long life at the foot of the Mournes There is sornetf in singularly towhing about the accumulated ...

... TILEF. FROM A SCRAPROOA It was an American newspaper waich an- nounced that ‘‘A long line of scorpion’s feathers filed into the church,” instead of ‘athers.”’ A journalist once fam- ous under the Press name of “Gath,” wrote « Fourth of July article in ...

... THE “WARDERS” SCRAPBOOK. GATHERER PROM THE WORLD’S PRESS. SfME GRAVE, SOME GAY, BUT AIL •F THEM BRIGHT. Someone has discovered that saosirok** is only the work of microbe of peculiar shape and kind. It oulv remains now find the A WAX MATCH IN THE HEART ...

... SCRAP-BOOKS. The scrap-book’ is pleasant and educs. tive fad indulge the children. Th« future years are likely to the outcom* of the child’s life in scrap-book- should be some definite means of expression for the child’s train thought. One enjoys .the ...

... Some Shots from My Scrap-Book WE live in a RernpPv age; MI demand the brief and WO piquant. abort and snappy maries of things: it is the era of digest and of the snack bar. A scrap-book should not therefore b t inappropriate. 1 select at random. item ...

... SCRAPBOOK FOR 1923. g H. EMERY gives an organ recital tonight at G.-10 from St. Comgall’s Parish Church. Bangor, and at 8 o’clock cl amber music for wind instruments will be played by an octet of oboes, clarinets horns, and bassoons. Talks by steward ...