... “compiling” The Southport table results its leading article it blunderingly headed the issue 1882— lying me I into of scrap-books On the scrap-book results the Southport centre in LADIES’ OWN H NFLUENZA DR Orders will personal at 9 Crescent Salford 2473 MOURNING ...

... Mr. Chickery.” 6.45: “Australia Marches.” 7.15: “Kentucky Minstrels.” 8: Chorus and Orchestra. 9: News. 9.25: Everybody Scrapbook.” 9.55: Picture Palace Piano. 10.30: “North of the Tweed.” 10.45: 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 11: Reading. 1J.5: Estelle ...

... —Brighter Bridlington Cameos, including Herman Darewski and his Band, from the Spa Royal Hall, variety, from the Spa Theatre. An excerpt from the Paradios Concert Parly, presented by Fred Hugh, from the Floral Pavilion. Florence de Jong the organ of the Regal ...

... An Old Muter. Some time ago, Mr. George T;lillary, bookseller, of 92 Manchester Road, Nelson, bought an 18th century scrapbook from another bookseller. A drawing, occupying a space in the old volume of about 24 by inches, attracted Mr. Hillary's attention ...

... Back from Holland; 11.20, Social Life of the Hens; 12.40 p.m., The Siege of Leyden; 3.30, Ups and Downs”; 5.15, Florence Nightingale play; 6.15, All-star Show from the Western Front; 9.15, Ten Weeks of War, by Mr. Winston Churchill; 9.30, Scrapbook for ...

... such jolly letters from Gertie, Ronnie and Geoffrey Skett, thry are always full of interesting doings and splendid riddles. I think Phyllis Is a lucky girl. Genie. having a big sister who will make her a Treasure Chest scrap-book to amuse ber. Best ...

... 30; It Speaks for Itself (play). 30;! Tho World Gog® By. 5; Children.: 5 55: Weather. 6: Time and News, 15: Calline the North. 6 30: Northern Stars. 7: The Human Mind. 7 30: Fireside Talk. 7 45; Service (from Ashton-on-Rlbble). 8 25: Appeal 8 30; Jane ...

... in Norwegian, 6-45—Under Nazi Rule. 7-10—Music from New World. 7-55—Service, 8-40—Week's Good Cause. R-45—Fda Kersey (violin). 94 —Time; News, 9-20—Scrapbook for 1903, 19N __Records. 10-20—Song Recital from France, 10-45—Epilogue, 1 so—serenade by Brahms ...

... off from the rest the world and form a small community by themselves. Fate brings some young women to their chalet in the Alps and they decide join together. Trouble follows, and they all discover that only by mixing with the rest of the world can they ...

... Allan, produced Howard Rom?. 8: London Regional. 9: Songs from the Shires—Perthshire: Jean Hastings Thom. B. Shaw (violin), from Glasgow. 9 30: The Knightswood Brass Band, conducted by James Ellis, from Glasgow. 10 15 : Time Signal; Weather and Second News ...

... Eden of the sphere you occupy. Do you wish the world were wiser? Well, suppose you make a start, acenmlating wisdom in the scrap-book of your heart. 1:oo not waste one page on folly; live to learn and learn to live, Li you want to give men knowledge, you ...

... Gravesend. In thie room there it desk by window, and through that window there is magnificent view of the river stretching seaward from the town. telescope stands on the desk, and, on the wall behind, there hangs a chart of the house flags the ships of all nations ...