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... substantial profit every month. This department was first run Mrs. Jardine, then Mr. Charles Wilson, who nobly took it on at very short notice, and afterwards Mrs. Charles Wilson, who kept it on till the end. There were no words adequate to thank the band of ...
... noticeably coarsened manners, are attributable to the tobacco habit, and who tell nle with an attempt at laughter that the old story of “the woman beguiled me” has its reversal in their case and that dfWrs in the present era, the modern aphorism being “The ...
... CHARACTERS IN THE STORY. i HREE SISTERS, Ida, Laura and Effie Darcy, daughters of Major Darcy (dead). GODFREY URGUHART, a London Journalist on holiday visit to a sea-side'resort in Ireland. MRS. LYDIARD, a woman with whom Godfrey had been in love, and ...
... conduct, and to congratulate her being honoured by His Majesty the King with the Albert Medal and the Royal Red Cross. * * * The story of the manner in which the heroic nurse qualified for such enviable distinctions is as follows : —Early in the morning of ist ...
... attempt to obtain sympathy without really deserving it. She must be concise, if she wished Lady Ruthvin to hear her out her story. “I have reason to believe you can help me to find someone who is very dear to me.” Again she paused with her eyes on the cold ...
... rallied only for a very short time. It looks as if what you say must be true, and Beatrice has asserted her right successfully to remain with George.” june 7-2 i» 0 1 9- Irjsh Society and Social 361 The Broken Mould, A VERY ORIGINAL STORY OF LOVE AND ART, By ...
... THIS ISSUE Irish Society and Social Review.”- ’—July 5. 1 9 t 9 Vol. XXXII No 1638 (32nd Year) Waak Ending JULY 5, ISIS. SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS.—S (Regd. as a Newspaper.) TWOPENGEt ...
... made from any semi-transparent material and consisting two pieces. These have straps under the arms and end at the bust. SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN AND TRAM (All Rights Reserved), Milly Lynne, Shop Investigator By CECIL H. BULLLVANT. 1 A BOW AT ...
... Social Revieu SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN AND TRAM. Milly Lynne, Shop Investigator CECIL H. BULLIVANT. THE OTHER GIRL. July 12, 1919. won’t have tihait all. Whai jou did, and the way you recovered .those pearls, Was nothing short of wonderful. ...
... be--er —my long—lost cousin?” “It is possible,” answered the baronet, “and for that reason I decided to tell you the whole story, as the knowledge that my son may be alive affects your position as my heir very gravely.” “No! He does not even know who makes ...
... SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN ANI> TRAM. Milly Lynne, Shop Investigator By CECIL H. BULLIVANT. A RISK FOR LOVE ...
... SHORT STORY FOR TRAVE “Irish Society aftd Social Review.”—July *9* *9*9 AIN OR TRAM. (Regd. as Newspaper.) TWOPENCI Vol, XXXII. No 1640 (32nd Year). Week Ending JULY 18, 1819. ...