... which latter is Mr. Thomas's renowned safety apron, a model that, with characteristic acumen, he has left without alteration for some seasons. Truly, you cannot better perfection. Ride-Astride Habit On the other hand, has Mr. Thomas perforce risen to the ...

... bounds into favour. Messrs. Thomas and Sons, 6, Brook Street After the great Olympia Horse Show in the Spring, there was probably no feature more exhaustively discussed than the Ride- Astride habit brought out by Mr. Thomas. The lact that this was no sudden ...

... Street, An Etsv Fitting Model with High-Buttoned Vest by Dorothy Hardy) (Sketched at Messrs. Thomas's, 6, Brook Street, An Attractive Riding Hahit, with the New Cut-Away Coat by Dorothy Hardy) The feature of the other model is the cute little high- buttoned ...

... We understand that the Zulu Chancellor has already tendered his resignation. Baron d'Erlanger's opera, Tess, based on Mr. Hardy's novel, has made a success comparable, so writes the reporter, to that of The Geisha The Merry Widow, and Miss Hook of Holland ...

... love interest. And his finest books, Plain Tales From the Hills, etc., were full of the influence on character of sex. Thomas Hardy, whom I regard as the greatest living writer of short stories in English, has rarely attempted to dispense with the factor ...

... a genera tion ago. The present race was obtained by crossing the Alpine violet with the pansy. To the former it owes its hardiness, for, unlike the pansy, it is a true perennial, the shoots rooting where they rest on the damp ground, so that the plants ...

... makine'of Adnam's o orchard could hardly be bettered. Few living writers would have attempted so much possibly none but Thomas Hardy would have succeeded. Some of the problems of which he finishing garah Grand treats are touched Squire lightly upon by ...

... remain practically snowless all the winter through. Facilities Apropos of winter sports, everyone may not know that Messrs. Thomas Cook and Son have so per fected their arrangements in this direction that one can now arrange every detail of one's winter ...

... rfNFJNfGLAND^ NOW!l A LETTER FROM BLANCHE TO A COUSIN IN THE COLONIES London, March 13, 1916 Dear Cousin ACCORDING to Mr. Thomas Hardy, I think it is-- Looking forward to the Spring One puts up with anything. But, all the same, for us lesser mortals it's ...

... Care should, therefore, be taken to WEIGH and STAMP correctly all Copies so lorwarded. HOW THEY ARE DONE. Lawson Wood, Bert Thomas, H. M. Bateman, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Rountree, and fifteen other famous Artists, disclose their secrets of Technique in ...

... stage he builds upon this until you see the finished Drawing. The Art of the Illustrator shows you how Lawson Wood, Bert Thomas, H. M. Bateman, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Rountree and fifteen other famous Illustrators build up their Drawings. It shows ...

... Leading Artists Work. The Art of the Illustrator is a personal explanation of their working methods by Lawson Wood, Bert Thomas, W. Heath Robinson, H. M. Bateman, Harry Rountree, and 15 other leaders in Illustration. In it, each Artist shows how he produces ...