... Kligphiwsiy of Fsxslhiioini s By Marforie i HainmiMoini. Motor Modes. THERE was a time when the woman who possessed a motor coat, veil, and cap was deemed thoroughly well equipped for a prolonged or short motor tour. There were none of those subtle shades of diffe rence in the coats which so plainly indicate to the initiated their origin nor the ingenious schemes for protecting the wearers ...

... TIE IUTTIUE FEMCUIM PEOPLE AT TIE SOUTH POLE. IReps=dl^ac@dl Mir. tlh^ ...

... . UEROME DE QOVAIR (MR, CHAS. BRVAMT, TEMPT, Q AE MARIE (MISS VIOLET VARBRUCH) TO DECEIVE PER HUBBARD BOURCHIER. IRBET, Ellis Walery ri f i noU/ oinx/ at the Garrick Theatre, deals with the great power of modern life-money-and the great ideal, which is the Samson, Bernstein s w°nde' 1 p th tw0 furnish one of the most moving dramas we have seen in London for a long time. In its English love ...

... . THE CROWN PRINCESS OF SWEDEN rrnwn Prince of Sweden was Princess Margaret, eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught. Who before her rnage to th C^wn^Pn. n of of Connaugh(i was an ar(Jent hockey.player, but such a strenu0us Before her marriage i for a future queen, so on her marriage she was forced to give it up and has now become an game *as not cons.dered d.gn.fied eno^for a ...

... Aim EaglislsjiiaiiA Boiie!S 5^ ^Ea OfldI Voltaateeafc MYRTLE VILLA, Wickham, Essex --you know that villa by heart although it is not in the di rectory. The owner, Mr. Brown, is an equally real, if exaggerated, portrait of the king of such a castle. 0 0 0 T_T is aspiration ;ts a staunch party politician is Empire although there is a suspicion of aspirate rather than aspiration about it in fact ...

... Philosophy amidl Ficifioini By 1R0 Mairftgf, Nietzsche. THE philosophy of Frede rick Nietzsche is so little known in Eng land, and where not unknown so often misunder stood, that the appearance of Mr. M. A. Mügge's book, Niet zsche: His Life and Work (T. Fisher Unwin), needs little or no apology. The book, so the author tells us, is not a polemic nor for that matter a defence it is simply to ...

... THE. DOOM OF THE DIRECTOIRE. ONE OF ITS MOST BEAUTIFUL ADHERENTS ii a mmanmk nnui 111' i n ir Miss Lillian Lorraine, who Has caused a good dea, of ^urab, by Her Br f the by. Has been played at the New York Theatre, New VorL Abo,, a shown revllion of the sheath gown and a return to flowing skirts, crinoline banned by all the great Paris modistes, a outlines, and generous curves ...

... TMEL SACRIFICE. TO FRTISInlo By MieBsnrcl King. THE express from the north had just steamed into the great London terminus, and the passengers, for the most part overburdened with a superfluous amount of hand luggage, were jostling each other in their en deavours to secure the exclusive services of the nearest porter. A tall, fair-haired woman wrapped in a handsome mantle of Russian sable ...

... ww jioiMyj .jL 5 GRAND PRIX ef 5 GOLD ■Bail i At the White City last summer we made our first demonstration before the public of one of the systems of how CARTERS TESTED SEEDS are tested. It is, we think, well known that all our Seeds are tested before being distributed. Again they are grown at one of our Trial Grounds, at the same time as our Customers grow them, to full maturity, so that we ...

... A QUARTET OF ROYAL PETS Tlhree FavomrM aimdl a Goineaplfjj;. SANDRINGHAM BOB A rough-coated basset hound belonging to his Majesty. Sandringham Bob accounted for five first and two challenge prizes on the only occasion he raced the show bench A BEAUTIFUL CHOW-- HER MAJESTY'S CHUM A special messenger was sent to bring Chum from his Chinese home to this country. He has been in her Majesty's ...

... THE SEARCHLIGHT IN SOCIETY Ousr Opem IL@t£er0 ]M8 LXXXVL- Mip^o ffall°WaSM.r. DEAR MADAM,-- I write letters to all sorts and conditions, to the young and old, the plain and pretty, the grave, gay, and studious, and it seems quite refreshing to pen a line to a lady who plays but one rôle-- that of a most charming and attractive worldling. For somehow you appear to most of us as a type of what ...

... STORIES FIROM HERE THEtE. The King and the Cabby. THE King of the Belgians once left his umbrella in a hansom when driving in Brussels. This was returned to his Majesty a few hours afterwards by the proud cabby, who was offered for his honesty by King Leopold the sum of 100 fr. The astute jehu, however, begged a great favour of the King. Could he have the umbrella instead of the money 1 he ...