... A Change from Digging In 1 Digging Out Fortunately, Not Reported Missing Canadian War Records Two scenes on the snow-clad Western Front show us the kind of thing General Janvier brings to our men. In the upper picture the aid of a Chinese coolie has been enlisted to dig out the photographer's car from a snow-drift; in the lower-- but no 1 not a word In spite of the notice board, that thing ...

... THAT BUTTER SENSATION-- The daily experience of many thousands of citizens ...

... */fas/?/om Tahcies* BY MRS. JACK MAY The Triumph of the Overall THE talk of uniforms for all has rather fizzled out, damped by the many well- founded objections to the free dressing of so many girls and women, well able not only to choose, but likewise pay for, their -own dress. Where the trouble started was in the sad lack of taste frequently evi denced in something too flippant and ...

... Raw Air Mechanic (who has been told to discover the missing cylinder of an engine just tested): Sir, ifve counted the cylinders, and beg to report they're all present, sir PASSED BY CENSOR ...

... Pan -Germany AND THE VERY BEST THING TO DO WITH IT ...

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... {assigns Tc/ncles^, BY' MRS. JACK MAY B THINGS are distinctly waking up in the realm of dress, and I have quite a respect able quiverful of spring suggestions. Of these, the tunic stands easily first. That is such an adaptable solution to the slim silhouette, since it permits of all sorts of diversities and expressions. Then there is a return to the short straight coat even the bolero is ...

... WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY-FEBRUARY 22 Surely you vould not cut us down, Woodrow? I cannot tell a lie. Wilhelm. I would, and I'm going to. and with my big hatchet! ...

... I ON THE WORLD WAR MS! Band on those who wage it ill I WISELY AND OTHERWISELyJpI The Week-End A BOMBARDMENT of Dover and a couple of air raids on London doubtless give a good deal of satisfaction to Germany; but the one thing in the week-end news that will really buck the Huns up is that the man with the best war-brain in this country has been jockeyed out of office. Although we cannot judge ...

... BY STEPHEN MCKENNA THE morn- ing mail consisted of three bills, three printed lips from three different editors, regretting that they were unable to make use of the enclosed contribu tion. two applications for charity, and one incitement to collect eggs for a national fund. In addition, the hot milk was perceptibly burnt, and, with his incurable artistic temperament, the Poet had omitted to ...

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