... turned barseeker —and scored firafc, the equalising, and then the winning goal .•! Turning up scrap-books, I find the following interesting cutting from one of the best-known sports papers in the wholo of the North England: STRANGER THAN FICTION. I ...

... Winifred Taylor* Duke Street* Harle Syke, near Burnley, LETTERS FROM PRIZE-WINNERS. 9, Lane., Eng.- January 15th, 1924. Uncle Joe.—Many, many thanks, for the charming watch awarded Scrapbook Competition. May the other girl, who also won a prize, get one ...

... because of- tlie bad Weather experienced. The winner the first pi ize was Mr. A. (b, with 34jlhs. from roots; the sec was Mr. J. R. Philips, -with 3-111)3. from six roots; and the prize was divided by Mr. J. Pollard and tyr. A. Shitrr, with 331 bs. each. ...

... telephone gubscriber desiring to the game would be a fast and furious one from was worse because it was mefficiency in sacred rent of real thinking power, demanded effort, returning from the Army abandoned that speak to Gramercy New York, will be that time ...