... OWILT1NE' OV/qLTINE TONIC FOOD BEVERACE SrisuAj&s SckjuxcL, NcduJinL SCeep Prices in Ct. Britain and Northern Ireland, 1/3, 2/-- and 3/9 per tin J&ouzefuX YUgAis /z/ U*NJOY sound, refreshing sleep every night by 1 drinking delicious Ovaltine before retiring. You will prove as many thousands have done that Ovaltine is Tired Nature's Sweet Restorer. Sleep induced by drugs or sedatives is neither ...

... The HP f I X wo V^/Oiour Trousseau By jMarjory C-liarlton for Brides and Others Some Dress Economy secrets translated into attractive terms WHAT is the secret of being well dressed, with out spending a lot of money? For there is one. How, otherwise, can you account for the large number of attractively clad women? They don't all pay super tax. Stitch, stitch, stitch is neither the order of ...

... c)tie Yacht A search for some compro mising letters leads to a mistake as to the name of the yacht on which they are supposed to be hidden, and an unusual situation arises with what might have been disastrous results. /by frank Swinnefron AT every word spoken by Muriel, Joyce's cheeks burned hotter and hotter. She had never been so indignant. But she had begun by being embar rassed, for Muriel ...

... Brighter Br i dge By G. H. W. RAMSEY A WEEKLY Bridge Competi tion is now incorporated in BRITANNIA. The answers to the problems, which must be addressed to: The Bridge Editor, BRITANNIA, Inveresk House, Strand, London, W.C.2, must reach this office not later than the Friday following publication. The decision of the Card Editor is final. PROBLEM XIV. West deals and bids i Heart North, no bid ...

... CHESS By T. C. EVANS Problem No. 15 by A. C. Challenger The scoring for the above in the Ladder Tourney will be four points for the key and one point for every forced White second move, short mates not counting. For a dua1 continuation, only one point will count. Solutions (postcards preferred) should be addressed, Chess Editor, Britannia, Inveresk House, Strand, W.C.2, and they must arrive ...

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... . IT is true that the Committee is resigned to this position and asserts that other commercial countries are in a similar case. But are they? Is there any other country whose economic policy hangs like Mahomet's coffin between the heaven of Protec tion and the earth of Free Trade in a state of precarious and indefinite sus pense? There was a similar period in Germany; out msmarcK put an end to ...

... By E. M. T^ossiter A MASS of ferrous rock reposes for billions of years two thousand feet below the ground. The modern miracle man waves a wand. From the rock pours a stream of glowing iron. Mystic ingredients-- carbon, manganese, nickel, or chromium-- are added to it, and, lo and behold, it is spun into a huge fairy web of steel, and bearing twenty people aloft, it flies from London to Paris ...

... Saving Art T reasures for the Nation By R. H. W ILENSKI reople grumble because so many of our art treasures cross the Atlantic. Do these people realise that, without greater public financial support, it is almost impossible to retain them since American museums are far better endowed than are our own WHENEVER, as now happens so frequently, some celebrated work of art is sold to America, ...

... Sr Harold Thomson The story of the return of a Scottish prodigal to his Father who had studiously spread it abroad in the village that his son was making good in America OLD Fergus Blair went to the cottage door with his departing caller. They stood in the porch for a minute or so, and it was then that Guthrie, the vil lage lawyer and its chief male gossip, referred to the older man's son who ...

... oprmgJamtoKT 0 ZH. yowr Mome By J ulia Cairns INTERESTING, this fashion business; time was, when it meant nothing more than whether sleeves should be long or short, dresses plain or figured but we are past that now, happily well past, and to-day with every bit as much interest as she takes in planning her wardrobe, does modern woman scheme also to keep abreast of the times in all matters ...