... Smooth up the loose skin as shown in this illustra tion you will then see what a wonderful differ- nce even this slight al teration makes in your appearance yet it is but an indication of what is accomplished every day. ESTABLISHED 1910.; given by a celebrated Swiss skin specialist who has treated over 6,000 men and women in London and abroad. No more Massage, Powder and Puff to hide your age. ...

... LAG0NDA LIMITED LAG0NDA LIMITED All-British PNEUMATIC UPHOLSTERY was a A i| novel feature at the Olympia Show. Lagonda standardised this refinement two of the rr Lagonda goes ahead and gets there, Times whilst others are counting ifs and whys. That is why the 1925 Lagonda Models lead in performance in comfort in attractive lines and perfect finish and most important of all in value. 12/24 ...

... Sur BEX (4,500 Ft.) 13 hours from Paris. THE WINTER SPORTS CENTRE OF FRENCH SWITZERLAND. Simplon Line. Fare: £4 O 9 from London. Perfect Snow and Ice conditions with 8 hours of Sunshine in average per day. BOB, LUGE, and SKELETON RUNS. 40.000 square yards of Skating. Curling and Hockey Rinks. GRAND HOTEL, I D T HOTEL and PENSION, MUVERAN I T /\,L./\GI1 BELLEVUE English and Catholic Chaplaincy ...

... The daughter of the late Earl of Wilton and the sister of the present one, who was formerly in the navy and served (1914- in the late war. He married the daughter of Sir William Petersen, K.B.E., of Eigg, Inverness. Lord Wilton's heir, the little Viscount Grey de Wilton, was born in 1921, and his only other child, his daughter, Lady Alexandra Egerton, was born in 1919. 1 Lady Mary Egerton is ...

... This group includes the statuette Eve, vase in pale green glass with intaglio ivy leaf design, powder box, and perfume bottle with apple blossom design. beauty and diversity THE modern vogue in glass is admirably reflected in these creations of Rend Lalique. Yet the complete group, so varied in its appeal, gives only a glimpse of Lalique's art. The great collection at Breves' Lalique ...

... IRo^uiiradl &E&dl Alboisi The third All Children's Pony Show and Gymkhana will be held at Dunster Lawns (by kind permission of Alexander Luttrell) on Friday, August 16. Judging commences at ten oclock, and entries close on Friday, August 9. A few numbered and reserved oar stalls on the rails may be booked in advance. There are all sorts of amusing races, including tennis-ball and racquet race, ...

... Tq) _J1 Weddings and J lb\yipS(a, o Engagements. Recent Engagements. ONE of the latest announcements is the engagement of Captain the Hon. Donald Howard, late of the 3rd Hussars, to Miss Diana Loder, twin -daughter of Mr. Gerald and Lady Louise Loder. The bride groom-to-be is the eldest son of the late Mr. Robert J. B. Howard, F.R.C.S., and Lady Strathcona and Mount Royal. 1 he engagement was ...

... Mr. Dion Titheradge's crook play at the Royalty is a bumper success, as most crook plays are, even when they are not as good as this one. Mr. C. V. France plays the wicked old doctor, and Mr. Leon Quartermaine is Guy Merrow, the debonair hero, who goes into a perfect hornets' nest of cut-throats at the Crooked Billet inn. It is a first-rate hair-raising thriller, and the whole company seem to ...

... By Biclhairdl That Bohemian Atmosphere. AFTER many years of suffering-- with anything but Chris tian fortitude!-- from certain plays and certain stories, I have come to the conclusion that there is no atmosphere more difficult to portray successfully than the Bohemian one. Beside it, the supernatural is comparatively easy. High Life is more tricky, but nevertheless it can be done. The ...

... KEILLEtfS KEILLERfS This is not an ordinary orange It is the small valuable bitter orange used in Keiller's Marmalade. Its rough skin is full of little cells, holding the aromatic juices which make Keiller's Marmalade so rich in flavour. The heart of the orange gives that slight but pleasant bitterness to Keiller's which makes this marmalade so appetising and so delicious. DUNDEE MARMALADE ...

... By B0 Salbiretiaclhie. A LITTLE bit of matted English history has come my way, and as it is always a good thing to try to cheer people up I hasten to pass it on in the hope that it may be new. The question in a history paper for the young was:-- What do you know about Queen Elizabetn ana btr waiter Raleigh The answer given was Queen Elizabeth rode through the streets of Coventry naked to save ...

... All iim, the Game g A. A. B0 LORD BIRKENHEAD'S speech against the admission of peeresses in their own right to the House of Lords was, to my mind, illogical. It may be true that female peerages owe their creation to the desire to reproduce the male line, but what of that? It is at least as creditable an origin as money made by the pro duction of beer, or a newspaper, or a furni ture shop, or ...