... THE FEBRUARY NUMBER OF EVE IS ON SALE This number easily surpasses its three predecessors, and as they disappeared so rapidly that many would-be readers were disappointed, we hope you will be quick and get your coby now. This is the last appearance of Eve as a monthly paper she has grown-up, and begins her weekly career on March II next ...

... THE FIRST WEEKLY ISSUE OF EVE WILL BE PUBLISHED TO-MORROW MARCH 11 Do not fail to order your copy in order to avoid disappointment. The success of Eve has been colossal-- and sustained. Buy a copy, and you will understand why ...

... I rz? 1 1 1 I JUdr,^^ 1 J*-r* t 19a0 I Karoh lot 1920 I I A/ Blank, BsQ. 1 1 Disnay Court. 1 1 33aar Slr- T vave had much pleasure In placing 1 T +n vour letter, I ha 0f my Diary. I sssi a- I You will notice thai Ita( plaoe Betting 1 Events °r ,^cC1f arts Odds On. rieht up I I the favourite star Conr..^^ I Your Commissions may ahoul4 any U' j'fj, handed in^ if foml 1 1 U -nrttfd. e-^M^of. ...

... DO NOT FORGET TO ORDER THE THIRD WEEKLY NUMBER OF EVE WHICH IS PUBLISHED TO-MORROW ...

... DO NOT FORGET TO ORDER THE FOURTH WEEKLY NUMBER OF EVE, WHICH IS PUBLISHED TO-MORROW ...

... EVE is the most beautiful, artistic, interesting ladies' paper in the world. Her colour reproductions open a new era in illustrated journalism. In the next number produced to-morrow Mr. H H Hilton commences a series of articles on Ladies' Golf. Golf and tennis are the two ladies' sports upon which EVE will specialise. Our readers should not fail to buy this unique complement to their old ...

... NOW YOU MEN-COME OFF IT! Matty would-be readers of EVE, our new, and, tho' we sez it as shouldn't, delightful paper, are being disappointed in obtaining their copies. In these days of paper shortage we cannot print indiscriminately, and therefore we suggest that the numerous males, many of them with the palbably cheerful expression that betokens the bachelor, should buy THE SPHERE, for ...

... E VE -E VER Y WEEK-- More charming, artistic, and delightful as time goes on. No woman at this crucial time of the year, when Fashion is issuing her delightful but drastic decrees as to what is and what is not to be worn, can afford to be without Eve. To save disappoint ment, order from your newsagent now ...

... LADY BON HAM -CARTER, LADY MAIDSTONE, AND LADY HILLINGDON Are the subject of beautiful camera studies in the issue of EVE which comes out to-morrow. In addition to Eve in Paradise, that matchless article on the very latest whispers on fashions from Paris, there are many articles and short stories of great interest, and beautiful drawings, including a double-page in colour by Brunelleschi the ...

... EVE y1 he foundations of this wonderful new woman s paper may now be said to be well and truly Jff laid, and now begin additions, improvements, and Jjff alterations which promise to make this paper the perfect complement of your old friend, The Tatler. Eve includes, besides the wonderful and j. unique pages in colour: AN ESS A Y by Richard King. BOOKS are now fully treated by one of the most ...

... E VE Eve has secured the services of Mrs. Lambert Chambers the world-famous tennis player, to write a series of articles dealing with ladies' tennis, which will commence in the issue of June 10 next. Eve gets more interesting and beautiful every week. ...

... EVE To-morrow's Eve will be a special American Visitors' number, and in addition to several articles and pictures of American interest, Mrs. Lambert Chambers continues her interesting articles on tennis. In the same issue a series begins of open letters to golfing Eves, the first addressed to Miss Cecil Leitch (Lady Open Champion, 1914 and 1920). ...