... FORTHCOMING SPORTING EVENTS. Oct. 17-25. Motor Show, at Olympia. Oct. 21-22.-- Scottish Field Trials (Retrievers). 17-18. Covered Courts C'stiips (Lawn Tennis), at 22-24. Sussex County (Coursing), Aldingbourne. Queen's Club (concluded). 22. New Zealand v. Lancashire (Rugby), at Man- 17-18. Pontefract Races. ohester. 18 and 20.-- Lingfield Park Races and Phoenix 22. England v. Ireland. (Soccer) ...

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... THE PAPER WITH A PERSONALITY EVE the Lady's Pictorial aptly called the feminine counterpart of The Tatler, has a personality of its own. No woman s paper is quite like it. To-day's EVE, with its fashions fiction, pictures, sport, and social atmosphere is a versatile and entertaining shilling's-worth. Do not miss next week's issue the Autumn Fashion Number ...

... j A WINNER-- EVERY WEEK Every lover of sport and the stage should make a point of getting The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News every Friday. All will agree that it is a splendid shilling's-worth ...

... A New Feature The Tatler Acrostic. In this half page our readers will find the fourth of a series of Acrostics, which we propose to continue weekly until further notice. The first prize will be any article up to £2 in value which is adver tised in The Tatler. The second prize will be an in teresting book. Details of a special valuable prize for the most successful competitor over a series ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC A prize of 200 for a correct forecast of the result of the big autumn double the Cesarewich and Cambridgeshire is being offered by'thc Editor of The Sporting and Dramatic. Entries on the prescribed coupon published in the paper must reach the Editor by the first host on Tuesday October 14 ...

... All the Snorts of Interest to You are fully illustrated and described in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News e.ach week. So are. all the amusing Theatrical Events. ...

... EVE AND THE LADY GOLFER No woman's paper has done more for ladies' golf than EVE --the Lady's Pictorial. The EVE Autumn Foursomes, Northern Foursomes, and Scottish Foursomes are firmly established among plus and handicap players alike. The final stages of the Ranelagh Foursomes third year are fully described and illustrated this week ...

... A New Feature The Tatler Acrostic. In this half page our readers will find the fifth of a series of Acrostics, which we propose to continue weekly until further notice. The first prize will be any article up to £2 in value which is adver tised in The Tatler. The second prize will be an in teresting book. Details of a special valuable prize for the most successful competitor over a series ...

... STUDIES IN BIOGRAPHY Sporting Memories. By W. Troup. (Hutchinson.) 18s. net. Major Troup, son of General Colin Troup, is an all-round sportsman and his memories have an all-round interest. The River o ...

... STORIES for OLD and YOUNG Much Delusion. By Gertrude Spinny. (Edward Arnold.) 7s. fid. Eccles' Entertainments. By Christopher Drucc. (John Lane.) 7s. Gd. The Golden Journey of Mr. Paradyne. By William ...

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