... INSUREB 2 By CIAS. GRAVIES Tug-hand Wot yer scared of old 'un You an' yer ship's well protected agin collisions an' kisses CIA„ GRAVES ...

... THE OUTRAGE-- OR SOMEONE THROWN S CONFETTI AT A SOCIETY WEDDINC By H. M. 'bateman A limited number of specially printed and mounted copies of the above picture can be obtained from the ■pffices of this paper at the price of 10s. 6d. each signed artist's proofs at 20s. each postage. 6d. extra ...

... OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. Small Boy I wants a collar for our Dad Shopman Wants a collar What sort Like I've got on Small Boy: No, a clean one By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. ...

... A MIXED GOLF GRILL Most of the people and certainly England's Guest House, more particularly known as the Palace Hotel, Torquay, will be familiar to everyone in the golfing world, and Mel has done his best to rope in some who are not actually in that world. Our Golfing Correspondent makes a mention in his notes of the short course championship at the Palace Hotel ...

... A COLLECTION OF OUR STORM TROOPS Our 1933 Ryder Cup team, which will be in action at Southport by the time this little gallery of striking portraits appears, is the youngest on record, and the experts believe that this a favourable omen, and decline to think that the American invaders are unbeatable. This is eminently the right spirit with which to go into battle, and the pundits hold that ...