... degrees below normal Since midnight light moderate winds have been maintained from between east and east-south-east barometer been rising at intervals to-day with periods from time titae of hour or complete steadiness Visibility been bad with mist and fog ...

... --Novel interest short. dealing with domestic life amongst the primitive South Sea natives. The material is taken from Zane Grey's scrapbook. Good featurette. A.P. AND D. ALICE'S LITTLE /'AAA/)E. American (I). f Rdeasr date ~at fixed. —An early Walt Disney ...

... received more letters and telegrams from friends Derby conveying their good wishes, than he can answer. Will I let them knowhow much he appreciates their kind thoughts of him and Mrs. Vincent? One telegram was from Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reid. People in ...

... What do you considet the world's most beautiful sight 7' was a question put recently by the Paris Midi to a group of eminent men. Artist Jacques Blanche replied The view of London Bridge. the Docks and Westminster. This from a Frenchman is praise indeed ...

... duplicate to the stage, explained to the audience that Mr. Star was suffering from an attack of laryngitis, but so great was his sense of obligation to his fans that he had risen from a sickbed to let them look at him and to take a bow. The duplicate took a ...

... A READER'S COMMENTS. Sir, —111 your issue to-day 1 observe what 1 think three items good news First, the suggestion si “Scrapbook for everv Parish! Your article on this certainly admirable. Ami may I venture a further supplementary note; vis., that every ...

... “alentines : Idea for new Church G. H. Hewitt,, of St. Ippolyts. Apparently they occasionally derive some advantage from the coincidence. From what was said at the meeting of the Ruri-Decanal Conference at Hitchin on Monday it would seem that the Pirton ...

... Editor's Scrap-Book has its customary collection of topical jokes and drawings, and the verse, always in The Windsor, is of high quality. There are the usual notes for motorists Barrd Lyndon, and Judith Lynn Mabey in Woman's World gives much ...

... P' l ol - liiciii r The Arthur Wray, George ;on Grace Webster also Wreoo world subject. I am so glad , t° ,, o° o 4,t treat, many of you took MY tw o , o ,te they a scrap-book. I have se„` v - ro s. It must making, and it was real t ''graP i! I some- ...

... cks, whose death announced to-day, travelled daily the V miler from Slough to London and hack. and wa s reputed to hare covered &MON miler, the equivalent of about 2S trips round the world. Mr Bentley was 81. He the Great Western Railway Company's oldest ...

... officer for Leeds, Flying-Officer R. Money. During the War he was brought down France by direct hilt from a German shell which removed the engine from the machine he was flying, and spent the rest the War a prisoner. he has had enough adventures The air ...

... Miss Jean Pearce; Miss M. Durant; hooks, Payne; books and dolls, Mr and the Misses Jackson - dolls and scrapbooks. 'Bristol Observer'; scrapbooks. Ist Churchill Girl Guides; children's easels. Miss Ross-, toy animal. Miss M. E. King; joint of beef. Mr ...