... Looking Ahead-- to th e B o on t int o II r Ferdinand Tuoln SOMEBODY told me I needed another hobby, so I've started collecting boons. The idea came one grey day as I read of another Benign Thing To Come. Of course! Now was the proper season, the latter part of wartime, that intent looking-ahead period. One could scarcely help seeing boons ahead. My opening entry chanced to be Traverse Machine ...

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... BUBBLE and SQUEAK YOU know, dear, said she, love is a wonderful thing. I've just read an article here in this paper all about a man who reached the age of forty without learning to read and write. Then he fell in love with a woman, and for her sake he made a scholar of himself in two years. That 's nothing, replied her husband. I knew a man who was a profound scholar at forty. Then he met ...

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... It II! II LI! a\d lSOLEAK Stories from Everywhere A SAILOR went dashing down the quayside to a boat just as she was pulling out. The boat had moved off three or four yards, and he jumped and fell, hitting the deck with the back of his head. for several minutes he lay stunned. When he came to, the boat was several hundred yards from the shore. He looked back, blinked a time or two, and shouted: ...

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... Remember This August Some Elnshhochs of Events in the ffolitlotf Month of ftt.'t/i By Ferdinand Tnohy NOTHING much in that, said the war worker, tossing aside the daily paper. What has happened to all the things that used to go into the newspapers I mean, what did they fill the newspapers with before the war? It all seems so long ago can't even remember what the news bulletins 'were like ...

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... One Thing and Another By D. B. Wyndham Lewis Ace THE former Yorkshire seat of George Osbaldeston, Esq.-- The Squire-- is up for sale. Let us lay a pensive laurel on the cenotaph of a great forgotten Regency figure who is undoubtedly-- even more than that raving lunatic Jack Mytton-- the arche type of Mr. Belloc's celebrated Nordic Man. Five feet six high, with (says the acid Creevey) the ...

... INNES. HENDERSON COMPANY LIMITED, ROTH THE BRAVE AND THE FAIR are buying Rraemar Many people, when war broke out, hastened to buy Braemar. They did not know whether the war would last long or not, hut they knew that Braemar woollens would. Ladies bought Braemar, for themselves, for their hus bands and their children. Men joining the Forces saw to it that Braemar went into their kitbags. The ...