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... I owe my life to the P.D.5.A. and the generous people who support this great animal charity. BOB. THERE ARE COUNTLESS THOUSANDS OF OTHER DOGS, CATS, HORSES, AND ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF ANIMALS, WHO LOOK TO THE P.D.S.A. TO RELIEVE THEIR SUFFERINGS. Every penny subscribed helps to relieve some animal from pain. Please send a donation to Hon. Treasurer 14, CLIFFORD STREET, LONDON, W.1 ...

... (MnM (MKP11MI1E Meat for two, does for three WHEN YOU COOK IT IN t) CARRY ON, CASSEROLES What a boon they were in the last war, and how this splendid economical method of cooking has advanced with the coming of Phoenix, the clear oven glass. The level, even heat obtained inside a Phoenix dish causes less meat shrinkage than by any other way. Every drop of goodness is conserved. Every ounce of ...

... A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM HELENA RUBINSTEIN Do you know that for every woman born beautiful, ninety-nine achieve beauty for themselves? I have seen women of every age and type of skin-- women who had given up all hope of loveliness, utterly transformed. And I can promise you that just ten minutes every day devoted to the basic essentials of beauty will literally work wonders Why not begin to-day ...

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... Wings Over The Navy The Fleet Air Ar?n cmd their Ceaseless work of Tatrol over the British Navy. By Stanley Jackson. LORD HAW-HAW, the egregious broadcaster from Hamburg, en livened the first dreary months of the war by constantly asking the British Admiralty to in form him of the where abouts of the Ark Royal. Laying down a neavy barrage of sarcasm and innuendo, he crowed over the destruction ...

... Old Tales Re-told A Saracen Heroine Caulah preserves her Honour and that of her fellow captives by her Daring and Fiery Te?nper Written and Illustrated by F. Matania, R.I. THE episode that I am going to relate is chiefly concerned with a group of warlike and heroic women. Their exploits are not so spectacular as those of the rebellious Greek Amazons of legend; but they are none the less ...

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... Power Alternatives Using Petrol Substitutes By A. Percy Bradley IN these clays when petrol restrictions are necessarily severe all of us are wondering what is going to happen if the meagre monthly ration is further curtailed. Owing to war conditions these notes of mine have to be written a long time before they actually appear in print and so it is quite possible that when my readers learn ...