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... II Y Mr- Mrs- OWEN NARES enjoying a plain Martini Vermouth, V their favourite meal-time drink. J PLAIN MAR 1 INI Vermouth is the ideal drink before or with the meal. This fine rich health-giving wine never leaves an unpleasant after-effect for it is infused with rare aromatic herbs that tone up the stomach, heart, liver and kidney;. For the sake of your appetite, your digestion, your figure ...

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... v c k e r y TWO NEW SPRING FURS FROM v i ckery's SPRING COLLECTION Beautifully Marked Ocelot from Vickery's Spring Collection. Light, practical coat that looks grand with town or country clothes. Full length 59 gns. Three-quarter Ocelot coats, 39 gns. Finger tip coats in Ocelot Cat 23 gns. Full length 35 gns. White Dyed Blue Fox one of Vickery's new boleros in superb skins, 35 gns. Silver Fox ...

... By SABRETACHE WE are in the habit of damning our Amateur Strategists into small heaps. It would be interesting to learn what the German General Staff are saying about their Amateur Strategist. The German G.S., incidentally, is a very learned body and has forgotten more about war than the House-Painter Amateur Strategist ever knew. The trouble is that no one in Germany dare think aloud. HE ...

... 7l C)VCLCll The Tatler in Town and Country What e'er men do, or fay or think or dream, Our motley paper feizes for its theme The slogan, from Juvenal, wiicb prefaced Sir Richard Steele's original Tatler of 1709 The War and the Intelligentsia The excitement of waiting upon the mid- night news is accentuated if you happen to be reading The Crew of the Anaconda. Although Mr. A. G. ...

... Mr. Jack Lovelock on Grantham The famous runner is equally good on four legs, and was a notable competitor at this interesting contest Safely Over a Sussex Heave Gate Mrs. Nigel Hamhro and partner in the Open Pairs Class. Not a terribly formidable obstacle, but the steeds are taking no chances Mr. Stanley Barratt Gives His Daughter Rosemary a First The event was the jumping competition for ...

... ENGLISH HOTELS ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL ST. LEONARDS-ON-SEA still offers spring visitors all the amenities and comforts that have made the hotel famous. The ballroom and adjacent toilets have been made gas and splinter proof. In the long sun lounge close to the sea you may enjoy the maximum of spring sunshirje. Special quotations for long term residents Telephone: HASTINGS 869 CARLTON HOTEL Right ...

... NEW FACES AT THE COMEDY The Author of Balalaika finds Fresh Talent for an Intimate Revue Eric Maschwitz ought to be right on the top of the wave, for not only has he put one in bang in the centre of the target with this witty, pretty and tuneful show, but he has collected some fascinating fledglings who have never before been in the headlights. His Balalaika film is also a winner. There is ...

... AN ANGLO-AMERICAN PAY- PARTY IN AID OF THE PRISONERS OF WAR This Anglo-American pay-party, for which Mrs. Reynolds Albertini worked so hard, was held at the Dorchester, and from all information received amply accomplished the object for which it was set on foot. The central idea is to provide funds for the Community Treasure Chest, which sends books to sailor, soldier, and airman prisoners of ...