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... tert*\ Urt\KjJc MY EYES ARE ALWAYS STRAINING IN ARTIFICIAL/ LIGHT Eyes must have exercises. Send to us for these; they are quickly done. Bathe the eyes regularly with Optrex, or, if unobtainable, with boracic acid. Put herbal bandalettes (Is. each) on your eyes while resting, or for a few minutes before sleeping. Under-eye shadows may flag the need for more sleep, more between-meal glasses of ...

... A V p By Jean Bnrnnp Editor Women's Department A good suit, centrepiece of this page, is the centrepiece of most well-considered wardrobes. It-is durable, ever appro priate, versatile as the English weather. Among your clothes, it holds the place held in your affections by a dearly loved and reliable friend. Such a suit is photographed .here, with groups of accessories for different times and ...

... Hand- Knit teds With Long Futures MATERIALS 9 ozs. La Laine 3-ply Navy a little blue and cyclamen wool for edges 15 buttons 2 press studs; Nos. 9 and 11 needles. MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 34 ins. sleeve seam, 20 ins. length, 19 ins. TENSION 9 st. and 10 rows to 1 in. THE BACK Cast on 136 st. with No. 9 needles. Work 1 row k., then start pattern as follows 1st row. K. 2 to?., but do not s. off ...

... 1 1 f- *v* As the vast tentacles of this war unfold and the prob lems to come are thrown into greater relief, the world is learning the full significance of education. borne believe that the new world can only be shaped by first banishing illiteracy from the earth. Psycho logical research combined with the demands of present- day life point more and more to the necessity of relating education ...

... sr MRnai w H Harella salutes the spring with this new suit, most cunningly contrived in pure worsted chalk-stripe flannel. Note the trim easiness oj its cut and the clever pocket-plan. That flattering fit and inspiration of design appear in all Harella suits and coats, utilities included. All the best-known fashion stores feature Harella tailoreds, so yoiill fmd them near at hand. In case of ...

... The u worn i UPSTICK for individual loveliness On duty you must look smart-but never painted. NATURAL matches perfectly your individual colouring. Available on request at your N.A. A.F.I. Canteen. mrt i i n M ^ove money and mtal by sovinp ynur lipstick container Refill r for medium and larpe sizes 16 and 413. ...

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... WAY #F THE WAR By Jortsighi This Decisive Year IN all quarters it is now recognised that 1942 may prove to be the decisive year of the war. The next nine months can determine whether it is to be victory or some thing hardly distinguishable from defeat. Germany is hard pressed. By their constant harrying of the enemy throughout the winter the Russians have greatly increased the diffi culties of ...

... A Family of Three Captain and Mrs. George Brodrick and Mhari Mother and Daughter Snow Scene The Brodricks at Home Photographs by Comptoii Collier These pictures of Captain George Brodrick and his wife and small daughter were taken in Surrey, at the old farmhouse which is now their home. Captain Brodrick, who is in the Irish Guards, is the Countess of Midleton's only son by her first husband, ...

... Red Cross Parcels for Prisoners Packing at Two Centres These packers are all voluntary workers at the North Row Centre and the Next of Kin Centre, Finsbury Circus. From North Row, hundreds of food parcels are despatched and finally delivered to every British and Dominion prisoner of war and interned civilian through out Germany and Italy. Each one contains a balanced diet to supplement what is ...