... FERDINAND TUOHY C. PATRICK THOMPSON B. L JACOT JANE GORDON ...

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... lfisctrif{ iB Dad fired a Home Guard spigot mortar And now the Clock Tower somewhat shorter t A fJ and Weston MAKES the biscuit Like all the other Services3 labour. They are always ready Homj Guards can often put a to serve. few biscuits to very good use. Look at it however you like In the home itself in office weight for weight, penny for and factory as well biscuits penny, point for point ...

... u Housewives whose time is divided be- tween war work and the care of the home, find Mansion a real help in giving their Floors, Furniture and Linoleum a brilliant and lasting polish. /x FOR FLOORS, FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM ...

... ., The whirr of machinery is now her daily serenade her brain and fingers work at lightning speed the hours, days, weeks, months, wear on. We can't all work in munition factories. But we can all bring this quality of persever; our own war jobs. For this is the spirit wins through the spirit that will earn 1 workers the wonder of the future: But for them, in the time of their country's need ...

... Ia¥S i 1 LA¥1 i I? because it's Tailored 1 because it's made in 7 sizes because it's still made to the Kayser idea of style and quality TAILORED UNDER WE is supreme in both cost and coupon value k' ...

... Housewives Want I\o More of These In view of an almost servant less future, no more labora tory kitchens, but kitchens large enough to swing cats in, decorative enough to take meals in, and divided into two sections so as to keep practical equipment in tactful isolation. Cupboard shelves not to be too high; gas cookers not to be too low; sinks made to measure so that the backaching business of ...

... Next to food and the current war situation the cost of living is an inexhaustible topic to-day. financially speaking, there are two classes of people in this war. There is the class whose incomes have been reduced by it and there is the class widespread and covering every social sphere whose finances have been im proved. This is indisputable. For the first class, probably the hardest hit are ...

... glSTO glSTO Ge°fifRr.. Received., a/ graceful compliment Prom Auntie Ann, who liked, her food, She said* This gravy's very good- Let me congratulate you Jeff, You've got a really first-class chef. It's never yet to her occurred That is the magic word V ...

... your t Aiiti- 5 Kamnia your c Anti- a Kamnia THAT DANCE IS 'OFF' TO-NIGHT, JIM After a busy week on duty how she had looked forward to the break! If you are handicapped by periodical indisposition often with throb bing headache and down-dragging pains put an end to these black days with the aid of ''. Just take one or two tablets f f\g\ at the first symptoms and f IK j you will feel fit and ...

... AN ADI M AN AD| M OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE Sustained effort, longer hours and harder work mean for many workers undue suffering from headaches and muscular aches and pains. The importance of ANADIN in giving lasting relief from pain, without depressing after-effects, is widely recognised in Government fac tories. Owing to priority calls in this direction your local chemist may occa sionally be ...

... J. E. ATKINSON LTD. J. E. ATKINSON LTD. ATKINSONS y^Jau fit* K_^ologne If Charlotte Bronte or Mrs. Henry Wood are to be believed, a governess in the past had a sad life, her chief solace being escape to her room, where she sobbed her regrets into a lace hanky and dabbed her forehead with Eau de Cologne. T oday, her counterpart, running a day nursery with at least 20 children, has no time for ...