... By Harry J. Greentrall THE next time I see Paris, my heart will be blithe and gay, all right. How would I wish to see it? You mean, perhaps, at what period of the year would I like to see it again? Well, as it happens, we were dis cussing just that the other evening. We had been examin ing some pictures of Paris, beautifully reproduced, in Goebbels's publication Signal. One picture, taken from ...

... A Day Dy The Sea f By B. Melville Nicholas THE main purpose of our brief holidays this year must be to gather up stores of fitness against the long months of winter and the gigantic tasks that await us. Of all the holidays that suit the times, one that gives you the stimulating air of sea and cliffs is surely the best. Of course, we are a country at war and many restrictions have been imposed ...

... Water mill* U C. it. Stevenson WATE RMILLS belong to the English scene. They are as much a part of the landscape as the ancient cottages and village churches. Built primarily for grinding corn into flour for the people's bread, many of them occupy sites whereon mills have stood for a thousand years. Some are in ruins; others have been reconstructed several times since Norman days: whilst a ...

... j i t.v ir r -r mwiirrrr 1 Summer Jacket I jfc. Palest Pink with Black j I Bl: 1 Rraid. in a word. F.leaant I mm MATERIALS 9 oz. Lister's Lavenda 3-ply pink; No. 10 needles; 8 button moulds; 5 vds. black wool braid. V.fl MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 35 ins. length, 19 ins. sleeve seam, 18 ins. H TENSION i B| 7J sts. and 10 rows to 1 in. tM THE BACK rm Cast on 115 sts. Work as follows yNU 1st row. ...

... , , This endurance Overhead, enemy engines lurk panting in the sky. The attack has- been long but the ambulance moves ahead in the hands of a brave girl. We can't all be ambulance drivers. But we can display, in whatever our daily job, this spirit of undaunted endurance. This is the spirit that entitles us to take our place in the ranks of those of whom one 1 day the world will say But for ...

... PepPOS Pol9S There used to be certain days when I was absolutely miserable and could not work, but since Cephos was introduced to me I am saved all that pain and depression it's wonderful I always feel fit. Cephos is the prescription of an eminent Harley Street Physician. It is a safe and certain remedy and is relied upon to-day by thousands of women. Cephos also gives quick relief from ...

... , , A Tomorrow will dawn when imagination can have free rein again when colour and loveliness can be added to craftsmanship and quality, to express the exhilaration of peace-time days. That is the glory to come. TODAY we are making WAUKEEZI ORIGINALS with all the charm and style war-time restrictions permit, still finely made, good- looking shoes. They are obtainable in strictly limited ...

... XIVKE 1 EN O S 1 ((FRUIT V, I Large famUy s^ I U 8 Handy s.2'- -ir-n- -■■Vriit.Y-, ■-M J W SZ2 1A He's falling in love again ...

... ■ll J IM The finest Soap for a lovely baby Always use Soap for I baby's bath. See how it comforts I and refreshes, leaves his skin glow- I ing with health, soft and velvety. Soap is the surest way of purifying and cleansing tie skin. H ^04 Of all Chemists and Stores. ...

... , , When Peace Comes The fine workmanship and materials of the requisite quality for making Minry Chairs and Sectional Bookcases are not available to-day. In any case, few of us have opportunity or leisure for their enjoyment, should we be so fortunate as already to possess them. Those peaceful hours of relaxation in the luxurious comfort of a Minty Chair; the thrill of housing a growing ...

... FIGHTER INTERLUDE The Hurricanes go into Battle By F. V. G. Royce THE scene Is a Royal Air Force aerodrome, and at the remote end the windsock blows out straight towards me, vivid white in the rays of the hot sun. We taxi our Hurricane fighter aeroplanes to a suitable position for take-off. Far away behind, against the sharply-lit hangar buildings, Mac, my fitter, waves adieu. A good man, Mac, ...

... 1 WsSBSm inifred Lewis w Wk W^ajMHHHT mm DO you remember how people said that girls would never be a suc cess on the land because of this and the other thing? Even the farmers themselves were as sceptical as anvone around that time. War brings a lot of wisdom along with the other things it brings. I made the acquaintance of a crowd of Land Army women last spring, somewhere out on the windswept ...