... PHOTOGRAPH DY LENARE. MRS. WINGATE, wife of Brigadier 0. C. Wi ngate, whose daring guerilla force of mixed troops Wi ngate' s Follies kept the Japs in Burma on the run for three months met her husband romantically on board ship in the Mediterranean when she was fifteen. Two years later they i cere married. Mrs. Wingate, now aged twenty-six, is the daughter of Mr. W. E. Moncrieff Paterson, of ...

... MOTLEY NOTES. By ALAN KEMP. Once Upon a Time. A vivid recollection of a flower-like childhood is the first time I ever listened to a telephone. I must have been about seven or eight, I suppose, and I had often yearned for this thrill, but our household did not boast such a marvel, and it was in the house of a princely neighbour that I was given the treat-- as a reward, I should like to think, ...

... Table Waters An artist' s impression of a convoy in the days of the. Napoleonic wars, showing a third rater flying the white ensign escorting East and West Indiamen down channel to the J Scillies. There the convoy would break up and the Indiamen proceed independently. wince 1]()0 By Appointment i Since the early days of the Convoy system, then, as now, instituted for the protection of our ...

... They do the whole outfit from top to toe Service Jacket and Trousers from £11 7 6 Khaki Shirt and 2 Collars from 15 6 Sam Browne Belt and Brace from 1 17 6 Peaked Dress Cap from 1 10 0 Shoes -2100 Ties Socks I ^re a^80 obtainable p. at reasonable prices Braces at all branches. Underclothes J AUSTIN REED OF REGENT STREET AND PROVINCIAL CITIES Natural Skunk- Smaht and atfhactiAte J fpfi Toufn ...

... i' -yi HAVE YOU BY ANY CHANCE NOTICED A YOUNG MAN WITH DARK EYES, IN KHAKI, AND WEARING ONE OF THOSE VERY SMART BERETS? DRAWN BY FRANK REYNOLDS. ...

... By JOYCE DENNYS. MY DEAR ROBERT-- Faith and the Conductor really are engaged now and he has bought her a ring. I think they will be married soon, because Faith can't get domestic help, and she says she simply must have somebody in the house to bring her early-morning tea. Of course, the Conductor no longer does housework for me, but I can't say I mind much. It was very exhausting having to ...

... BURBERRYS BURBERRYS STAFF WORK Burberrys still have staffs of elderly, ex perienced men with that ability to turn out the class of work which gives an Officer com plete satisfaction in the wear and appearance of his Uniform during and after long service. The exigencies of war have affected the qualities of materials, but Burberrys still use only the finest qualities obtainable, and it is ...

... |P I HOPE YOU By HARRY HEARSON. PRESENTLY he will come through the clump of oak-trees on the ridge, and for a moment he will be silhouetted, like the stroke of a blunt pencil, against the deepening blue of the evening sky. That is why I am writing this on the table by the lattice window of my cottage, so that I can see when he is coming, for I must finish writing before he arrives. He will ...

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... By JOYCE DENNYS. I MY DEAR ROBERT-- The Conductor and Faith are married. At the last moment Faith developed Qualms, Doubts and Fears. First she said she wanted to be married in a Registry Office, and when the Conductor stoutly refused to be a party to such heathenish antics, she said she couldn't be married in our Church, because the face of a Cen turion in the East window always reminded her ...

... (iRp^S) (jRp^S) Happy days will be here again when junk and old clothes are merely playthings for children. Until then, back up the Salvage Drive in your locality to the limit. For salvage releases shipping, defeats the enemy's attempt to starve us of raw materials, makes up for our lost sources of supply and helps to equip our fighting men. So turn out your attics, search your cupboards from ...