... ESTABLISHED OVER 150 YEARS REAL HARRIS TWEEDS AND HOMESPUNS HANDWOVEN BY THE CROFTERS IN THE ISLE OF HARRIS Direct deliveries of these attractive and hard-wearing materials now in stock suit- able for making up into coats, skirts, costumes, etc. ANY LENGTH CUT Patterns on Request, Postage 6d. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY UNLESS COUPONS ARE AVAILABLE ROMANES PATERSON 62 PRINCES STREET EDINBURGH 2 ...

... . Spectators lined up on the river bank to see the Procession of Boats go by. The School v. Eton Ramblers the cricket match in progress on Agar s Plough. Shorn of their decorative attire, but smart and impressive the Procession I of Boats at Fellows Eyot. After the Procession of Boats the Wet-Bobs singing and swinging along on shore to the strains of The Eton Boating Song THE programme of the ...

... . Ghastly suspicion Carol Richman (ELLA RAINES) has a hunch that Jack Marloic (FRANC HOT TONE) is the killer and tries to call the police. The Phantom Lady with the striking hat Scott Henderson (ALAN CURTIS) picks up a strange girl in a bar, and asks her to go to the theatre with him. She accepts. Carol Richman, convinced that Scott Henderson did not kill his wife, tries to get proof of his ...

... THE FIFTH ARMY MAKES JUNCTION WITH THE BRIDGEHEAD FORCES After four months of attack, counter-attack and inevitable lulls, the Anzio forces at last broke out and joined up with the main body of the advancing Fifth Army. A British Reconnaissance Unit came out over the Pontine Marshes south of Littona, and met the advancing elements of an American Division about four miles south of the Mussolini ...

... The Piper Cub is an American-built aeroplane, with seats for two persons, of whom one is usually the observer, facing forward or aft as conditions demand. Its maximum speed is about 90 m.p.h., and it lands at the very low speed of 35 m.p.h. It has been used for a number of purposes over the fighting front in Italy, of which one is depicted in the drawing above. During the initial stages of the ...

... NO wonder that Admiral Sir William James went on the air the other night to launch an appeal for the Empire Society's War Hospitality Com mittee. This organisation devotes itself to providing hospitality for all the Empire troops which come to Great Britain and Ulster. And yet they were able to spend only £40,000 last year. By contrast, the American Red Cross organisation, which does a similar ...

... speeds the plough by night and day Those increased yields from Britain's fields, obtained by a ploughing-up campaign unmatched in the history of agriculture, could not have been achieved so speedily but for the trustworthy tractor tyres which have provided in such great quantities. ...

... SOCIAL functions, with Royalty present, ceased, as such, on September 3, 1939. Preoccupation with State or other duties affecting their subjects, has prevented the King and Queen from enjoying any but the briefest of days of relaxation. Their holiday at home in the grounds of Windsor Home Park was shared by a big Whitsuntide crowd, delighted to see the King in informal tweeds and the Queen and ...

... f^ahieA. oi v ^/^cccUvq^- Fancied Candidates for the Derby and Oaks THE fifth renewal of the war time Oaks and Derby series is down for decision for Friday and Saturday, respectively, the 16th and 17th. My notes are necessarily written before the final forfeits have been declared, but it is possible to set out the names of most of the better fancied candidates. Let me say at once that I have ...

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... ASK A LAND GIRL Ask a Land Girl what she knows about Lister's. She'll tell you of engines and ploughs, of sheep shears and cream separators, of milk coolers and other dairy goods. Who brought the economy of the extra-furrow to her knowledge? She'll probably tell you Lister's. And she CAN tell you. Unlike her friends in the Services, she's free to say what she knows. ...

... By A. Croxton Smith IN no animal that goes on four feet are the principles of altruism so deeply seated as in the dog, who is never so happy as when serving those to whom he is attached. Taking a slight liberty with old Omar, one might say this disposition of his is the sovereign alchemist that in a trice life's leaden metal into gold transmutes. In some breeds heredi tary instincts, ...