... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM ROBINSON'S S 'Patent' BARLEY cvs-6i You've been very patient says OLD HETHERS I know you've missed my bottled Robinson's Lemon Barley Water, for many have written to tell me so. It's true that it will return with peace, which, we all hope, is not far away, but in the meantime, I suggest that you make your barley water at home, from ...

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... By Frank H. Shaw BETWEEN the first inception of a ship and her triumphant maiden voyage, a complicated programme of dexterous construction has to be arranged and completed. There will be little shipbuilding of the luxury-liner type for some time. The type of ship likely to become most-popular in so far as new construction is concerned promises to be the 12,000-ton, 18-knot Intermediate liner ...

... tl^juliummer MADNESS S tttf oi* v- tr abI1V^a^°^ °f >t9Ve s I \i I do a sudden starvation diet s (5/LA_ G^jQ^yiy AO* in the hot weather, c There is no need to eat ...

... ROBERT SOUTHEY lived in an age when you could not be a literary man without quarrelling. You wrote a poem about the S Lakes, then looked around for some hapless rival to pitch into them. He warned Charlotte Bronte off poetry, saying: Literature cannot 5 be the business of a woman's life, and it ought not to be. He wrote s of Shelley at his death that his writings were not bad enough in some ...

... IF, in the past, your child had the measles or an attack of earache, you sent for the doctor. If, in fact, he deve loped any of the common or not-so- common symptoms of ill health, there was something you could do about it. But what if it happened that your child developed symptoms of some equally commonplace mental or emotional upset? What could you do? Nothing, except to take disciplinary ...

... , , A nice warm bath and then a rub down with a Morning Joy Towel .'so soft and gentle and so cuddly. No won der she's so happy. V A McAyO N A Father's and Mother's favourite, too and so colourful and decorative in the bathroom. It won't be long now before they are easier to buy. The range of VANTONA household Textiles also includes Court Bedcovers, Blansheets, Down Quilts, Ticks and ...

... X X The Woman In x White x A Drama of the Sea By C. Hedley Barker x x THE long line of palms, of mangoes and Tapang-trees was upheld for a moment like a frieze against the glittering sky as the Borneo Prince moved lazily at her anchorage off shore. Mr. Bly, the Company's agent, his eyes protruding desperately under the influence of tropical heat, mopped at his neck with a soaked handkerchief, ...

... {/(jrviyr TO THE OLD life-- ?4 r f g r Pleasure Will Widen in^all ris Aspelf until it rf-f. fi r ft Mer,ges with the ,Ever#ay Llie ol m People,^ i JOIw L Patril Thomlon jl£ THE war in Europe over, people dan ced in the streets of London, Paris, Moscow, New York. Even in Berlin, they celebrated. A journalistic colleague of mine who had jeeped on west from Wittenberg, and was prowling around ...

... Great Men In Their^ Leisure Hours By H. T. Kirby IT is a curious thought that many famous men, probably quite excellent in their professional lives, are now remembered-- not by the achievements of their main calling-- but by some leisure-hour employ ment; some hobby probably taken up to dispel the worries arising from the common round and daily task of the workaday world. The matter seems ...

... Old Tales Re-told The Tragic Story of Masinissa, the Numidian King, and the beautiful Sophonisba, IVife of Sy phax and Daughter 0/Hasdrubal Written and Illustrated by F. Matania, r.i. IT was so cool in the cave. Every now and then the snorting of horses interrupted the incessant creak, creak of an inexhaustible grasshopper. The outline of a powerful man appeared at the opening he advanced with ...

... I Hills And The Sea Two views of the beauty of the English West Country Above. Shaftesbury-, Dorset. Looking down 1 Gold Hill. It commands fine views over the 1 Vale of Blackmore and is Shaston of i Thomas Hardy's Wessex novels I Below. Polruan, Cornwall. Looking towards Fowey Harbour. The home of Q. It is built I on a steep hillside and is connected with I Fowey by a ferry ...