... A CHAT ON (B, LOOKER•ON.-1. The Luton Harriers' Sports have resulted is a of about /la. This km entire:7 °wise to leek of support. for although the Luton News Thursday estimated the attendisace at 1.600. the total number of ticket* sold did net ...

... A CHAT WITH • Ise plat Oast Is always ea groat, The Watt Instituting sett bow the p4ce go newspepor er promstativ• had • chat oa tie sabjeet with a 11. P., who owner of several oottiorkw, and who said : .111 s is vete Maple. I bate ts set roes mil nes ...

... re-election to the League. There is reasonable prospect of the club finishing in a much higher position, and we shall be more than content with a recovery which gives us an average of a point per match. I'hnere aore six game 3 at home and five away, and so it ...

... A CHAT ON DIET. ...

... Friday for having a motor-car on the highway Wihout lights and not having the index plate illuminated, at Edlcsborough, on April 2. P.c. Dicicens raid that at 8.30 p.m. he received a complaint :rem a resident, and found the car outside a house in Pebblemere-road ...

... A Chat Hats Hats war nr.! moat picturesque, and the Cl.anuimr now m vogue are a completely now departure , .m the invent prevailing styles. The difference I,e-in. with the shape, and is accentuated by the use of flowers t, 1, , ■ . J. b’bage. which must ...

... A Chat Over The Teacups 'THE permanent residents, natur-1 ally, come to know the employees from Luton, because of the overlapping of each are helps and TODAY fret booklet ‘Winter Dieting’ contains many suggestions for attractive low-starch meals, and ...

... A CHAT ON FEET. Dr. John Ward, an orthopedic specialist, points out that mind-ease is obtainable by comfort and ease of the toot, and it is important that one should take greet care of one's feet. A person may have a high instep arch and yet suffer seriously ...

... most was a more extended knowledge of drawing. I have searched in vain in Kimberley in early days for somebody who could draw a design for something. I must order from far away, and I have raged at a system which kept small boy bending over a desk trying ...

... A CHAT WITH MR. The earl Muir el therm co Wareday mated aeries to the importate .1 ▪ My The brie% (Yam let sle year is Mr. Lai Deis these le who War • ample rd psi soling teeth es the are pia& we bees piers al art as kindly pre • the Lein. Ihrerser—aed ...

... knee, and a few weeks will elapse before he is quite sound again. * * ¥* THE other day I was asked a conundrum, the answer to which is shown by the capital lettered name. IU was: “What team won the English Cup and NEVER scored a goal.” It is a question ...

... A CHAT WITH THE JUDGE. When I reached St. Pancras at midnight on Saturday, I met the Judge, Mr. Gray, and bad a long conversation with him regarding the contest. 1 asked him what he thought of the Red Cron Band's performance and he told me there was nothing ...