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... TILE WOMAN'S WORLD. Bea Ar-soon making on the old miscellaneous lines is (as a writer in the Sue remarks) a little played out, except in the case of very young children. Let the experiment be made, however, of each child making a scrap-book entirely of ...
... attempts made by flindoos to writ• English that come under her notice, and has many ludicrous specimen in her scrap-book. Recently she got from Bombay a letter that two brothers sent out to their patrons on the death of their father, who had been the lwad ...
... WOMAN'S WORLD. Inmakmacsaint lace, a specimen buss of which was lately presented to POLNT. Queen Alexandra, is an Irish equivalent of rose point lace, and derives this formidable title from • village in Fermanagh. The manufacture was transferred thither ...
... Queen has a large number of scrap-books filled with newspaper cuttings and handsomely bound. This department is superintended by her secretary, who obtains from the Press-cutting agencies all the paragraphs which appear in the world's Press concerning her ...
... Queen has a large number of scrap-books filled with newspaper cuttings and handsomely bound. This department is superintended by her secretary, who obtains from the Press-cutting agencies all the paragraphs which appear in the world's Press concerning her ...
... THREE CARLISLE CINEMAS CHANGE. HANDS. LORD HOWARD OF PENRITH AND THE LEAGUE. BI Theatre Deal. Encouraging Sign from America• Nfe s - s. S dney Baron's Pictures, Ltd., havel Lord Howard of Penrith was the chief sold ten cinema.; to Messrs. National Po:vinylsl ...
... regionally and only the best books from each region were submitted for the final judging. Speaking on behalf of sick children, Was Chapman. Matron of the Belgrave Hospital for Children. South London, said: Scrap-Books are very popular with them, they are ...
... e, where it will do more real null eating good, limply by substituting my self - pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned one. Thus, from a moral as well as from a practical point of view, the new ecrap-book deserves to come into general use. Tug Di rricutrr ...
... Round and About-,By Beacon .ttAP WLLL, T HE picture of Shap Wells Hotel, which I reproduce, is from a print in a fascinating old scrapbook lent to me by my friend Mrs Green, of Musgrave Street, Penrith. It is a charming old book, and the compiler of it ...
... number of dolls when unpacking the • nor; then we looked at the books, needlecases, pincushions,eggs, boxes of scraps; also scrapbooks, which were very pretty indeed. I will now tell you how I enjoyed my Christmastide. The day before Christmas we had • holiday ...
... St. Anna Children's Hoepiml, r n ff. - mouton that it shall be applied to toe r.r.ction a tmvilion for children suffer. ing from safeef Mos n4-ass. WillAT DOW Very nearly the average of the pastsrmee years, and no less thee 4s. 4d. higher than a year ego ...
... start 13y accumulating wisdom In the scrapbook of your brn. Do not waste one page in folly ; Live to learn and leans to live; If you want to increase knowledge, You must get ere you can give. Do you wish the world were better? Then remember day by day ...