... decline because of cupboard draw backs, and the ancient dynasty of Pekingese on the incline. Our picture comes from the lavish Pekingese Scrapbook by Elsa and Ellic Howe, published by Chapman Hall at 1 gn. an ideal Christmas book, this which shows decidedly ...

... that has been done time and again? Yet who shall say it wasn't pleasant to hear again from Dover a message like c Jorge Berroeta was at one time only half a mile from the English coast And does not this suggest the heart of England regaining a steadier ...

... sadness of personal bereavement can have counted more than the loss of home. Take a woman's home away and you cut the ground from beneath her feet. It is her life's work, and without it she is unhappy and unemployed. To the tension of war is added inactivity ...

... Christmas depended so utterly on the individual effort. You can have a real Christmas-hater's season with every excuse in the world; or with a little ingenuity and work you can still make it as thrilling and loving and giving as usual. Forget those accumu ...

... rather too large, and the features on the small side, but it looks as if you would draw accurately enough from the -living model. Sketch direct from life whenever possible. There is no practice like it. Lorna Lloyd. You have succeeded remarkably well with ...