... ^preferably French Revolution. How tlG scent of lavender steals through the dull colC print of The Times agony column She will knit as the tumbrils roll by and, perhaps, even drop a stitch as the head drops into the basket. But through it all she will remain ...

... enthusiasm, about Alan's bay when that young man's peculiar offer returned to puzzle her mind. She sat for a moment with Knitted brows as old Hanket finally placed the port in front of Dick and disappeared. He is a good fellow, Vin, the boy remarked ...

... case, matchbox, or lighter, jewelled and enamelled are often of one family. Even sports stock ings are matched to tweed and knitted suits in design as well as colouring. Marjory Charlton. PARIS is looking forward to the Spring, and suggests black satin in ...

... that the idea of Bolshevism infecting the British Empire is simply laughable. The Empire, he will point out, was never closer knit and stronger than to-day. In this lie is perfectly right, but his con clusion proceeds on imperfectly ascertained premises ...

... the organisation of modern society rather than the modern education of women that has threatened the home. We have a closely- knit machine de manding certain work services of a specialised kind from each in dividual. The training for such work is long and ...

... yet still remains smart. In the centre of the above group is sketched a very practical little morning suit in a rather heavy knit in beige, the coat being finished with a narrow roll of self-coloured crepe de Chine there is also a 5 to 6 inch band at the ...

... Another coat and cap of knit wool, for a tiny person, has an inlet stripe of artificial silk. It is to be found in two colour schemes, white, embroidered with forget-me-nots, and soft blue, embroidered with rosebuds. And a knit wool suit for a very wee ...

... imperially. The Church of England, almost without knowing it, has become the mother of a great brood of churches, very loosely knit together, not even united as the Empire is in a com mon recognition of the Crown, What her the best, perhaps the only possible ...

... SMITH. AUTHOR and journalist. Has written several outstanding novels. An enthusiast for two forms of exercise walking and knitting A. M. BURRAGE. THE well-known short-story writer who began to write and sell stories while at school, and for some time was ...

... half-hour. At bed-time he resisted, with a sudden shyness, her offer to put him to bed, but called down to her as she sat knitting to come up and say good-night to him. He was sitting up in his striped pyjamas when she came, clean and bright and clear-cut ...

... British Empire will be solidified into that same indestruc tible union of economic and social in terde Deride nee, closely knit by fast transport, that binds America. TO CALCUTTA IN SEPTEMBER News has arrived that the Indian Government i s actively engaged ...

... kept them waiting there to count meat coupons which never came. Mr. Vivian was then Director of Rationing, but the clang of knitting needles in South Kensington led to a modification of his scheme. General Dawes, who has been appointed American Ambas sador ...