... ever attended l,v tier Majesty—the one the Albert Hall called to promote National Service for Women—that recruiting for Woman’s Land Army began. Everybody was fairly short commons, hut we should have been more hungry during the next 2 months had not women ...

... PHKSHOI'TINO A MI.VATIOV ARMY WOMAN BWINTON Hili. » railway nynalman. 13, | •iff*'-. JswintoM. wa*. rbai? ...

... and aviators. The truck women, the women window cleaners, no less than the recruits to the Women’s Land Army and the girls the Department of the Army Service Corps, all managed to appear more feminine than masculine in the bifurcated uniforms they donned ...

... on—he joined the Army in lt>7s and left it in land girl into the local inn, called for pint of beer, took out [her cigarette case, tapped a cigarette, and struck a match her breeches. I had {to a-k whether the creature was a man woman. ...

... a damaged chimney slack and roof fell and Mrs. was hit. F. Army co-operation ’plane dropping messages to troops in the Sussex manoeuvres ''as unable iontinue owing t(» heavy rain and In landing at Tunbridge Wells. Ken:, il struck some telephone ires, ...

... The Army Occupation “ What would you on your side the wafer if they invaded yuir that wayK they ask me. Not only are the Irish fed iqi '. present state things, but the soldi? also. have talked with many th?m. , seeking to learn the feeling ot r-iinip ...

... done. What one woman calls management another would call waste and cheese-paring economy; and want or waste and good management and perfect housekeeping are like the prices of food, subiect to variations opinion. The much-abused modern woman is. the whole ...

... WOMAN OF TO-DAY. WOMEN ON THE LAND. The Lawn Girl’s Chance of a “Seasonal” Holiday. Many girl* who enjoyed war-time flaxpulliiij; or fruit-pkaking holiday are wondering the jolly encampments in connection with the Women's National Land Sendee Corps or ...

... that pac- ?? _c entire Army believes them, and is convinced tint Mr. Booth and his wife are the victims of intrigue led hy Mr. Kcilert B-jo— and Colonel Eadie. One officer says to-day : Every man, woman, boy, a.-id tdrl in —3 Army loves Commcnde.r Booth ...

... women in the province. The act provides that a married woman vrill have lit© interest in the family homestead, the word homestead meaning the house and buildings and adjoining land occupied a married woman and her family as her home. Two three years ago the ...

... their profession, trade, or business, the land premises. Votes and Values. If the premises are not a dwellinghous —and also in the case of land —tin yearly value for a Parliamentary vote* must be for each woman tenant ami .£lO for each man, but there is ...

... A WOMAN OF IMPORTANCE. Many girls and women in many industrial centres will have read with interest of the Government’s appointment of Dame Meriel Talbot to be woman adviser to the Ministry of Agriculture. It is only two years since she and Lady Mabel ...