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... who are temporary exiles in England. (See article on this page.) A WOMAN HORSEBREAKER OF PHILADELPHIA. MISS BETTY BROWN MASTERING A WICKED ONE. Miss Brown, who claims to be the only woman horse-breaker in the world, and has an establishment at Swarthmore ...
... at all what they pay so long as they are turned out as their faucy paints themselves. Mrs. Hwfa Williams has taken a small army of the stronger sex in hand, and is arranging for them with great care and discrimination. She holds classes at costumiers ...
... however, a proof of association of ideas in the brain, because at Henley I had reason to be struck with the loyalty of a woman to an absent friend, and with the perfectly well-bred yet determined way in which she stopped the faults of that absent friend ...
... somewhat shabbily covered exterior. THAT is where the modern woman has, to use a collo quialism, got man skinned. Twenty years ago, in all grades and circles of society, the average woman spent an amount on her clothes equivalent to that spent by the ...
... officer from the Air Ministry was lecturing at an Army school on air co-opera tion with the Army. To illustrate his remarks he had several large printed diagrams. Throughout the lecture he referred to the Army as ground troops, and the Com mandant of the ...
... extent, except that some cheery and extremely agile folk from Cuba remind us by their sheer sunniness of disposition that the land of their birth is far from the foe and chill and gloom of a February London. If the title of this revue is justi fied by a ...
... sale. He stopped the car and went to the farmhouse. A disillusioned- looking woman answered his knock. Can I see the swine, please he asked genially. No, replied the woman, he won't be back till after the market. DRESSING-ROOM repartee. Said one chorus-lady ...
... so generously restored the Ionian Isles to Turkey they were one of the best quarters of the British Army. You meet now men mostly among the noble army of the shelved, from whom the bare mention of the name of Corfu draws forth a perfect torrent of praise ...
... replied the rustic, but sniff, sniff I believes as 'ow I can smell him somewhar around. NOBODY loves a fat woman, but, gee how a fat woman can love. ON an excellent hunting, morning the enthu siast from London arrived at a little way side station in ...
... through the empty village. When they came the others were more sympathetic. Even in times of war a beautiful woman is still a beautiful woman. And the staff officers who moved into the quarters so lately occupied by the enemy found in the presence of ...
... Messrs. Stafford, Rogers, and A. W. Merry. Ltd.. Land Agents, &c., 83, High-street, Bedford, J.eighton Buzzard, and Newport Pagnell. FOR SALE, SAXHAM HALL, with 241 acres of undulating park and wood- land, five miles from Bury St. Edmunds, and ten miles ...
... treats for the kiddies The Church Army will see that Chrisii nas is really Christmas for thousand jf needy families, lonely old peopki tomeless men and women, etc. hv iistributing Christmas Parcels. (The Church Army buys wholesale-- this neans MORE Parcels ...