...• ...• •• .• • •• •• a : fog, and I had to slip out half-a-crown to stop a neighbour from shouting for a sanitary mtector. inside the house again just in time to take the kettle off in safety, I emptied it in the sink on top of the pots, and while they were soaking I went to

16, eg PASSING MEMORIES r i p Culled from N.W.G. Readers' Diaries. clanking, clinking chain came n<. , .arer, now to the top of the stairs, then paue, then start again: That sound seemed to come trom my bedroom door. Perspiration poured out of me in torrents. My heart stood st.l

not so much lift away the cloth, as snatch it off, and, as he snatched, be dropped the lid, and in a frantic hurry began to replace the screws. Those at the foot were in place, and he must lean over to set in that on the further side of the head. With sensitive finger-tips he fe

Most of us get angry with those people who think that their share in Lie to "look on " while other work. They are irritating, hut we must not be too severe upon them, because, generally speaking, their parents have neglected a part of their education. The people who do not know

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FILMED BY "N.W.G." READERS. sense, the very smallness of his pay may have helped, since it prevented even Aggie, his wife t from thinking he had money, and making demands upon his pocket. His parents, also, perhaps left him some. Frugal, he often quoted the Scots' rhyme : Ye wha

e land used Germolene Ointment AT ONCE! It's like the touch of a Magic Wand . . . pain and itching 4 are spirited away at a touch! For YOUNG FOLK Nothing ig more disgusting than SKIN TROUBLE. Nothing looks , worse than a spotty face. Keep Gerrnolene Ointment near your mirror, an