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Walter Dodsworth, living at 64, Harrow-road, °rayed the help of Mr. Plowden, at Marylebone polke court on Saturday, to discover the whereabouts of hit little daughter, Elsie, aged 12,*who bad boon missing einoe midday on Wednesday. She returned home from school that morning as u

A Brentford tradesman says one advertise- ment is your paper doss mom good thou am. tising for a quarter any other Weal paper. ~

TROUSERS TO MEASURE At very cutting prices. Tweed or Serge Suits to measure 24/6, 2 7/6, 30/-, 32/-, 35/- to 70/- Trousers to measure 6/ii, 7/11, 8 / l i, io/6, 12/6 to 21/- Black Coat and Vest to measure 15/6, 17/6, 21/- to 50/- We guarantee all our garments to be well-made, an

L'Aiglon, the new play by Ed. Roetand, which Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and Coquelin are playing at Her Majesty's, is a six-act drama in rhymed alexandrines representing the adolescent life and mental oontiiota of the hapless Duo de Reiohstadt, son of the great Napoleon, who, ushered

Mr. Owen Hall's " book " produces a much lees agreeable impression. There was scope for a dainty story in the idea of an immortal maiden banished from Venus to Earth ; but the author of The Silver Slipper haa sent his heroine wandering about Paris, to the Fair de Neuilly and the

15 - =oar.:.. 17 Swings MADE FOR LADIES OR as Trial to say a Oa Called Masao.. paid. as 0 ~Eras VIP" roans =woman Whoa saw the MIDDLIERIORE • UMPLUGH, LTD., COVENTRY.