Two youthful styles for the young lady just fresh from school who needs rcmething practical as well On the left i a dashing Costume which might be worn With a high-necked the right ike the British Museum and the Bodleian, has the right to claim a copy. of everything published' in Great Britain. When the library was being moyed, large bundles of "Comic Cuts" came to light as carefully. preserved as any more serious work. The library contains 43 miles of shelves. It is calculated that these should be enough for another One. wonders what unknown treasures the library may hold. In ite of careful cataloguing it is impossible that all its records should be. known. When the Heralds College was searching for things suitable for its recent exhibition, it turned up all sorts of forgotten treasures. Some of the older noble families have formed a little society to put in order and "describe the records of their muniment rooms: Hatiield, the seat of the Cecils, is now being worked upon in this Wa Several of the cathedrals have bee doing the same thing. Many old country houses must contain un-Known and most valuable records. The field of the book-worm is without limi
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