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Mr. Irwin's Generosity /0 Boys' Club. Mr. L. L. Irvin sent a handsome apology for his inability to be present at the annual concert in aid of Letchworth Boys' Club, of which he is President. on Sunday evening. lie offered to give ten shillings for every contributed to the collec

Emil Jannings in nn incident from The Command," Douglas Fairbanks, jun., is the hero of "Dead Man's which is being shown at the Empire Covina fill time week. Curer," the Pieturedrome attraction for Thursday, Frri• day and Saturday. GRAND THEATRE. PALACE. "?HZ FANATICS." " The Fa

League The congratulations are due to you, too, for persuading your friends to join. I am now looking forward to the campaign for securing the sixth hundred members. I wonder how long that will take! The League has not been in existonce a year, in which time we have got over SOO

All this is changed, however, and it is now no longer deemed derogatory to sweep, dust, cook, and even wash clothes. Of course, thanks to machinery and the scientific mind, all such jobs are much more simply and easily accomplished than in days gone by, and in a very much more c