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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19644, 13 June 1929, Page 11

r>E4Tn. MODERN JEWELLERY NEW and EXCLUSIVE 9^9 *& Merer has a trend of fashion been ao beautifully expressed as in the newest modern Jewellery now showing at Beath's ; each piece possesses a loveliness never before attained in the Jewellery world. We are offering reproductions that rival the originals, save in one respect —our prices are just • fraction of the original's prices. 1. Earring* of Gold Filiand Pearl .. 106 2. Antique Silwr Earring* with Cardinal Stone in centre 9/11 3. Brooch "f Sapphire Crystal, in heavy setting of "old silver .. 9/11 4. NeekWt of Sapphire Crystals, centre crystal mounted on old silver Filigree 15 '6 chain, 1 arge Amethyst crystal sad chased gold inset with Pearl* ami Brilliant* . . 12 • 6. Choker Necklet of red roodelt* and o»tdi*ed silver fastening in front, with Mirer medallion — I*. • 7. Bracabt of Antique Gold and Topa* IS.'* 8. Unique design in Fi»ger Ring*, of old Stiver. in separate coloured stones Prica 29/"• 1 n

i as a boy in Sanger's* Circus, which he joined on running awav from home. George Henrv Mann has died at the age of 09. a* famous lion tamer. He most European countries as "Capt. Mann," and his courage in the com-p-'nv ' of wild heasts was notorious. Vfter serving in Sanger's for 27 years Mr Mann Trent to Alexandra Palace it, North London, where he trained lions and elephants. He stayed there for 17 years, and then went ot: a world tour with an elephant.