THE MAGAZINES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 15 July 1925, Page 6

THE MAGAZINES

Mr Alf. Robinson forwards the following magazines:— The July London, which is a fine number, full of interesting information, ilTukfrations, and entertaining fiction. Among the contributors are:—Gilbert Frankau, Marjorie Bowen, William Cane, Victor Maclure, Charles B. Coeliran. Lawn Tennis on the Riviera is of special interest among the special articles.

Pearson's for May is bright and entertaining. There are contributions by E. M. Hull, E. Phillips Oppenlioim, Lord Riddell, Royal Brown, and Kathleen McKane. ‘‘How Much do Clothes Count?” is of unique interest. My Magazine fur June, the magazine that should bo in every home where there arc children. The editor. Mr Arthur Mee, collects each month a.mass of helpful reading and pictures that go a long way to giving children an appreciation for the best in pictures and literature.

The American Magazine contains a great deal of vigorous, helpful. and inspiring information concerning the lives of those who have won success.

‘‘Tilings I Wish My Wife Wouldn'tDo,” by E.8.D., is an article that will, bo read with interest by many. A wife, will have her say next month.

The Happy Magazine for .lulv wifi help to put in many a pleasant half-hour or so.

The magazines for women particularly, are Fashions for All and Weldon's Ladies’ Journal. These contain the latest patterns and designs as well as the usual supply of interesting and helpful information for the home. ,