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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16414, 7 January 1919, Page 2

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The King and Queen made a very happy impression upon tlio American editors who spent a Sunday aiternoon with them recently. It is not too much to say that our distinguished visitors were plainly taken aback by tho ''democratic'' way in which their Majesties chatted as they showed the Americans over their gardens and hothouses (remarks a London paper). King George told an amusing story about himself an incident of his visit to the American front. He was entering liis motor when he overheard one Doughboy remark to another: "Say, who is the boss ?" "\v hy, that is the King of England," was the reply. "Gee! but where's his crown?" CHRISTMAS GIFTS of MERIT All Lovers of Dainty Goods will appreciate tho Fine Display we have made for the Christmas Season Wo specialise in Dainty Embroidered Silk Good*, comprising Cosies. Cushions. Veil Boxex. Fin Cuxbions, Scent Sacs, etc, oc r£l f ' '"."y la dl' would be a BEAD NECKLET, and we have these, rangiroro "I/• to 81/-. Workbagt. Shopping Bags. Opera Bags in Silk. Satin, and Dainty - Materials, 2/0 to SO/-. We invita your inspection, without being pressed to buy. MRS. POPE LTD. Art Needlework Specialist P6464