From the Monmouth Guardian, 8th September 1916.
"THE LADY'S WORLD."
The September number of "The Lady's World," published by Messrs. Horace Marshall & Sons, 125, Fleet Street, London E.G., contains the concluding chapters of Ethel Heddle's charming new serial story entitled "The Wicked Lord Beauregard," along with complete stories by Beatrice Heron-Maxwell and Fred M. White. Miss Bartlett gives one of her charming articles upon the placing and draping of beds. In the fancy work section are instructions for knitting a useful dressing jacket, rug making, crochet work, and the newest embroideries. Dame Fashion is well illustrated with the newest autumn styles for ladies and children, and a novel article on how to make up a new frock from an old one. The gratis pattern this month consists of a very useful breeches pattern which war workers will find a boon. Readers should order this splendid number early either direct from their own newsagent or from "The Lady's World" Office, 6, Essex Street, Strand, W.C., post free, 5d.
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