22 MAY 1909, Page 24

Printers' Pie. (Office of the Sphere and Taller. 1s. net.)—The

circulation of this most successful venture increases by leaps and. bounds ; from ten thousand in 1003 it grew to a hundred and fifty thousand in 1908. As everything is given—literature, ark, mechanical work, and materials—the profit obtained for the excellent object, the Printers' Pensions, is considerable. The art is especially good this time, though we venture to suggest that the clothing of the "English Beauty" is not quite suitable to the climate. A better shilling's-worth, from whatever point we snap- regard it, there could hardly be.