IN A GOOD CAUSE.

The least that we others can do is to see that those who have joined the

colours don't have too dull a time in camp during the long evenings.

Messrs. JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS are organizing concerts which will serve

the further good purpose of helping many professional musicians whose

incomes have been reduced by the war. It is hoped to give 200 of these

entertainments during the winter. Each is estimated to cost about L10.

The Directors of Messrs. BROADWOOD have privately subscribed L500

towards the carrying out of this scheme, and they would be glad to

receive generous help from the public. Subscriptions should be addressed

to them at Conduit Street, Bond Street, W.

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