The Vicissitudes of the Van Vorthogs.- No. 4.- Non-Suiting the Suitors. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "THe Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 24th, 1906," showing the Following Drawings by G. H. Jalland, telling the story for "The Vicissitudes of the Van Vorthogs.- No. 4.- Non-Suiting the Suitors."

   a- The heiress to the Van Vorthog millionshad numorous suitors - but none were so persistant assiduous as Major Blossom and Mr. Pinknot.
   b- They were ever on the watch to do her a service. Once they nearly fought over a whip she dropped.
   c- They were really most tiresome - but she could generally manage to get rid of them when hounds ran.
   d- On the day of the Hunt Ball they each pestered her for the Supper dance.
   e- At last she said they should race for it "Just round that clump of bushes and back."
   f- They were neck & neck when they disappeared from view.
   g- She found them up to the neck - when she rode to see why they were so long putting in an appearance. (as the morass is situated in her father's park, the business seems somewhat suspicious.

Condition is Very Good.