... STOLE THE SHOW was difficult to believe that to-day’s show at the Horticultural Hall was intended as big exhibition of daffodils. Tulips, flowering trees of all kinds. rhododendrons, lilac, magnolias, many rarer plants associated with midsummer, and a ...

... British Guiana and West Africa. An exhibition, showing some of the history and uses, immediate and potential, of the metal, will be opened at Selfridge’s tomorrow by Sir Stafford Cripps. A Notable Flower Show The scene in the Royal Horticultural Society’s ...

... carrying handsome bouquet of flowers, they filed out side by side with their Chelsea counterpart. Another volume of delight from the crowd burst forth when, after lining, each Russian player stepped forward and presented the Chelsea men with this gesture of ...

... to-day when their three-day display was opened. Londoners have thus been given their biggest flower show of the war years on something approaching the pre-war Chelsea scale. With the increased space, nurseries over a wide area, covering the whole of the Midlands ...

... High Record London. —Markets developed an irregular tone, there being some interference of business due to the Lord Mayor’s Show. British Government Stocks eased again, pending further international news, Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Consols being down at ...

... Ralph Reader Ralph Show they are leave from the Con- rinent and wilt make first professional appearance of the war Birmingham Hippo- j drome to-morrow S Ralph Reader's professional appearance : at this September 1939 Since has Shows He is now Squadron ...

... peacefully away December 25, at 37, Kineton Green Road, Olton. Service at Perry Barr Crematorium, Saturday, at 11.15 a.m. flowers or mourning, nlease. COOPER. —Harold Arthur, aged 53, beloved husband of Elizabeth, and dear lather of Stanley. Harold and ...

... Can’t sleep, jumpy, always feeling ill? . Take Father Pierre’s Monastery Herbs (mixture precious herbs, barks, seeds, and flowers). They remove poisons which keep you on edge. They are truly blessed.’’ writes a Nottingham gentleman. brewing. Simply sprinkle ...

... gns. to the Home fox Incurables, Leamington; £lO each to the Cnurch Pastoral Aid Society and Nationa. Ehnd Relief Satiety, Chelsea; other bequests, and the residue to her nephews Francis E. RassalJ-Sandford and Edward N. T. Mr. Arthur of Hill View. Klneton ...

... or 02 Prejudice, 8-11 (Mullins), 300 Idle Rich (Cliff Richards) each Ost.; 400 Market Basket, 04 Gamble (Shifner), Abbots Flower (Richardson), 400 Empire Star, each 8-11. Forecast: 6-4 Loretto, 4-1 Kimberley, 5-1 Austerity, 100-12 Prejudice, 10-1 Idle ...

... was held at Erdington Parish Church on Saturday. For many years he had been in great demand as a judge the various flower and vegetable shows in the neighbourhood. In addition to the family mourners many Masonic brethren attcnded'the service. Ex-Service ...