... T. Butlin and ‘Som, boot manufacturers, ) Rothwell J g - In 1902, when residing I South Africa, Mr. and Mrs. White were married at the Congregational Church at Seapoint. They returned to England in 1919, and after living for five years at Hove, Brighton ...

... have done a day’s work rush home for tea and are off again doing jobs until bedtime. | Years ago when & young man or woman married the wife was able to leave off work to look after the home. ‘Today both keep at work. They say, “We cannot afford to stay ...

... I¢'s the Truth., Isnn’t¢ It ? When a man carries a tin-opener on his key chain he is just married or his wife is away. | ® *® * Women who paint should never shed tears. 8. .W A The pessimist, like the poor, is always with us. | &8 * | He is not half a ...

... Oh, poor, dreary little crea- for modest little girls is gone. tures. Often as not they were| Perhaps in the next half l married off at eighteen, and|century there will be even; as for a woman of any breed-|more changes for the better. 1 ing having a ...

... Busines The boys g their fathers line of busin business it- w. the “days of profits.” But the gi Oh, poor, ¢ tures. Often married off as for a worr ing having a seane 23203 i siazanal ...

... 000 dollars with his fists, and now owns a grocery store in Cleveland and has interests in an automobile business. He is married, with two little girls, Maxine, aged six, and Charlane, aged three. He has been boxing since he was 12 years old, and served ...

... to get The Ministry of Labour has'.*“a“m“l people who saw‘o:“t’lfi s‘;fifi?ecgu? u?:rfou: ’ :hm‘!;') of these people from married, and at another local | helped to encourage men and flames 6ft. high coming °“‘tgramrges for v.'ogk‘s) like lge: ¢ e beginning ...

... fromlBs. gd. to 645. 4d. a pair. Allthisand devaluation too, which will mean less in the shops, more queues and more to pay. Married women understand menand they’re apt to understand Governments. An unexpected bouquet of flowers can make them very suspicious ...

... the three years I have lived here,” Mrs. Bicknell told me. ““1 am not nervous, nor am I in my second childhood. I have leen married twice, once to a naval man and the second time to a time-served soldier. ““ The first time I saw it was when my first husband ...

... thereby releasing your factory are clever men now em little cottage for a couple who ployed at the Rughy BUT.H. Bu wish to be married? they should be here. in this town, It is anle like you who are If the leaders of the town had letting the so-called ** f ...

... who ever recommended such a place. The latter, 1 feel sure, is the one at fault. * It may be that you, like many more, were married during the war, and at that time did you ever let the question of houses enter vour head : or were you one of the lucky ones ...

... & real live wire in the half back line, He is, without doubt, a capital leader. Thomas Henry Strong (25), goalkeeper, was married a few weeks 'S%' He is employed at essTS. Brotherhood's as an a&‘e neer, He served with RAF, in the Middle East and Ifaly ...