... SUSSEX SENIOR CUP Crawley have drawn a bye In the flint round of the Sussex Senior Cup. and are et home to Shoreham. the Sussex County League side. In the second rotmd which is to be played on November 11. Bowls WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE without aloes' ...

... referee. These and all the other things that make soccer the ever-fascinating pastime it is will be with us again tomorrow (Saturday) when, throughout England, the big ball is set rolling again. Til* in Scotland the season started a week ago, and biggest ex ...

... Vyse. ONE OF SCULPTOR'S OWN FAVOURITES Green and grey Celadon, in which the sculptor uses the wood ash glaze—another method used by the Chinese—moulded into fluted cups and bowls. are decorated uith fish and flower motifs. A large pot with red rust poplar ...

... Inskip Cup for the most in cottager' classes was awarded to Mr. P. Keen. Hr. H. J. Carter was awarded the Miller Cup for market growers' classes. and the Dyke Cup for women's classes went to Mrs. P. E Hurst. In the trade Ouse*. the Mitchell Cup for the ...

... A look after your interests Other cups :—llurphy Cheuncal Cup moat points la fruit, deer and peeduee classes: Beaton I): Walden BM., Worth- Mg.—National Tanners' Innen, Worthing, and West &tamed Growers' Ilrairh Cup ,open to oftice - I;ranTh for tlii7e ...

... —Rodocanachl Cup: 1. Chap'ln Bros. Hertfordshire Pride and gold medall: 7 Poulagroya N Portsmouth 1410 pew gold stoner and Mackay, CranMinh and Weer Intd•l —Hale'. Cup (*pen for donate trade exhiblui: 1. Barnwell Bros. Worthing , and c, priza).—Hunce Cup . 1. ...

... while the flames of war are again threatening the whole world, is amazing. One thing is certain: whatever attractions and improvements werebrought Eno being, the moaners would still be with us. Let us appreciate the natural beauty in and round this lovely ...

... Festival CoramiUee. ■i hich Mr E G Maltbv is nan. is hard working nthusiastic bodv and is mg learn that Leslie the Kent and England has accepted a seat on committee, and in future years will act as team selector. All will ire alad to know that Sir Pelham ...

... were what she wanted to buy. She said: I 'had four policemen to keep me company. As soon as I leave I'm going to have a nice cup of tea. Following Mrs Underwood was 14-year-old Shirley Cheal, of Grafton-road. who arrived at six o'clock to buy a school ...

... may be chastening or seem scarcely credible in a metropolitan newspaper office yet fact there is nothing strange about it World events even national events such as fill the news columns of a daily can seem infinitely remote to country dwellers What the ...

... before removal to facilitate rebuilding of the wall. A ♦7 r —v. ■ -. - less wasteful than block salt. Ready for instant use. Always use Stag for your cooking. ount YjoUs AT BURGESS HILL ihe name* have not yet been inscribed on the plctviresque war memorial ...

... KIRBY CRObT NORTH STREET. HAILS HAM SALE BY AUCTION o! the useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS (removed for convenience ot sale) including: 4ft. oak sideboard. Sft. oax wardrobe, oak-framed chairs, light and dark oak modern bedroom suites, oak and ...