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... Sunday times 4.35, 7.20. Weekday 3.13, 6.8, 9.5. (a) ALSO DEAN JAGGER ::: KIM HUN ...

... a ' —Westerly to north-westerly w I* 1 , ' ■ e strong in places: cold; changeabl ...

... >U^HERN_RIVALS. V ' MATCH AT TRAFFORD. AND FIGURES. \ the J? feud between the representai O n York and Lancaster will r *- *j' the peaceful cause / * unfortunate that such n *! has ...

... LOCAL TRAINERS WITH STRONG HANDS. Although the stakes for the one-day Lewes fixture are of moderate value, there will be no dearth of runners, as the majority those engaged are trained locally. The Three-Year-OW Handicap provides the principal attraction. this Poole has Billy Sunday, ' havi% struck out Mentality, if in the humour to reproduce his Alexandra Park running, would go close. ...

... Severe tomach Troubles Followed Cured by the Strengthening; Powers Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. is scarcely strange that the ncrease speed in every direction work and locomotion has led people to eat their meals too rapidly. inevitable result that disorders of the iges t i v organs painfully common, y among wag eearners. Among those who have suffered is Mr. John Smith, Yorkroad Leeds, who states ...

... TENNIS, AND CRICKET NETS, • r WITH ALL SUNDRIES. MEREDITH & SONS 28, FEA ...

... LANCASTRIANS IN CONFLICT. CITY AT HOME TO THE ROVERS. BUENIEY OE OITED? BY MANCUNIAN. Lancashire members of the First League will !*e engaged a series of internecine struggles fto-da ...

... will be made at the undermentioned address the summer sports goods made famous by th ...

... the in the satin f ßed porter, DERBY, |. THE SPOT. ...

... UNEXPECTED AT SHEFFIELD. ) lioujjh 01 character, tine j>erformanie was that t'loke, who uuated Matiolie«ler City from second place and themsei\«s took uji that post storing the goa ...

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