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... months Hare on the putop.-Tbe Clerk said it was t . he wind 41111.1 the deed with such fora that A WORD TO LADIES. 'berth paw Tregonissey woo by I meal First prim. falser cup. presented by Mr. .• , a deep tilsb6 peetteile. He acoeVed the a grad deal. rt cut ...

... JAMBS—In' memory of my wife, Eliambeth James. who died at Newtray. April L.:, Mg, aped env. riotly missed. sod FAMILY desire to Meal their thanks to theft' many for sympathy shown in their reorat The IrAMILY the late Mr. WILLIAM 4 Porth Vox . . ttt. &dumb ...

... efficient is not better supported and appreciated. Other towns show an example in i hie matter well worth ernolab log, and I leek sure that if the inhabitants who know anything about the work of the Eire Brigade were only to give this matter a tittle thought ...

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... honeymoon, the bride's noing-away drem being a salmon coloured cos. tame and a black hat. I kuow the Cornish Riviera of old. the time three words of wisdom meal you. conditions may be antarctic. Rut it is wise dom to live in the present. I like to prop • copy ...

... lIAN, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER R. 1912. New Season's Goods Now on View. Children's Very Dainty Footwear. Absolutely the latest in Ladies', Gents' and children's Boots and Shoes. Xmas Greeting Cards With your Name and Address. The Best Books of the Day. The Smartest ...

... them, end amnia them that r have fined • clerk and bookketree, a wo have endeavour.' to deserve their motorist has found • • lady Rapport this year, ea shall cent nine filled •• vacancy for • Pena a hind, a IN 1913. A AND COUNTY CHRONICLE. keeper, while ...

... Lagebor; Lady Ilole•wortla St. Aubyn: a competent farm servant.—Mr. Hone (Board of Agriculturc repteeentatice): Hr the wow asked for more wages —Lady Bt. Bhe has told the fanner she wtil not continue to work for so little coasidering she has no meal.—Mr. ...

... PERMIT. FISH OFFAL NUISANCE-OBJIA THE ATTITUDE OP THE WORKERS. The deed! of Alice Mabye Knight, the four. BEACH'S Beach ' s Calf Meal K . VACANCY -I ler.-1 read with interest, ea unntized with PENALTIES .tT Ie.DMIN, daughter of Mr. H. knight. of 5t fermed the ...

... picture will consist of a part of the blue bay and yellow sand and of lerithen and its pretty slope with tts weather shorn Cornish elms: the picturesque Primmoo Cottage. terraced and set in the aid, of the hill—altogether a beautiful coin/xis - - tine, ...

... quite ' yellow and purple in net muslen, formed • realised the game had started. The bomeeters • Fe g Cake, Malik sta., Main Meal. fitting baekground The decorations were low price Truck to carry immediately returned to the attack and Bassett Stuf as Barley ...