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Hel p with the forces need K l 7, SUPPLY—AND THAT WHERE we come IN-3IEASUREMENTS: Tgp to lower edge of
... POST. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13 1939 \ Q/i ' °* lister y *°'k* for ? ° i* more SJS, '*» Forces. H'| tll ...
MEMBER OF THE BUILDING SOCIETIES' ASSOCIATION SECURITY FOR SAVINGS with a good rate of TAX FREE INTEREST • may b«
... obtained by investment 'r G S 13 WELLINGTON PLACE HASTINGS T«laphon« 3051 RESERVES NEARLY £lOO,OOO E. S. SMITH, Manager HOURS 9to 5 Wednesdays 9to ...
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... Once through the gate can give them the slip easily enough,” he .said, and did not pause until tho wide doors and the frowning walls loomed before them. this hours the gates were shut. Harry jumped down and rapped the wicket. The bolt was drawn, and in the yellow rays of lantern wizened face of the waiter appeared. A pound for you if you open quickly,” he cried. This lady and I are riding for ...
TEMPERANCE POLL DATE PROBLEM
... Market Day Dubiety. division of opinion at FRASERBURGH. • Fraserburgh Town seated a «P u sition was pre- CenCe Committee for a fro™ ' Act. separate guested, 6 ® L P Jllc a l election was rethe W_i; +o , discussion took place about thern a date this stage, °Pinion as CoE f iderat >le divergence of at bein a market day decided 7 - a one it December fix Thursday, Poll. the date of the temperance ...
ON THE HOME FRONT
... By FEMINA COMFORT FOR THE SERVICES Materials: 4ozs. of Viyella Sock Yarn, 4-ply. A set each of No. 12 and No. 15 knitting needles, pointed'both ends. Abbreviations: X., knit; p., pur ...
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WOMEN’S FANCIES. CHILDREN’S CORNER. NOVEL NOTIONS
... for WOMAN AND HOME -JL, The Cheerful Effect of Bright Colour / ®/ one d»>» bright mg apartment fituatnl in the heart colour m» an eveentricily. The tovrn. where ronls are \ery linen fnn.'hed off with gold effo-i of colour in Hie home *ire, and friend ha« done with edged inuich. btneficial that .hxtora rceom- the >niall ppace her nhole Under the window stands the divan-- n»nd i* nhole-heirtedly ...
KNITTING & RUG MAKING COMPETITION The following are the names and addresses of the successful entrants in the ..
... The standard of toork was excellent, making the judging a very difficult task. CLASS 1. Ist Prise—Mrs. E. HIGGS, “Rosslyn,” Church St., Wednesbury. 2nd Prize—Mrs. L. LOTHBUBY, 221. Birmingham Rd., Walsall. 3rd Prize—Miss A. ACKER, 33, Lord St., Walsall. CLASS 2. Ist Prize—Mrs. F. AYESTWOOD, 655, Bloxwich Ed., Leamore, Walsall. 2nd Prize—Mrs. CLARKE, “Lysbon,” AA’heel Lane, Lichfield. 3rd ...
SOLDIERS' STORIES
... F & THREE \ORKSHIKEMEN. OFFICER'S NARRATIVE officer + T~~ ot r TK^an Expeditionary Force, (l u ' > in the Daily Mail: Ham?, ag '' harm iu mentioning r daj- aq ' no there now) the ...
COFFEE FOR CONNOISSEURS attention is given to this department, all coffees are roasted at our sldmouth ..
... being given to the perfect development the berry, offer the foll ...