... 91id. MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT, January 8 and 9, are SPEGIAL DAYS FOR COLOURED & BLACK DRESS G_OODS‘ IMPORTANT PURCHASE, at Bankrupt Prices. Enormous Sacrifices. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. The Whole of the Coloured Section will be Offered in THREE LOTS:— LOT ...

... to nip the evil in the bud. The way out must be; found af all costs, and surely there is a way out, if we are not utterly bankrupt both oty sympathy and sense. Surely we have the sense, butt} one. is not quite so sure of the sympathy (To be continued.) ...

... amounts | to. What would be the state of Lancashire ‘tqo-daly if al}ll t}ig I?apitil vxlr\ere taken away? i Surely we shou e a bankrupt county un- WORK FOR_ EX-SOLDIERS. !til we were able to redeem the lost ca};)ital. Sir,—l, an ex-service girl, italking t ...

... only way vou can get rid of them, and there is not twenty-five per cent. of them who would have the pluck to commit : it. A bankrupt can be a member of the House of Peers. 'lf they go insane it is no disqualification. (Great laughter). A man can be taken ...

... this house come ito be in Elizabeth Holden's name?—l don’t know. I tock the house from & person who is dead. Have yow been a bankrupt?—No. Have you ever had an execution put in vour house ?—No; not this house. - How 1s it thay the house is in the name of ...

... on staff, Get our prices?—Ball Again. £l3 17s. 6d.—Magnificent Wilton Carpet, 4 x 3 yards. Three only. Inspection invited, Bankrupt stock.—Ball Again, £2 ss. od.—Ship’s Wilton Carpet, 2% x 2% Fine for kitchen.—Ball Again. £8 10s, od.—Seamless Axminster ...

... vty W live .wires, because as far \r%a 4 seq there had been no old M W the Conservative Party in y, ey, It haq always been bankrupt Yy ‘orgy’ and he was sure if that new Y ‘b;l,ld Tevive it they of the Labour hhrd ot complain. - % 40 the: votes of the Member ...

... necesga sia was right they must be pmevmraq ichever was Tlig Y be prepared to = right down good team, ctherwise ther olg be bankrupt. He noticed that the mciiw?u ~t the Stanley club Were equal to those of ey of the Second Division clubs, but they xvgén & ...

... been done, and the account appeared to be as good as the bankrupt could make it. He wanted to show, however, where the deficiency of £5OO had gone to, but Mr. Britclifie, who represented the bankrupt, had handed him a letter that morning which, he thought ...

... Days tor DRESS FABRICS. Another Big Offer of Dress Materials at STARTLING FIGURES. Important Purchase of : STOCK LOIS AT BANKRUPT PRICES. ]?INAL SPECIAL DAY FOR DRESS R RABRIOS 3Ly te iS s LAST OPPORTUNITIES AT THESE rRICES LOT I.—ALL ONE PRICE, 6d. PER ...

... praises of foreign industry and rep senting their own country as ruinedgreat powerful manufacturing country ue# broken-down, bankrupt concern—and rep senting our skilled and educated artisans if they were all starved-out workers. I great injury is being done ...

... brought up in luxury and extravagance to have to face sudden waut. Who could have thought that a man like Allerton would die a bankrupt ? Among the beauties to be introduced at one of her Majesty’s Drawing-rooms were the two Miss Thornbys, daughters of Sir ...