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... action. Therefore this Association bad been called into existence from the absolute necessity for it. As he before remarked the retail business in agricultural implements bsd been drifting from bad to worse tor the last 25 yearn, and this Association had been ...
... with thanks, presents of grapes from the Misses Crawley, Hemps ted; fruit and magazines from Lady Wedderburn, Meredith; 20 rabbits from the F.arl of Eldon; 20 rabbits from Mr, R, I. Tide well, Haresfield Court; clothing from the North ...
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... you are running a business yourself, and the other’s a mistake you make when someone is employing you.” Customer (emerging from bargain-counter crush); Help! My leg is broken.” Shopwalker: You will find the crutch department, sir, on the fourth floor ...
... -wishes. acknowledge, with many thanks, the following, response fco the appeals in our cphrans: Books, scrapbooks, toys, games, cards- dolls, etc., from Mr. Cochrane, Dr. Tucltett, the Misses the Misses Harrison, Miss Chard, Miss Judill, E.W.W. » Miss Rogers ...
... idea of the old stock companies of half century ago. The abundant illustrations have been selected from the collection of Evart Jansen Wendell and also from Mrs. Gilbert's own souvenirs. Henry Norman, M.P., in his fourth Russian article, describes the region ...
... the finest publications in colour that have been issued from the many publishing odices is that which is now Wing commenced from the office George Newues, Ltd. It deals with Royalties of the World, is being issued in twelve pails at 6d. nett, and is likely ...
... 6s. Bd. Acknowledgment was made of gifts of flowers from the Rev. P. Waller, Trinity Church, and the Rev. Canon St. Matthew*, for the sick rooms; scrap-book from Mr. Cole, High-street: and books from Mr. H. N. Falion. The following tenders were accepted ...
... district from the effects falling on his hoop-stiok “lumper” named Oriddiford discharging bales of wood palp Teignmonth from steamer knooked off track by derrick killed OLAKKE’S B 41 either sex all or constitutional (rom Organi Gravel Back from Mercury ...
... fruit, vegetables, and flowers from Mrs. Seddon, Wotton House; flowers and scrap-books from Miss Carter, flowers from Mr. T. Gee, Hardwicke, and Mrs. Barnard, the Spa; old linen from Mrs. John Jones, Barrow: periodicals ...
... fiction in Pearson's comes from Mr. Max Pemberton, writing new series ahsrt stories, called Zoe, of great power; from Mr. O. H Perry, who gives in Hogan the Hobo a wonderfully clever cbaracter-sketch the American hobo, or tramp ; from Mr. Halliwell Sutcliffe ...
... flowers and fruit from Lady Guise, Elmore Court; grapes from the Misses Crawley. Hempsted: clothing from Churchdown Working Party, per Mrs. E. L. Webber; scrapbooks from Mrs. Hadingham, Newnham-on-Severn: flowers and vegetables ...