... speakers were Lord Mayor, Mr John Redmond, M.P.; Callaghan, national secretary the United Irish League of America; Mr Brady, M.P.; and Mr Dempsey, from Belfast. At No. 2 platform, further down, the principal speaker was Mr John Dillon, M.P.; at No. 3, Mr ...

... Former Price, 21/11. Jompers in CbyaUlip*. Ia 2-Skin Tarbag.m Stoles, Sail Mel, 16/6. all the newest shades ant 4 Gliaeas Cardigan Sports Suite, D.B. style * tani Fox Animal Ties, 89,S , T - ~ m- (rnr „ e-i-.,, s • , • Pr, l4 6. White Cotton Jumpers, Wool ...

... back model with elastic back. suspenders. X f insets under arms. In In Pink. Sizes IM ■■■'■■■■■■! ■.■■■ agy Pink sizes 22-30 ins., price..D/i / * 6. GILLESPIE, ggggg-t- ■«-~f It/ W ’ ironmonsei. JOHN HARDY, I I C.K itoi,. . LIGHTING-UP TIME GEORGE STREET ...

... follow:—Top score (leather arm chait)- Mre A, Brown, 186. . Ladies-1 (pair of blankets), Miss A. Crichton, 181; 8 (pair of towels, set of pillow cases, and table cover), Mrs Gentlemen-1 card and silk scarf). Mr W. Muir, 1M: (cardigan And ftilk scarf). Mr It ...

... score (leather arm chair). Gavin Wardrop, 184. Ladies—l (silk bed mat), K. Millar. 177; 2 (lady's cardigan jacket). Mrs Neish. 170. Gentlemen—l (set of underclothing and socks). Charles M'Callum. 180: (shirt, collar, and scarf). Mr John 179. A dance followed ...

... afore that tij* scarchltghi BONESS AUSTRALIAN’S ADVENTURES. Twice Mentioned In Despatches. George Burden, native of neee. and Arm' 'international footballer, hud a rojoark&ble career. joined the* at the age 18. and moat his tfcht years with the colour*- ...

... ONLF FIRST-CLASS WORK TURNED OUT. JOHN TODD, PRACTICAL TAILOR, 1 NORTH STREET, BO’NESS. LADIE3 WISHING A NKAT-FITTING COSTUME, COVKKT COAT, OR CYCLING COSTUME, Should call TODD’S. GENT.’S TAILORING. Gentlemen can have GOOD, STYLISH, EASY-FITTING SUIT ...

... of the kilt gives the song swing, too. John had a few humorous ministerial stories to tell, and no one enjoyed them better than the Continuing Church minister who was seated at the elbow of the Councillor. John is always looking out for a new story of ...

... blnd thomeeives to accept.the lowest or.any tender. J. fi. Coonty Clark. County Build tn|a, UnlKiciw, __ %th JLoarot, Mti, JOHN .HODiUaS. Plumber HIGH ST, Estimates given. 'Phone No,.**. d. & rDQ’NBBB coamp'Wltta Onraad kehtnd. Brad KTtUable. V* .^j! ...

... the motor car was also badly .damaged. RAILWAY TRESPASSERS FINED. - George Wilson, 35 Furnace Bow: John Muh vainey. 54 Eurnace Row; Alex. lO Miller Pit; John Logan, 67 Reid Crescent, James Fraser. 10 Crown Bulldlng|, aU Bo’ness, pleaded guilty-before Sheriff ...

... . —On tho kind invitation of Mr John Hardy, draper. Engine Street, large number of his employees assembled in the workshop Wednesday evening for the purpose of showing their esteem and making a presentation to Mr John Hardy, jun., and Miss Walker, the ...

... in this form any nurse who could spare five minutes to tack the stuff into shape. If man’s arms are sound, and can be run into sleeres. a well-shaped cardigan is a comfort; but men hate comfortless, shapeless kinds of wraps. Since the Crimean days tho ...