... Ceased and Repaired: BLANKETS. all wool. 10, ed. eacb. CARDIGAN ~ A CRETS, wool. 7a. ed. each. SHIRTS, all wool. ea. each. SINGLETS and DRAWERS, all wool, 108. pair. SOCKS, all wool, 2.. pair. ARMS BOOTS. all gam.. 7•. &I. pair. MUNITION SUITS, cotton ...

... Visteria TMatre, Ninwittay. - Cardigan's Last Case, featuring John Barrytuore and Helen Twelvetrees, is the attraction at this theatre for Monday next. There is a strong supporting cast including Jill Esmond, William Boyd and Mary Duncan. This is a stirring ...

... high-olass Knitted Goods will be held at the King's Arms Hotel Ball Room. Cajnelford, on Thursday, March 2Mh. commencing 2.30 p.m. This manufacturer's stock comprises: Ladies' Costumes. Dresses, Cardigans, Jlllllapers, Scarves. etc.; Gents' Pullovers and ...

... Sheets and Towels.—Eanam House (Dept. P.A.), 42. leiter Eanam, Blackburn, Lanes. PN27 ARMING WOOLLEN GARMENTS made from your own wool; Fair. isle our speciality; Cardigans. Pullovers. children's and adults', quickly completed: list on request—Write Box 283 ...

... e agent went to the home John Pint:my. shepherd. anil. getting it.. reel,- un knocking at the iliac. libel op the one of the (not rooms. Mr.. found lying in a recumbent pnaition pith ohhr of her children claiipe.l in her arms. mid near by lay a little ...

... time as a sail- maker with the late Mr. John Courtenay , PASSING OF MRS. E. A. COUGH. delicately woven tints and exquisite and was contemporary with the three natural colourings. Distinguished Padztonians, John Raymond. Joseph Burt -- Amid many expressions ...

... the hand w►s drawn with the to.•mbers of the l'olanteer corps. also the chairman of the reception coniiiiitt.s.. Mr. W. J. Grattan,. ('A'. On the arrival of the train. which was heralded by the strain. of the hand to tin' tom . Sue tine conquering lien ...

... Tuesday and Wednesday. ONE OF THE GREAT FILMS OF THE YEAR. •, JOHN BARRYNORE In CARDIGAN'S LAST CASE With HELEN TWELVETREES AND I LLI A M BOYD. Thursday, Friday and Saturday:-ANNE GREY in ARMS AND THE MAN. Adapted from Bernard Shaw's celebrated novel ...

... could only be sown throughout the countries of the world there would be no necessity to resort to force or to the clash of arms to settle their differences. The peoples of the world were all children of one Supreme Bring, no matter by what name they might ...

... --- for bar and to smut la the bone.—Apply Town Arm, Bothnia. WANTED: COOKGEIERAL,pIani rook- V log; kelp gnus; good wages to suitable person.—Apply, stating age, wages sod refer, nee. to Mrs. W. H. Grattan', Tiwardrestb. WANTED, ,nod GENERAL., obis to ...

... Kitchen, Washhouse, 2 Bedroom., W.C. and Garden. Lot 6.—No. 1, Brownlow T..rrare, oectip.ed Mr. Lucas as Monthly Tenant. Rent £7 arms. Lot 7.—No. 2. Brownlow Terrace, occupied Mr. Wyman as Monthly Tenant. Rent dK per annum. Lot 6.—No. S. Brownlow Terrace, occupied ...

... Aagustina'a Parade, BKIRTOL; 14, Coekapur Strut, S.W. 1, and 103, Wee.. E.C. 3, LONDON ; or EDUCATIONAL COUNTY SCHOOL, Head Master: JOHN B. WILEINboN, lat r. H&. OPEN Born BOIS AND GIRLA. PROSPECTUtiIiB sad (unbar particulars may be °Waisted irow the Head Master ...