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... Black All Silk wagon* paean awes, & CARDIGANS FINAL CLEARANC CREPES E USUALLY and_ Vests. reliable hard-imasini „, 5f6 I 7f6 Seed medium 313 fir rizr 7 weiiikt 'Cr wear. Usually 4, each isnment. A draped warm Cardigans of and Jumpers. High Class Knitwear ...
... were heard from Miss Dora Lane. The prizes in the lads' gymnastic competition held previously were wan by A. Spencer, 1; J. Grattan, 2; and L. Spencer, 3. These were distributed by Mrs. Mace. There were two other presentations to the instructors for the ...
... is, It Usually each. WOOL DRESSES CARDIGAN SUITS Ladies' warmWooUen Dresses Ladies'Wohey Suits, all sizes, with short sleeves, 20 , : season's deis fa% ourite shades signs and colours. Usualir 3 0 - & 3z . 6 CANAL JOHN WONDERFUL DAY BY SANDERSTHRaUGHOUT ...
... Osterley Park View-road. Tiie father, Albert John Mon, said that on the evening of the Zlrd ulto.. deceased, while playing at home accidentally upset a cup boiling 0000u_, the fluid falling on her neck and arms. He immediately took off her clothe+, and then ...
... April 15, at Devon Nook, Lnke's-avenue, Chiswick, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shailer—a ion. CLEM ENT—ARMSTRONIi.—On April at Acton Hill Wesleyan .Methudist Church, Anton, by the Rev. Irving Arms st ntig, assisted by the Rev. J. H. Hoc ken. Oswald, .n of Mr. and ...
... afternoon, as the calms of the Aeton District. Council, cm the body of Edith May Shepherd, age' two years, the daughter of Mr. John Shepherd, • builder, of 109, Churehtleid-road, Acten.—Theevidence wee to the meet that. the child bad at times suffered from ...
... would treat than leniently, and bound them over to come up for judgment if called upon. DISCHARGED. Wm. Starr, 38, carman, of John-street, Bush Hill Park, was charged with stealing oirdigan jackets, value 95., the property of Fred. Chapman, a travelling ...
... after dinner, he was taking repose in the open air, a troop of armed men, among whom were several Bretons, surprised and surrounded him. He was without his coat of mail, and bad for arms only a sword and a short pike with which the Saxons were constantly ...
... 'Phone: Ealing 361 Cashmare. iu 4:r pea. c!os and plain. 210. 3,0. 3,11. Silk, 5'6. 6'6. to 126. Golf Hose 5.6. 6. 7/0. 105. CARDIGANS di WAISTCOATS • DRESSING GOWNS. Woollan Jackets 716, 1216. 1616. 18/6, 28/6. 38/. Waistcoats(Wool) 8:6, 1216, 166, 1831. ...
... Perubike (Postman), the Chums (bran tub), S.M. SayAl (entertainment,). League locals and members (refrt•shmeak ,, Mr. H. Grattan )hon. treasurer', 15, Cumberland-road, Acton, will be , •11d receive donations towards redwing the total liabilities of the ...
... Brigade), Clr. and Mrs. J. Skinner Cox, Major .H: C. C. Gibbings. Clr. H. M. Sayers. Clr. and Mrs. E. FL Brooks. the Rev. J. E. Cardigan Williams, Father Warren (of the Gonnershitry Cathnlio Grammar School), Mr. J. Penn Howard (chairman of the Ealing Conservative ...
... Cadoszan Laundry employes , i, 125.; Mr. Vince's employees, 128. 9d.; Stanton and Witton, £l3s. 6d.; Mr. Peat, COs.; Mechanics Arms. 13s. 10d.; Walters' Royal Laundry employee*, 108.; Royal Marlborough Laundry employees, 10s.: Mrs. Maxlow's employees, 10s ...