... the army. Pte. It Yield, et Stapeley, Pte. W P WWII, of the Aare), r wieb. arm also votirded. PRIVATE J. HARDING A PRISONER Of WAR. Private J Harding, eon o( Mr. and Mrs. John Harding. of Pilloryntreei, Nenterink, . pneuner of oat Germany. lie wise reported ...

... PERSONAL. Lady tas arrived at Harbor, r all. Northwiyh. front London. John and Lad. Brunner hay returned to 43. Harrington Gardens for tin season. Mob. k the auilsorens John Halifax, tlentlernan. was horn at Siokson.Trent one laundry., years ago on ...

... ladies there are dainty lingerie sets. hosiery. gloves. wool. and silk scarves. handkerchiefs in fancy boxes. umbrei:as. cardigans• jumpers, silk cushions—in fart. one could extend the list ad inftnitum. The mere man is also catered for in the war ...

... Thus also tho usual mocks of tbo better knows brands of Bootee and Irian and N. spoinal rum for Ina is noted. The oLdostaa.hod Arm of Clota Coppem holl.tarnam continuo maintain emir reputation 'smilers of triers and soma.. A glance through thole prim list ...

... which • red boll of beautiful Inn a. a 'wading at the Shropshire year. The Nomad print wee awarded Kr. Hotisois brother—Hr. John Hobson, of 'Opole Lane. woe by My proweialsgbull. of'whidi 1699 claw Mr. Thema DOM was first with Dunottashi Indl, which will ...

... AFTERNOON SERVICE at 4 O(k. Preacher : REV. W. UPRIGHT 4Londoni. Tea at 5-15 p.m. Tickets 1 each. LECTURE at 7-0 p.m. Chairman: JOHN BOURNE. Esq. Soloist: Mr. F. Scarisbr!ck. Special Music by a United Circuit Choir. I Collections for Circuit Funds. 4.181 ...

... of Corntable Heieby, the latter pasting traffic through from South-nreet to Mill-street when defendant ignored bat uplifted arm and bad to taro sharply Into Bouthateret avoid running into a motor•ints that about to Saatwieh road. Defendant almost collided ...

... Ilth and sd. &Mations Prune of July Y P.OWANEY. Shrewhire Voomanry. —Wsloot r.rt, M July S. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLRRY. (Cardigan and Medium Brigade --Fleetwood. June 15.17. and Median Drigad.r.--Tramitvetvdd, July 1. Laagsahir. and (heAir. Brigade. ...

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... pro 1w to dreeive.hardlymented to the pretent eme. Indeed. Jr.. Quarringtoo almost seared the the role whirh in the phew arm him. it evidently NOWT metered anyone'. Mad that there had been a or the. wrong name had been pot over that lonely grave The ...

... Christmas shonp.ng would be incomplets without a visit to this old•establlshed firm. AT WARWICK HOUSE The windows of Mr St. John Butt are always an attraction. and contain articles to suit the taste and pocket of everyone. The dainty display of gifts cannot ...

... farmers and stockbreeders in the ty I:heater. As president toe for the hint teen red al over the country, and Sir n Lout.. John Allen (High Comniner for Australia) Hall. Pethaps tel. wrote 0.4 the tents were being watched with it ..oro widel, ! position ...