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... 17-IE ADVERTISER AND GAZETTE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1926. JOHN SANDERS LTD EALING BROADWAYWS P c o ) JOHN ERs LTD Xmay 6ranb 4 Sop il f est • air Full of those Displaying little F ; -Mar artistic * Use r and surprises 0 that a cePt 4l6l - - Practical Gifts ...
... THE ADVERTISER AND GAZETTE. FRIDAY TUNE 19, 1931. 17 'Remnants and Come and See our Windows Oddments Next Week JOHN SANDERS Half Price Every Thursday For Bargains. LIMITED . SUPREME BARGAINS, WELL I IVI MEN S E REDUCTIONS SUM E R IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ...
... Berendt. 4 Mr. H. J. Weston. Dessert apples: 1 Mr. Whitbread. 2 Mr. H. J. Weston. 3Mr H. J. Grattan. Pears: 1 Mr. Berendt. 2 Mr. Whitbread. Plums: 1 Mr. H. J. Grattan. 2 Mr. A. G. Steil. Division C. open. excluding trade.—Vase of chrysanthemums: 2 Mrs. W ...
... OSBORNE. 34, Kingston-road. Southall. SHOULD WARDENS RE ARMED' Sir,—At the risk of further disgusting your correspondent of last week, I reiterate my opinion that A.R.P. Services should not be armed. It is obvious that no man can perform two jobs satisfactorily ...
... a voyage t s and life among the Alaskan i mac. EMBASSY, HARROW. John Barrymore and Helen Twelvetrees are at the Embassy, North Harrow, next Monday, in Cardigan's Last Case.* Tom Cardigan, a brilliant but dissolute crime lawyer, falls oat with Vanity ...
... Fullinger and family; Mrs. Fitt and Edna; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and Frank: John Gould; Torn and Mrs. Goddard; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grimaldi, Marion and Tony; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. G. Grattan and Alec; Mr. and Mrs. T. L Horn; Rosie Howard: Alderman J. J. Lynch and ...
... Prizes.—lnfants: Lena Cripps, Margaret Munro, and Sidney Bowleg. Standard I: Peter Peildlesden, Albert Lambert. and John Dancer. Standard II: John Cooper, Harry Sharp, and Neil Lee. Standard III: 'Donald Smith, Charlie Kirk and George Wallis. Standard IV: Stephen ...
... when he said they overestimated their numbers by 1,500. He refers to Cardigan alone, and neither gave the population of Cardigan nor the number of communicants or adherents. I find Sir John Williams, one of the Royal Commissioners on the Church in Wales, ...
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... word their son, Pte. B. Rawlings, 942, Reaforth Highlanders, is wounded in the arm, but going on well, at the Stationary Hospital, Rouen, France. The polio, auntitearb of the Arms stores cam was conclud ed at Richmond after a sitting lasting from 10 a.m. ...