... attention of the young by an exhibition of tricycles and tricars, while in the foreground of the window are. among useful bicycle arms- sorMs, numerous varieties of electric cycle lamps, which are proving increasingly popular. as well as many types of hand electric ...

... of the late Mr James M. Howat, Stepps, and of Mrs Howat, R Langshot Street, Ibrox. The bride, who was given away by the Rev. John A. McFadden, who officiated at the ceremony, wore a short-sleeved dress of turquoise-blue silk, with a brown sailor hat and ...

... Week-End of your CHRISTMAS and NEW - YEAR FARE. JOHN COSANS is prepared with a Large and Fresh Choice of CAKES, SHORTBREAD, BISCUITS, dr., and a Big Variety of WHISKIES, WINES, RUMS, BRANDIES, BEERS, and . STOUTS. JOHN COSANS Supplies Your Whole Wants. Orders ...

... Irish tone; early promise not maintained). 11FAIORIAL HALL-AFTERNOON SESSION. Verse-Speaking Choirs (under 71-Test pieces -John Cook He Had A tirey Mare and Own choice-I. latlyloan Schoot Autumn. Denim, Coo Per) MI. (Kepf rlothro well. voices .leer ...

... C. Buist, Ba'gill° House, with her customary kindness, has provided the cabmen with warm Cardigan waistcoats to ward off the winter cold. The withdrawal of Mr John Philip as one of the nominated candidates for the Parish Council avoids a contest, and Mr ...

... gouda increatie the effect Use admiration. LUlLtrious carpets and rugs with geode in bags, purse., and awl like, shop of Mr John Lamb, Ifutcher, will and the niagneivent revenue which had been by the Y.M.C.A. during the war, I sty messiest.. Mr James Sheplited ...

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