... 1052DRITCHARDS. General & Fancy Drapers & uadles' Outfitters. 9. High Street. Kidderminster, for Ladies' Coats Dresses. Jumpers. Cardigans. Blouses. Macks. Gloves, Stockings. Hoods. Slacks in all colours' Umbrellas, Handbags. Neckwear, Bathing Costumes. Beach ...

... WADLEY. Funeral at Bldford. We regret to record the death of Mr. Proc. ter Vernon•Nadley. which toot }dace at the Northwing Arms Hotel. ErethaM, early on Saturday morning. Mr. Wadley was about on Friday a..marently in his usual health, but on returning ...

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... Marine Trousers. Special O ff er in Hosiery of all descriptions. i n cludin g Government Vests and Ti Shirts, Body Belts, Cardigans, Socks and Hose, etc. Also all types of Civilian Underwear, in high-class makes only. Fancy Goods in Half Hose. es. etc. ...

... the people watched some sorry , fooling by Jury's comical clown cricketers; who, dressed in various fantastic cratumea, and armed with bats which would require • lot of paring to conform to the rules, played a game with Mr. Eatyn Jackson. local eleven. ...

... Ludlow Institution in succession to Mr. W. 11. Swayne, from keisare. G. Idilbourne, Bock Lan& Ludlow; B. A. Powell, Lampetei, Cardigan; and H. Walton, Ludlow. H. Walton had been engaged us temporary porter bad from May 21st last. The Ce.nmittee interviewed ...

... engine evoked frequent applause and andwas. Pri! (rumen: Pesti aeries (a) Two Roes Glee Sewers; mill. Mr. J. Hooking; emng, John Bareholonee (encored). Mr. J. Sandearele; neg. 'The Last Watch, Mr. J. Peewee; song, Room. Sanchlindi; part song (a) Lovrily ...

... was null misunderstood Bonewen. who. he said. bad gest ample tereatil of economy, they would take thou tee farmers to wits Cardigan for Profiles,. Other.' l e M ere ' In tb. the üble }lc lied nen • that evidence that he was a real friend atrneul mon. ...

... Woodfield, on the proposi• manly resolved that a letter be sent to Coun- tion of Mr. C. Terry, seconded by Mr. A. C. cilloc John Eduard., expressing their hear- Milner& C.C. ties coogratulatioue upon his acceptance of the Mayoralty, and hoping that he ...

... e BRIDEGROOMant said, What the - the good of having number of years a teacher at Tenbury Baptist auntie Vera. uncle Ray. John and auntie Kit; rued. lights on when there it a black-out. I call it Church and later carried on Sim ). Senn auntie Nettie ...

... secretary, and * * LIGHT THAT WAS NOT ENOUGH. both these gentlemen have the interests of The STORES, KINGSLAND * Also Jumpers, Cardigans, Hose, Gloves, Scarves, etc. Ronald Corners was ordered to pay of Legion heart. 3lrs. Closes occupies * * as. costs for Titling ...

... Frocks, Hats, Scarves, Knitwear, Gloves, etc. DEPARTMENT. Bargains offered in Overcoats, Sports Coats, Flannel Trousers, Cardigans, Pullovers, Slip-3 oven, Scarves, Golf Hose, Socks, Ties, etc. Owing to war conditions, Goods difficult to replace, and then ...