... GOLDEN PALL FROM DRESS WORN BY THE GREAT ACTRESS. COTTAGE FOR NATION? In bright sunshine—suggestive of her own gracious and genial smile—Dame Ellen Terry made her final progress yesterday morning through the leafy lanes of Kent. Her coffin, draped with ...

... @ocds.~Experienced frames particularly for repadra; Xpenience In soldering desivtble. Apply 8 Ortweiler, 39, G, Arthur-st, Golden.lape, E.C.I. FIKH (Friel) .~ Young man used to trade; «tats wages and full poriics, Write Box P 4799. Daily Chronide, E.C ...

... of Barming fiuth. Maidstone, Kent; who has been migsing snwe December 12, He is 70 years of 1425, 6 feet in height, and has white hair and beard and blue-grey eyes He was =caring a dark grey overcoat. black sa't hat, and brown boots and legginge. Any:ne ...

... Painted Black. 2 £ N ot ooy MT & s From “The Daily Chronicie” Special Correspondent. MAIDSTONE, Wednesday. Sir Gerard Willshire, Bart., is to appear before the Maidstone magistrates to-morrow morning. The chief witness against him, it | is understood, will ...

... e ACENCIES. -Continued. + SEWING MACHINISTS. —Continued. AOENTS wanted, boots and clothing: faetory | (‘o;u ELY Machirtsts (Bxperienced) wanted: A prices; execilent prospects and commwission. ' wages from £3 10s. to £5 per wk. Appiy Ruthstein, Dept, E ...

... werree ey SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. ™uini OUTH, about 16, to learn boot repairirg. A, YM. Wc.tv.‘. 154, Si. Joun's-hill, lvwrut‘ \ a PRICA, India, Brazii, &c.—C.erks, engineers and | owihers mw, TEMUNErative ‘p.‘t‘((-p&ld positions 2broad ehou'd ernd ...

... wroperine: voumzs SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. =Cuiiniere PLAR‘I’?,RI‘HS; gooa men only. Badcook, LOO. Vownnam katote, Bromiey, Kent. I)O.‘H’BR Writers for water colour work: Arst-clase only need app:y. Civesigns, 147, Wardour-st W Pfirfis Tool Rotter .yuircd ...

... Captain _Knight's “The Filming of the Golden Eagle” at the Polytechnic, a film to whidh you can tak~ a child to his pleasure and E\rofit? When it was over Captain {night appeared on the stage with hig tamed Golden Eagle on his wrist, and he said that it ...

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... their own boots —thsy know..o.cvvuenn. 1 If hard labour you'd abolish } Shine your boots with “Nugget Polish 0000000000000000000000000008000000000sss Did you “Nugget” your boots this morning B aensissmmtssnmoiismesestesasssese “Nugget” your boots and they ...

... (Hapts) .. 27 Woolley (Kent) 35 Croom (Warwick) .. 27 P. Feoder .(Surrey) 33 A. Evans (Kent) .. 27 Wensley (Sussex 31 Macaulay (Yorks) .. 25 Staples, 8. (Notts) 31 Robinson (Yorks) .. 25 Hipkin (Essex) 30 G. Legge (Kent) 25 Boves (Hants) ...

... nathing for Sicyon after his two recent public (rials, There was no event of importancee at Doncasier yesterday. Bart Snowhall kent up his winninge seguence, bat the price was again a short one, The Foal Stakes, 2s usmal, wa a farce as far a 3 a contesd went ...