... heat base of bummer days.' the hop shoots term a canopy of rntshed. green over thou/swum of broad acres. In Kent Nature: sits in beauty. In Kent the est of the gardener and the, skill of the farmer find their highest. tem sacs. Her hies and woods, Is str„ ...

... KENT SENIOR CUP RE-PLAY FOLKESTONE BEAT DARTFORD THE SEMI-FINAL. HART’S GREAT GOAL WINS THE DAY. Folkestone and Dartford met at Northfleet on Wednesday afternoon in their re-play of the Kent Senior Cup semifinal. A large crowd, estimated at about 4,000 ...

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... Tomlin; 3, C. P. Binfleld. Kent, A. C. Edmonds of 91, Cards:bag Street, Gillingham, Kent, J. Lunn= Oak Eighteen Brussels sprouts: 1, C. P. Bin&Id; isAlge, Tippendell Lane, St. Albans. Hats-. 2, W.:l. Moor; 3, H. T. Boxer. F. T. Boots of High Street. Newington ...

... House. KENT INSURANCE 23. DOVER ROAD. FOLKESTONE COMPANY. Clom to Co-operative Stores Our system cannot be beaten, for our boots are mada and repaired to hssiat the tread of every particular wearer. WE SAVE BOTH POCKET AND TEMPER, Ladies' Boots Soled & ...

... (East Ward). Elections —Successful Candidates. Golden Wedding. .Mi. niul A.r«, H.'.T. C.oulden, of 7, Park Folkestone, -who celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday. -Mr. Goulden is a very wellknown Kent business man, and is head the firm bearing his ...

... bottom dollar that you are getting your money’s worth The sight one well calculated create enthusiasm for there was Maidstone in the Kent hold unbeaten record and have thirty goals to their opponents’ three floundering about like fish out water Folkestone ...

... take pair of boots that were hanging outside the shop and put them into a sack (produced). then journeyed the road, when Davis took the new boots out of the sack, and put them on his feet, and put the old ones, which was wearing, in a sack.” Continuing ...

... amt .-'on; £35-£3O; ligiit place for good maids-Mis. Paul, 12, Hayle-road, Maidstone. COOK (•- w lusir MaidMone, £5O-£6O; good Kiteh-nmaid kept. —Mis. Paul. 12, vie-load, Maidstone. m 29 COOKS. Cook-Generals. Housemaids, Daily Workers, Temporary Workers ...

... MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOR SALE. A NTIQUE Sideboard and Firescreen, .Zl. Louis %V.—View, 103, King Edwardrd.,Maidstone. sl4 LLAN '8 tor Quality Clocks at cut prices.-14-day inlaid Mahogany Clocks 52/6 and 57/6; Walnut 52/6; 14-day Inlaid Mahogany Westminster ...

... fills long-felt want and mrings most expensive article within each reach PLEASURE GARDENS THEATRE “THE GOLDEN AGE” Mr Vincent Brown the author of The Golden Age” has produced play of modern life which is distinct improvement the society plays to which accustomed ...

... give them back her The Bench committed prisoner for trial the next Quarter Sessions. RESULTS AT A GULNCI. KENT LEAGUE. Xorthlleet. 8; Maidstone Church Institute, 2. FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT SENIOR LEAGUE. him (produced). W’itnesa took . .»hce Station, ...