... he as well to recall the golden rule to mind, namely, that a man keeping behind the ball cannot be off side. •• • • hot work was seen at Folkestone on Salliedmy. when the local team were engaged with Sittinghourrie in the Kent League competition. Vigorous ...

... FAR3E PRODUCE SHOW. COUNTY EXHIBITION AT MAIDSTONE. The good work done by the Kent Technics Edocst,on Committee was amply exemplified on We he, lax - , wlem an exhibition - thu only exhibi• to oi kind in the counrry—of dead poultry. and bonny by clues ...

... and Miss K. Price, of Maidstone, who were suited in cream serge akin' and silk blouses, with red sashes and black picture hats. Mr. Herbert Usher was beat man. The presents useful and numerous, and later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Bootes left for Herne Bay ...

... wbole of the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK. enmptuang 193 cm. TWO AND TilltOd.LAMB 212 HALF-IsstED LAMBS, 4 PURE-BRED KENT BOWL PURE-BRED KENT BOAR AND ABOUT 40 STORE PIGS. 8 KECTBLENT COWS. With Calves at Foot; 2 HALF BRED de:lLS= COWS. 17 STEERS HEIFFSS ...

... ask the Maidstone Corporation to permit them M visit their electric lighting works. The adopted the recommendation. _ _ iIiNICTTT OF THE DOUBT.—Elnil, • 0•1117114 nano, was charged at the petty-sereiona on Wednesday with stealing a pair of boots. value ...

... —Real Turkish Delight. 64. lb. —Confectionery Bazaar, hank street, Ashford.— Advt. _ . &mama Boots,. Nailed Boots, Leggings, Gaiters; our own make. Rubber Boots, Golos. hes, Dancing Shoes, etc.. for the prment season. mow ready. Inspection invited. BROIL ...

... EWE' Aihrord. Folksor preferred. LEPER. Ern 11 in all truetworthr. of ing eotire charge. read s oot. eon ban E . Hank Road. boot. TRACK seeks n ntan.-11rs Dn anis tam' and Lane. Crsteroury. 4..:171.JAT10N as ma reeking: Q. or preterrei.--11. Ashford. r ...

... between the Provincial Clubs of Kent and the Hnekey Association. Kentish telm wdl be at follows: —H. G. Lush- Wilson (Folkestone). goal; W. J. Samna' (Ashford). 11. T. Montgomery (R.M.LI., (hstham), backs; W. W. Thorp (Maidstone). R. A. Bar-thee lomews (F ...

... &wooden; Pleydell Athletic v. 7 th Csiwalorook & hoot r. Maidoteno Mewl. &boot lean' Bel s XI. •. XT. i Loanno); Chothste tßaravgatej v. West- NEXT. Thistly.. Last Coast Colisga Kent teams were very busy on Batur. clay, as many as possible being engaged ...

... and 18th, Catford Bridge. Beckenham, Gravesend and Maidstone each secure one home match. Tonbridge are allotted a third game, and the Gentlemen and Mayen of Kent will conclusiona at Mote Park, Maidstone, on July 25th and 26th. aa • benefit to Hickman. ...

... l2:ff.t.SUEL i ei Pi!TIIPIS2;S/;20!R Simply EMS:4;N:VtErigi:ltrii HOPE HOUSE, MAIDSTONE An appeal is being made on behalf of this institut.on as No. 4, Wheeleretreet. Maidstone, which established mainly for the reception of older women discharged from prison ...

... Shoes in the best makes. Agents for I) Boots and Shoes, wear guarsuteed. Goloshes and Robbie Boots in all sizes and qualities. Worked slippers tastefully made up by competent workmen. Leggings and liand•sewn Boots made on the premises. Repairs a speciality ...