... ENGAGEMENT • HARMER BAKKER. Jeanne Harmer. ot Railway Hotel. Essen - dine. to Flying Officer Harold Barker. of Loose. Maidstone. Kent. Linenln.—Aug. 2. In Goldsmith'swalk. James Finch. 74: in the , County Hospital. Alice Agnes Payne. 3, in Glbbern-street ...

... branches Boots’, Cash Chemists; at all Taylors' Drug Stores; and by Messrs. Orimble and Kent, Hifirh-etreot, Boston. For maliciously eetting fire to a, number *e Edwards, labourer, has been senteoc-d Maidstone seven years’ ...

... requirements.—D. Uill Batchelor, Potato Merchant, Montrose. 'CtOB one week only are offering 1 our famou* Al SElt- VICE WORKING BOOT; unequalled for land or rough work; IU. ad. pair. FAULT you miss this chance. —Get them at the Army and Navy Stores, 4, Corn ...

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... Committee. No public money for the repair of Onne Hall. sth.—Marriage at Holy Trinity Church of Mr. Edgar Sutcliffe and Mia» M. M. Kent. 6tb.—Beaton Burial Board Government enquiry. Coun. Salter's oriti- 9th. —Re-opening of Boston Public Library under the open-acoees ...

... makfl cffoi not to mastered nerves. hands t rambled coD-irolably. I came very thin, petite I bad and what food managed to mo do Boot!. I was Mb AltraT HccEf« on- bnkr i ' I™#* and consol lea OO- Disordered Nerve* and dcctor after another, prompt teat fcvrul ...

... Tonic with a signed porsonal guarantee of satisfaction money hack from Grimble and Kent, 15. High-street; A. Mitchell. 56, Hargate; J. H. Woodward, 51, West-street; Boots, Cash Chemists, all branches; and from all leading chemists. IMPORTANT: The scalp ...

... work be done. A letter was read from Messrs. Boots. Ltd., stating that they were willing to tile the “step gable” the end of.their warehouse on the Town Bridge with mahogany-coloured tiles, with the name “Boots” set the centre. Resolved that the consideration ...

... BOSTOV Advt. Martinis •'anrh'n and Ix>rd Waring pleaded at two camp fire sessions during Bje conference of Kent S©outworkers at Maidstone. Oyer were present. '¦-»i >a» . v. I Lord J. Joicey-Cecil, uncle of the Marquis of Pzerter, ana formerly M ...

... voyage. The Rev. T. KPSopsrith. M.A., Vicar of Ashford. Kent, and Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Lincoln, has been nominated the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Vicarage of All Saints’. Maidstone, in succession Canon TTardcastle, who has been nominated ...

... the edifice were.—Pulpit, Rev. J. Schofield and-Mrs. B. J. Kent; font and altar. Miss Thompson: lectern, Miss Jessop and May Jessop; screens and chancel ends, Miss Kent and Miss Kathleen Kent; windows. Miss Greenfield and Miss Gert»* gas statKlards, Mrs ...

... Seotney: Cart saddle; Atkinson; J. Taylor: Two plant setters; A. Routen: Groceries and two jars jam; Goodwin: Grapes; Kent: Boots; Goodwin; Tangerine; Mrs. Sutton: Pair pictures; G. Briggs: Bacon: Mrs. G. Briggs; Jam; T.hurlby; Scrap book; Beck: Brass ...