... once, a young Courntz JOBBISG COm- T V POSITOlM rsed to press and cyilnder m icn-- Simmons, Eagle Printing Works, Cranbrook, Kent. CIOMPGSITOR WASNED, for tho Proa-dce All-riond cbbin _ Accustomed to good work. Permanency. wages 2-s 54 hours. Befeencey ...

... as JUNIOR CLESr. -Mut S hae had score experience and wea up at ?? i by letter only to C. Bayer and Co., Victoria-buldiflgs. Golden- lnne, E.C. G ENTLEMALY, well-educaed YOUTR WANTED, JuAt Gleft schooL-Apply, in own handwriting stating S3JAUZ required, and ...

... B nern l o. N e -m : - FaM -t A:: -p:. -j- _oad Kent o . ?? ~7N D, yo OUS-P filI lletD Ladm, --3 -nv ,.;sl i' Hlp ot* ob~ctd toN ...

... Dr. Harlandson, the safest and best treatment is to use after each meal a tablet, com- posed of Diastase, Aseptic Pepsin, Golden Seal. and Fruit Acids. These tablets can now be found at all drtsg stores under the name ?? Dys- pepsia Tableti, and not being ...

... Wick. Linotype operator desire* situation »■ im PROVER. Wlllißff fill time at oaae, or reader . A. Hcnnrtt, B* Well-road, Maidstone. LINo. - requires PITT A HoN. mrchanlo. Speed 6-8,000. WUUnf to f.ll up lime country.—O. A. M., IS, Bunnlnyhlil-road. Lewisham ...

... ►urvcyor. BuHtboumti. for Artlelwl Pupil. Premium miulrrd.- Adtlre** Wm. Chapman Kidd. Town Hall. Baatbeurna. and Law. LAD ■boot W. Good wrltlaf. A»«. wlary. uporlenca (If uay), U> Cltjr/* H9, Burnt A>ii-hIU. OKRK'K BOY In City mrrcliiin* , « offlc**. ...

... in house of 1 uslness. ■Jf one age 30. for kitchen work. Plain cooking. boots. I Other age 18 to 20. for General Housework. Comfortable home. Apply 14. Bromiey-road. Beckenham. Kent. GENERAL SERVANT. 18 to. Good character. Plain cooking. Two in family. ...

... and Maiin, Derby. DRAPERY. s'oung: Indies W.VNTED for Gl(v, Kiblion. and Trimming Departments. Close 2 p.m. Thursdays.— Mid-Kent Stores, lywisham, B.E. nItAPERY. -WANTED. TOUNO LADIES, for the following departments: Mantles. Millinery, and Fancy. Also ...

... sung. Thousands of persons assembled in the street, Maidstone, to hear the proclamation read the Mayor. After the ceremony, which was also witnessed nearly 3,000 school children, the hand of the West Kent Depot played the National Anthem. There were striking ...

... his wife, who was also cremated. and deposited in the vault of the Joy family in the village churchyard Bought on Monchelsea. Kent. His wife, who died about two years ago, was daughter of the late Mr. Jot, the artist. Mr. Haw.- 's directions, the vault was ...

... said Ire would call ogam. lie did the Friday election, and gave order for a truckload thirty quarters at 27a., delivered Maidstone Station. lie subaequently received three lotU'ra Irom tiio firm John Barker, Limited, inviting h»n enter into competition ...

... fain . AbMaIMT. found. Hood bandy man. hmall ichcn and fli wf>r garden, conaenraiory. Look after how. trap, fowls, kr.'ve* boots, etc. Wile aiding occasionally assist m houss whoa nsqulird. Send photo.—Kmghaui. Blue Uursl, Ashbumbam-road, Hastings. ROOMS ...