... RENFREW STREET, GLASGOW. j FOOTWEAR VALUE With a Tolling Soiling Argument. Brands, GRENSON'S Gent.'s. GOLDEN DAWN, Ladies'. LITTLE DUKE, Youths'. School Boots at Koonost Prioos• Splendid Selection, suitable for Christmas Presents. J. s. lAIRIE, 2 East Bank ...

... Shillinglaw. M.A , Sgt. Raymond Arthur Burren, R.A.S C.. only son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Burren, '* Ultima Thule.’* Maidstone, Kent, to Margaret Hawthorne, eldest daughter Mr and Mrs Hail. Fairfield,” Newtown St Boswells. Gray—Jolly. —At the Manse, Lauder ...

... Shepherds? This year—the Best Herd’s Boot on the market. Easy walking, absolutely waterproof, equal in every way to Hand-Made Boots. The old quality maintained throughout—35/- a pair. Farm workers should wear the FIELD BOOT.” same design as the ‘“Ettrick Shepherd ...

... Islands (Colley-Golden Measure); v hiie Leghorns (Barron-Snowden); Buff Orpingtons; Black Leghorns; 13/6 dozen, week-olds 14/6, fortnight 15/6. Indian Runner Ducklings, 21/6. Carriage paid. Every satisfaction assured. Kelvin Hatehery, Kent Road, Glasgow ...

... Luttman has been a member the parish church choir, High Wycombe, for 60 years. He and his wife have just eelebrated their golden wedding. While attending florae timber at Finmere Station. Frederick Herbert, of Akeley, near Buckingham, was killed by being ...

... SHEPHERDS.— Hand-sewn boots, made to measure, 50/-. Meeting could be arranged for measuring. Write R. Irving & Son. Bootmakers. Jedburgh. OPRING SOWN ONIONS (Cranston’s Excelsior), 3/- per 100. Tomato Plants (Bides Recruit, Ailsa Craig. Golden Queen). 2'6 |>er ...

... Philiphaugh. Colonel F. S. W. Cornwallis, chairman the Kent County Council, and formerly M.P. for Maidstone, unveiled the afternoon of Whit Sunday a tablet within the new lych-gate of East Peckham Church, Kent, erected as a memorial to villagers who had fallen ...

... profusely decorated with flowers by the local Bir Waltcr Scott Club, in memory of the immortal novelist’'s birth. Scottish yew, golden holly, marigolds, and hollyhocke surrounded the base of the column, while shields in white and yellow chrysanthemums were ...

... night. ROXBURGHSHIRE LAIRD'» GOLDEN WEDDING. —Jed-Fortot Club, which was founded bv the sixth Margins •>! Lothian over hundred years ago, »>n Tuesday entertained lc.ptaiii George Tanered 01 Roxburghshire, the occasion ot his golden weddinsj. Captain Tancred ...

... European alphabet. vet he found it very easy to go about the of Mt Petersburg, all streets verging on the quay, where the great golden spire of the Admiralty buildings is a landmark to all the city, The city itself is a place of magnificent buildings ana H ...

... of Northumberla who is the old nd, George Mer- lest native of Melrose, son of was. ¢ years in the em Mercer, gardener, who Boot and who, in his collect 8 many of the characters er which appear in. his novels, namely, George omson, so M dfire alias Whurly ...

... Newtown; July 25, Jedbuigb; August J, St. August 15, St. Boswells; August 29, Hawick September 5, Newtown. W'ki»i»ino.—'The golden wedding of and Mrs William Inglis, North Berwick, has just been celebrated. Mr Inglis, who a brother of Mr Alexander Inglis ...