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... Acceptable Gifts, for BOYS', YOUTHS', or MEN. OVERCOATS MUFFLERS SUITS UNDERSHIRTS. RAINCOATS. UNDERPANTS. WATERPROOFS. CARDIGANS. TROUSERS. SWEATERS. KNICKERS.- GLOVES. HATS. BRACES. CAPS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. TIES. UMBRELLAS. SOCKS. DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS ...
... PIGS, etc., every WEDNESDAY, 10 a.m.,prompt. The Usual Large Supplies of FAT and STORE CATTLE. Consignments Solicited. REP, of JOHN BELL. Salesmen. URR 1 F AUCTION MART. TUESDAYS- FAX And STORE CATTLE and OOWS. PIGS AND POULTRY. Lest there should any mi ...
... FORBES, Castle Fraser, Kemnay. letTfarm HOUSE BRAENEIL Rooms and Kitchen), Entry Martinmas, 1907. CASTLE ERASER, Kemnay. J 1 ARM AT WARDHOUSE TO LET. The FARM o* SLAC3, the Erbate »« presently occupied by Mr Alex. (who is not to be offerer), containing ...
... I'bopkktt dwelling-house* 1 and 3 Place. Fraserburgh, belonging to William ALaitland. draper, have been purchased by Mrs John Sim, Grattan riace. sale was through by Messrs Re j and M'Robbie architects. INVERURIE. Ordination of Eiders.—An ordination elders ...
... JOHNSHAVEN. Masonic. —At meeting of John Lodge (119! Wednesday night, the following officebearers were elected : —R.W.M., Brother Edward Duncan; 1.P.M., Brother Thomas Herd; PM, Brother Adam Middleton; D.M., Brother John Anderson; S.M., Brother David V Mowatt; ...
... (dulcimer)', and John Brownlie 'phonograph). The accompaniments were iastetiuiy pla-ed -Messrs R. and W. Ilenry. number toasts were proposed and duly honoured interesting item of the prorrynme was the presentation prizes gifted to thy club Mr John S. Stuart ...