... advertisers r-h '' ' schilling VOL auitf3(h r LBl deaths uff lion- John I at INI : Tn I ' ' i van at Judtth Stanlo COl' - Ang3-- H tAHART l Wl-a ctorr cf it loi KM) Road Bodmin Ann Ikfeoil ?! n laac 1912 'll again lved well 1! FAMILY of tiit dur- a ifan ...

... portion of the cardigan, which was wearing at the time, by some means, caught the revolving machinery and that he thus became entangled. Dr. Russell Phillips said the body was badly mangled. One leg was severed and the other broken. Both arms -were also broken ...

... Ceased and Repaired: BLANKETS. all wool. 10, ed. eacb. CARDIGAN ~ A CRETS, wool. 7a. ed. each. SHIRTS, all wool. ea. each. SINGLETS and DRAWERS, all wool, 108. pair. SOCKS, all wool, 2.. pair. ARMS BOOTS. all gam.. 7•. &I. pair. MUNITION SUITS, cotton ...

... atattgl. weighed 32 %tone. Mt. John Kettle (larke, who had eniislosynd by an engineering firm for years- for 33 as foreman—died on Saturday. aged 71. For getting to the Richmond Children** Home Waiertree. • of now years. John Heetor Meefarlanw. wan ordered ...

... title among his tenantry of The Wicked Earl. One Sunday Lady Cardigan and Lady Wilion went to church. unaccompanied by his lordship, who usually was a very regular attendant. Lady Cardigan saw the verger look at them curiously as they entered the church ...

... feel this detestation than himself, for his greatgrandfather was member of Grattan's Parliament, and was hanged in Dublin Castle in June, 1798, for being patriot. His name was John Esmionde, said Dr. O'Toole, and a worthy representative of his race is ...

... Bedford Cord and Cloth, 10s. Gd. ]xair; New Australian Leggings (strapped and buckle), 16s. 6d. pair; New Australian all Wool Cardigans, 14s. 6d. each; Australian Brown Boots, equal to new, 16s. 6d. pair; Army iilankettj, (new), 16s. tel. each; Army Rubl>er ...

... --- for bar and to smut la the bone.—Apply Town Arm, Bothnia. WANTED: COOKGEIERAL,pIani rook- V log; kelp gnus; good wages to suitable person.—Apply, stating age, wages sod refer, nee. to Mrs. W. H. Grattan', Tiwardrestb. WANTED, ,nod GENERAL., obis to ...

... Kitchen, Washhouse, 2 Bedroom., W.C. and Garden. Lot 6.—No. 1, Brownlow T..rrare, oectip.ed Mr. Lucas as Monthly Tenant. Rent £7 arms. Lot 7.—No. 2. Brownlow Terrace, occupied Mr. Wyman as Monthly Tenant. Rent dK per annum. Lot 6.—No. S. Brownlow Terrace, occupied ...

... Aagustina'a Parade, BKIRTOL; 14, Coekapur Strut, S.W. 1, and 103, Wee.. E.C. 3, LONDON ; or EDUCATIONAL COUNTY SCHOOL, Head Master: JOHN B. WILEINboN, lat r. H&. OPEN Born BOIS AND GIRLA. PROSPECTUtiIiB sad (unbar particulars may be °Waisted irow the Head Master ...

... bands.-Apply Cocking, Smith, St. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned not Columb. later than Friday, July 18, 1913. LAtil VET. JOHN PETHYBRIDGE, Clerk to the Guardians. po ll . c o mmi t Union Offices. Badman , July B t h, 1913. VOR - SALE, PONY, TRAP ...

... shouted : All to the They have that the days our Chinese joss-house which Parliament be ended the and file must organise arm— yes arm This is language only man but an tyrant All he lacks is the opportunity to nise hopes abolish Parliament in order that ...