... chair at I. Jey) per car mile, 665d. — ad HERRING FISHERY. DEATH OF MRS. S. A. ORGAN. A Bill was Sympathy will 0 out to Mr. John Orga presented on behalf of Mr. ‘of Silverdale, chief clerk ‘ or Run man providing for the branding of barrels fille with cured ...

... British Warm, 63 >. Officers’ Raincoats, 39/- and 54/-. Khaki Flannel Shirts, 4/11, 7/11. !ftll Wool, 11/6. V'arm Dressing Gowns, 14/6. Cardigan Jackets Grey 4/11. Khaki 6/9. Ceylon Pyjama Suits, 6/6. Flannelette ditto, 4/11. Army Grey flannel Shirts, 3/11; ...

... WARM CLOTHING F3R THE ARMY & NAVY. SOLDIERS’ or PANTS. 2,f. Eacli. SOLDIERS’ KHAKI DARK KNITTED WOOL SOCKS. - Pair. SOLDIERS’ARM! KNITTED SOCKS. 6V-. 1,- Parr. SOLDIERS’ ARMY' ORLY FLANNEL SHIRTS, IE SOLDIERS’ KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS. G. SOLDIERS’ NATURAL ...

... West Africa a liatla osat JLflfiO John THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR. REPORTED IN A CRITICAL CONDITION. Telephones 209 (Business) and 774 (Editorial). Daily-One Halfpenny. Lance & Co., Ltd. THE WAR. RED CROSS SOCIETY. m JOHN LJLNCE & CO.. LTD.. ARE PREPARED TO ...

... SPECIAL VALUE. Officer’s Field Service Jacket, 47 /G. ‘arm.Oressing Cowns, 14/6. Trousers, 16/6. Breeches, 18/6. Leather 21/-. Sam Browne Beit, 40/-. Puttees, 6/6. Officer’s Cap, 12/6. Khaki British Warm, 63/-. Officers’ Raincoats, 39/- and 54/-. Khaki ...

... inspect the goods and prices, which speak for themselves.—Fletcher’s China Rooms, Pittville-street, Cheltenham. ARM overcoats, singlets, Cardigan jackets; Ja and varied stock, new an hand, —. arry Higwins. Ltd.. 318 Hizgh-strest rose-street corner), Cheltenham ...

... cut about the .arms and legs submierged rocks in his swim through the surf. On previous occasions Parker has shown bravery by being slung over the cliffs, and he has rescued people from drowning, but this was his bravest deed. Mr. John Kettle Clarke, ...

... slipped and fell to the road- way. receiving fatal en Miss Wilmot, a dressmaker, of Sheffield House, Matlock, was walking on arms and toro her blouse. Several men who Saturday a collie dog jumped at her. bit both went to her nid had to beat the dog off ...

... Wulstan, Tyndall (left side) Mary, St. John, Joseph of Arimathea, Oswald and Wycliffe (right side) As we stated in our description of the plans of the proposed memorial some weeks since, several coats of arms will appear in the work. they being those ...

... Tewkesbury wan*ed —App.y W. and Son?. fiahnioiiKec». High-street, Cheit 1 Ji-I.MRBT letterpreaa and m-1 prover wanted —App.y John Hollows, tj-ou- Y' OIJNO man dosines situation sins’e-handed or under-gardener t-xi^rienced; roicronces.— Write Echo. INTELLIGENT ...

... Commissioners. Mr. Robert B. Brassey. who was operated on for on Wednesday latst progressing very favourably at the home’ at John-street, London. Ihe marriage arranged between Mr. Nigel Ivingscote and Mrs. Coventry will take place quietly at Ploly Trinity ...

... the Geriaans.” The Congo. —The Rev. John Howell, from the Congo, will address a united meeting of Cambrav and Salem people, at Rodney-hall, on Monday evening, illustrated by lantern view's photographs. General Sir John Maxwell (0.C.) and Lady Maxwell, who ...