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... JOHNS LADIES : COATS. New Goods Just Armed ! Velonr and Blanket Clotks, : 15/6 to £3/15/-. Girls from 5/11. 21 to 39ins. WOOL CARDIGANS, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. JUMPERS, 2/11, 4/11, 6/11. WOOL WRAP COATS, 6/11, 10/11, 17/6. FLEECE DIRECTOIRE KNICKS 1/11, 2/6. ...
... DECEMBER 21 192d XMAS WEEK DAINTY & USEFUL GIFTS FOB ALL Gloves Handkerchiefs Neckwear Art Silk Lingerie Blouses Jumpers Cardigans Gowns Children’s Party Frocks Children’s Breechette Suits and Everything for Baby & S STOCKBRIDGE OUGHTONS) George Street ...
... Rev. 'L G. clart.e. On leaving Corby about 23 years tco Mr. Jones became licensee of the Caroms' Arms, Deenethorpe, and tenant flm.-r under Lady Cardigan. ,A A A Be Needs Bilu ...
... THE 1923 DISPUTED GAS BILL CLAIM AGAINST GRIMSBY IMPORTANT CASE TO CONSUMERS at the the Grimsby John Earle- the ” £10 lbs- Id Mr M- paid & contended to claim Mr- in gas U1TTLE fitter Vorley the 1922 saw fireplace was he two on after the told possible ...
... Comments WIRE) and R D Grattan Club by Coro-ner Smith Commander in (retired) Grattan and added to living lifts War obtained Infantry transferred to Machine Corps Grattan’s was Ernest Grattan 1916 from Evidence Grattan Ho had woura ...
... Silk*. Gabardines, and Wool Repps. The vogue for Knit-wear is well reflected our Displav of KNIT COSTUMES, JUMPERS, and CARDIGANS. Hundreds of Ladies' and Children's HATS to select from, bought specially for the Easter trade. The Right Goods the Right ...
... oa • 11 °°° 1 Suite in TeßestrY. and Copper Curb Stile, and SATURDAY. APRIL Vtli, 1922, • Arm Chairs, Mtge Polyphon, by Nienie A queatity of Shirts. Cardigans, -Over- Freres, 14 Lary Discs, 20 Grammcoals, jrousers, Pants. Vests, phone Records, Oak Table ...
... House Police Court on Saturday. There were charges to be heard. Mr. Daniel Jones, of Cardigan, engineer the ketch Rosetta, got entangled in the machinery while in Cardigan Bay, and his legs were severed. was transferred the Pwllheli fishing boat Redwing ...
... PASTIMES. Continued From Page 3. FOOTBALL Escritt-Bennett Cup.—Semi-Final. St. John's v. Gonerby Hit- Foot. Played vesterday, the Harlaxlon-ri good hustling game. Si. John's opening their account ough Humphries, after fifteen minute*' play. the interval ...
... mocking singularly i Sir Alan Anderson (1 Institute Marine Engineers) Sir John (vice-president tlie Naval Air Sir Brancker (Director Civil Aviation) Richard (chairman Aeronautical John Higgins pioneers in aviation During tne evening the following prizes ...
... household ~ duties.—Mrs, Goose, Harts Grounds, Dogdyke. YARDMAN (Single) wanted at once. Good milker.—Apply H. Roffe, Holbeach St. John’s, Lincolnshire. HEI,P (Useful) wanted. Age about 20. Farm-house. Good home. — Mrs. Sanderson, Home Farm, Stonton Wyville, ...
... management I which existed at the Mason’s Arms, in '•the good old days,” with the added advantages of modem skUI. Mr. Brudenell is a Northamptonshire man, and direct descendeiu of the second Earl of Cardigan. -The lost Earl, by tlte way, was the leader ...