... McDougall, 2. Glenoi-huj IMacc. Falkirk. N. 8.. fav« : W •*I suffered with wiping eczema Unih arm- for Ik-tween eight and nine years. was coneluiit and spread all over A arms till iliey were raw from wrists to e-how?-. salve's . fa failed utterly. last (rot The ...

... Dune. 'OVE from iLAIDLAW, 70/-.; Blue Flame ■s, 6/-; Brass Jelly Pans, yd.; Floorcloth, nboo Tables, 6/9, 7/6, fSIDE. WOOL CARDIGANS, 12/6 each. MILLER, 7 & EARLSTON. ■-gTOund' and repaired.— & SON, Chirnside. Lyon), 100 9d, locally; /-; 500 4/6; 1000 6/-; ...

... Pants, all wool. White, equal to new, 6s 6d pair. Post 6d extra. Khaki kilts. Approx. 7 Yards Material in each, 21® . each. CARDIGAN JACKETS. These are New Unused Brown all-wool Jackets, 15s 6d. Post 6d extra. Breeches, breeches. New Khaki Cloth self-strapped ...

... and (c) ). LOT 4. DWELLING HOUSE, No. 3 COLLEGE PLACE, containing Seven Apartments*. W.C and Coal Houao in the occupation Mr John Martin annual rental of £22 8s (November tenancy). Tenant paying rate*. LOT 5. No. TWEED STREET lei In three portions, via ...

... will he opened * P-m., by Lady Francis Osborne. See Bills and Posters for other information. JOHN RAND, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS bavin* Claims a«ainst the Estate JOHN RAND, Hotbom Grange, Lowick, Northumberland, Retuea Farmer, Deceased, who died the la& Aujuat* ...

... gifts. Including wristlet watches, various kinds brush sets In silver and tortoiseshell. Useful presents for the ladles—cardigans, jumpers, overWouses, scarTes, Oriental and crystal beads. Clntra pearls, handbags, fancy goods, etc. can be seen at Helen ...

... £l,OOO to his daughter Lady Joan Joioey. To his agent, James Cieghora, £250; £3OO Nurse Emma J. Hoggarth; £l5O John Howie, bailiff; £lOO John Garlich, butler; £lOO each to Alec Scott and W. Panic, gardeners; £lOO to James Bryden, groom; £lOO James Merdie ...

... present were Mr and Mrs John Cookson, Meldon; the Hon. Arthur and Mr* Joicev, Longhirst; Miss Sylvia Joicey; the Miaac* Fenwick, Longframhngton; Lord and Ladv Ravcnsworth. {lslington Park; Capt. A. W. Milburn, Fowborry. Mrs John Cookson and Miss Sylvia ...

... on Thursday were very sloppy. St. Aidau’s Literary Society met Tuesday e>emng, with good attendance, t«> hear a lee lure by John Brough on A Talk about litMiks.” Mr Brough handled the subject in a most pleasing and fascinating manner as was evinced from ...

... sun still rests on Cheviot’s rt And bosom glows. And I swear he’ll ne’ar forget ls •urtrte’ long as that rirer flows.” arms! to arms! ’twas Doug* Call out Ettriok band. For Percy has sworn this night. He’ll rid© into our Scottish Xorham Keep and bonnie ...

... 3. Moesrs Thorn>'U, linir l‘\v. or -1 Mep-irs Thom-on; 13. John l.anih • Tohu > « 'n: 2. M- « r- TIK ui. ■ • t-.r R* 110 vioi (I-oi\k* Ross Taylor. (1 f M-nigoswi!'*. t!u* '•nCt'lks. Mr John Mnith. EUingham Home Fann. I’ll;ithill. wa«» fourth for Cl; ...

... in the Box. , KEEN’PRICES 'i^^VsSd DUNLOP’S SPECIAL PRICE. Ss 6.t. -- RICES, 6(1, (M, ba, 6, lid. 7» 6.1, 8s 8(1. n ENT.’S CARDIGAN JACKETS. DUNLOP’S /CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS in Box«s. i PRICES, 22s 9d. 2»« U4. 278 6d, White or Coloured, Is Hid, 2s 3d ...