... Stauway House. Sept. 28.—-Golden wedding Mr. Mrs. K. Eaketts, of Bafford-road, Charlton Kings. Oct. 5J. —Annual meeting Philharmonic Society appointed Mr. Underwood conductor succession to Mr. t. J. l'hillips (resigned). 10. —Golden wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lane ...

... (Kurbiion), .Miss (London), Aliss (Washington), Miss Williamson, Miss Worth, Aiiss A Hard, Miss Ellis, Miss MiTi-Tiell, Miss Kent (all London). Mr. 11. bed (Leamington Spa), Mi. Wassirman (America), Air. II Alger (Ivybndge), Mr. I. (Slialdou), Mr. R. Hindlev ...

... lage. suitable for general and boot repairs:—lV.Y., Queens Road, Upper Norwood, London, 03.6. 19 , VIOLIN STRINGS. LAD. 9d. each. G. • is. or set 36., poet free:—Braithwalte, Lane. Bradford. 1 _1:91 1 rB I CIAL ARMY BOOTS, newly soled, •-• only fid.:—Crumpton ...

... invention relating to a machine for fixing heels and top lifts and extended portions of soles to the front of Louis heels of boots or shoes without removing the shoe from the last. THE PALACE THEATRE. There is an unusual attraction at the Palace Theatre ...

... yellow rubber sponge to-day is vastly superior the old red variety that was first put on the market. Rubber heels and soles for boots are familiar to ns all, but hero also new departure has been made. The rubber hitherto in use was not pure rubber, hut composition; ...

... MARCH 10 1922 m j I LEVER Snap is of Parity Excellence Sunlight We Specialise ! in tbe World-famous GRAMOPHONES CREAT BOOT SALE Proceeding German St MOON’S SALE February 1st PIANOS PIANOS list A NEW PIANO FOR 5 MOON & SONS PLYMOUTH HOUSE auCLE IMPORTANT ...

... GLASSES 5 d 6id beautiful aorlineat of bright Sugar- anti Final Clearance of LADIES’ SHOES Example Fonncrlr Remaining StocK of Boots offered at onequarter prices ago E-:i -Ri--ilar IV :ir 10 6 Edwin Broad The Cash Draper ST AUSTELL A HOSE expenses will given ...

... sale:-Woz 3,MS, Packet. 3; 6d.:-Underdown. & L'Ude , , , , ' '3 l , central 130. MITIeiTSY OF NtALTH INQUIRY. 1 linen Dartford, Kent e ••• 4 , W9EdI.IOT MAIMS& Ladies Goatee _. eerdi d e r a t o e e ~ 5.,.. 4 . , , • •ye . ee ,,, 8 . 6. .., 4 ,.. ...

... the Aldermanic Bench some six years ago, and last year became the civic head of tbe town. During tho past year he has won golden opinions from all, and his re-election popular one. Mr. Blarney is present the secretary of the District Education Committee ...

... Place. Exeter, to Mr. W. H. Godfrey, second son of the late Mr. Godfrey, oi Ottery iSt. Mary, and Mis. Godfrey, Whitstable Kent, was solemnised on Tuesday, at St. James's Church, Exeter. Owing to the recent sad bereavement suffered by the bride's family ...

... before the Egypt wink, baring walked down the ship's side. The retires were very fr•ghte•od. Quartormas.cr Junes y deposed that boot No. 17 was darks -bloek with natives. P. 'tress was *awl up from the sea. Jean Wynrh, !owed cook in the first sakes den;vd ...

... Mr Powell Revs A and C W G DSO Mixed Yule and Nott Major Mrs Walton C W G Mrs Kent Mr Mrs Dixcy Mr Rev C A Curgeuven Davis Ladies’ Doubles- Misses Nett- and Crosskey Mrs Kent Walton Mis 3ogs ajf Xprfir win A E at last the of Yankee Murmansk home I ug- ...