... Another Large Delivery OF GOVERNMENT SURPLUS AT JOHN WALKER'S. 200 Pairs OFFICERS* VESTS SAA Pairs DOUBLE MILANESE and Pants. Fine quality. tme SILK GLOVES, made for the Royal Flying Corps. Each pair Made by the best makers in cost the Government 7/6 ...

... N.). Muir, John W. (Maryhill). Murnin, Hugh (Falkirk). Murray, R. (Renfrew, Western). Newbold, John T. W. (Motherwell). O'Grady, Captain James (Leeds. S.E.). Oliver, George Harold (Ilkeston). Paling, Wilfrid (Doncaster). Parkinson, John Allen (Wigan) ...

... Tho plaintiff was Herbert Jagger. motor engineer, of Leeds, and tho defendant Wm. Mitchell Charlton, licensee of the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. Mr. R. J. Sutcliffe was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Mitchell Innes, K.C., vd Mr. C. J. Frank land were for the defendant ...

... , aged 72. Jane Hill, South Kilrington. near widow the late John Hill, of Nether Silton -Interment at New Cemetery. V-.rbrrnugh, to-day (Saturday). 5 p.m. MALCOLM -August 24 at 80. Cardigan Road. Ileadlngley. Leeds, hi* year. Jrhn *>. per Malcolm, and ...

... Jane Ellen Bradley, aged 53, wife John Berry Bradley, 5, Newport Gardens, Headingley, Leeds. There were five people in the car—Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Miss Kate Bradley (Mr. Bradley's sister), 13, Ashville Grove, Cardigan Road; Miss Hilda Bradley, aged 25 ...

... Bomercotes. He was suffering from injuries to face, arm, and legs, and was removed to Louth, where he was treated by Dr. end detained in hospital. Welsh Poetess Killed. Miss H. Jones, & teacher at Cardigan Secondary School, and prominent in Welsh Bardic circles ...

... e late John Cut at-« 1 Mr*. Cill, Thro*! lenest. Ilk ry. t« lLatiice Oldrovd. enlf daughter Mr. aud Mr*. J. E Lea. Ball- >. CILLMORE—EXLF.V September 19. at the Weodh* i.«e Moor W»«U-van Church. the Rev. M. Wtntar*- gill. A.betr J» '.tingef arm Mr. and ...

... Admiralty, replying inquiry Mr. Grattan Dovle, M.P., to whether ordeis for new cruisers will placed on the Tyne, says: No objection to say for the Tyne what the Prime Minister said for Clyde and Barrow. Page 9 Mr. John Hill, secretary of the Boilermakers' ...

... Sewer.—Geo. G, Walker (Ltd.). Valley Parade, Bradford. WOOD TURNER wanted once; must capable man and one used saws preferred.—John Cropland and Son. Timber Merchants. Halifax. WANTED. Transferer for Tin Printing, must well up in ainc plates, and used to ...

... Navy. Period of Service Three veaw, trith opt-on to ©rtend for further twelve luoalhs. 26 . 6d. jier diem, • £483 12s. 6d. per arm. Gratuity Discharge. £8 6s. Bd. for each npfeted month of aenice, or £lOO per annum. Jlauipmcnt Allowance £5O, payable joining ...

... ali4 whit*, yielding an MENDEN BRIDGE VESTRY.—The of sordoe, is bringing annual meeting is cosmetics „ 115 be ammiroßTH's St. John's Church, Hebden Bridge. held on Tuesday night, presided be the Vicar, Rev. J. V Haavrell, M.A. The latter corhally thanked ...

... HOLMES SPECIAL VALUES FOR WHITSUNTIDE. KNITTED WOOL .PORT' SUITS. (S I. SILK AND WOOL SPORTS JUMPERS. 35 t. SMART WOOI. CARDIGANS, all Main. ». CREAM RNITIED TENNIS SKIRTS. ». MAI CEI.ES DRESSES AND SHIRTS, BP* airippa. WASHING COSTUMES spoaßr clolK. ...