... DEATHS. ARM ITAGE.—March aged William Arm Rage, husband Helen 30, Place, -Service York Baptist Chapel, March 2.45 p.m. iotermcot Cemetery. BEAN LAND. -March 3, Grere, William. age 1 74. beloved Fanny —lnterment DarehiUa Cemetery. Thursday, March 10. 3 ...

... previous experience, etc., Evening Post. Leeds ' 25 CABINETMAKER wanted.—lB42, Evening Past. Bradford. 2® Bo*. Just from school.—John Dawson and JCi Brash Work*. Philip Street Polishing,—P.ofitab'.e trade taught quicsly. A? Practice! expe.-u—llo9, Evening Post ...

... preach Leads to-morrow, Sunday. Jan..23. ut tha following chuichc*- 10.30 a.*-#. CHAD 8. Far ' 3. 0. p.m.—At BARTHOLOMEW 8. Arm ley s.io tf.L fStiL. Blackmail Lane. tor tha Industrial Fellowship. CT. MATTHEWS. ALIXRTON. CHOI. SUNDAY TO-MORROW. JAN All ...

... neghgent driving of the defen- dants. It appeared to be a case of cutting Me, and the attempting to get through at anv cost. John Smith, who was riding down the hill ona bievele, said Mason was ou bis proper side, going slowly. Roe crashe | into Mason, ...

... Sydney, youngeat aon Mr*, and the late Stirk. Ash Road. dive Irene, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Garbutt, Brlcklavera' Arms. Woodbooae, Leeds. W \RR—THORNHILL.—At Bombay India March 11, Winifred Edith, elder daughter Captain and Mrs. Harold Thornhlll ...

... address. Cardigan Iload. DEATHS. ATKINSON!— Marrb 8. 1927, s Mount. J jy\», 71. Margaret, widow o! the bO*: Thomas Friday. 2.30 p.m., Mark's; interment Cemetery. BKEVERS.-j March 9, 304. York Road, .Leeds. Her 69th year. Agar* M., widow of sat© .John ' Hatters ...

... interment School Moor Cemetery. I rlendis please accept this (the only) intimation. (suddenly), at Bridlington, in his year. John William M. Carles, Leeds.— Funeral. Cemetery; l p.m. leaving 9. West Park Grote. at 2.T0--p.m. Friend# pieite accept this (the ...

... motor cycles at GA’ Ihuret Birtley, Durham, John (24), a son, and Gateshead miner, was killed, while Sidney Fa “hip weight Ee weds Thornton, of Gateshead, the other driver, ISCELLA! had an arm broken. Ne: the John Forster, miner, of Gateshead, is Fou, ag ...

... for the P. and O. vessel sailing from OUGLAS.—Mrs. tebles; her red hat hed a pink bend. Marseilles, was in navy blue he: r cardigan car from pier to very tight-fitting, over a bei ge jum An Effective Colour Scheme. Strapped with navy. She wore soft ia Lady ...

... uooblc, 'early pas*.— 8G56, Evening Post, Leeds. >' and genu's, Tobacco, etc.; Basinghall street. tie: exchango houses.—B629. Arm ley, takings bar-193, Lane, Leeds. ■l.'J ALL THIS WEEK. .UP IN. ALL THlfii WEEK. IH MABEL'S ROOM I FEATURING * Phyllis Haver ...

... Cambridge Road, BUSINESSES, . !'*rnley. pair garden back and let-trio I'ght; aaty •«. Btu'.uer, 443, .«! Gm*e. Arm. and prlr« Cardigan Road jn>®c*aa>n. 1 2 b» —Jam** Gr**an\t St., 15 .Ml* Avenue. brr»Vl*»t-r««cfn and vet. alto top room, •tone-built ...

... d. Lcwda. fl5 Barrows, Sack Truck?, Handcarts, Ladders. . •»■** and On.. Lane. Puppy, tip top breeding: 5»92, Town Street. Arm leaf rXTORSE. . IShd?.,'splendid worker, also nar* X A »een weekend -Chadwick. Meadow Vttw, 12 I (oust Bell her handsome Sable ...