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... HBiIMI CUTHEPE *‘£s FOR 20 WORDS” COMPETITION. £.sawardedtoMrsT.Gilda, 182MaukinfauW Road, Tollcros-, Glasgow. £1 ear-h Mrs John Higgins, ififl Gallowgate. Glasgow; Mrs Kirk, VJ Lismore Street, HaJfwayhouses ; Robert Robertson, 8 Gardenside Place, Carmyle ...
... Donald. 64 Grattan Place. Priberhurgh. Aherdaeuxhire, J. bwrill. 32 Road. Tavonrt. Fite: Mn. J Rlsell. 440 Dallowgate. Olawtott, Je..te Chow. 394 Mo.. Road. tilargow. W. J. Hart. 599 Mouiperk Droe. Nopark. Ola.gow: J. II Little. I? Cardigan Drive. Belbuit ...
... EVENING NEWS 7 DEATHS fin iu year John Williuiu M Carley of )IX0N--At 120 Scnpiw-road Scar-liorongh Frederick Dixon1 lata 'ho 4th East Yorkshire Itcirinicnt' used years Siggleslhorne Via the late Diinn Tuitu'io House at 42 Flam-bnro'-roiul HndlinxtoP ...
... 4 £5 Tolicross, . more Street, Danes Drive. to E. Grant, Street, Partick, J. Nicoll, 32 Cr. 394 Itoss Road, S. Little, 37 Cardigan Telfer, Kirkbride, by Annie Kelly, llb D/- each awarded Alarms, 4 Wood kberdeenshire; cow; Jessie Shaw, t, Glasgow; J. If ...
... Miss Roberson (sister), Miss Nash (niece), Mrs. F. J. Jackson, Mr. Lionel H. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter. Col. and Mrs. Maurice Hunter, Mr. John H. Moss, Miss W. R. Montford, Mrs. Cooper, Miss N. Bradley, and Nurse Jones. In Church were members ...
... first, two eecond, and third prizes with hi =i noted of Cardigan Corgis. lie had a record hid tor •ranflynen Turweu, - onu o the he'd. at the kennel', Mr. Edwardes ie the eeeretatry ut the Cardigan Corgi Club. •• -- Marw yn geunyna gotuudi inutwut.toth ...
... to Mrs. Medd's death lie found her looking ill. While he was there on the Friday lie met r:orris, who massaged Mrs. Medd's arm. She complained that he hurt her. .%rawering Mr. Morris, he said he had bought a bottle of cough mixture for Mrs. Medd. He never ...
... Nightdress. Sold at 31s. For 19s 141 d. A few White Jap Silk and Natural Silk Blouses, also a few Wool Knit Jumpers and Cardigans, a mixed lot. Sold at from 15s 11d to 27s 6d. Clearing Price, 8s iid. 4 only Connor Hats, Pure I'ur Felt, for 8s i4d. 3 Pairs ...
... Miss Roberson (sister), Miss Nash (niece), Mrs. F. J. Jacksom, Mr. Lionel H. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, Col. and Mrs. Maurice Hunter, Mr. John H. Moss, Miss W. R. Montford, Mrs, Cooper, Miss N. Bradley, and Nurse Jones. In Church were members ...
... from DuyALD, your Best Work Done with “Dux” Plough —1 (20s from Messrs Jack, Ma.a})ole), John M‘Sporran: 2 (6s), alter Mundell: 3 (4s), Neil M‘Kinnon: 4 (3s), John Crawford. HORSES. Best Animal on Field (6s) — Ben. Mundell. Second Best Animal on Field ...
... Heavy Fleeced Knickers, 11d, 1/- and 1/4i a pair. Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests clearing at Sid each. Ladies' Pull-oven and Cardigans, All-Weel, 2/11, 2/11 and 3;6 each. I I Half-Price! Half Price? Ladies' Costumes, Coats and Frocks, going at half usual prices ...
... Odd Chests. 3es. Ilsdod4 •a3)4 Carers bewares. elmstageld Barnes.Se dotal thair.essedl. dl7 to £34. Pere Malcom lisdduas JOHN IF,RINCH. CaILISLE minus. Wadi at heat —gliekb of cost. fl Will at Jobasiee . s. Crumbs Road.—lgarvelketes value. eve LOHNietCFS ...