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... buyins we arc ij Sensational Reductions m Every Department. Lkuughshane I olTei inn special value in Boots suitable lor I'arm jj The Selectiol) typical Bar ains give below arc taken haphazard from I !; ',* .J ll ? se ,l1 r? , J ° ur ~ e LI ncrlectlj ...

... irlv-heloved daughter of the late John Roy I Mrs. M. Roy. Funeral tomorrow «Wednesday); at 3 p.m., to Clouehßurvmgmnd. JOHN ROT. Watson—January 23, 1928 (suddcnlv), at his sidencc, Bann Hill House, Ballvnana. I'm more. Co. Down*, John Watson. Funeral rangements ...

... Feny. Meenderry, fined Is: Hugh Ferry. Ballinu. case James Bovle, Cloonbara, case dismissed; John M'Ginley. Baltoney, case dismissed ; Doohan, Drumalinncy, ; John M'Gce, Ballina, case dismiss;oJ • Mary Curran, Kepldrum. fined 2s. The evidence both sides ...

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... '>n the docks. Emigration Officer, and Examiner of [present at Hooge with Sir John French “at troop has been formed tor the sons of ...

... the trenches the )nl b|j r appearance Saturday afternoon and took up its new- position m North Cardigan House, Richmond, being an-. present at with Sir John French “at troop has been formed lor the sous dis the most critical moment in the whole allied ...

... ARNOLD BENNETT. The Riddle Three-Way Creek. EIDGWELL CULLUM. The Long Arm of the Mounted. PREBB' LEAVING ItfIRCH. Rev. 8. M'Vloker Aooepts Deny Call. At Comber the moderator. Rev. James Patterson, the chair, a call from Carlisle Road congregation, Londonderry ...

... pulls the stmigs and issues the ortlers Ueferriug ,uaititiou, he said: Irish leader of any age, with whatever arms fought for [reiand, lie Grattan or O’Connell or Parnell (to back ft rthe:)--be it the Wolfe Tone Revolt! Renublie, the Davis the immortal u’teuls ...

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