... LADIE3 CUSHION-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES are a real treat fnr the feet. Advice free ail foot troubles. Rubber metal arch supports stock. Agent for Plus fitting Shoes, which are smartness and comfort combined. Wa.erproof r.nd farm boots .nd leggings.—l.. SHERLOCK ...

... £7 15s. Od. GENT’.S SOLID OAK WARDROBE. 3tt. 6m. I wide, interior fitted with hanging accoinmodation, 2 shelves at top and boot rack at bottom with mirror fixed inside door. £7 166. Cd. , , BEDKOOM SUITE, painted grey with coloured decoration, comprieni ...

... Rev. J - Stanley, Reynold Pitt, of Wivenhoe, to Lucy Lilian Winifred Mitchell, of DEATHS. DANE.— Wednesday, 25th January, at Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Charles j/nest Dane, aged years, after long suffer- Patiently borne. CRIBBLE.—On January 24th, 1928 ...

... INSECT HABITS. --Mr. F. Waters gave a most interesting address on the habits of insect.. to the ruenthor. of the Maidstone M and id-Kent Natural History Society, on Moodev evening. HOSPITAL CIRCUS.—The Mayor. It. Connor. has consented to noon • Councillor ...

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... A /DKr io SITTINt:RollINII. -- Referr.ng to the bye-election in North• East Kent, which brought Faversham very muck into the public eye, the South-Eastern Gazette, Maidstone, said: This o:d Kentish boiougli has long been in a condition of comparative ...

... from Briasenden's, South Ashford. and In the mooed round of the Kent Srhoetle Kinonorth.—Advt. Shield,,.. at Maidstone on. Wednesday, the MADAM WTLLIS. Dancing Intrete-toss , . Maidstone co letely IltPhired Private lemons. Tale Aloe. a speciality. Sheprpay ...

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... 14 . ! . EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN LADIES' SHOES. SALE OF ODDMENTS. RANDALL'S 'GOLDEN BOOT,' Gabriel's Hill, MAIDSTONE Phone 349. SEE WINDOW. rouses. nusinesses. &c—Coatd FROM PAGE biallhal—A real oppertunity. Modern Detached Hoak, aye beds. nom badt, three ...

... A BIDDENDEN GOLDEN IVEDDING. Bidden len. who hese their golden wedding. ha‘. the greater portion their lice, in Biddenden and the; near neigh' , watt,. who was' horn at tc %%.tttA, urhnnol- M-- Hill. liewitorn five year. Willie hi- worthy ..pou-e. is ...

... Week Street. Maidstone. DLINTON I HIIIITOII. There was an old farmer named Blunton Who said. • I be going to Duoton; Got caught in a drift, 80-how. could he shift. Said 1 wish I bad stayed back at Bunton.' J. Arnold. Union Street. Maidstone. NAST YAZIAIGH ...

... Watchmaker and Jeweller. 110. 112 and 114, High Street. Tonbridge (opposite Tonbridge Gas Company), and at 24, Mill Street. Maidstone. Foreign Money Exchanged Bureau de Change. Telephone 197 Tonbridge. BEDROOM Suite, inlaid Mahogany, £l5 10s.; Bedstead to ...