... e 01 • rommunication received front the Cardigan police relative to a suspected case of Foot-and- South disease. The Sergeant said he was making enquiries regarding 23 cattle per thas,d by defendant at Cardigan. There was a report of a inspected ease ...

... branch of • tree caught his cardigan. Luckily he managel to free himself. One young man waded into the river up to his anapits to render what assist ance he could, as the boy gas brought in and handed over to willing arms. A postman, an ex•Haval man, ...

... Newydd, Trefnant; 2. J. 1.1. Gratton, Fronhaul Farm, Rhyl; 3, R. H. Grattan, Rhydorddwy Wen, Rhyl. nestling ram: 1 and 2, Lieut.-Col. E. W. Griffith, Plea New)dd, Trefnant; 3, J. LI. Grattan. Fronhaul Farm, Rhyl. Ram lamb: 1. Lieut.-Col. E. W. Griffith, Pies ...

... that it is insufficient to warrant the granting of a seven days' licence. Facilities for drinking are provided at the Crewe Arms Hotel. Sunbury. and these, we submit, meet the requirements of those people living in Houghton who wish to make use of them ...

... drawer, and a cardigan, hanging in the office, was also missing. He reported the matter to the police, and on Fri. day, the 14th, he went. in company with Sere. Flood, to Warrington. where lie saw the accused, end also identified the cardigan as the one ...

... is ocineertioa with the Rural Evenly: arms. earls student has been eacomdel. Id elate certificate wee gained by Samuel Woodward, of defiles-reed. Noe*. and and *him by Leonard Stott, Jock H ugbws. Lewis °ultra John Worrell, and William MALPAS. COMING CARNIVAL ...

... Telephone : One Chester BROWNS of CHESTER NE% Telegrams : Progress, Chester 34-40, Eastgate Row NOW. 11 :: ALL WK 3: - A` At the JOHN BARRYMORE FURTHER BARGAIN BECKETT'S SALE THO. DIANA EXAMPLES -- at WYN YARD • A few COATS, COSTUMES, KNITTED SUITS and DRESSES ...

... In ass fine, and war peter* escaped John Meister 's lips, as he aid that. I se•rosishls `Observer' Mee. grilse and Jose earned as understanding smile sem Charm. A little chill crept into the air; Joan drew her cardigan closer round her. You're cold l ...

... and Its own armed forces. Perhaps this would not need to be for Europe only, for there is now a strong movement In the U.S.A. in favour of a Federal Unjon of all democracies; and America may the last word in this War. Order Of St. John And British Red ...

... E. Partin (representing St. John's Ward Women's Unionist Association'. Mr. W. Evans. Mr. Robert Gregory, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. J. Welsh. Mrs. J. Lawson, Mrs. Morgan. Miss 0. Morgan, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Vinton, Mrs. John Dodd, Mr. Leonard Hales. Mrs ...

... one should miss. ;fossMos tres le IS p. 68. NI. TREATISE ANS TALKIE NITS. SATURDAY TEA DANCES in the AMBASSADORS RESTAURANT I ARM Craw NI IA will recommence on SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6th r Elwin Santee USUAL MENUS NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES - - l IIIe.EnT M I ...

... formula, mornang. at Aldtord. where the arm sari of the .entice. which was quite plain. comlusted au the church by the Rm. C. K. Austin 'rector of Aldforai). The lassuly mourners arm. The widow, Mr. end Mrs. John Law (latter anJ another). llssas. Ain Law ...