... SHEPPEY OUT OF KENT SENIOR CUP KNOWLES WORKS WITH FREE HAND AND GIVES DEPOT VICTORY (By SPOTTER.) rpHE Kent Senior Cuistie between R.N. Depot and Sheppey United, at Chat• ham on Saturday, was rather a disappointing affair after a most exciting start. ...

... Dad, from Cecil and I'hyllis. Only God knew sour sufferings great; He's called 3,0 u through those golden gates.—ln loving inemory, from Arthur (Kent Arms). —ln loving memory, from Lizzie and family.—ln loving memory, from Bill and family (Weymouth) ...

... of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Beal, of Sheerness. Her husband, the late Mr. Charles Brightman Baker, of Messrs. Baker and Son, boot and shoe retailers, ' Sheerness, passed away 27 years ago. The business with which Mrs. Baker was associated has been in the ...

... not keep to their feet duo well as the London Paper Mills in the match on Saturday. Does that mean that the on their football boot' need examining? A very important point that ebould be considered. Sheppey Reserves did well to beat Faveraimian lnincta 2-1 ...