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... DAVIS'S FURNITURE DEPOSITORIES LTD. 8385, ST. JOHN'S ROAD, CLAPHAM JUNCTION, 58.W.11, '‘Phone Bat. 4838, Open 9—B. R RRy MISCELLANEOUS SALES j GIVE PRIORITY to * The Norland Ser vice,” Wm. Pryor and Co., &4, High-st., Tooting for sli paints, distempers ...
... Mr. 1. B. Calvele in Ecuador Mr. I. B. Calvete, who for many years was in business at Clapham, and who some months ago went to Efludor. has written to Mr. John R. Battley, J.P., L.C.C., of Clapham. Before going to Ecuador, Mr. Calvete was a ...
... convenience; buses corner of road; suitable business lady; 15s.—Phone Gipsy Hill 1055 1 CLAPHAM,—B. ...
... Lovering—B lount Miss Florence Ada Blount, youngest daughter of Mr. A. J. Blount. Lessingham-avenue, Upper Tooting. was married at All Saints' Church. Upper Tooting. on Boxing Day. to Mr. Ernest Frede7ick Edward Lovering. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E ...
... ison and daughter-in-law). Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Liddle (son-in-law and daughter). Mr. J. B. Blades. Sedgefield (brothen. Mr. and Mrs. W. Clapham, Miss L. Clapham, Darlington i nephew and nieces i, Miss G. Foster. Scorton (niece). Miss L. Metcalfe, Mrs. F ...
... won by Mrs. V. Davie•and Mrs. Cox (Pinvin), Mrs. IP. J. Button acted as M.C.. and the tea lhostestes were Miss M. Willmore and Mrs. B. Wilimore. A competition prize was won by Ms M. Cook. Dears or Ma. J. Hoer. The death occurred on Saturday of Mr. James ...
... GOOD CASH PRICED *td for WALNUT. ISTC7II LAROIS OAK end POPLAR TRU:B.—J. MAT. all kind WANTED --Bend toll details to Abbott & Co.. Ltd . 101. Borougb Higbottsit. London. 8.6.1 BAY.—MEADOW. CLOVAIIB, and ISIXTUM6B. WANT= tor sob.—bend /*Moulin to verun ...
... SandeiS° Sherwood. J.P., and Mrs Sh« Tinn Mr and Mrs H. D. Wells-, g. Mr J. W. Carmichael. Mr„,%d (chairman. Humber Timber \ 1 \ tion). Mr Yokes (H. New'Sj Co., Ltd.). Mr A. Lickiss, Wheeldon. J.P., Mr John C. J. Massev. Dr J. M. McCann. O ...
... METHODIST MINISTER REV. J. J. CREDLAND VISITS HEAD OF CIRCUIT PREVIOUS SKEGNESS The Rev. J. J. Credland, the newly appointed minister to the Skegness Methodist Circuit—stationed at Wainfleet in succession to the Rev. R. B. Wright, ...
... oo b aTvourservice WEEK OF AUGUST 12th e — FOR SIX DAYS U N T ;‘IDAY Il:?:::l.:‘l:L = SGTA!J EM SVRUNIIVE sssancs on Lovess SWANEE RIVER DON ANDREA AL AMECHE LEEDS JOLSON LYNN BARI C. AUBREY SMITH DONALD WOODS CITY OF CHANCE . MARCH OF TIME No. 3 MACAULAY ...
... THE LATE .MR. M. B. COLE The funeral took place at Hounslow Cemetery on Wednesday of Mr. Montague Breflt Cole, of 110, Munster Avenue, Hounslow, who passed away on November 23rd, aged 60 years. Mr. Cole, who was more familiarly known to his friends and ...