... Room.—Machinists. Machine Buttoners. Bar Tackers. Felling Machinists. Girls for marking khaki. IC A. L D.. Wo. 2 Factory. Cardigan Fields, Road. Leeds 4. Coat Room. —Sleeve Makers for Plain and Open Cuffs Closers, Edge Preesers, Sleeve Head Pressers, 81eevers ...

... of the garden armed with a spade. Next day Monsieur Is Curt enjoyed excellent rabbit casserole! But in those days we nevei asked questions. ate what end when we could and were thankful II at* at all. —G. M. Fllklngton (Cross Gates). JOHN BRIGHT AND INDIA ...

... The Sun Never Bets (A). **IJXJRUM. Ctoeed To-night! Reopen Thurs.l X Richard Oreene: Here Am. a Stranger. EYCEUM, Cardigan Bead. Tel. 51765. Scandal Sheet' 7 iA). Cafe Hostess (A). fiUOCK. Tel. *3SY« BAT.. 5.15 end 25. Basil Rath bone, The ...

... sleeves. ticularly good style for the iE 12 i young, large size figure. Neat ig GLOVES, HOSIERY woo] and marvellous value. CARDIGAN to match, short is cleverly used on ‘the oe 10 shades to choose from. Style with welt. In Nigger, Navy, bodice and skirt ...

... Society -o Mr. Herbert Barrand. aged had aald It was hi# firtt Cardigan Tkrrac, Le«U. for drink for three months. vouid app:j O ...

... Provincial Bank. Westminster Bank. Halifax Building Society branches at Bradford, the Bradford Dyers' Association. Mr. John E. Fattorlni and Grattan Warehouses. £30,000 free of interest Mr. Lionel Sutcliffe £30,000 Isaac Holden and Sons. £25,000 free of Interest ...

... (nee Clark), the gift son. LAMBERT. —October 20. at Tower Wood Nursing Home, to Mr. and Mrs. LAMBERT (nee Eileen Dunn), eon (John David). LAPlSH.—October 20, Pour Nursing Home, Mr. end Mrs. L LAPISH (nee Elsie Verier), 22. Bldeford Ave., Roundhey, the gift ...

... Direction the Executors the late Mrs. E. Jackson, 20. ST. JOHN'S TERRACE. BELLE ROAD, LEEDS, 3. THE REMAININO CONTENTS of the RESIDENCE poUard oak sideboard, dining table with extra leaves, also arm chain to match, a carved walnut frame drawing room suite ...

... polishing trade. Apply Nevlll and Co. Ltd.. Aire Place Works, Kjrtwtaa Leeds. 8 OARETAKER wanted for Burtey Methodist v church. Cardigan Lane; bouse provided. Application, stating experience, et~.. Mr. 54. Esfoourt Avenue. Leeds 6. r>OWMAN wanted; must be good ...

... HOUSES. one WITH VACANT POSSESSION on completion. Mrs Kate Kaye. Deceased. HOLLIS and WEBB will Sell by Auction at the CARDIGAN ARMS HOTEL. LOWER TOWN STREET. BRAMLEY. on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER. 1940. 4 p.m. and subject to conditions. LOT 1. —THE FREEHOLD HOUSE ...

... good wag as can earned piece work rates. Also Olri. 14-15, for piece numberinf; good opportunity to learn above trade. Apply John D. Johnstone, Ltd.. Perseverance Mills. Leeds Cowman wanted for accredited farm; must good clean milker; one with wife daughter ...

... late Mrs. W R. ALLEN, Leeds, BETTY, eldest daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank DINNEWELL, 1. Mandea Grove eeds. JOHn SON—WILSON .—November 9, at St. John's Methodist Churcn. Cross Kills. RONALD JOHNSON. MB., Ch.B (Lieut.. R.A-M.C/). younger son of Rev. and Mrs ...