... Baxter A Jaque/ine Wells in MY SON IS A CRIMINAL HOUSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAYMICKEY ROONEY LEWIS nose la p.m. WEDNESDAY— 1, - THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH et. JACK OAKIE, TONY MARTIN & ADOLPHE MENJOU MONDAY WEDNESDAY Continuous from 4.30 pm. TUUSDAy, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY ...

... Hermiston, the musical honours being provided by Mr G. Clipperton on his violin. The Immortal Memory• was proposed by Mr Thomas Blair, Currie. Songs by Miss Grace Taylor, recitations by Miss Helen Blair and huanorous songs and recitations by Mr G. Clappeston ...

... off South Bridals St. House Address: 27 Bruce Road, %thole. THOMAS ORR'S HEROAL REMEDIES, Wahl Wised ISM. Tim Antisorptio Healing Ointments: Black, and Green Tins S Large vise N. Thomas Ores Health Restorer for Asthma, Bronchitis, Rheumatic, Lumbago ...

... West (' alder o-opi re. war Central Was when their brat treat, given under the ails- Mr A. McCallum presided well Branch, Mr Thomas' Young and Mr J. 1,-The weekly whist drive held in of the tee r o w s faro committee T eni O ng r . se his opening remark+ ...

... for domestic suit in the cast. besides those already men- F.Xinburgh road during the -out on use From our Fastern seaboard hardy tioned are Gloria Dickson, Isabel Jeans. Jimmy 29. Ile gave an exp:anaton • fishermen Mine siteepers go forth daily Penny Singleton ...

... THE ENGLISH NOVEL In his concluding lecture in the series ou the Hagfish Novel. Mr Harvey Wood discussed the work of Thomas Hardy. 'this novelist was not, the lecturer said, as had often been stated, an atheist, but lie believed • malign evil unfriendly ...

... Forth Branch. James Branch. Thomas slid Calder. John Ilea' and John Fai.t (*older Halley: Liroiaston Branch. Brown jr.. and lhcid Itraia•li. William i4totie horn Branch. Itiihert : death orcurred on Mr , t uu Hemel', Itaana. Hardie: Pumpherstoo Eir•kim• Diets ...

... Saturday night between James Ferguson said Jas. Wallunshaw. when fernier WWI by three chalks to two. The winner will now. play Thomas !Sunni°, the Cobbinshaw champion. Whist Drives.—A grand whist drive. was heal iii Auchengray Church Hall last Suitornay night ...

... MAN'S GIFT A tontribution whie h has given much pleasure to Mitt organisers. has been made by an Edinburgh blind man. Mr •thomas Young. to the Lord Provost's Red Cross Fowl uu4 the laity Provost's Conitorts Gifts to he sold in aid of the funds are flowing ...

... Karr and McCulloch 1144; J. Potter 1112, 1106. weekly hat night comps tition Owed on Monday night was won by M. Purdio, D. Hardie, T. Gowans; 2nd., W. Reid. J. holland, and A. Gibson. lawild.—The meeting of the members wee held in the Institute on Monday ...

... trom what she had Well of the programme to be submitted she was confident all present would spend a very p:easant evening. Mr Thomas Urythine M..t., D.Sc., headmuster. then introduced the pupils and announced the various items in the program- me. The programme ...

... --- KIRKNIEWTON ' large entry. the children's section Mr MINIM weeks of Lame S hi m E s ma was also a prise wiener. Corporal Thomas Willis were relieved to learn that he is • prisoner of war (Orman,. leading the Scottish They received • letter from him on ...