... • outsize. 3». 6d. to ss. lid.; roll-collar Pullover, 2s. 6d. to lod.; large variety Cardigans, men's 4s. 6d. 10s. •tGd., outsize 6s. Bd. to 125.; khaki Cardigans, 7s. /CENTRAL for Value.—Men's lined Union Wool Shirts. A-c 4s. 3d., ss. Styd.; Tunic Shirts ...

... -11.45 p.m. OOUNDHAY ST. JOHN'S PAROCHIAL HALL. TO-NIOHT. SAT.. '3th. 7.30 11.45 p.m. ADM. 1/6. INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS- _ GLADSTONE HaU. Street car, 3'jd. from town). Novice Comp. Cash prize. 7.15 Dancing to Jay and Band. arms PAT'CTTVG TO-mOHT. 8 to 11 ...

... 7th. John Grundy. HXRBOTTLE. —Monilcseaton. 10. Paignton Avenue, Bth, aged 56. James Ha■;bottle. HEPPELL. —Benwe’l. 107. St., ftt*, aged 71, Haraia'h A., wife of Thomas Heppei-1. HEPPELL. —Chester-ie-Street.• 20. Saunders Homes, 7th, aged 72, John William ...

... e Mrs J Wood Mrs Mr John Allison Row funeral THE WEEK THE LATE MR J S CROWTHER Tribute His Work for Outlane Methodism churches the Gledhoit circuit were represented at the funeral at Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon Mr John Saville Crowther of 646 ...

... Frocks, Hats, Scarves, Knitwear, Gloves, etc. DEPARTMENT. Bargains offered in Overcoats, Sports Coats, Flannel Trousers, Cardigans, Pullovers, Slip-3 oven, Scarves, Golf Hose, Socks, Ties, etc. Owing to war conditions, Goods difficult to replace, and then ...

... cause is reached. Distribution of comforts will slut on Monday. There will be availeole large quantities of pull-overs, cardigans, scarves, sweets, tobacco, cigarettes, sea-boot stockings and mittens. _ .. The work of distribution is to *be don 4 by ...

... the dock with his arm in a ,ling and his face grazed, John Alfred Scantlebury, 42-year-old bank clerk, of Montague-road, Richmond, pleaded not guilty to being drunk and incapable.—Fo icsi-constable Hunter said that when in Cardigan-road be saw accused ...

... will announced. E. W. CHIVERS, 2 Keymer Road, Burgess Hill. FOR THE WINTRY WEATHER WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF MEN'S PULLOVERS, CARDIGANS, SHIRTS, PANTS AND VESTS, OVERCOATS AND MACINTOSHES, AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. MEN’S WINTER-WEIGHT VESTS AND PANTS 2/6, 3/6 ...

... personally.—King's Arms, Suffolk St., Birmingham, 1. T3ARMAID Wanted nights and week-ends.—Barrel Inn, -•-* Soho Rd., Handsworth. BARMAID.—Smart, experienced Girl Required.—Apply, Crown Hotel, Hill St., Birmingham. 'Phone: Mid. 15l>o ARM AID (young), experienced ...

... (Tuesday). FOOSON —Jar.osrj 15, Ash Oardana. Haadln*. ley,6. bar 87th year. JANTFakN. widow of the late John William FOGSON.—Service St. Margaret's Church. Cardigan Road. Thursday, pm., prior interment Woodhcoae Cemetery. PRESTON. —■Janusyy 13. at 6. Lewis Ru ...

... EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JANUARY 16 1940 MR JOHN S OIG BURIED AT CLEETHORPES Character That Stamped the Man and Made Him Popular tribute the life and -A- character of the late Mr J S Doig was paid at the funeral service held yesterday at St Columba’s ...

... discharged. (Coatieued from previous coleina.l winners were —Husbands' dressmaking: 0. Duncombe and Mr. H. Bower. Musical ' arms: John Cooper. Balloon patting: Mrs. Bowden. Musical story: Mrs. Allaway. • 1 Tradesmen's names: Mrs. Skinner. The Rector thanked ...