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... Next, March sth, in the TOWN HALL 7 30 p.m. Doors Open 7 p.m. Artists: MINMA BOWER EDNA HOBSON PATRICIA RICHARDS MARY PETERS JOHN CHEW THOMAS THOMAS ALFRED HALLWORTII with NORMAN ALLIN Solo Clarinet: GORDON LEWIN Organist: HARVEY SMITH Accompanists; DOROTHY ...

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... Girls’ Navy School Coats 9 Bab es Smocked Silk •Girls’ Wool Cardigans .. t» Dresses 9 Girls’ Navy Slip* .. 17 It Babies Wool Rompers .. 4 11; Girls’ Cloth Dresses, 30ln. 19 S Babies Wool Cardigans . 8 Girls’ Wool Jumpors 7/8 , From Ud all LadiM’ Drew Sliirte ...

... Minister’s Tour. —Mr. R. S. Hudson. Minister of Agriculture, completed a tour of Radnor, Carmarthen, Cardigan, Brecon, and Montgomery. Widnes Man’s Fatal Fall. —John Freeman (52), married, of Farrant-street, Widnes, was fatally injured when he fell from some ...

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... Hosker; Mrs. Blytbe, 93, Parkinson-street, from Pte. J. Reddington; Mr. Bunney, 4, Hampden-street (who made a cardigan), from relatives of Pte. John Bailey, an East Lancashire prisoner of war; Mrs. Reynoldson, 2, Whitpark-street, from Dvr. D. Boswell; Miss ...

... Duddle, 9, Woodfield-view Whalley.—John Lloyd Gerrard (24). Priory Lea, Whalley. 14.—Mrs. Ada Bradley (45). 19. Newton-street. Lionel Taylor. Greenside, Chatburn. 15.—William Duerden (78). Thorn street, Sabden. 16.—John Cockshutt (50), 31. The Crescent ...

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... Schoolroom on Tuesday. January 30th. at 15 p.m. JOHN TOULMIN. JUMBLE Sale, St. Marks Sports Club. Abbey-street. Friday. Admission 2d. Knitting and ruk wools: special value. Wools for Helmets. Mufflers. Gloves. Cardigans. Pullovers. Pixies. Jumpers and Vests Best ...