... wage 25a. per week, plus live and sleep In; safe area; permanent.—Write Managenaa. New Bath Hotel, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. ARMS HOTEL. WAJKX- X FIELD, require PORTER, exempt; position soluble applicant.—Apply Mim P. M. C. Jackson, Manageress. WANTED, ...

... and will our other armed Forces with invaluable information conditions under this is are eaverr Patrol muat however wet may muat comfortable and for drinks and warmth Platoons aplit into nights Many have been duty companions eailv arm-bands walking aticka ...

... \\fEAVINO Dept. Vacancies for Learners, 15-17 years: remuneration during teaming period F A Lodge and Sons. Winker Green Mills. Arm ley OMEN. reqd. for Factory Cleaning. Apply Cess and Morris, Ltd . Shannon Street Mill*. Leeds 9- WOMEN wanted for Brewery ...

... who have Joined His Majesty's Forces Tickets 1/6; Forces half-price. Pay at the door. 27 IARN Dunce To night, Labour Rra., Cardigan Rd. Competitions. 7.30 to 11. A4m. ti-. p rrOL Ballroom. To-night. Mean wood Cricket Club Dance, 7-11, w.th Bert Nobla Lis ...

... Hasting*. 4 O COUPON GOODS tor Bister.— Raaov&ted fJwinfi4 gpf*n» eoata. 18/11, etc.; ladles’ sum skirts, 5/1H 8/llt a*., cardigans, . 8/11; lai i«, l/ii—The Cllva Vais Crowd IRONING STOVE with alx Irani.—Alf»d B. WOron. U. Ereralay-ereacent, St taonarU ...

... Charles was _emha°yed by Geo. Bramhall, Ltd., Lu%age contractors, Kingsway n. | Mr, A. J. Powdrill Leaves £120,000 oM. Arthur John Powdrill, o 117. London-road, who died 13 September 1 last, aged 67, ol £120,313 14s. Bd., with net I)ersommy £32,605 9s. 9d ...

... 298, News Office. TWOPENCE each. Lighter Flints, any amount post; please enclose stamped addressed envelope.—Harris, 3, St. John's Rd. Portsmouth. D BABY’S High Chair, folds small, ad- justable foot rest, real bargain: seen any time after 5.30. —l9O. Eastfleld ...

... beina called up. FUNERAL OF MR. J. KEIRLE The funeral took place the Wembdon-road cemetery. Bridgwater Thursday Mr John Keirle. ol 12T. St. John-street, who died or March 23rd at the age 64. The Rev. P. M. Taylor officiated The mourners were Ken (soni. Eir ...

... surgical coats, children's wear, helmets, seaboot stock' incs socks, jerseys, gloves, mittens and'scarves for the troops; cardigans for the Wrens; bedjackets. dressing-gowns, cap mufflers; clothes for bombed-out children, and six maternity outfits. The ...

... Middlesex, Oxfordshire. Area 2; Dorset. Gloucestershire, Hampshire jincluding Isle of Wight), Somerset,* Wiltshire. Area 3; Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Hereford, Monmouth, Pembroke. Radnor, Brecon. Area 4: Cheshire, Lancashire, Denbigh, Flint, Caernarvon ...

... from loving son Edmund (prisoner of war) Charlie Trias and Rosaline Evelyn Nev Evelyn and Billy Eileen and Jarv Rose Brother John and family Ethel and family Hairy and family Amy Alf and family Rhoda Sid family Friends and neighbours Lil kiddies Mrs Phillips ...

... ** T OONOi L sat. 800 Hope, Arnold In TRUTH. Tyrone ro»»., ui. M Darnell, Rita Hnyworth. Anthony Qulnn, J. Carroll Nalah, John Carradlne, BLOOD AND SAND. Screened at 1.45, 4.38, 7 25 PAVILION CINEMA, STANNINGLE To-day eont. 6.10 10.20. Saturday, distinct ...