... DEAD MEN TELL (A). Screened at 6.25, 9.10. Thurs., Robert Young, Ruth Hussey, MARRIED BACHELOR. (A). Bramley 'Phone 2365 John Wayne and Betty Field THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS (A). Cont. 6.15. Matinee Wednesday at 2.15. XILOCK. Tel 43574. Cont. 5.45 ...

... from 6 p.m. Tyrone Power BLOOD AND SAND (AO. HYDB PARK PH. (52045). Cont. 6.15. SUN VALLEY SERENADE. (U.) Sonja Henie, John F^ne. IMPERIAL, Horsforth 81246. Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier Lady Hamilton. KING6WAY. Tel. 63404. Spencer Tracy in ...

... / 1012 Barker ( John ) Sr Co ,, ' 12 / 6 tl Barran ( JolmJ & aODS , 17 / 67 . Barry & Stainea Lipoleum , 30 / / 71 2 . Jlurtou & Sons , 3 J 9 V Batchclov ' s Peas , 6 % l ' rel .. 23 / 9 + 19 . Benuer's 27 / 3 . jBirraingiiam Small Arms , 21 / 3 . Bleachers' ...

... orders:—l 3 insertions. 9d. per line; insertions. Bd. per line; 52 insertions. 7d. per line. Minimum, ss. per insertion. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE.—TeIephone Number ; Reigate 2579. J. A. R. WOOD (successor to the late Q. A. Rose), efficient pianoforte tuner. Repairs ...

... full particulars, 4, St. Ann St., Leeds 2. X>OY wanted for Office Duties, aged 14-15. MJ Apply David Dixon and Son, Ltd., Cardigan Mills. Kirks tall Road, Leeds 4. 3 (14-15) for Leeds Stationer's Office; start Aug. 4; good prospects. E626. /CASHIER wanted ...

... kind of odd furniture; stored free, view 9-6. Sat. 7. (B) A XMINBTER rug. red ground, fresh. 6ft. x 6ft.; new brown cashmere cardigan 1 girls t. 24in.—2088 News. Newington RAROAINB in furniture. Oak beds from £4 10s; brass beds from 30s; bed settees, wardrobes ...

... Wind- brought by Millards. Ltd.. Con- * L ! * , , 9. « extent the scrvices The Cardigan National Eisteddfod street. Ammanford, in respect j fectioners. Cardiff, against John I l u /am ion Exhibition will be opened at thci ur ex received when knocked; Millard ...

... apprtinted afificer is dirarge of the Report Ccortrol Centre. and in this connection. p d tribute work in that eapaci!y by Mr Johns Ras, Town (Awl:. since the outbreak of war. 1 al? staff would be. n !ores! kern ::reangs meats had been mac wherAy the hours ...

... Home Guard, had the misfortune to fall during race and fracture a bone in his left shoulder. Owing to disability of his right arm due to a wound received during the last war, Lieut. Hay ijas been completely incapacitated by the accident, and has been receiving ...

... rompetition. Make the (lassie 'nor 14 P.m to 2 a.m. Admission. ladies. headquarters for footwear. Alit ill; gonta 2s. frey's Grattan St.. Sligo. easel of Sherthand--Pratt- Skriien Rod lines --At a mortice i• al training 'for lousiness and Secre- o f Die• ...

... Clayton (39), of fixed address, who pleaded guilty to two charges of stealing controlled articles; and John William Horner (63). bookmaker, of Cardigan Drive. Leeds, who pleaded guilty to two charges of receiving stolen goods. Roamed Countryside in Car ...

... “John! you're going to the office, you’ve forgotten your umbrella. And if it’» Home Guard parade, you've forgotten U —Stay-at-home holidays in Gateshead are to continue throughout the summer. Open-air dancing is the most popular feature. Could not this ...