... wile of K. LIAM. 0.5 A.—a eon 11.0ren Wayne.. LIESTIII —November 34, at ft Street, Armagh. to Orman.. wife of ?Nowa daughter. PATTON—Not Wht r e hWa. d 1 iKt Nursing Howe, Wll6lllO •nd Time. A. ?Arrow, 24 gush Street. Carrickfergus—a min. SUlPNl—Desernber ...

... the Memorial Hall, Ford, when tables were in play and the following won prizes:—Mr A. Moffat, highest score; ladies, Mrs X. Patton. Miss Hately, Mrs Hogg: consolation and longest sitter, Mrs Brown: gentlemen, Gadkin, Mr A. Dixon, Mr Crawford; consolation ...

... enjoyable Beetle Drive” in the Clubhouse last Thursday evening. The prizes for the highest scores were awarded to; —Miss Nellie Patton and Mr. J. Miskimmon. and the booby to Miss Nellie O’Neill and Mr. G Beck. The M.C. was Mr. Jas. Street. The committee intend ...

... a realistic impression of The Protes sor.?? Robert Jenkins was also effective as Councillor Jas. J. Kilroy. while William Patton (as Kilroy son) filled the role, to Uo A Robert Semple (auctioneer) had all the tricks of a Knight the hammer.???? and Hugh ...

... Permit, together with full Farm Equipmenz. D. SAMUELS, Bullion Broker 27, SHIPQUAY STREET, LONDON- DERRY (Beside Osborne & Patton). GOLD up to £8 12s per fine oz. SOVS., £2 each; HALVES, 19s 6d each. Highest prices paid for Gold, Silver, Silver Plate, ...

... golden medal F.1.M.. featuring a fantasy in flowers; fascinating magic for all, concerts, children's parties. Batt 7806. 18. Patton-rd., 8.W.18. 17-1 O HOOK Mr. Douglas Clifford, magical entertainer. for your nest soda: function; children's parties a' specialty ...

... as General Eisen hower took Telek to North Africa, and Field-Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery had his in Normandy. General Patton, I am told, had a pair of bull terriers with him in his lightning rush into Germany. Thousands of others have lived on the ...

... Martin. and B. Peck. BOROUGHMUIR F.P.—C, gochrane; G Caithness, T. Donaldson, P. Rae, and J. Allan; A. M‘llwraith and R. Patton; 3 M'Kendrick, T Chalmers, J. Baxter, J. Saunders. J Kay. J. Currie, and J Harkins. TRINITY ACADEMICALS. — D. Urquhart; A ...

... to a supper party at the Vicar’s Ciubroom recently. The guests were Stanley Bonner, Herbert Jarman, Ciiixord Clans, George Patton, Robert Russell. Douglas Barrott, together with iricnds and memoers of the committee, in all about thirty. Reginald Cake'oread ...

... Baker. Mrs. R. Cutting. A. r'alfrey. E. Turner, Mrs. Beau ford. R. Perkins and Mrs. Culpin. Refreshments were served, and Mr. Patton, assisted bv Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold, conducted an auction. A profit of £33 16s. was made. 'rumps Every Dancing Time Risby ...

... Union Wages ED, Full-time AMBULANCE rates. — A lications to reach the undersigned not later than Saturday, December 15th, Patton, 295, Terrace, Pegswood. es BOROUGH OF MORPETH. — PPLICATIONS are invited for a | 4A\ Temporary CLERK-TYPIST. Salary as per ...

... Nep algia,Rhesmatic pains. Nerve pains, lam the same person. Ido ladigestios, Sleep! , Constilny work with tireless energy, Patton—to to your chemist TO-DAY and then go dancing at night. for •Pi or 313 size YEAST-YITE lam sure if everyone who Tonic Tablets ...