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... rTF‘IBER 13. 1957 THE COURIER 3 ___ ! St. John Smith & Son Wood & Walford PUBLIC NOTICES WANTED Charle s I. Parris MARIAM/I AUL AND Eves & Thair BOARD SCHOOL WEAR Scheel 3s, Calverley Road COSTUMES -for Autumn ESTATE AGENTS HASTINGS DISTRICT Gaberdine ...
... Tilley's house was searched anc a lady's black cardigan recovered. It had been In transi from a manufacturing Arm In [smelter to Marks do Spencers Ltd Ashford. They had received packet containing 11 cardigans anc had made a claim for the 12th which had been ...
... IMn Brookes; cardigan Or Menet. the cars .involved was travelling miss Hint. it Mrs. Orton. 3 Mrs. Wks Wen by Mrs Rigby): 1 Mrs. Menem Mrs. Abery. The driver. 33-ystir-old Donald alsen—White butterflies; Rylrner CamerOn. of Forest Lodge. John Wickham 2 Raymond ...
... rent of 12s. 6d. This had been refused as living in the country affected Mrs. Cox's nerves. In lengthy correspondence with the Arm. Mr. and Mrs. Cox said that they had tried without success to find another home. Mr. Harry Dixon Gray, chairman of the company ...
... hands ? Soft Lambswool R frt. Autumn •• ';. 1111V $ , • . • • • a galaxy of colours—foe the Braemar Lambawool twin yet or cardigan every gal needs. Dress up thaw aoft gentle colours which ever way your Mood takes you. and your Braemar all set for a wonderful ...
... 21 32 II 40 20 45 19 76 15 49 14 54 10 62 10 SS 8 6 11 •! Plnal League table.—Clood Intent. 42 33: Elm Tree. 33: Oak. 1: 24. John Brunt , V.C.. 24. Conservative Club S. 4. Admiral 3; White Hart D. 2. Mehl:wham Arno A. 5; Rose Crown 1. Royal George 6: Bell ...
... seem reasonahle to ask a part-time fireman. ,sh., at some personal cost h,4ds himself at constant rzAtiness to drop his own Arm and rush out on a fire. to take off his own work- clothes and put on a blue un:'srm. As a colleague of the rebel has rightly ...
... surface. as far it was known there pilgrimage Just a question many people another. They Firm seeks to run to Continental s with a arm that they • pt raonally. It was aspect should especially • concerning company which ran The Re , burst Cul received Catholics ...
... 42.300 garden. 5 acre. Offen Invited. and hold submitted sunny day JUST IN THE MARKET -ST JOHN' S. v Th . L . N ry an ec aggl th e! p o r n o ! CLOSE ST. JOHN' ONURCIIe t -Wall-built Important announcement! Te neat or any ten or do see them. -Well. built ...
... them to attention. They - In fine /askew :haus sloped arms and waited for the In 1940. he was made Bishop of sad 'Rochester Then they were away. march- 'Rochester and took up residence In CARDIGAN SUITS Everything for the 39/6 pat ,ing at a brisk puce ...
... -No more aid I expect to Warm Flows I smart fancy stitch designs bonen recitations. piano a nd Four El , me on Friday. Alders Arms you. rejo I e d Mr. Harrison. in the newest cabers 1841 &21 on Friday reversed last - especially. he reminisced. when Lather ...
... Junipers in white, blue, St. John Smith & Son AUCTIONEERS ESTATE AGENTS 25/4, 27/7, 31/11, grey, cherry, gold. 9/. FOREST ROW ITel. 363/41 311/11, 421- 47/11, Cardigan to match. - AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS. SURVEYORS . 431. Waal Cardigans in all AND ESTATE AGENTS ...