... . CARAVANS. 4-berth. Booted Peat Period.—Webb. Duncannon. Ingoldmelts. Stegness 154 CARAVAN Holidays.—Write for details and illustrated brochure of three to its berth Caravans and Chalets on Clacton's Watling caravan part. Booted July 27—Aug. IS. Please ...

... sailed to Canada. After six/ demonstration, Boots Ltd.: up a new post at Qvlbeen‘s'w‘rs there he joined the| 415, Hoover Lid.; 7.15. beauty|Court Hotel, Isle of ight,| Celgary public school board.| demonstration, Boots Lid.; 8, and not at Wigan. as pre- He ...

... Weekly term —Tee Pad 2189 26. Norfolk Square W 2 S 4 MILIIIMIIIIOItrE S.O Holy Elm July 2114. Goll Road 1.1-4 M AILETIIOIII%. Golden Sands ,cararl. Eccles Caravan. 4-berth. for E.ana. N. LICKS. ?bock lurt.—Mr. _ _ Road. Scumbortx. tesford MABLIETI9OIIIP3 ...

... attended years t h e Fl ee t, Holbeach, s . Miss Linda Mary Kent, S utton St. James, and Oed- A Variety Concert Iv— youngest daughter of Mr. W given by members of the Hol- and the late Mrs. Kent. of be Y artindEnte Baptist and Gedney Broadside Seagate House ...

... 24-4 PLANTS. Orders taiten . Demo. Dorset. Bascom, for transplanted Celery Plants: Kent . ._Hants.Coas4l Gime.; 'Clams R. Dwarf White sod 8 A. 6 Cannata. I lenge., Golden Self-Blanching. House. London W C.I. 14-41 Price Cl per thoUUnd. ez-nurserlea. CARAVAN ...

... aged 83 years, late of Market Deeping. At rest. (24-2) WATSON. — On February 15th, at his home, 47 Upper Fant Road. Maidstone, Kent, James Henry Watson (late of the White Horse Inn, SDaldln‘b. dearly loved husband of Ethel Mary. passed peacefully away ...

... Jackets 21/-; e Coats .':’;; ;o/o guu o‘o-: lice Troub -, Police > /-3 Alv Blankets 15/-; Drn}rl‘ Hats_ 3/8 IRAP Flying Boots 85/, Thigh Boots 25/-; Towels, large size. 3/-; Men's Proof Golf Jackets with lg Bty ety L K 8 L A oes -3 Men's xnt Shirts 8/11; Khaxl ...

... long and clusters' end when the special guest of flowers growing along was Li Col. B. Rolls. of It • • was groan from a Maidstone Kent who is the Young People's secretary f or cutting by Mrs. Gray herself. the Leicester division. of and is now well over ...

... agging, Scrap Iron of all descrip-|50,. — Apply 20 Westlode Street. T L tion to Eric Ladbrook (Holbeach), PAIR ladies’ skating boots for Ltd.. Back Lane, Holbeach, Lincs. sale, size 4;“:.004 condition; 25/-.— Telephone Holbeach 2377. (Cl 6-2 :iali“'“‘ . Bourne ...

... allowed by the 8 |[ECL. Mr. John Fisher JKING'S Lynn Reserves viewed the Spalding pitch | pald the penalty of and Mr. Dick Kent the playing injured goal- Holbeach ground. 1 keeper Crookes, in theu'l Teams, players and 6—l defeat by Holbeach referees were ...

... Mrs. Parker v g fi'“““‘ soit to himself and ridge went close to 2 fehi _there is very| D ° with his, which put the Tigers GOLDEN WEDDIN —From ) on 2 . Mr. R. Eve advantage to the side. adding to the lead. w |2ood fishing when the sluices JArIY from Tootill's ...

... Only doubtful starter In climieng third place i Joe leng. rigi tor left-back. . Great North had a 5-3 Doubtful club. Colin Kent was tte is Dave Rushworth. who in the table, Romford. skip- An with Romtcrci w:n over Seep A regular !eft-half for the i ...