... one of our repartees of the nay ir i ssomy. said Mrs. Hockey, with which she has had who was i n Wales. during her task of Whigs, up her If people have large families, they large family successfully. should look after them and do the The s tr uggle really ...

... Warden, Budder, Wookey Hole Road, Wells 3234. 7571 Clercs kWeiii) lad. Town Hag 'Btuidings, Wells. FILCIURY Peitatoas. Pa Bni Whigs Hay. delivered. Stock- Potatoes as be collected from our store— Snook. Delon, Tel. Wells 23116. 3406 GRANULATED Peat and Peat ...

... continually, but Mc- and Griffiths defended Six minutes from time, in breakaway. HAMILTON rounded off the scorn.. Wows After Whig beaten at by Om 'dee pals on Glastenh travelled to few the tdle'n fixture en and did a well tonbraly to. whist. tweed the skill ...

... head. 96 pigs to 91/6 per score live weight with an average of 34/3 ; sows to £24. Id calves net a fast trade. Good weeners Whig in particalar demand. The above peaces quoted for fatstock do not include the Government Guarantee. To Erown es ur a crest ...

... at CARPETS LINOS - number of foster homes ta Somerset. 1 26 / Arrangements were made fora dernr-tti. 1 1 ,,_ 17 /.; al ether Whig add shoo f--ie Royal F l A rm y H under Sir door collection to aid the Cancer fluid a Malt. Pal fi ve Ma, Can't. tilt only ...

... outside re Post tes people waiting for bones. - A cooking was gine by the service, who lodged the , and mince pies, the result Whig I, Mrs. Wickham 2, Min Dan ; 3, Mrs. Stevens. The party arranged by Mrs. Wile= took the form of games and time*. Mr. Colin ...

... Friday evening. It. was .wganivd by the local British Legion branch and the M.C. was Mr. W. Hurley. Prises were won by the toll‘whig: Ladies. 1, Mrs. (iot•ier. 2, Mrs. P. Rogers. 3. Mrs. W. Sanderson: Gents. 1. Mrs. W. Connock tas gent). 2. H. Keirl. 3. Sir ...