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... 36,000,M1U woods and which circulates all over the Iwo I, Class 2. Blouses, Lingerie, Nightwear. Luton Town Hall world, Mr. John Armitage, coal speaker , amen Luton i.acrary The party spirit was in full Society met in the Children's Class 3. Coats, Skirts ...
... resister or as soon as possible offers absolute security R ,' ot what you fancy does you Cardigan-street. Luton. was pre- afterwards UBL good What i s mores that it armed with a portrait of himself, with a first-class return. makes you tarry better and o n ...
... Febrwiy ». t«3 ALLEN —Feb. 15. 116, Althorp-rd., Luton. Alice Jane Eliza Allen, aged ARM IT AGE Feb. at Luton. Emma Clara used 88, lACHINE Feb. 11. 13. Moat-lane. Luton. John Bachine. At rest. BALLARD. Feb. 14. 39. Shaftesbury-rd., Luton, Elizabeth Christina ...
... Footwear Ltd.. Phoenix Works. »ark-ave.. Edmonton. London, NlB BARMAN required, evenings only, experience not essential. Melson Arms, John-st., Luton. REPAIRS. - Manager and Bencbman wanted. Apply Qu«ck Service Boot Repairs. 8. Dunsuble-rd., ISoOK-KEEPING Machine ...
... STREET, L (.TON. WOMEN required with noire. or Mum working limns cats be arranged to ant good MIS. AMOY HARDALL. LTD. IL CARDIGAN STREET LITTON SMART and ate charm of Roam I I. COLLER. le. STREET. LUTON. Business Vacancies ASSISTANT Wit Med b•CO. mad ...
... reserve boys long Jump. The farmers photographed outside The Duncombe Arms before being taken round Friday June I i 19j.j ST. JOHN’S FETE RAISED £l2O About £l2O was raise,] i St. John’s Church [ete, 1. the Biggleswade Con.sc i;',. Club grounds Whii \| day ...
... Union THE ENGAGEMENT announced between Alun Rees. BSc . of Hotice. I arms . and Maureen Jill Foster, 21. ■ A wen-crescent. Luton I' AGE ME » Sal eburv, Southern Rhodesia. Kris ecu John, ton Mr and Mr*. h».anct. 01. . Luton, jrxl fete Mr* Waterman. Si. James ...
... 52/6 87/6 CARDIGANS Wonderful Selection TOftH!—* MORTiuoLTuKt QT Q f Rented by Mr.’c SmUh.’a’nd ALSTIN BELTED a SKIRTS 19/11 21/9 27/6 CIYDFIIA riAFFI OVA a.. UUDIDOT the M,c y wa, Mr. Ted Aspley, TWEED COATS CLASSIC SK.IR 1S JUMPERS ’ John (ones Com- ...
... expressed his appreciation of the good work being done by the committee. The oldest member present was Mr. W. M. Andrews, of 29. Cardigan-street, Luton, who belongs to the Bury Park Club. He Beech-hill Boys’ Choir, accompanied by the orchestra of the school ...
... lectured to THE GAINSBORO PRESS (Luton) Ltd.. 25 Cardigan St A • TALI.,ONE „ Servicemen and war workers on PROCESS ENGRAVERS music.. THERE is a story going round HOME COUNTIES ENGRAVERS that a one-armed stonemason Stuck To Their works .e in a village near ...
... reqd by John Collier Tailoring, Bedford, or keen young man willing to be trained. Ex| cellent prospects for man wishing to qualify for future management. Pension scheme in operation.—Write fully to Branch Personnel Manager, John Collier, Cardigan Crescent ...
... people coat-of-arms of the Leeds a •; Pair ot.----..-braas and copper Permanent Buildine Society IF you want to live to a ripe old age, perhaps you should which is built on to the wall in 1 going to get a moss unusual take old soldier John Kerwin's advice ...