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... Whitehaugh, near Hawick, on Monday afternoon, the Earl of Dalkeith, son and heir of the Duke of Buccleych, sustained a broken arm, shoulder bruises and a severe bruise on the nose when his horse slipped and fell after clearing a fence into Whitehaugh He ...
... HOGG , 2 Princes Street, Furniture Dealer LARGE SELECTION OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS FOR SALE IN ABOVE SALE ROOMS JOHN Hawick WANTED—Hair Mattresses, Chests of Bedroom Drawers, Wood Bedsteads, Dressing Chests, Wardrobes, Tables, Carpets, China Set, ...
... I I DEPARTMENT s Silk and Cotton Vests 241 i I I I All Wool Vests 46 I I long Stevie Junipers . Silk and Wool Cardigans 17/6 I and Wool Armes 311 • All Wool Jumper 17,6 Twin Sets and 1 Sod Socks . TM Silk and Wool Vat an d Panne Sits Ladies' Gloves 3/111 ...
... hay for cutting, for Mr. Wm. Robinson. Wednesday. July 9, 3 p.m.. in salinagone. 6 acres meadow grass for cutting. for Mr. John Hall. Wednesday. July 16, 12 noon, in Bellinagarrick. valuable 74 acre rest' dential farm, for Reps. of the late Mrs. Mary ...
... mortuary some a variety of guests. principally Anikatells and setui.Angkatells, and I ism not giving away secret.. I tell you that John Cristow. E.R.C.P., is a hot favourite fur the role of corpse from' the very start. Michael tlartred works hard to make of the ...
... JO. U.P. TEMPERANCI HALL 11th 12 vs.—Sandy WHITE MEMORIAL BAPTIST annum. lAMBS MARTIN. MIMI% 11th r IA PORTS IPT. Top twat). arm. Hr Wm .1. 4 p.a.—Jaw' 7IS 711 1 pad 11W. Want WITS to All. Leven Co-operative Ilan, TODAY (Wednesday), at 2.30 p.m. NEEDLECRAFT ...
... SPECIALS SLIPPERS FOR EVERYONE SANTA AND HIS Mr and Mrs John and sisters 30 Rowan &went. TOWELL Boxed . from 8/11 Lmixor SUPPERS 41 Cowl* Stree t Denbeath, m e wl, to Margaret, only dau ter of Mr and Mrs John Waddeir. 39 Haw- SLUES. - In loving memory of my ...
... Japeary. DAVID PAGE. tkey. LODGE BALIVI•R MELVILLE. No. tn. L ETII IL. Mir LAM MEETINII Tottaasow ITBI'IOWAYi. Mills January, at Arms* still ife*sriag Dame Tkkets Flom talleet fathom, towable. J. MOEFAT. &ff. LOME EARL HAM. No. 1200, A NNTAL MEETING Il i■ ...
... sightly GINGER ROGERS. BARRY NELSON. CAROL MANNING The First Travelling Saleslady NON., SIX DAYS Continuous I rom 2.11 p.m. JOHN DILLS, CHARLES COSURN SAMOANS OATES alio Harris. DEREK 'ANN Technicolor. at S.SO. 11.55. Alm. unto nightly at TON CONWAY and ...
... fronf 5/9 KNITWEAR, ETC Gent?' CHEW NECK EATER. Heavy rib pattorn IS/11 each Worn. All Wool CARDIGANS. Slightly Imperfect: 12/6, 13/11, 14/11 Interlock CARDIGANS. Interlock JUMPERS from 8/0 Women's ROLL COLLAR SWEATERS 1/9 SHIRTS. colours and sites ...
... BIRTHS, NAMES, DEATHS Welfare Centre's Future Still In The Balance GREIG.—ht Bridge of Hera Hospital, on 11th October. INS. John R ob ert. son Omit, years beloved husband of Christi's thigh. 11 Terms, Leven. NARVEY.—At Inglewood, Windygstee Road Leven ...
... 115 •. W SKIPPER John Eagles of -IK v FPs won the toss and put Kenia and Spider McLaren BOOll canl( ' terms with the FPs opening attack of '•;» ; MBiHi' . ' Jerry Moir and Alan Redhead, 50 coming up in the 12tb over before John Eagles took over from ...