... LONDON. S.W.I. VIC. 8042. epec.a.ly reduced :«nn» ler Winter Bea.dent* from s*i ?ns single, 10 gns. double; full board- own Kent sh tarm provides poultry etc.; room end b eaifast 16/6. PAIGNTON. 250 yds. ft oca sea front, shops and cinema; lady offer* ...

... tGE-OVER-SANDS. ird Bank, V.X Kents Bank Road. Board-Residence or Bed and Breakfast. Beautifully situated overlooking bay. 2 mins, from promenade, bathing pool. Mrs E. Mashiter. GT. YARMOUTH. ” St. Claire,” Sandown Road. Comfortable Board-Residence, adjacent ...

... homely. 13/6 per Mrs Gibson (irom Leedsi. TOiLACKPOCL C'ean, homely accommodation. Jl> B. 8/6: fu.l board 12/6. Hickllng. 94, Kent Hd. (Central). BLACKPOOL. Allen, 17, St.; near sea, pro;., amuse.; board, 12/6 per day. Board Residence, it.' dern house, ...

... PETTICOAT LANE 1st, 2nd., to 4 fay. 4 1 maemo 4.15—Runners: Voyaguer II, Golden Circle, Olney Boy, Ling, Spring de, na KENT v, GLOUCESTERSHIRE At Maidstone. Emmett, t Innings Young, Page b - b Dover Dever ‘aren Total ‘(tor 6 wkts 45 ...

... required, tines 12. Operative Mills Price about £1,500 hes also peal oteratn 7 ROBERTS, Chapel Works, 53a. Beckett nearest £1 . W. Kent, Clint, tantial cross or Box Looms. Goo! &t reus. Siecvers, Lining Makers. Sleeve- to 1938. wired up to £9 ARVO wed work ...

... often tolled on It vain. like white marble. Spinners could spin the skin off their fingers, and fast men could pound the boots off their feet, but the ball always came off easy and true. And so bowlers used to curse him. and batsmen praise his name, ...

... (for 4 wkts.) KENT ?. WARWICKSHIRE At Maidstone WARWICKSHIRE —First Innings: 322 (Hitchcock 75, Wolton 73 not out. Gardner 62; 5-46. Jose 3-64 Da vies 1-56. Wright l-82> KENT —First Innings: 93 (Grove 6-41. Weeks 2-0. Pritchard 1 42) KENT —Second Innings ...

... pair of boots are recalled by Mr. Joseph Longbottom. until bis retirement Horbury oldest tradesman. Mr. Longbottom. who made bis first pair of boots before he was 12, Is on Saturday. In his years a cobbler has made hundreds of pairs of boots, but he gave ...

... SCRUTON end the iete Mr. T. Scruton. of Harrogate, DOROTHY B. (S R.N ) elder daughter Mr. and Mrs. o. WALKER trt Middlesbrough 9 Golden Wedding LYFORD —Bl'RO-TT.—Bept 1901. Methodist Free Church. Harrogate. HARRY N. KATE BURDETT. Deaths ADAMSON. —Sepl 3, in ...

... The Show with 1.000 Marvels. BEE THE VANISHING MOTOR-CAR Next Week: 808 and ALF PEARSON Littler** laughter Pantomime. PUSS BOOTS Now Booking VARIETIES. 50808 6.15 and 8.15. Mats. Tuea. and Bat. 2.30. The glamorous Revue BEAUTY TAKES A BOW Sandy Daw ...

... worth* 43/- Textiles MISS SUSAN LAND ALB, elder daughter Mr. sad Mrs. Russell ■JUKI sir. Ewell Manor, West Farlelgh. Maidstone (Kent), who to marry Mr. Martin Raymond Peake, only (ton of Mr. Osbert Minister of National Insurance M P. for North Leeds, ...

... KILTIE JUNIORS. Two Two Donna Mareska, 12 Florence Glrla Next Week: AL READ SMILE LITTLER 8 Great Laughter Pantomime. '•PUSS IN BOOTS BUNNY DOYLE Book New CITY VARIETIES 50808 6.15 endiB.ll Mats. Tuts and Set.. 2.30 PIGALLE. the replica of the famous night ...