... very smart: 193940 De Soto Coupe 28 h.p., in very fine condition, two owners from new. in fact Is a specimen motor car.—Ralph Hardy and Co.. Wellington Garage, West Parade. Phone Halifax 4541. CALE 1938 Morns 8 Tourer: 1 9 3 8 I' Austin 8 Tourer: 1939 Standard ...

... Iteddihoupti. —lnt. div. 5 p.c., hies tax die. 6i 1124 P.C. on smaller capital). Fabrics. Int. dlr. 5 p.c. (saw). Steelman. Hardy.--Oroup net profit after tax. £101.413 1it50.4131. Final die. 74 p.c. and bonus 5 p.c making 20 P.C. as p.c.). plus tax di ...

... Fibres. Final grade. 2nd class: Like King Canute Frank D. Pickles. Arthur R. Pitwas obvious from the p keth se ly o . . u Thomas A. Rutter, David IT comments which Councillor frei Walk Bernard Sweeney, Geof- IJ. W. Sutcliffe made at Hebden e ß r e . heet ...

... High Sunderland P. Bentley. B. Sanacen. K. Boyle, .1. Keighley. T. Culnan. H. Varley. C. Gibson. B. Thomas, H. Fawcett. D. Hardy. Si. Tidswell. St. Thomas St. Meth iv. Standard Screw Co.i at spring Hall: H Oddy, C. Seed, Si Wallis. W. Beveridge. H. Law ...

... Troops from St• Mrs. R. Fearnley. T a bl e d ecora- Ovenden, St. Andrew's. Holm ,eld, tion: 1. Mrs. R. Feamley; 2. Mrs. St. Thomas's. Claremotint. St. bottleFe rnl of ey f : Milner. Spray of flowers: 1. Mrs. Bernard's, Halifax. and St. 2 Mrs. S. Reed. Jar ...

... sport in the Middle Ages, and that foutteg was little more than civil war on a small scale. It was a fact that the; famous Sir Thomas Elyot' denounced football as unfit for gentlemen. Elyot was nothing if not forthright, and in the vigorous' but delightful ...

... Huddersfield Road. Balternebble.lowners from new, in fact this is a spedti-VALVE Armstrong Buper6el Chassialm mo t or car.—Ralph Hardy and Co.. IJ 10in. 9wall Celestion Speaker, cheap. i West Parade. Phew* —3O. Waterloo Terrace. Burnley Road. Halifax e 941. ...