... 511319. COMPLETE range of Vehicles for the Atransport of your Goods, we specialise In Furniture Removels; moderate terms.— John Morgan 9c Bone. 155 Oldpark Road. Phone 44472 12 !Inesi IThRIVE Yourself Car Rare ..Garvin Bros., Maeket Street Bangor Phone ...

... Coats, 60/-. Jumpers and Cardigans. 15/-. Browne Interred New Cemetery 21st a:e, Llntcn Deeply his WJSKJlAN—January 16. ,931 her and James Kenwood Bailee. .a Coats. 65/ . sak Frocks Teen Age Suits, 60/-. GWa Jumpers and Cardigans, 12/6. .nst. sorrowing ...

... 26th January. 1929. At rest.—Pondly remembered by Ellie, Isobel and Margaret. THOMPSON—In toying memory of my dear husband. John, who died 4th February. 1946. also Mabel. died 13in January, 1920, and was interred in Knockbreda Cemetery. • - WADDLLL—Fond ...

... 635; Girls' Coats for 501 r Ladles' Frocks 9d to 355: Wool Frocks 251; Ladies' Skirts 195 6d; Blouses, Jumpers. Pullovers. Cardigans. Waterproofs. Hoods. Ladlss with Hoods. 62s 6d: Kiddies' Coats and Hats. Waterproofs. with Hridoods. 398 6e*: big selection ...

... Everlasting arms. OYER-March 18, 1951. at his residence. 40 Snore Street. Holywood. John Thomas A.. beloved husband of Matilda Dyer. Funeral at 2-30 on to-morrow t Tuesday , . At rest. OYER-March 18. VOL at his residence. 40 Snore Street. Holywood. John Thomas ...

... warder from Duke Street Prison. John Nicol Cathie, was charged at Glasgow Central Court to -day with stealing from a store at the prison between September. 1950. and March. 1951. 51 pairs of underpants and 21 cardigans. He was ordered to be detained in ...

... Oaoadian Faciic $25 Leopoldo& 1 Ued. Havana 1906 Deb.* IRON, =Rt. Aim 00AL Armed Iron Founders Baba= & Wilcox Baldwin& Pahl.) 4s Botareer Goluiery 10s Brown (John) & Co. lOs - I Oamanel Laird 5s . WEDDIEG . i Clarke Chapman K ...

... Terens. and piano selections were given bv Mr. V. M‘Al lister. The compere was Mr. M Grattan, ana the show was produced by Mr. Brian Magill. GAELIC FOOTBALL. St. John’s G.AC. Carnlough. had Portglenone as visitors the M'Cormick Cup competition, played ...

... DniferY Mouses . ss 6 . ad John Parkhill, who was walking on w . psper Mme., the roadside, Wadsworth (F. W.), be DZRZYMAN IXNZD II FOR •SSAIILTING CIVIC GUARD - - A fine of £5 was imposed at Burnfoot District Court on Tuesday on John O'Donnell, 2, Gienbrook ...

... jumper or cardigan—l, Miss K. McErlean, Greenlough. Do. (plain) —1, Miss Cassie McEldowney, Cloane, Drapersto*n; 2, Miss Rose Rogers, Draperstown. Baby's knitted wear—l, Miss Cassie McEldowney, Draperstown. Gent's or boy's pullover or cardigan —l. Miss ...

... the fact that England was the enemy of both, and when the call came to throw off her yoke ware amongst the first to spring to arms. The young Republic had braver fighters and England no more determined foes than the Irish, Catholic and Presbyterian, banded ...

... stated that John Cudden was admitted to hospital at 4 p.m. on 4th November, 1950. He had two lacer -diem. one on each side of the head . One was two inches long and the other 21 inches He had a bump on the bock of his head. On his right arm there via a ...