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... Mofflt; 2. T. Arm- Murray. Lady's Jumper: 1, Mrs. strong Six Dahlias (pom-pon): l. ,T. W. Dunn. Otterburn; 2, Miss Robson, Broomhouse; L. Carr, Gregg, Newcastle. Lady's Fair Isle Kirkharle Jumper: 1, Mrs. Craighill. Lady's „ .. . . .„ . Cardigan: 1. Miss Gregg ...
... LONG SLEEVED WOOL JUMPERS 21/ from JERSEY WOOL CARDIGANS AND LUMBERS, all colours, from 25/6 FISHERMAN'S KNIT POLO SWEATERS 27/11 Priced at FISHERMAN'S KNIT JUMPERS 26/11 'Priced at FISHERMAN'S CARDIGANS, fromKNIT 28/11 to 48/11 . . Nylons . . FULLY ...
... y alternatere (barges of swot oath child to • manner Wm y to UVto health throe children were asleep bed when their father armed home at about 10 pm said Mr. D It Bros u. proseeUtloll. TOLD TO GO FOR FISH AND CHIPS He had had something to .druit Out it ...
... beds rugs and even cardigans SOMETIMES NO HOPE pith owner IS allthred to stand to the surgery to reassure the anima: It is being examined or treated, for Imit.r aliments liometusins It Is narrow y for the vufgeon to put a reassrlng arm around ttte shoulders ...
... Elected The following office-bearers were elected for the ensuing season: President. Mrs Hay; captain. Mr John M. Laidlaw; vice-captain. Mr A. Horne; ladies’ captain. Mrs W. M. Ross; hon. secretary, Mr C. M. Anderson; hon. treasurer. Mr A. Forsyth; ladies’ ...
... She was wearing a brown tweed coat, red cardigan. tweed ‘scarf brown flowered dress. bootees, dark. socks over. stock- blue beret. ings. woollen gloves a navy ‘Britain tied t US. chariot’ Britain is the Powers’ arms American chariot” the sa.d Mr. W. Short ...
... she picked up a wooden mallet and banged me over the head with it Then Hunter took her' shoe and hit me about the face and arms” Anderson admitted to Mr L W H Birtwistle defending that she had in the fight grabbed Jeffers by the hair and kicked Hunter ...
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... ates that the Russian p. [\ lj\p . p . I vRh by forgot her cardigan. Later that ® es in he cross-sura^ authorities intend to make the A-dJ-1 VI Xi. T 1946. day, she said, she went to moned John Miller (31) and I visit a big occasion. T'J A ClmT' ualties ...
... Laaa (T O'Shea Bob Tailed (J ManncrlMi, Carole Paula Major).'Tort Wayne (Mr B Browne'. Momenlo Brookshawl. Salmon Arm ...
... injuries CYCLIST INJURED On Saturday June 19 John Miller aged 15 Laurelwood Gardens Lobley Hill was riding his cycle in Kingsway Team Valley when he attempted to turn a corner A car following knocked the cycle and John was thrown He received cuts and abrasions ...