... A smoke . . a chat . a cup of good coffee with a friend . . . • • S • Make a pleasant. break in the morning's work. Meet your friends at eleven a.m. tu-►norrow at th, CAFE CASTLE ...

... formathin of the flowers for which is best induced by a slight check to the growth of the plants. A capital manure is le by placing a bushel of old cow dung that has been stored in the dry for three months in a hogshead of water, which is stirred occasionally ...

... the of having a chat about the affairs of the Union, and he was fortunate enough to catch the Bailie in a reminiscent humour. Yes, he said, in reply to a remark by the newspaper man, the story of the Unica sees heck over a good many years ...

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... CHAT ITH A LONDON BREEDER.. Among Canaries the Lancashire Coppy is the giant and the London Fancy Canary the dwarf. A good Coppy has fetched as much as thirty guineas, and the art of breeding is au engrossing pursuit, making great calls on the skill of ...

... provides a very cheerful holiday, it is by no means a picnic, even for experts. Two local motor cyclists who have been consistently successful in this event immediately 000ur to mind—George M'Lean and Mrs Louie M'Lean of Dundee. This year the route is a little ...

... November 21, 1930. A smoke . a chat . and a cup of good coffee with a friend . . . S • S 111 Mak a Weasaut break in the morning's work. meet your friends at elvven flan. t.. too „ ! CAFE CASTLE ST. FORFAR ...

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... on the more. A GREAT GOAL. As time wore on, Forfar's eupporters began to despair, but the players pegged away with rare determination, and at last the ball reached the spot. And it was a beauty of a goal when it did come. Henderson caught a cross ot. the ...

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... from a earner kick. North End new pressed for all they were worth, and Orem, who had been their best forward ao far, put them on the lead with a god shot, the ball glancing off Duncan's foot int) the earner of the net. From a breakaway Hearts get a our' ...