... August 3, 1912, B bu P e In 0 Gd, d- sod 28 tiok powt trea from i— 213 DANYSZ YIRUS LINITED (Box 6 Laadenhal! Bi., 8.C., & Chemists, Buwrs. ke ...

... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1912 APARTMENTS. COUNTRY—CONTINUED. Com Apartments.~T o Bedrooms, Sittingroom, near station. post, church; or permanancy: tesms moderate. vacant,—4, Park-villas, Aloxandra-road, Heatbfield.—A Coux'rn\' Apartments in healthy Heathgeld: ...

... WEDNESDAY AUGUST, 21, 1912 FOR SALE. ...

... EASTBOURNE GAZETTE OLDEST ESTARLISHED WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912 ...

... THE LINCOLN LEADER AND COUNTY ADVERTISER, SATURDAY AUGUST 31, 1912. ...

... THE LINCOLN LEADER AND COUNTY ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1912. THE WEEK'S emnmwwo, WIT OF THE WEEK. — —_— — THE FLOWER GARDEN. (From Punch.) FRUITS FOR RHEUMATISM. W‘vmmy-vhlmhdn-»] We're back again, Count; we've had a| ‘An idea that acid fruits ...

... FROM OUR FILE OF AUGUST 9th, 1912 HAYFIELD PHENOMENON A singular phénomenon was witnessed at a field at Shoebroad Farm, Todmorden, on August 3rd. A party of haymakers were engaged in making swathes when the hay began to behave (Sammy Davis Jnr.). Boswell ...

... 's%mm‘ Belishill August 10, 1912 To Ma. If you hold this - “’ will be 18 %' ‘ Eddie ...

... GAZETTE OLDEST ESTABLISHED WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912 SITUATIONS YACANT . TRADE ASSISTANTS.—CONTINUED. Ar?nmmczs.-wuud. Apprentices for the Dressmaking, business mmnwom: short serms.—A. Grans & Co., Terminas-road, East bourve—a APPRENT!CE‘—WAn\ed. young ...

... 50 YEARS AGO FROM UUR FILE OF AUGUST 30th, 1912 RIDGEFOOT MILL TO RESUME WORKING It is with unfeigned pleasure and satisfaction that we announce that the large weaving shed at Ridgefoot Mil} has been taken from the Railway Company (its present owners) ...

... Printed and Published by the Lincolnshire ;uw,‘ Ltd, 13, St. Benedict BSquare, Jdhean, VIFURDAY, AUGUST Jlst, 1912, ...

... THE LINCOLN LEADER AND COUNTY ADVERTISER, SATURDAY AUGUST 3, 1912. wmntmssmeemersramme TS SR - the freemen. This Yroblem the Committee ‘n,};}:nr 0 have eolved very effectively. They took the earliest opportunity of cou- Y;-ullmf Mr. A. Larl, the professional ...