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... EASTER FAIR MEETING Church Actitivies South Church Mrs McDonald, President, welcomed members and friends when the Dean of G““:‘;““‘l“ Swanson Suild met on Wednesday, 4th Febru- ;’:y‘ :! ‘:‘ : mmmu :’: ary, at 7-30 p.m. kers onday nigh The meeting opened ...
... no sales above the maximum control prices. Of course, with the present poor supplies there is a probabiiity that prices will rise. Under- the control there was a rationing system which has been done away with by the de-conirol, and the result may be that ...
... £l2O to £150; and draught geldings and fillies, rising three years old —some of them pedigreed—from £7O to £l2o—extreme, £130; and rising twoyear-olds, £5O t@ £Bo—special to £9l; while roadsters rising three years old sold up to £55. / The principal ...
... Crombie. Horses—CLglis rising two years—l J, Bell, Tyrie Mains; 2 G. Beaton, Eas Knock, Mintlaw. Colts rising onc year—l J. Davidson, Kiplawhill, Mintlaw ; 2 George Wood, New Deer; 3 J. C. Booth of Downichills. Fillies rising two years—l C. Peany of ...
... limbs were borne in Holy Grail. Oh, feathered songsters, mourn with me to-day, Till comes the dawning of sweet Easter morn, When Jesus, rising, shall resume his sway, And, glorified by death, to life be borne. Let Hallelujahs thrill - the hearts of men ...
... IO BOBOCR THE YOUNG FOLKS' CIRCLE ; . \ ) A 0/ D@o &S Co6el &P siv sy EASTER. O! to be a schoolboy* Now that Easter’s here; You haven’t got no* lessons Nor anything to fear. You rise up in the morning At any hour you choose*, And if you're feeling sleepy ...
... leading r soft animal toys stowed a Easter eggs. “Owd Bob “Peter Rabbit” have enjo mendous run, and the poy bears shows no sign of old-fashioned toys Noah's chers’ shops have come t¢ and are regarded with 2 rising generation. Much by small folk, are the ...
... in dresses, shocs, stockings, and hats, and as a result much more is spent on the wardrobe than at any other time. BAGS AS EASTER GIFTS. Shopland has cxperienced an unprecedented demand for bags as “filling” for silk and brocade eggs. Roomy bags have been ...
... TRAMPING Provided the weather is kind the feminine tramp promises to be more in evidence this Easter, and she is to be congratulated on this manner of spending the holiday, for walking is the way of ways really to see the country, and one of the best ...
... HOLDERS, ITIN, Mm.p) N, SATURDAY, k. It opened vernment oyep ded the ludicf the Houge Mr Amgr,; f free railway the House of ill rise for the ing done anye the pressing victions, Thia inly a Glasgow as I indicated Il containing 4 t upon the une burden of ployed ...
... both laundry bills, and the damage to linen that is caused by laundry methods of dealing with it Dress for Easter. 1 Dress for holiday wear at Easter is‘ exercising the minds of many women, and as economy has to be studied, the choice of new garments demands ...
... geldings, rising two years—l John Bell, Tyrie Mains;: 2 Geo, H. Mitchell, Hillhead, Bruxie; 3 Geo. Clark, Middlethird. e Colts, rising one year—l John Bell, 2 Robert Davidson, Newseat; 3 John Fowlie, Adziel, 4 J. C. Booth of Downiehills. Fillies, rising two ...