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... Flannelette Shirts at 20. 3d., ei Boys Cord Knickers 20. Id ' Mrs's ISt nista 2s. 4 .0.1 IN. Ild.. 3len's Fancy Wool Cardigans, in les t faun, and dreg. usually 130 13d., DOW Es. Ild ; It. Pasta and Vests, is. 41d. ; White Kitchen Table at Is. lid ...
... Gretlon.—ln loving memory of sydney. the fettled of Edward John and Man 61.gbeth Grattan. of 37. Slater•street, Hurslem, who died April 12th, In mind a roust-int thought. In heart silent arm Leer rememtw•red by Bother. Father. Brothers ►nl Sister. ...
... toithfol pedoeree Airedale Inteh for 2 Pain Head Phones.—i3rlte, T 24. '•Bwtla~l Branch. Inatea JOHN 1::!OWIS - (opp. Deep Pit) - - SALE ! SALE ! Men's Cardigans, 3 .6. Big Shawls, 3,111. Starves, 1,- to 10,11. Ties, 610. Collars, 610. Boys' Overcoats, 5111 ...
... 0; 49. Oußon road, 'tone, foreman cooper, employed at John Joule and f‘on,. Brewer,. Was found on Thureday night with bis throat vu;. and died later. He was at work as usual during. the day, and armed home at 4 ♦5. Atter tea be went into the garden In cut ...
... train, At Cribbwr Fawr Colliery, which adjoins Newland., John Evans. miller, also warned, was killed by a failing post whilst working during the liedneaday night shut BASS, RATOLIFF AND GRATTAN. ...
... (baritone), St. Salem West. ispeaker), John Collinson (tenor), the African loruba Singers, Betsy de la Porte (soprano), Maud MacCarthy in native melodies with Vina accompaniment. the Wireless Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Ansel!, and the Wireless Chorus ...
... istically decuratA and neatly feat. and S. Railway Co., four pairs of trouser.. auraneed. and priseesitsd a pleasing and 4 men's cardigans. 12 soft collars, 12 knitted attractive appearance, ties, two silk eearves, and 40 packets of The centre of uttraeliee to ...
... Nightdresses. 1:11} and 1;9. Ladies' Cream Combinations. 1/11i and 1/41. Ladies' Wzoi Jumpers. 3:11 and 4/11. Ladles' Wool Cardigans. 3 / 6, 4/11. 3111 and 216. Ladies' Overalls. 1/11i , 1/6 and 1:-. Maids' Matinee Aprons. 1/11, 116 and V. Ladies' Art Silk ...
... request of the manager of the British Lion. to collect some papers. Miss Ray followed hint into the street, seized both hie arms from behind, and called a constable to arrest hint. Mr. Firminger was taken to Ring's-road Polk* Station, where he was told ...
... rm- ployama.—Apply, John 'llllll/1. Ltd.. Stillotd44., Loagton. Turner %sated at s Onee.—Baker pad Ed Co.. .1d..1 Fentou Grunadla)er Wasted. used to Beads and Solids; also espeneseed Prloter sad Team.— A. It. Jeep rod Sous. Grattan Work.. Suites EI•CeIIFINCLD ...
... might create an undesirable and unfounded impression abroad. The Times sayS that the information as to the amount of arms and armed force in Germany might be Inure or less correct, but that for Al practical purposes Germany is disarmed as provided by ...
... Sheet, Cambric and Winceyette Night- Half Hose and Stockings. PHlow Cases, American Set dresses and Pyjamas. Puilovers, Cardigans. Bsd Cases, Ticks. Summer Knickers and Princess Slips. Ties and Collars. Corsets, Combinations and Vests. Cream and Fadcless ...