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... million from £333 million. Finances were given a welcome .£lB5 million shot in the arm in April by the sale of the Grattan mail order business to the German company Otto Versand. Chairman Lord Wolfson said that despite the spending strike, sales at the ...
... stealing a cardigan and cake worth £3 from Littlewoods Stores Ltd.. and also five magazines worth LI 3s. from W. H. Smith and Sons Ltd.. on May 17. Police-sergeant I. Booth said a security officer in Littlewoods saw Jacombs take a cardigan from a counter ...
... n-Tyme. MINANIELLER (good) Wanted. m{ll .1:4 John Maddock and boo. Ltd, Pottery. Bursters. WER\!AKER Wellington Pottery. Easley. FLAT Praiser, loorneyman, rrda Premier to midst. and aced, rtret Apply. John Tana. LW.. etallordel. rILOWERPOT Joiners Wanted ...
... authorities would look into the matter. HARRY GRATTAN- Harry Grattan, the actor, who is respolatible for the revue All Scotch, 'which chiles to the Grand Theatre, Hanley, nest week, :he a On Henry Plunkett Grattan,' dramatic author and actor, and was born ...
... klalialleu. W. Bardand. Alfred Short. T. F. Rb•hard, John Taylor, and W. A. Appleton (Yoe. siscretarr). REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLDIERS. Official Weekly Statement. The Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, the St- John Ambulance Association and tne British Bed Cross Society ...
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... MI 11-2225 22 • 1614 33-1114 44-3066 55-2541 36-3761 To be bad from GARDENERS' ARMS. MONDAY and TERSDAY. Mu stb and aft. from 7to 9 p.m. All lot .lalmed will be auto. ST. JOHN ANI B NT;E BRIGADE NORTH STAFFORDSH IRR CORPS TUNSTALL DIVISION. The above. Prise ...
... by her eldest Dsnabter and elan Robert. and Brother Wllltam. GRA7TIVe.—In eying memory of my dear motto Hannah Grattan late of Vsdean Arms. Fenton, e died April lath, 1913. Fondly remembered by her Daughter Bertha sad baba. Perry. MAYEIL—In loving memory ...
... OrNit i rKam el. 38 77 MOTHERCARE Pram 74% 5 E6. Tel. 021 783 CHILDREN* CLOTHES move ' eOIMAUSSIQII dress. beautiful con. over arms chest. Cl/ 1 5. ga -for E7h. - 743 2 . 9IRLARRIII_IIS 14 0-6 mths mths LlO. 6 . 1 2 I a rods CI 1. _lB-24 mths cll— Tel 0384 ...
... two cardigans, six pairs woollen gloves, two dozen khaki handkerchiefs; The Misses Woodward, Tipperary, six pairs socks, one scarf ; Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood, 87. Lord. street, Etruria, 12 pails socks, large tin of peppermints. Warm garments of arm kind ...
... James youngest .on of Mr and Mrs Reid. of Cardigan Road. Ports- Coa grit ons from both Tams: ma —Ur and Mr. J. Smith. ol Cheaetown, wish to announce • the engsantent of then edem damih• . fir. Lay Mae. to John. second son of Mr and Mrs. J Woodhosme. of ...
... hastructive. Sir John Barker, Baronet, founder of 'be great stores in Kensington which bear his name. died at The Grange, Bishop's Stortford, nn Wednesday. had a severe illness last June, from which he never really recovered. Sir John Barker, who was born ...