... W ISE SHOPPERS will make a point of calling at the House of John M. Wilson BEFORE CHRISTMAS BECAUSE- JOHN M. WILSON took delivery of most of FOR THE LADIES Still LARGE STOCKS OF BLANKETS to offer FREE the Xmas Goods in September and October and so can ...

... DAILY- COATS, FROCKS, MILLINERY, PULLOVERS, CARDIGANS, STOCKINGS AND LOVELY UNDERWEAR. AUCTION IBAL.ICIII R. CHAPMAN & CO.'S SALES. Tuesday. Oct. 10, 3 p.m., in Clonmacate, valuable 7} acre outlying farm for Mr. John TOdd. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m., at ...

... IRISHMEN SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE Per Possession of Arms and Ammunition in Loverp At Liverpool Assizes on Monday Wm. Jos. Horan, aged 20, a joiner, and John Finn. aged 45, natives of Ireland, were respectively sentenced to five and three years' penal servitude ...

... Campbell, President; Messrs. Victor Grattan Ltd., Mr. Harrold, Manager, Electrical Department; Brownlow Arms Hotel, Mr. J. McCaffrey, Proprietor; Portadown Golf Club, Mr. Jeffers, Hon. Secretary; Mr. Emest Cafolla; St. John’s Ambulance Brigade, Miss Livingstone; ...

... Dinners, Luncheons, am., when siting Load Lurgan's Demesne, can be 'applied tb every requisite at BROWNLOW ARMS I!.)TEL, 'text door to the entrahte. Grattan's and Cantrell's Lemonade, lee.. Lyle an Kinahan's Ale and Porter; Wines, Brandies, and Whiskeys, trom ...

... won the Old Dog Stakedand Ulster Arms (Kailway Hotel) Cup at the greyliound meeting Isivaghery on Friday evening last. The cup presented the Edenderty Greyhound Bacing Club for Puppies was won Pot Luck, owned Mr. M’Grattan, Blacker’s Mill. Excellent entries ...

... delight of their open mouthed friends, Appearances, it istrue, go for nothing, especially when John Barleycorn reigns within, therefore we cannot say anything as John occupied a very prominent position. The exceedingly heavy rain has not improved the appearance ...

... Grey, Sir John Ffrench, and Earl Kitchener of Khartoum. From that bygone generation of talented men, Sir Winston came phoenix—like to be First Lord in 1939, and to be Britain’s man of the moment as Prime Minister in 1940. Under his protecting arms the English ...

... lying on his face, with his arm at the hack of his head, and the body could not have got i n to such a position had the deceased been in bed when the fire took place. Mrs. Mary M'Oaughey, the widow, recallet said her brother, John, had visited the scene and ...

... Richard M'Elatchi*. Robt. Grimason and Arthur Magee (sons-in-law): laxities. Walker. Hei:bert, John. Samuel. Traver and Ed. Arthur Whitten 'nephews); John Walker. James and Geo! ge Whitten, dare, Robert, Joseph and Harry M'Clean, Hamllitons- James Greer ...

... Clerk's office and other places in the tow; LOVELY SCOTCH KNIT TWIN-SETS and CARDIGANS and JUMPERS, Sloppy Joe style, usual 44s for 22s 6d; twin-sets 75s for 43s 6d; Cardigans 44s 6d for 25s 6d, at J. and M. FIELDS' SALE. The Rev. R, E. Devlin , rector ...

... Ladies' Vests-101d, i 9 3d, is 9d, is 11d, and 2s 3d each. Ladies' Knickers--10Id, is 3d, and is 6.1 per pair. Ladies' CARDIGANS, JUMPERS, FRQC/iS and COATS—aII at CLEARING PRICES. Men's Socks-sd, ed, 10 d, is and is 3d per pair. Boys' Jerseys-2s 3d ...