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... lid per pair; CHILDRENR LAMRS'-WOOL COMBINATIONS, from 1. 4 I • Gerrr. n FINCARING Soots, 4d ; and 'SOCKS. 14 91 per par ; CARDIGAN JACKITS, to 251; Morrtsas, to 1316(1. SCOTCH LAMBS'-WOOL HOSIERY Frcm the Best Herrick Manufacturers for Ladles and Gantlerrien ...
... Patrons may rely on procuring C y workmanship is Well Made, Garments, GENT.’S WOOL SHIRTS & PANTS, TWEED & WINCEY SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, BRACES, SCARFS, COLLARS, &c., in Great Variety. VOTE THE ADDRESS— BROWNLIE & RUSSELL, 85 Main ...
... JANNIS ONATWAIT to .Tame. 180 Main•Ntreet. Branch Shop--Craignruk. Arm :Immo, 10 Kirk-road JAMES PIITIONSW, 100 Main-street Cabinetmakers, etc. WILLIAM GINN, Main-street JAN. GRATTAN. 12 MAIN & Co., 01 Kirk.rowl—see other add, J. WATSON, 108 Carnbusnetban ...
... hall; 1 Main Registrar, Jauus H. SAMUEL'S GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! Street, Coatbridge J, D, FOR NEW YEAR PRESENTS. 3 Wm. ARTLING John Rae, 6 Brandon Street, Hamilton ; , o> “MARVEL” 10/6 LLAN, pick & BUCHANAN il WATCHES 1!!! 16 ARGYLE STREET, Ye. Square,) ALLAN ...
... refugees in Craigneak have jast Through the generosity of Lady Belhaven, been supplied with acceptable comforts in the of grey Cardigan jscket for each map, a woollen under-jecket woman, nd a woollen ecarf for each child. The proceeds from the recent High School ...
... Spring. Mr James Grattan, Willowbeut Terrace, Alexander B. rest, has received word from his brother, Private Andrew Grattan, 2ud Batt. H.L 1., that he is at present in Military Hospital, Birmingham, suffering from sheepnel wounds on the left arm. He received ...
... FASHIONS FOR SPRING Sports Coats AND Cardigans. The Very Latest in Self-Colours and Marl Effects. New Model in LADIES' CARDIGAN, Blue/White and Brown, White (Marl effect) The very 1ate5t,..16/11 LADIES' CARDIGAN, in Self Colours, Fawn, Putty, Grey ...
... o'clock prompt. WILLIAM SWANSON (lately with Shirlaw, Alla, & Co.), now Auctioneer &ad Valuator, has received instreeboas from Mr John Z (who is going abroad) to Sell, by Ammo, as follows : 4 ft. Oak Sideboard ; 3 ft. A in. Chest Drawn and Bookcase ; Wash Stand ...
... SATURDAY, STN JUNE, 1929, AT 12 O'CLOCK, PROMPT. SHIRLAW, ALLAN & 00.. Auctioneers, Hamilton, have received instructions from JOHN NIMMO A Sox, Solicitors, Wiebaw (Agents for the Trustees of the Late M WILLIAM bOEHIM). to Sell, by Auction, follows: Grandfather ...
... 10/11, • 17/11 n o g Shop and Tools as going cocern; John St.. Craigneuk.—Apply. Mrs MoGuickail Department—they know that This Is a week when the women of the district flock to our Millinery John Terrace, Craigneuk. Wishaw. every Hat is a Great Bargain ...
... Wingate; Door Wardrc phe Mahogany be with JOHN A. HOGG, East Cress, Wishaw. Woman's Guild—1—Mrs_ Haddow, Miss Tel. No, 147. CHEMIST, WISHAW. BALLS IN STOCK INCLUDE Single Mirryr Door: Mahogany Dressing Chest; JOHN FRA ER 96 Main St.. Wishaw. Chrissie Smith ...
... end this finished the arming. Kirk, the Wishaw centre-half, dominated the play, and all the Wishaw boys backed him up admirably. They played as • team and thoroughly deserved their victory. Best for Motherwell were Currie. M'Grattan, Somers and M'Donalil ...