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... Fur-Lined Suede Jackets from 10/-. Youth's and Gent's New Combat jackets. 47/6. Navy Reefer Jackets from 45/-. Men's Wo. , ilen Cardigans from 47/6 to £5. Pullovers from 32'6 to 07/6. Sri- Nylon Polo Necks from A/6 to Polo Necks from See tor full stock at 6 Jamey ...
... Results of games played up including December 16 were:— New Inn 3. E. End Her a: Arms 5. tireen Tree 7: Clifton Arms 7. Half-Way House 5; ennui Tavern 6 Buchan Arms 6; Dovehill Arms 7. strathbrock 5. a at x a LAST MINUTE GIFTS FOR LADIES — Spun Rayon Pyjamas ...
... gradually widened. Haad Knitting : Gent's socks 1 Mrs M. Hammond. Lady's Jumper or cardigan-1 Mrs Hammond, 2 Mrs M. Wright, c o 8 Kirkhill Terrace, Broxburn Child's jumper or cardigan-1 Mrs 6 Tweedie, 2 Mrs M. Wright. 3 terniali Mrs A, Black and Mrs A . Easton ...
... Ladies' Cardigans & Jumpers I Exquisite Designs in Fine Quality Art Silk and Wool-10. Ild, 12s 14e 6d, and 15s 6d. Ladies' Sleeveless Cardigans Latest ld Shades, in Art Silk and Sty• W oes ol— an lOs 6 d and 12$ &I. Maids' Sleeveless Cardigans Fine Knit ...
... Miss M'Callurn, Bathgate, replaces Miss Simpson; while Mr Stewart succeeds Mr Muir as physical training instructor. Miss Kerr, Arms. dale, resumed her old duties after an absence of one year in Canada under the exchange of teachers scheme. SUDDEN DEATH.—WhiIe ...
... daughter of John and Nicol. Friends please swept this (the only) intimation and invitation. E.—At 41 Heleoslea Terrace, Bathgate, on the Oh inst., Woe Maggie, aged 3i mouths. beloved child of Thomas and Bella Sadly missed. Safe in the arms of Jesuit. ...
... Shirts. Scarves. Underwear, Night' Tie.. Pyjamas, Pullovers. Slip. Priamse. Smoak.. wen , . Cardigans. Scarves and Pinarettes. G loves, Hand/ Gloves. Cuff-Links and Arm)kerchiefs. Handbag.. Knitting bands. All moderately priced. itipal..peltii:ilvean‘l,livrge;i ...
... toast list was carried through—The King, Bm. John Ramsay; Grand Lodge of Scotland and Provincial Lodge of Linlithgowshire; Bro. John Miller, D.M.; reply Bro. James Ross, Bathgate; Installing Masters. Bro. John Rodger. reply, Bro. James Ramsay end Robert ...
... fair and WWII. The speakers were Rev. Matthew Shields, St. John's, Broxburn, who presided; Rev. R. Wigbtoo, Coatbridge Baptist Church: and Mr Adam Tervit, Glasgow. The singing, led by Mr John Sennlar, included Psalms LI. 124. and 103. and Parsphrase ...
... last Friday. John and Peter were the winners by two goals to nil in a three-game play off. They were awarded the Hamilton Memorial Trophy which was twice filled with the traditional beverage. There were 56 pairs in the competition. John Malcolm and Bobby ...
... congregation of Newington and St. Leonard's to Rev. Matthew Shields, Broxburn St. John's Church. the name Broxburn St. Nicholas appeared twice when Broxburn St. John's was intended. This was due to a slip when typing the report. DOG WINNER. At the ...
... reliable. Weaderisin really trot bole to though he did that little well. The gains ended,— Primrose. I, Wet Lothian Juniors, 0. ARM %DMZ GRANGER v. BROXBURN ANDRHW'S. Om Saturday bet, on Tolento. , Pork. Armadas in the first of the St klirthanl Cap. Rangere ...