... Joan Club. Car boot sales helped raise the money which will be used to send a coachload from the 60-strorig club on a day trip to Eastbourne in July. The boys hope to boost the funds of Harlington Hospice Association by holding a car boot sale at St Ch ...

... Mother said . . . . 'What shall we have for tea:. Et Jim said.. Golden Shred& Alice said ..Golden Shred &I said 'Golden Shred' Uncle said 'Golden Shred„ everybody Golden Shred . Golden Shred' so we had ...

... First dose starts new life. vigour, vital force or maker refunds price. Introductory site. Is. 9d —For sale at all branches Boots, Timothy Whites and Taylors; also at all chemists. t CCORDION Lesson, by Eric Winstone iS.R.C. and Rex Records), now at 31 ...

... stone next Monday evening. The Wanderers will have amateur internationals is their team which is as fol. lows: Wiltshire (Maidstone); Clarke (Walthamstow), Cross (Ilford); Cutbuth (Maid. stone), Stoker (Sutton), Evans (Hounslow); (Sutton), Robinson (Sutton) ...

... iOUtbboume HERNE IllAY.—(Yel-cad fainCy hat t. nevi!, fumi•hcd, now booting for seams. rains sca. coast. lounge. di kken vie!. cove, Ms, June. Jo:7. 4+ vs.—Victoria Herm- Bay Kent CAM GLORIOUS Devoe.—Dawlnk paying New received is private borne rd. sea ...

... his property. Queen Mary, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, the Duke and Duchess of York, and Princess Alice and the Earl of Athlone, visited The Coppins, lver, on Friday afternoon. The Duke and Duchess of Kent will take up residence there in June, and alterations ...

... w, High-street, Viewsley, velerated the golden anniversary of their wedding yesterday (Thursday). Both Mr. and Mrs. Clarke attained their 7otti birthdays last year. Mrs. Clarke was born at Sutton Vallence, Kent, and Mr. Clarke is a native of Rayntram ...

... a-mile of Feltham Station. A l'Ati; of exceedingly well-built semi-detached FREER , , 1.7) ItEsIDENCES. being Nos. 1 and . 1 , Kent Southall, Middlesex (close to G.W.R. op Lora to Cita. and West End. Finished .1, the 1n noner, each containing dining and drawing ...

... filled by W. Kent. Team: V. Murden: L. J. Sweet, W. Kent; A. C. Webber. W. J. Scott. R W. John; F. Hodge. W. Craig. A H. Gibbons. R. Gillies. T. F. Drew. The kick-oR is at 2.45. The Reserves will replay their Intermediate Cup-tie with Golden Green Reserves ...

... wallets, handbags ; in fact, everything that is leather. Wellington rubber boots and slippers in great variety ; we are noted for good boot and shoe repairs; give us a trial ; boots made to lla )14ERHOO:).—Mr. Pettinger was the speaker last Sunday and 'Master ...

... Best showed that the Guild is in a stable and solvent position financially, and this was confirmed by the next speaker. Mr Boote. the Foundation Secretary. The urgent need for a greatly increased number of members was the theme of the next speaker, Mr ...

... fair extent, and prices have been we:l maintained. 9. d. Saler —.. 1 Fuson* rim as • Southdown hogs. 1 6 Half-bred ditto 1 Ft Kent teems 1 6 Sonthdown owe, sad wethers Leicester date 1 64 goats rim LI. Clothing, picklock wig 1 7j Pick1e.. 1 6 Cninnion ...