... HUDDEKSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11 1931— (7) liras) - WANTED GENTLEMEN’S SUITS Overcoats Boots ! rwcar— Hill 1 ! Overcoats Qualities Cheap Prices Holroyd's Chapel Hill Bdellium frTSs from 9d Holroyd’s Chapel Hill tfROUgEfcS Holeproof 5s 6d ...

... guineas: good dogs stud.—Goodman, 26, St. Mary’s, Bedford. ('I HEAT DANE Golden Brindle PUPS tor Sale. months; highest pedigree.—L. J. Willmore, 117. Melville rd. Maidstone, Kent. PURE BRED ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS: also to 50 in-pig GILTS for Sale.—Strawson ...

... MISCELLANEOUS GT. THORNTON-ST.—Gent's Suits, Evening; and Dinner Suits, White Shirts, Pretty D. Dresses, Children's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc. P8 Glass Cut, wholrulo prices.—Philip Bennett, Ltd., Glass Works, Wassand-street. 'Phone 33664. Positively ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. SATI BUSINESSES FOR SALE. The GOLDEN ACRE PARK, otiey Rd., Ueds Special Attraction TO-DAY and TO-MORROW, July 2nd and 3rd. TJRIDLINGTON. —Fish and Chips: main road; well-C> fitted shop; trade £1,500 p.a.—Dent and Co., The Full Orchestra ...

... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. (Continued from Page 1.) fl. WOOD, HOTEL VALUER BOOT: VGENCY ia Hull and Eaat Riding Yorkshire. fCOUNTRY HOTEL; leading house; valuation about £100; good garden, stabling, etc. Appiy, Je sonally P. H. Wood, Hotel Valuer, Bond-st ...

... . WAREHOUSE MARKET-PLACE BOOT AND SHOh c n T\f S TOSEPH VARLEY A.^S BOOT AOT st (successors to Mrs. Hy. Liddell), FAM± SHOE MAKERS. First-class aosortment of ?? LADIES' BEST HAND-SEWN BOOT. : g LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BOOT LADIES' RIVETED AND MACHINE-SEWN ...

... easy. * KENT'S BURLINGTON WASHER *r rheanest and best in the market. Only £2 19s. 6d. to cue,*. • wifl] vrvT q KNIFE CLEANING MACHINE KENT.b k -Yj\nUFACTOEY , HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON. —~ Tn LIVERPOOL DINE AT WHt> i-> CQBHAM . S B PAR'S P\W, 53, LORD-STREET ...

... COCKING OF HATS. J. Bonney y Hatter/r ...

... The Squire of Westham. By EDITH C. KENYON. .Author of The Hero of the Black Shale Mine, Sir Claude Meanerley, Lore's Golden Tlimmil. etc etc. CHAPTIM It is ten years to-day since my brother died, said Roderick Stuteley to himself, cowering over ...

... seven place kicks gives him an amazing ratio of 31 from 42 on tour CRICKET LIONS' MATCH-WINNER Ollie Campbell (right) whose golden boot was so decisive the British Uons today battles with Counties' Robert Kururangi VOLLEYBALL aaain Hull aim to go one bettemmm ...

... THE MURDEK BY HOP-PICKERS IN KENT. Wednesday four Irishmen, named Timothy Sulli▼an, Charles M'Caxthy, John M'Carthy, and Patrick White, were brought before the county magistrates at Maidstone, charged with having caused the death of a loung man named ...

... A WARNING TO NEGLIGENT HUSBANDS. charged with —Joahaa Kent, labourer, no fixed abode. ving neglected to maintain hus wife amd three children. — Mr Herbert Beaumont, who secuted on behalf of the Board of Guardians. said that for many years prisoner had ...