... hero and his alterego. mild-mannered newspaperman Clark Kent, even larger than life viewers even found out that one Metropolis resident claimed her son was Superman’s love child! It was a golden opportunity to show that comics and their characters however ...

... Albert Terrace; occupation 28th Feb. Further particulars from Edmonds and Ledmgham, Golden Square. SHOPS, &c., TO LET AND WANTED. ]V[o. 139 UNIOX STREET.', Aberdeen (Messrs Boots, Ltd.'s B'ulding).—Commodious FIRST FLOOR Let. entry. Advantageously situated ...

... SWITHIN STREET, consisting 3 Public and Bed Room 3, Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom, 2 W.C.'s; H. and C.; splendid Cellarage. * Kent, £40. Feu-duty, 4« Upset Prioe, induce competition, £650- For particulars apply to JOHN ROBERTSON, Solicitor, 124 Union Strew ...

... lhnl, tt.t)tior-stroet, 4 and 1 irc.tt —,l. Neltliorpe. floor 14. - tor. - Joiry and I'. Jury. Maidstone. Kim,. I Cam, M , Bran. •strcei, —A 1 laimiliall. boot maker.--. 1. I in. it, 1 Poplar, 4,4 eltealter.—E. IV. Kew. idow.—T. I irk- Park-iitreet. ti ...

... royal red, with (Holdings); Watts, Blake. Friday. Finals Brown silver coachlinmg a silver Bearne and Co- Weeks Boveri Kent: George Kent; namestyle, special bonnet Associates and WHmot wla n d Investmeht; badge, jubilee insignia on the R ppdpn Intprims Burn- ...

... Duncan & Co., rick to Let of Three Rooms on the Second ae Number 74 Union Street. A) win Somme C. & P. CHALMERS, Advocates, 18 Golden TO BE LET, HOP, 37 Watx. WORKSHOP, 7 TERRACE. Apply J. R. WHYTE, 46 T° LET, Shop, 41 Lodge Walk.—Apply at 39. LET, Cotton ...

... attracts it breeders from all parts the Kingdom. I hit hie will open the sale with a Hrawith Hud bull—the eleven months old Golden —by the home-bred Cy|»rvi». son the gr.-at -lo«k bull William of Orange Two the Col lynie bulls trace through well bred dams ...

... Lawrence) 9 APRES MIDI Noyce) PRIDE OF VICTOR (B Boot) Vweive runners—Castie Rose, Mr J Daniell; Galloway Gorse, M. M Magic Driver, oO. M‘Nall Pride of Victor, B. Boot: Royal ‘ournament. B Lawrence; Golden Pat, Ww. Wil. liams, Milton Johan, R E. Jenkins: ...

... morning breeze as a soft wind is wafted from the misty river. Scarcely ! one in dozen can boast of a pair of boots. Many ! can claim no boots at all, but trudge along displaying their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, tanned throat ...

... Greenhouse, Mile-End Avenue. Apply L Morrison, Spey Boot Works. Ros4. O~BE LET— 29 Esslemont Avenue—Corner SHOP. Hoibura Street-HALF-FLOOR Booms ; Bathroom, hot and cold circulation. EDMONDS and LEDINGHAM, 1 Golden Square HOUSE mail, House Property in town to ...

... assurance. It was not always the American initiative. Not a few still among us will have heard of the Mr Joe Connon, boots at the once well-kent if not famed North Fastern Hotel in Peterhead—some, indeed, visualising him in retrospect awaiting at the railway ...

... Temperance Hotel. PETERHEAD. Boot Trade Association. —At meeting the Peterhead and District Boot Trade Associatio —Mr James Gay, president, in the chair —the chairman explained the working of the Trade Board Act as applied boot repair■ ing, and 6aid that ...