... practical assistence company offers furnish Alfalfa end timofk® seed on credit up 200 pounds to any owner bf irrigated lands who has an acre of land m for the purpose, which he is able to take of. and irrigated a manner to bring returns. The seed will be tho best ...

... It was stated that when Poskitt spoke to her on Thursday morning about her conduct towards some women land army workers, prisoner went into the house and returned with a gun in ono hand and a ca.rt•ridge in the other, and said she would deal with him. He ...

... capacity on technical problems in connection with mechanised transport all types for Army requirements, and secure laiason with the mechanical engineering industry, so that the Army may in close touch with engineering progress and commercial production. The ...

... THE WOMAN'S VOTE. How a Great Opportunity is Being Missed. (Sheffield Telegraph Special.) For fifty }ears a small army of earnest, enlightened women struggled against the tide of public opinion and fought strenuously forward to win for the womanhood ...

... Miss Charlesworth. The Salvation Army bands | paraded the streets of Sunderland during the afterneon, and General Booth, with Mrs. Booth and officers, pro coeded to lay the foundation stone of a new hall for the of the Army. The proceedings were of avery ...

... the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay on Wedneaday, with ® great demonstration of military pomp, A triumphal of war chariots, consisting of bullock carts, paraded the streets; the young woman beat a tam- bourine ...

... THE RIG ARMY. NEW YORK, Saturday. visit along the American lines of communication from the sea to Field Headejuarters reveals in a striking manner the immense plans that have been made serve and care for the big army which the United States hopes to have ...

... appeal in vain. WHAT THE ARMY IS DOING. or war, almost from pole to pole, is the Salvation Army, to comfort, The object of the Salvation to uplift, to feed the body and the Army is, and always has been, to make our Country a land fit spirit.- for heroes ...

... Distribution of the Army. The distribution of the Army, exclusive of India, on April Ist, 1921. was . Home-140.523 British troops. Colonies-12.290 British and 5,620 Colonial and native Indian troops. The Rhine and Plebiscitary areas-14,200 British' troops ...

... letters of the prisoner to a woman he understood, was his real wife. They were letters of extreme affection, and they wound up by saying that he (prisoner) hoped that she would divorce him. Then he wrote to the other woman whom he had married telling her ...

... ARMY BOOTS. ARMY BOOTS. Far Recliyarii Wit, Railway & Load Workers, Rimers. etc, LAcertional otter of repaired Army Boot:. Thezo Boots are as good new, with guaranteed round uppers. good sac 124Litls, utudded or plain. Lc - anima* WO*. that leather is ...

... ARMY ALLOWANCE FRAUD At Alfreton, yesterday, Bertha Helena Leake, a Somercotes married woman, was charged with obtaining 18s., by false pretences, from the Paymaster of the Lincoln Regiment, on the 4th and 18th of September last. The defendant was 'lined ...