... Apply 53 Bedford PJ*®* MILLER'S LABOURER Wanted; must ■b® Apply Gilcometon Mills, Leadside Road. MAX VVanted (ineligible for army) for House 1 ”'' duties the country; {rood references retj iu Address No. 211 Rxpreee Office. ll>Oi>lEß Wa’ted.—Active. Willing ...

... JOB THE roar of guns and the crump of shells landing on the battlefield can be clearly heard in the pleasant garden of a Church of Scotland canteen, above which the flag of St. Andrew flies, on the Fifth Army front. It is the nearest “static” canteen to ...

... not too far. God, Fd rather* lie and bleed and die with nhriek* and cries Than live let woman read the coward in my eyes. Yet bravo are vou who dare to face the land where you were bom. And boldly bold your loathsome place beneath tho hand *oom. When war ...

... average fishing ha* been experienced this week, haddocks averaging as many seven boxes daily, while codlings are still being landed in much the same quantities—from one to two boxes. Haddocks have fetched from 2Cs to 245, and codlings have dropped as far ...

... terrors of supertax. Artemus Ward’s * epigram still carries weight with both sexes; the female woman is one of the greatest institoosJhuns which this land can The Popular Hand Cleaner. iGRESOLVENTi 9 roMTHKMAMDa And the HOUSEHOLD -MilesAheadofSoap-1 All ...

... etc., duties 9.'!64.000 + 1.093,000 Stamps 1,352,000 - 764.000 Land tax 20.000 - 10.000 House duty 290,000 + 80,000 Property and income tax (including supertax) 10,819.000 + 4.880.000 Land value duties . 40,000 (no change). Postal service 3,240.000 ...

... February, and all passed. Aberdeen Nurse on Job in Germany Miss A. Kellas, of Aberdeen, is one of ten British Army nurses who were the first to land in France shortly after D-dav and who are also the first British women to enter Germany. They arrived at a ...

... the Church be faced with new responsibly lll and in. the reconstruction common life the Woman’s would play an important and part. She paid tribute to the the Woman’s Guild of Bodo Parish Church. , ' The Rev. Mr Esplin, tenens, presided. A sum of £45 was ...

... responsible for the shortage. I do hope su.pp y potatoes that is coming from EnS land will relieve the situation.” FARMERS’ DUTY IN VIEW OF WAR LASTING. Train Every Man and Woman. Mr Scott, K.C., M.P., Director Agricultural Labour tno Food Production Department ...

... Expeditionary Force landed in France in 1914, printing presses and lithographic machines ran day and night till the 11th of November, 1918, when the Armistice was signed. Only then did things ease down. The Maps.” The branch o! the Army dealing with printing ...

... London regarding application for ftb in wages of 100 per cent, r* Salvaticn Army Activity- The hail ia Great Northern Road, the headquarters of No. 2 Gorp*-p ...

... Japanese warships and troop transports they attempt to make landing here. a short time ago this they find conditions more than fy of Malayan territory tolerable since measures have Ho man’s land to white been taken, practically banisteiK* Clouds of mosquitoes ...