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laking atkantage of

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Al,a our SPECIAL XMAS QFFER ,0 / 'DAY and EVENING
(;0 WNS ot i lr" than half original
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BAGS. ,and Chic Little TEA AI;'RONS. . -

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THE! PILGRIM
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BOX DERBy( Ugh\ weight,

Cash PriCF> 201:-

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RUGS, 1516,

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bebapp'eninga
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IRONS/, 5/11, 6/11, 8/11, '

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'COMPARE PRIE:ES

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KERBS, 8/1,1; 9/11,.10/11,12/6,1'4/6

pugilist. T~ Sm.yerl, who was. ~""u~'"r
who would
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Eustace piel~",·.I!,udii
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same
quiet "V1llage
under G~rge
the Qblltern
and
6Il- back and kiued bim bundreda .of timl!lll.
~- Eu.tace used also to rol,te how he knew

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If ODe cared '-to' .step behind that
l'ar18h Funds a books and accept a. seat in
,;mi1!",h't"
Lul(e', Hall Ion I of the old newaagent'l ..

being mQ6t
thr.ee ,sides
and
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than
a.
treel and
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BEDROOM RUGS, ~ 7/11, 1/11,
t' 10/11, 12/11 ' ~I
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• CARPET , SQUiRES, 50/·, 55/.,
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Mr. C. B. Crisp to'be' the Candldatll.
A meeting €A the ~General Council of the
W,indlKtr niv~ Libera.l ~atlOn was beld

in the Gla&.t.one HaU, Wiqd&ot, on Sa.t.uiday.

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&1I:d 6&triStactoril,. IlD'Iwe~d.

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.. !l'hat this meet.i~ of the Gene...:al, ~.
of the A.MociWon esp~ ltd cordial.
tha;'b to Hr. C. B. Crisp for hie a.ddf'ees.
urges the exeeotive to u r a . moetingwl to
mako him knoW'll. in the ~tuency. a.nd
recommende the eDCIltiive, iIi ille event of a.

contest, to bring forward his. name to t.De
Amocia.tion with & YO:':;'W
to ia adopti<m &II

Libera.l candidate'"

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moved the foll0'fing ' resolution:-

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trol, t.eInperan08 and other' IUbjeo~ 'Were

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meeting.
At the oo.ncluaon ,?f ,_
a.d.Iirese
questions upon educllotlOD, bonIDDi. Sta.te

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cha.ir and introduood,1dr. Cha.rkla Birch Oriap.
of p~pe'. Wood, llinfield • •hoI addresaed too

by.Mr,byGeorge
aupportad
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HO'Iurd a.nd

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Im.aq.e with ' a1continuoua
'fhis .w~ a
meant that
e1e,etrici ,1loml~ fragiHty was a thinf of
thc~ "".,t--,-.;t In'e>I.'t strength. as r,.B,
epc)no,m"--i't meanE
as·
saved for
an iricirueWa~le
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of
to'"~,.cI
qualities, u ••

HOCKEY,BERKSHIRE v. SUSSEX:
IhO f.it. IbM tbe .;.it.,. bad 1...e1le~
8. buuil.r-cll miles to oppo8& Berka &t

1Ifr$, ~Cotael} jj~i:"I!""
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\ Jo~. Mrs. Warren -

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led tothe.t.be<lifticUltiel
playerS
effort
to overcome
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homes! etc.. etc.

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CAVE.R SHAM.

HANCOC~' &

FAJ.K.NER.

XM;ASPRESENTS.
1:tARIETY

and .EST VALUE

A Visit will aettle the'-Preae:nt
LibenJ, rn.count fo all
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maltes these

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useful
and old.
. . .tj .. Kendall" 1
given as PreseIits,
become pe'rm!line!\.tlSouv·eni·rs of a Happy
Christmas.
. 'iIlade of the Iin~ .
materials
they last for years-a
,lifeti~e.if
re;covered or repaired.

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.Dressings, ana

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They will gioe

gay in .their .Christmas

dainty cUmbrellas and
Sti~ -- at imoderate prices.

for .\I'hut X m~, CPr~enls.
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