*• I put up special call to the men. Women have been elven the lob of all the * charring * In the Church of Christ. The Church has to go to find for them a right task of leadership. I should like, for instance. to see the Board of Women's Work representing oil the women of the p

Bth. 1944, The mainrlty ire Suiis «ad here pessed the at o’ciK*. Sale 1 o'clock. Gafcuocuc.v Ivou- the WARWICKSHIRE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. IS, ::igh Street. W«r«lck.

Telephone: r.nowie 2055. Estate Mrs. C. E. Ratclzw. deceased. WIDNEY COTTAGE. HOAD. KNOWLE. fAbout mite from Widney NLuior Station. G.W.R. On the Midland Red ’Bus Route from Soilhuil Beattey Heath). SAMUEL DAVY & SON (instructs the Eaccutor) WILL SELL AUCTION on WEDNESDAY and TH

APPOINTMENT MANAGERESS. APPLICATIONS ire Invited for the above appointment at a salary ol £i per week, including War Bonus. must experienced In large scale catering and in controillng staff aud must be competent buyers. The appointment wii; be subject to one month s notice on cit

THE LODGE SCHOOL BANGING. U now teacb- Warwick on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, and has a lew vacancies for new pupils. Enquiries SATURDAY MORNINGS at the Birmingham Road Garage. Saitlsford. Warwick, any day at the Studio. Upper Holly Walk, Leamington. SVINTEU REMEDIES CAMERON

The reason is one which I think will appreciated by all. question of housing is the greatest social problem at present before us. 1 am not referring to Warwick only, but to the whole country. We have been told that to restore housing to the 1930 basis one million houses are requ

Hopkins, —On October l»th, at 41, Prioik Street, to Marjorie (nee Morrisi. wile of Philip J. Hopkins, the gift of sou, Raymond John. Morris.— On October 19th. 1944. to Joyce (nee Cleaver!, wife of Alec N. Morris, the gift a son (Anthony Roond —On October list. m«. Breton Lodge N

The tune for -demobilisation drew nearer, and the cx-Servlcc woman had as yet no directing linger pointing the way to the fullest benefit she cou d by becoming an active member with all her comrades in the British Legion. She was being allowed, wl.ly nll.v. join any organisation

It depends whether your dental plate effectively replaces the teeth you have lost. To do so. must fit correctly and be kep>t hygienic condition. 01 course, you're * dcntare'-conscious’ if, through gum-shrinkage, your false teeth are uncomfortable, embarrassingly boa* —or if they