IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT. —We are pleased to learn that Mr Alex. Duncan (eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs Peter Duncan, Coalsnaughton), has been appointed assistant general superintendent of the Superior Coal Company, Gillespie, Illinois, U.S.A. Prior to leaving for America in 191

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GOOD MACHINISTS for-Ladles’ Suits. Dresses; 5-duy week. —2LYACHT. St. Marks Lane, Cheptham Hill. '| Bailors & Wanted tuns. smart worker;-: high wages.— M Pollen Sons, Burv New Rrt M INEXPERIENCED OUTDOOR MACHINISTS I -t-i for Boys’ Knickers & Lumber Jackets, also Olrls 14-16.-Me

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1939 SS. JAGUAR SALOON; U2-litre. 1938 LANCHESTER 11-hp. SALOON. 1939 AUSTIN 10-h.p. SALOON. 1938 ROVER 12-a.p. SALOON. 1940 ROVER. 12-h.p. SALOON ALL LOW MILEAGE H. E. Nunn <k Co., 282, Bury New Rd.,M/c 7 TARGE c a-r s. £239: HILLMAN 14 Saloon. 1939. £225: 14 Saloon. 1938. £189

IT happened in the middle of the second act of The Barretts of Wimpole-street,” There, on the settee, pale and ethereally lovely, lay Elizabeth Barrett in the shape of Katharine Cornell. Suddenly, about 2,000 feet above us, a drunken giant started juggling with dustbins. And dro

YOUR leading article headed Demob contains a passage about the acceptance of the Age and Service Group scheme as being fair and just in its conception. It was universally accepted as such until the actual operation of the scheme was about to take place. Then it was that we in th