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HASTINGS and ST. LEONARDS OBSERVER TRIAIi 80LICITSX>« SftrtU MBA BXIHBT, i ■■■: : ‘ lARDflOIV DIALIR. GORDON* iD. 8T. I>EONARD8, will fir* bort pr '* of G»ntl€m«a’«t And O^dre WEARING APPAREL of eT«T d« jiiptioa. I’VE ONLY ONE ADDRESS. _5A»E NOTE.—All ooinmunication* ahoTi' >>e M at Kart to ‘Gordon Villa, Fattlr-road, Sr-. I. p ri h f post promptlf att«nd«d to. Diita^^ no obj€«|. e t e « O e w e l Vo*t C T B iL B F H D K B sa« ••• wm . Ins U 3 . 1 WAR PRICES FURNITURE BOUGHT. I S183 ' I ' O ttaa m • M«na-V«. i S A T U R D A Y , OeTOBEE 19, 1918. Poat 'frn Si. td. per <[nerter, J TWOPENCE flTH i. HINT. b IougM feilRr . F.'& K lOCOC* U T F IT t. tUiad Ml; QUEEN’t ROAD, HAST NQ8. ■ANTED, G «ni« Suitw*, Ooata, Tiousci M aoha ln » a t« , Bo.ts' and Girls’ Clothing. .lea* good 3 ■b}« Clothiji^, STerytiiing G<?Bt • and 1. tJndar- S K A T IN G TIM ES DAILY, ^ 1^,1 Boots; Shoe*,- Legvrings, Old Jewail Inatr«> [ta^‘ Hoasehptd Linen, ererytihing Blankot i, C u tl^A LEONARDS. |e, g6r<i Lars, Oo^ua, I'runka, and Bags. P raotietl ________ __________________________ ! BEST RINK ON COA$T. ^ iTi. jParaonal noartnard will bring ns. Old dabllshtd. ■'i' '■ I MHS. FRED SMITH, SALOON BAR AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Choicest Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs, Cigars, &c. Best Cup of Tea in Borough. ' WARDROBE DEAI.ER, W, QUEEN S ROAD, HASTINOa! kA nV CASH.—Goo'a rrice. g ire n 'to i EaSieV', G»«»V S a t . 9 a.m ., td Mon. 5 p .m . TWO SILVER CUPS and m my other Pfizes\ |Chi!dr.*ii I oaal-uC CLOTHING. C ujtaina j.nd Honan Parcela Tmued. aj.4 uVuey returned farna dpX'. Will c.»ll on receipt of Postcard. AfferriMn and Evening, THE YELLOW BAND MILITARY GONCERT PARTY. CEULAtjEOUS ARTICLES FOR SALS. v¥ r a l t o d o s- ihaiKl Sf'wiii;: Msk hincs fctf niHi-jiun'i an-l i-.iuured * 6, K art Public Notices. Public Notices. Public Notices. £dticatIona|. Educational. IU«i iiig*'-'. o2(> , 1 I T ® TOP FITTINGS f r Sd *. ;*p ■uiitr W iudon j. Bot ln.j.-s.Q Ciis-ri. ‘‘T '. Ai t’’: >ts. Coak G e n t l e m e n ’s E stablishments 5 . ' \ y y 5 l-jata‘ . Lid., n. U-'l'C-it-IOUpl., il.i<o<usnE L a d i e s * E stablishments . —oia O a ie t y T h e a t r e . H a s t in g s . K inema P a^/Ice NATIONAL UNION OF 1 H 4 ..t.'Y . COHARIN TEA SW E E T E N E R S.-B y retiiirn pu6*. t.aba-t c'liuil t«' liij-* of-s-u.'/ir; IM, W .naser; Mr. H, \V. BOW LAND. NORMAN ROAD, ST. LIONARM. P etail T obacconists COUNTY BOROUOK OF HASTINGS EDUCATION 4'.<V.; ’JlH), -ts. 1 J-: IlOO, 6s. 4\ l. K'sidpnt -Manaser; Ml. C. F„ SCtITT. Tele. HASTINGS Ml. r 1 '5 lid .: 1.00(1, 19s. Sd. r post irer. — MiijriiT an H a stin g s a n d d is t r ic t b r a n c h . C01J!(T.y BOBOUGS OB HA8TIHG8 COMM ITTEE. oua'.hio. Ltd.. Winchp^itpr. 1 -'-’1 THBKK DAYS. oomuMncinff MONEIa Y. OCTOBER 9U-l>Ay .(jjATlTTIDAY). C)CTOBKn 19th. a t 1.3» and 31»t E, the undersigned members of the EDUCATlOIi COMMITTEE. SCHOOL" OF ART, lO i- n (j . ' _2: Last I'erformances of W RETAIL TOBACCO ; TRADE, beg BBASSSY INSTITUTE. H . H A L L s C E L U > .N & 6 US ARTICLES— w a n t e d . to inform the public that, lowing to ' the AoUnt Kewl; H. TICKNEB. 1 X "J a c k o ’s S e c r e t ' SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Pelnttiiti Maeter. etc.: E. L. BADHAM, R.B.A ■*' ^ n r “ O u r OF. H ell,” ' ^ jlYTHING OF VALU^.—House of l^7rituio m A Comedy-Drama, f'»atnring the iniziitablR JACKO,!, abnormal conditions prevailing at tl^e any ^urplua goods purchaeed for caah; b^t priaM Or "OUT OF GKlt.MANY.' ' , the 8ui>er-Monkey. present time the premises ■ vvill be clo.sefl ST. tUUJKH'B. ' MI'S FKAM:iviS iVOR hol^s a splendid stock of the foil swing well-known makes for aujiuing or iuiuKct. va»ue.—‘Iteerea and 8on, Comedy, Serial and lnter«e.t Pictures. for the, sale of tobaer.o, cigai-iettes, etc., pn 1 ft - 6 :■•r. v " JUgli-fit-., the oldeat-establisbeA dnn, are la the poa^ IM hRr Unginal.'Pfwtt ar-; J'.ay.d at me Ambassador's- B«id W iitrM: )U88 If. OtARK. B.A, SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. Sundav' November tth, and every Sunday BRABSEY INST. AND GEORGE STREET INsf. Ito giTu tite W t. iMices in Uie a isfic t. Call or wnceD ■J'i'catr?. j A 80UNO (ikHIIMAL ttOtiOATIBM tor Uiil. from of ireliable goods, which are exce :dingly scarce to-day, and h i lea and Son, 43. liigb-st., Ha.stings. ' toM THRKK DAYS, sommejifing THURSDAY, OCTOBER following .until further notice:— t 10 to 10 ycu* of- frith sroriiion of t*xt kook,, Heedmirter: G. P. FUENEAUX, M.A.. F.O.S. kTiQUE ana MODERN FUttNiTURE Chin^ .M ONDAY, t)TTOBLK, ■ 2Vv. ,s.x Nl^ilits at 7.:*n. ' 24th: — '.H. dE.NNER, King's-ioadi and , York-, ■tatioiiiciT, tn u n .tm u u , of k loir inelotiT* fee, nnder Picaheotue fiooi B rue^ Initltat. cr becoming more difficult to procure each week, some are k, Plato, Brio-a-Iirac, and Articles of Virtu —Meaeifc Matinees WEDNESDAY and iriArURDAY, «t 2.30.^ »s Bfmid of - JSdtieetioii'e 'Hef^oiatiou. School heelrbil. , PHILIP O. BUSWEI.L, ^ Green and Webber will be pteaeed to giro adno^ buiidiiSgs, , , ' 1 (tfOeMd. on tnm lonke. Lisht. latM aiir eUM-roenu, THE THEATRES' DRITISH RED CROSS WEEK 18, WalUngbon Square. actually unobtainable now; theie 1 e bought over 12 months the .best m eanj of disposing of surplus eflectai- THROUGHOUT. CHEAT BRITAIN. R a f f l e s , J. HEASMAN, Queen's-roadi two halli, ainylc deeki, SeienrauAboreterr. cookeir cUoutD please write or oail'and make an appoialb The Storr of theth e Ama^aurtCrielaraiAn.A.ma^aurH iooBm. t^uno M phatt tfthKt* oonite. hooker, b u k et bell. HASTINGS. agoj, and is offering at 25 per :ent. less than to>^^|l| . -when the Auctioneers' poiMnal attention will __ - Most Kxcif’»it.iona! A-^ttaction, ,S,.BABp!R, p'ueen'6-road. ; , stea,. ito. fnniihthV* arahU c£iisv. >ll Urn I’—Gordon Green and Webber, . Auotionbere anB ^ .Mr. DoUGiiAHW A Sftpen jA ct 1' p'ric'es, lerp, Ottiece, 3. Sea-rd., BexhUL —bc^' .. ... ./.-■ au'i. r |OTS ; and SHOES.—All aorta wanted, fsr caeA| ;■ .,M^, i|;.y:iojSBow. I tX'Ugiit- or ckchungcd.—At Goodaell’s, 133, Queenly * b/Ximited. Kosabtt at FUPXI;8> BotrSeta lliast.agt^. ’ tc&l I s tho n«in»rkj*bly SiKccRAful Comedy, , Honroslesw'Ijongclotlis 4ild Flann :Iette*., -5ir- PRNITURE purchased; high prices for clean goodA ' e . G: TYRREL, Qdeen’s^^^^^^ Procpecrini, «tb.« from fill Hobd Mfslretl. w Clerk aad-''JDibr B#**. ■ ignt. 31. Aibiou-rd., Folktetone. ol9 , F. WHITE AND SON, Castle-stieet. io ttib Govercon. 18.' WeRington Squaxe, Preparation for the Unirersiiiee, Loeal. and other Horrockses and Finlays Shieets. I r n ITU RE, AuLitiues, China, Pietnres; highea* ‘T h e , J effer so n s.” THE GREAT CANADIAN ^ S T Public Examlnationa. p.—DsTi«, Central Sale Kobme. Texhiii, O l M [ IVY BANK. 56. SPRINGFIELD ROAD, Crewsdens Calicoes. [luhed dealer; Uoenaed Taloer. N .it.—Th#» \Vb6l<' of t.‘> Pfc-cc.eds cit tl’® W'KDNEf>' , A. h ! CORNISH AND CO., King’s-road. IRNITURE.—Court Uro8.vA6anidrbnry, are DAY. AFTEl^NOOX MATINKF will ba glrcn by Mr. t oT. LEONARDS. “ Aza” Flannel; ha^ Socoud-hand Fuinituielin large er small laUi, Albeii: Douciass and tl*'* Dira«,di-r.s of (li« Hastingv X j ANt e r n L e c t u r e -5 KING BROS., King’s-road. | S. HICHAEJ/S PBEFABATOBT Froapectua and list of on appUeatlOB. Jprioes given. 1 ol9 ThAttra C 'u n p ’ny thc'^ Thsatricnl ^tHnagcr'ft Natural, Grey and Cream “ Vaye la ” Flannel. IliNiTURE COUGHT-—Cash, iraituig: tbp prioM A^ociation to th*? BIUTIrtll RFD CROSS SOCIETY. At tho HASTINGS and ST. LEONAF DS COLLEGE, E. M. HAWKINS, London-rc|ad. SCHOOL. oomplete homes top to bottom; wanted, OffieM^e 20, CHARLES ROAD, The- celebrated Natural. “ Doctor ' Flannel. , Gents' Suib^. BooU. oddmenta. u n d e rw it; aleB Dyora ur'- n 7. Gcinjnenuc 7.30. Prices 4s. to 6d. 5 CUMBERLAND GARDENS. B. GREY, Queen’s-road. UPPEk 8T. LEONABDS-ON-SEA. ST. I,E05ABDS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Striped Flannella for Pyjamas. and ChLdren’s Cnuipl^o War^ebea, Twth, OlB T fl. 51.\ TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22nd. 5.45 p.m. M. A. POLLARD. 1, Pelham-street. klcry,. Coins,! Cycled, llousehold Linen, B lanket^ Prw ei5»l: MISS AMY TAYLOR. ELLENSLKA ROAD. Cream and Striped Scotch Winci y. iins, Tnmks, Bo-gw, Typewriters. GraoiopllODe^ j. F. JOYCE, Havelock-road. THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR ALL PUBLIC |g hlacliincD. practi’ial’ VulueiB,’ — dih-tanc©uamAiwo x^ m objsaA BOYS and GIRLS thoroughly .fionsded in all Branches EXAMINATIONS. Old-oetabll^ed. Very neeeesfid, “ Rameses " Onderwear- ek.
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