DEAR MlLk^Page7 :d A T T H E T O P FOR ARTISTIC FURNITURE ;; AT BARGAIN PRICES. i'l 'W\LUE r r PAY U S AN (L; 36/4 EARLY VISIT. . 39/2 •C A S H O K 47/9 OUR CREDIT.. EASY TERMS: 61/5 worth weekly I- ^ t ‘ |ED rmcEjs. £ 5 . 1/6 ' W rite for £10 :>2/6 our new I £20 4/- Catalogue,, 'S. £50 6/6 £100 12/6 post L a r g e s t CtRGXJEATiOjS. —^ L a r g e s t Pi^PER. — O l d e s t E s t a b l i s h e d / free. . The doloni^de Furnishing'Stores,' 3, T he COLONNAUE. 17 « The Colonnade Furnishing Stores, J SEASIDE RpAO, : . tastD O u rn e. 3. T H E COLONNADE. No. 3j216 6 2 nd YE Ah OF PUBLICATION. . W dJD N E S D A Y , O G T . 16, 1918.1 P R I C E S S d . SEASIDE ROAD.:: :: E ^aSlD O U m e. THE AUT0CRAT$, DEATH OF CAP AIN 6,000 MILES FOR A STILL A MYSTERY. . .______I THE CAMBRAI FLAG. TAXI FATALITY. HOW EASTBOURNE IS RUN. MACKINTOS PIER TRIPLE LOCAL OFFICERS DISTINCTION. KILLED IN TERMINOS ROAD. SON-IN-LAW OF THE COUNCILLORS, AWAKE ! OF A FIVE YEAR OLD RpMANCE. STORIES AT THE ilN^UESTS DEVONSHIRE. W O U N D E D i n 'RESCUING IHORSES. -IfDUNG MARRIED VfOMAN’S FATE ‘ III the “Gazette” last Wednesday we in ti- The very distressing JOKE ENDS IN MARRIAGE. which occurred at EastbourM oil Monday The “ Petit Parisi^’* states that im A dietreeeing fatality occurred in Ter- _ mated that to-day we would deal fuUy w------ith of last week still remains a) mystery. ' mediately on enterina Cambral the British The sympathy of the, people - of East troops hoisted the French flag in the liber miniie-roag ibout teg minutes past two th e dramatic resignation of Alderman Mr. ChiarleB Thomas Foreman, yesterday '.(dhi'esday) 'afternoon, a. young Keay. in order to ilU|Btrate the-exter t to bourne will be extended/to the Dulfe and If the following romantic story were pub years, formerly an analytic, ated city as, a sign that'they took posses lished in a magazine it would probably be sion of the town once inore in the name of married woman being knocked down and wliiish the personality of certain oi its Duchess of Devonshire and their liaughter. metallurgist, of India, and received with ridicule on the score of im Ronald Maynard Orde Forp' France, ana the newspaper further re kiUed hy a taxi-cab which -was travelling membere' dominates the ’ actions o f Lady Maud Mackintosh, in the ioss tbej^ possibility. Truth, however, is often marks that 'this gracirful action of the have sustained by tht death off Captairi years, and'TQtiy* Charles Mitcj teom the jUjrectibn- of the sea towards the the Town Council. Wo^could nof have stranger than fiction! nine years, visited EastbOur British will, appeal to the hearts of all Railway Station, - ' Angus A. Mackintosh’, -Honorary!:______Attachd______We publish the story exactly as we have F r e n c h m e n . chosen a better illustration than fnci and spent a pohsiderAble til Subsequent inquiries revealed, that the to) . the^Dritish E m bas^ at Wariiiing'fen;^-^^^ a readier of the TGazette” /Shortly- aiftPri Iuncj^ijA |!|^ a Lieutenant Roy G. B. Spicer; Dragoon dent which led to the^ VetetAn alifermjan’e victim was a young married womian named It was only last NoyemberDvei thal the de- ^" Canada, who writes thought to be iplayi^^ 6h '’the Ihwer Guards, son of Mr. Bullen Spicer, of unceremonious departure from the Coiincil Hardwick-road, i EastboUrne. was jsent on Jaiie Stewart Guy. aged 28 yW s, who ceased officer married the' Duke’s daughter. I Wanted, a Wifef landing ^tage | at 'the head ot the Chamber, and the fact that Mr. Keay j h a s their shrijll cries- for help w ^e h e a rd , ___ the special mission with a troop of the resided at 36, Firle-road. ' while a few weeks agio a daugljter was ■ No doubt readers of the' “ Gazette ” will re-considered his decision at the reoUest father and sons were seen [to b e in... th e Carabineers to ( act as an escort to the Many people were in Terminus-road at horn to them. I remember reading five years ago an ac French representative deputed to hoist the of the Mayor, Deputy-Mayor and Councillor count of one. of the rneetings of the Board water. The lower stage is hidden from the th e tim .e "the fa ta -lity -occurred. ■ I t a p p e a r s ^Captain Angus A.- Mackiiitosii, Royal view of people; on the maip deck, and, French flag over Camhrai on Wednesday, 3 . Hollins j. and has consented to withdjraw of Guardians w-hen a letter from an East- October 2, the date of its expected tall. ' that the taxi-cab, -which -was being driven l>is r e s ig n a tio n d oes n o t d e tr a c t fro m ) th e Guards, who died from pneumonia,, w.as hournian in' Victoria, Canada, . was read therefore,; no one saw hovf the tragpdy ■[ t IK ct in the slightest degree. 11 the only son of The Mackintosh. sChief of occurred.; The [spa was too rough to effect As the Allies retrained from shelling the to the Railway Station, swerved to- the by the clerk. • town, the. GerrUah i troops held it for an The object of this article is not to almee I This letter was from Mr. Arthur Baker, rescues,, [ and ; father andp sons were right hand side of the road to pass a motof- the members of the municipal authoiity. dro-vmed. [ On the following morning the other week. The escort dismounted oil the ■who. at oil'e tim e resided in the Old Town outskirts of; (&mbrai on October '"2 and 'bua. The ygiing womans who had afiiiar- ■ but merely to explain to the public, an I to district and later, in Seaside-road, -and who bpdy of Guy was washed ashore at the bring, home to the town councillors, the Fishing Station, and at the inquest, hfeld came under shell, fire. ently just deft the pavement on the Gallery wrote to the Chairman of the Board ask Lieutenant Spicer was severely wounded Kin'ema side of the road, presumably was facts that the'tdwn^s affairs ui'® at P r« e^ ing to he put-in touch with a girl, “ fair, at Eastbourne on Wednesday, Mrs. Fdre- decided by a few individuals, and that thC raan rela,ted u deeply pathetic stbry] of in the face and thlgh—by~ shrapnel. when startled, and she. was struck by the taxi pretty, but not flighty,” who might wish trying to rescue the horses of His troop, rTitopcty-GX’S'* im m e d ia te reprcfient-atil^^, to enter into correspondence with a view domestic■;-unhappiness. The 'jury! were quite close to the kerb. , Her injufies were though in the majtyrity, are merely pawns quite unpble to solve the mystery of the and he is now ufidergoing a surglcUl opera to matrimony. tion at the -Royal Free Hospital, ‘Gray’s ®U9.h th a t d e a tli o ccu rred a lm o s t iinme-^ in the municipal game. Further, we would tragedy, and. consequently, returned A ver d lA tely . ' explain that we are second jto none m, >ur The " Gazette '■ a Clue. dict of “ Found drowned.” f Inn-road, London. ■ : ° B^lue Boy Witnesses." . j ; 'adniiration of the "valuable and ^aitLiui The body of Ronald was -v^shed ashore Miiitafy Cross Winner. | f t ■ % e , ; * eertdce which Alderman Keay ha^ rende:ed few days ago- I Thet Mr. Baker—and on Thursday at Pfevensey-- Bay. and the _ Ageording to Private W, Saxhy.' 'Beds for eo many years to* the .town ot ^.st ter Mrs. Baker and the young Bakers— verdict returned by the jury on Saturday In August Lieutenant Spicer was Regiment:^ and Private Thomas Winne bourne. “We only regret that his action. in rather a; strange Way. I was sittiiig in afternoon! was, similar to that returned awarded the Military Cross *for. gallant bcottieh Argylls, both of whom are sta 'thei smoking room of one Of the magnificent at E’asthourne.' ' , services, the , official record ^ of his work comiiiG, as it does, so late in hi^f^muiiici ?al C.B.Ri coastal steamers which daily ply tioned at Sumnferdown Camp, the; young c a re e r s h o u ld supply, through .a mere a ici- ■■I : ;1 ■ .r e a d in g :— woman orossing the road opposite the between Vancouver and Victoria, .a dis The Widow’s Unhappy story, j “ For conspicuous; gallantry devo- Gallery Kinema when a taxi-cah, driveit dciit, the principal illustratioii to our ar 511 tance of eighty miles- I was looking at a Daxi-cao, ariveU) m erit. . . Mrs. Juanita Foreman, a mental nurse tion to duty. jWhqn the situation -was by G^rge Henry Charles Peirce, in going nothing in . particular when my gaze fell obscure, he went With a liaison [patrol. ro u n d The Will of the People. on a man sitting a few feet away and wlro in a hospital at [Sevehoaks, told the juries a motor—bus, which was travellina fRD.C that she resided'with her mother at AVopd- Passing through a heavy fire, he prbceeded 'in th e same direction, knocked her down Iti lias been pointed out in these cplin ms was. reading a newspaper- particularly along the fronts and informed ithe nost and ran over her. Before, the accident on numerous occasions, in leading familiar to me—it was the “ Eastbourne lands-gardens, Muswell Hill. r articles and in letters from ratepayore, The Corpnei^—When did you last see Guy? commanders of; the situation [on their these -witne':ecs noticed her hesitate arid* .Gazette.! ” I pondered for a momeiit over —I think on August 4. flanks, of which; in taost cases they wer-e hefgrei she could get back to the kerb.'J/he tliat during the past ye^n the wilJjOt the what seemed to me to he something ■of a Where ?-|-In Pevepspy Bay completely igngran-fe. He returned with collislgn happene-d. . citizens has been, ignored inl the coincidence, and I then decided to. make’ accurate information of great value. P od c e-c6nstable. Patching quickly arrived Council Chamber. There have been 'wo myself known. I walked up to the man Ho-vy did'he come to be there?—I took the 1 ■ glaring cases, -ht least, -in th^ la©t .ew boys there for their summer hoBdays. Later, he was able to orally sothe badly on'the scene. Dr. MacQueen saw the'hody and, apologising for iiitruding.^sked him Continuihg, the Coroner asked .-f Did y __ shaken infantry, when;-his coolness'..and .which -was afterwards taken to the mor- i l u e I . mioutir;iUVllUlI'), inAIL which TY ratepayers— have ill. reimcs- if he was reading the ‘'Eastbourne te!d the th e Mjay.pr td'bring to 'b r in g ccertain-public e r ta in -p u b lic m at /fake the:father thpre ?'”- 1 left him there exapinle encoiirdged them greatly.” Kt^the Town Hall by Police-cogstable G a z e tte .” . . Z in January. - ' teredtors ' beforebefdlqe the Town.Town Council. . Th-seh He sebmed rather startled at first, biit, e a c h . reouests iJiave been refused.’ Whyt' — We I What wds the matter with h lfu ? D o n ’t _'The_^rpner for'East Sussex will be in when I explainedh that I, too. was an you know? i ' formed of the facts. ' - recognise, of course, that discr-etion m le t Eastbournian, he soon, “ opened ulp ” and he oxercilsod in dealing with, porreep )n After sohie little hesitation w itn e s s an- ' I t in tr o d u c e d h im s e lf a s Mir. B a k e r —Mr.' swered,' “(He had delirium' dence, but. when questions are raised wh: cli CAPTAlVl MACKINTOSH. .Arthur Baker-late of Eastbourn^ tr e m e n s iat. LORD WlLLIfiCDON’S TRANSFER. deal with internal subjects, and in whch Ghrislm as; tim e.” I • 'I - . • [2 / 6 2 ': § the public are.interested, surely the letti^ I ■ ~ , • ' 1 |. . TJu-eo Hundred Offers of Marriage. The Coroner—Had he ever been certified ought, tq-fie ; read to the members of t he the Clan Chattan. of Moy Hall, Inverness- as a lunatic?—No. | 1 ' / , '~T*: '' L" ■ FLYIN^ FATALITY. Council jJ’t- Hslii anyone the right to preVi pt shire, pnd was born inl 1885. He |iiecCived Fpr some miniitbs we discussed 'injatters Why aid; you go to Pevensey Bay?—'We THE NEW GOyERNOR QF MADRAS such letters reaching, their gbal? his . commission in the iHousehol4 G d valry in general—Eastbourne news, the war. and had no'particular home anywhere. 'Wc in July, 1908, and had his captaincy in our ( various 'experiences in Canada, and came home., from India t-wo years ago. Concealing Municipal plunders. N ovem b er: 1914. ^ ] then I jocularly asked my new acquaint •Did his health suffer in India?—Y es.' He Commenting on Lord W illingdon’s accept- A YOUNG LIEUTENANT’S DEATH. LTS ' This of pourse. only leads to the subject For a brief period from'September, 1913, ance if he was any relation to the man had been‘drinking heavily for years, aaci a n c e o f th'e Gov-grnorship of Madras, the ’ of secrecy in municipal affairs. The con-j he -vvaa A.p.O to the General Officer -Com- who wrote,to the- Eastbourne Guardians had to resj^gn his post in India. “ Times of India observes that [the rahity tiovereiy ifictween thh Town Council and manding-iri-Cliief the Forces in Ireland. with a request to find him a. wife.; To my In addition to drinking, had' he g^ot of such an ap_ intment argues special S-ittiiig without a jury yes'tesday (Tues surprise he admitted that ihe was the very some of the climatic diseases of India?— the “ Gazette," in this matter is still fresh Married in Canada. ;L * reasons for the sitep'being taken. day) afternoon, the Coroner for East Sus in the public mind. But. in all pro.fea m a n . . ! ■ Malaria and ague. It is ah unforti^■nte fact that Madras, so Mr. Baker -related his, experience ■ and sex, after inquiry, into the circumstances bility,” the average ratepayer has nei er While acting as aide-de-camp to the You took; the boys clown to Pevensey long known as ie hestrajilmihistered and of the death of 'Charles Robert-Chapman, Ifluare paused , to think why questions are con; Duke of Devonshire. Gover-nor-Generai of told! me that he had recei-Ved nearlyi three the -Iieginning of the holidays?—Yea, m o s t o r d e r ly Pro-y:ihce in India, should now aged 19, a lieutenant in the R.A.F.; re sidered secretly. In the ordinary Conn 311 hundred letters from girls all over jSussex Julj'-. --He! sent Mr.- Mitchell n-p! to the acute racial .feeling, less Canada, he married in Jlovember last year and [from se-yeral in London. The agtss and be" t h e ; sc e n e o f turned a verdict of " Death from misad Chamber , the only matters which are Lady Map d Ca iii-indiFh. -i’e- Duke's e ld e s t schoO -V ilshof’c '•f.he b o y s w ere, to e sc o r t between [ Briton , md Indian than • between v e n tu r e .’'- e a c h tieated as private and confidential .a no descriptions of the girh-s, as .given |h^ them- them dowri to ypovensey Bay. l aeconi- d^ghter. ’*’ '1 ‘ . selves, varied ' exceedingly. Dozens of Indian! and ' Ind: an, Brahmah ,sattd>non- It aiviears that the pilot- was flying an I those in which the town would suf er Captain. Mackihtoah; who was aangef^' panied- thein too. ' Brahman. Into jhe causes, or this it. is ^ Sunday’ morning and, after performing ttirough publicity. Secrecy is not usua ly ousiy woiinded in the them sent photographs; ‘many of them had early part i of the cominitted their thoughts to verse; some unnecessary \o o'inter, hut it calls fOjT most some eirolutions, his machine was seen to the curtain behind which* are conceajtecl war, was aji Esquire of the Order of St. Hot on Good Terms. effective measure^'i. Doubtless, Lord 'W[il- dive and strike the earth. • ' , lih e se municipal blunders. . ^ John of Jerusalem.' | of them 'w'ere widows; and one or it wo had After ihe' widow had remarked that h e r lingdon. whose u iiifying ipfluence Ini Bom- Captain Albert James, Enstorie, R.A.F., T h e m em h ers o f th e E astjb ou rn e To^Vn been divorced. • husband did not -want her in Pevensey bay has been o 'marked, accepted this who gave evidence ol identification is the V-A-fUllVllCouncil are bound toww se c r e c y The Highland (estate to which Captain "Some of the writers and seekers after Bay, the Coroner's next [query -evas.So Mr. Baker’s hand had pathetic stories to office' at the impe rative call of duty. , proud possessor of-the-Distinguished Ser soon as the Pressmen leave the Coun Mackintosh would havei succeeded had he he sent -his man to prevent you having The c o n d itio n s qf Madras are wide as the vice' and Distinguished Flying Crosses. 1 . Chamber. In .the majo.rity |:of instant lived covers 124,000 acres, and, through teU : some evidently -wrote* from curiosity; charge of 'ihem?” in reply to which she his mother, whose father a -Wealthy but the majority '-were in deadly earnest.- Poles asunder frb:im those of BootnhaY* The Deceased, he said, was a skilful pilot. they do* not kn-6w what private Jl usiness stated, “ No, he made no arrangements for journal dbubts th( e possibility of Lord "Wil- Police-sergeant Holden, who had been to be traneacted, and. whpn they ;do know, G la m o r ^ n m an,* h e w o u ld haii^e in h e r ite d Fell in Love by Post« receiving me in Pevensey Bay.” lingdon’s ‘success a s 16-ng a s M a d ra s is ad- supplied with a list of injuries by the doc they darel'.not speak of it. [A. matter is a rich Welsh propej+ty4^fci^ includes a large part, of Cardiff; • Ho did not expect ydu?—He did not want ministered for so many months of , the year tor, who was unable to attend, said that usually taken privately bec'ause't'nei or t'iro My friend told me that he had written me. I asked him to arrange'fpr rooms for from the lonely deWns ofi Ootacemund. medical opinion attributed the cause^'of 1\ eage aldermenNlesire it. If tie will of The Curse of Moy. to the Chairman of the Guardians purely 'me in Pevehsey. Bay and he did not do s
WOMANS SPHERE. EASTBOURNE
t h e l u -k i ; c-KfiiKvo] •ACTS, FANCIES, FOIBLES AND FASHIONS- u r s HKV.. F. ;S. i\'"-Ii,i.ii By ‘'ANGELA' A Note from irpHE SCIBXif. fe. . a The Girls’ Club. in the summer and picnics, and a nice !L SCIKX,)!. ),ir |- ,c Bo.vs a r, iir.-oarl-ii |f<,r tlfoT it library (forjwhich more books will be grate There was quite a large gathering at the fully received) is organised by Mrs. Hartfill- Army, ainlf c: . ^ F u r . Eastbourne Girls’ Club and "'Eecreation Stewart and Mrs. Ryder. So, you ?ee, sio iie .a n .l' !nj.-r|-ia i l.lfJ Room on "Wednesday afternoon when the everything possible is done to make the TTif-r.'.t a;-'- rtj,.ci|ia.l ' A i| Mayor opened a new room—a fine large Cia.f.t'ef. room in the basement—which is to be used girls really comfortable and hap^y, and for rinking,'drilling and games lahd for toi send them away with w'ell-occuplied and F o r J'aini, infl G a r m e n ts . the club’s Girl Guides. As prescient and contended minds so that both thley aiid S a in b b u r y rt'L'ent ' lii chairman of the club, the Hon. Mrs. Rupert their wofk .may profit. In the futqre it , is m aiif t/> Hi-a-l Gwynne presided at the little • opening hoped that a residential hostel may be P'lyr-ical drill L- <-. .rnfl ceremony and with her on the platform opened, but for the Immediate ipreejeht whole school. ; ’ - Iw’ere the Mayor, Mr. Rupert Qjyynhe, M.P., funds are urgehtly needed to exteUd the Mrs. Erskine, the Rev. Canon W. C. Streat- present fi,eld of operations. It is the sort ifeild, the Rdv‘. Davidl Bailrqh and Mr. of work Which must take first place curl A wise person writing to the Under i’all Dover "Williams. , Among tjh^j visitors I ing the days-.of recbhstruction. foi) ill the social upheaval which will inevitably coine -d a n c i n c a n It | ; h v n i i a noticed Mrs. Alexander Campbell, Mrs. .the young people m ust be cared fod so tliait ■ I ames Hopkins (the club’s horij treasurer), England {may rise a stronger anid pqrer papers tel|s us how we may MISS ELEANOR h [ Gho ce €r Exclusive Models Mrs. P. Allen (the club leader), i Miss W .’ nation than she ever \vas before. I ■ .. :i ’■...' ■ Crispe (hou. . organising , secretary), Mrs. (10 years Assisu ' . -!/-—, in — Stamlfiers (hpn. sec. and'canteep organiser), avoid colds this wintej ; keep- Will r I -s, i;i "■'rs. M a e ia c h la h , Mrs.- D av id B a rro n , News from Gonville House. i h e (iK.v.N’i) iib i'K i., CO|fuMES, COATS, rs. Evan Hopkins. Mrs. Heasman,‘Mrs. - 5. 2AS-, .1 iivij-ijiiio, 1:1'bl P. H. B row ne, *S[r. A nd M rs. C. H . O risp, ' All fs excitement and eager ant;lbipation iVebdav,T ■G('toi).-r p. ,*i:' a 'll a n d numeroUB yOtjtiers. T h e h u rd e h of at, the 'depot, Tor” Depot Weekf’ llooms n our ration. SH IR E 45AHK. Alt';-i n . - d a l :bAT FROCKS, : : the remarks made' both by Mrs;' Gwynne very near ahead. You must all riiake iup 2.45: ;Jil"v(‘ii i jiT your minds to support it as niuch as you BLCf)LjsES, M lLl^lNERY, and the Mayor was the need fbr the club’s ROOiI.-5 Wed r'M cja-.-. O.-tfel greater development. During its fifteen possibly can, for the need of funds is really Juvenilc-s. 2.5-D. [ months of existence the rclub has ,|done very urgent. The fierce fighting, which ha® LINGERIE, etc. : : H is treatm ent is Gol(J B aths anii C od D an cin g (iniidis )>vi-r ;j£'; truly wonderful: work. The | membership been going on in France has necessita|ted 7,- 5.30 a t, Tiu- roll I now includes 288 names, and ' alto- all our hG.spitals enlarging their nuimher. of Operatic ItancHifr. ■ . ?ethier th e re A av e b een 13,678 l^ tte n d an c es. beds, ■ and. this has mAde a coqsequlent L iver.^il. Spartan and good for 10 Ohe^e figures alone prove that a real need heavy cieinand upon the depot's' supplies. "For l’artic,ula:-J existed:^ for such an iustltutibn, and Mr. You will be well catered for in thd inaiiter I.eesoiie, Elocu; iitn-, •■••.i.,- Dover William's Trepresentihg the Business of entertAmments during Depot Week, and people in a hundred. B ut w hat of the T he Lodge, ILi L k-.v-vtEu-i| Advisory Committee) said that he and y ou w ill I get good value for your! money. other employers in the town fiilly realised The whist drive on the Wednescldy e-Men- the benefit accruing to themselves as well ing should prove a great attractibn. The other 90 w hoyannot take these things? C Y M N . as to the girls when the lattfer had some prizes are to consist of two war sbeurities wholjesome recreation in their: leisure of £2 each, two of £1, and two of IlSb. 6d., 19. YORK ROAi), I-;© ,atest Styles in Jiours. The-new rooru is to be chlled The and they: will be distrihuted by Lady Dent. 19g, CORN l-’lL III) _ Erskine Hall, after Miss Erskine, who gave Theii parlicularlv T want to call your .at d'he best tjiing to take iii cold or £50 foi; the place-to be,.pUt'ih its present tention tp the Thursday evening perfo:’m- DE R W KN'i' H (j'.l ! i! ‘i order. Until recently it was a ivalled-in ance of the late Mdme. ,,Liza Lehinaan's BEDFORD AVllNl'r.'l BE! ,.C‘» D R E S S E S , wine cellar, a fact which it is difficult to song-cycle, “ In a Persian Garden.” A w|ct w eather is C ocoa, tw ice a day. if Uiuler-dTlio C'.nl hj n (■>[: ntan for Hotel and realise now that it is carpeted and com- w a rm s u p p o rte r o f th e d e p o t h a s jnadij> it F C. CllSRtESVsl'ui: r;j, i ,31,, G. i '»'. ? h fortably furnished. A piano has jbeen in- possible for us to have this great trpat. and -Mi:.', Gkoiicii, JLtliilv- ataued (the second the club pbsseBses), but The cycle will be performed in the Pavi jpossible. ' G ood C ocoa and pure as, ' ' All ,, b ra n c :■ I'rfj of I'a v 4 :■' I lEvenin^ W ear. this has not -yet! been paid for) and if! any lion. Devons'liire Park, by distinguished H sc len t ifi(,-a l!,v i a|i r':;t -fil one feels inclined to help in a j particularly London artists. Mdme! Liza Lehmann ker- stmetors and 1 teachef good piece o f so c ial w ork, ■which w ill long self took la ^rekt interest in the production sold by Sa.insbury’s, is the kind you MEDK A!. CYMn UVt'.M |!.,;r ’ S outlive the war, they can do so: in very untipa short time before her death. and; Hcnu'di;il fOcrc: practical fashion by sendirig along a can enjoy— not thick in the cup, but Ganses, etc. Sifiiiole! a t’e) cheque to pay for, or partly pay | for, this piano. The sum needed is £30, and dona Mrs. Lloyd George to Open the Christipas FRENCH AND o| tions for this or for the general funds ■Sale. very palatable and nice to drink T ry LATIN. CKlCEt, MAlniKMl will be! gratefully received iby the hdn. INO LESSONS in'|a s: treasurer. Mrs. James Hopkihs, il3. Ash- On: Tuesday, October 29, there is to r . A. K. T.A:lrBHi:'[r''Loi burnham-gardensy Eastboutrie. . The the grand Christmas sale, which is it [for breakfast. Let the C hildren Seal Coney Coat, made room has been given rent free by annual fixture of the depot. This |j yyei e a r it M fila;." '■i'irt-ttoa is to be opened by Mrs. Lloyd George, w h o ENCr.ISII I.Es lirorn selected Skins With the . landlords, the executors of the have it. Take a cup at S u^er tim e. •^ONS- ClVEN V either Austrsilian Opossum or Wallis Estate, but there is still a fairly is doming to Eastbourne on. purpose fo r Aiidrese : 5 LK'.wi.s ;i;oAi lieavy rent to pay for the rest of the, pre- the i occasion. Thersij should be aj recjqrd S^ uak Opossu^ Colla^. haises occiipied by the club. assdmhly at the Opening cerempny^ A special feature will he the readjt-to-sfend ST. Ge o r g e s s I I 19 Gns. parcels for “ hoys”, at the front. M rs. K K 'ro ji Heasman will have at this^-etall 50 3s. 6d. SipiJar Coat in Seal Musquash Catering par excellence. , \ parcels, 30 5s. parcels and 20 7s. 6d. {pardels. TIOR BOYS IjINTKNDED * with handsome Natural Skunk After the Erskine Hall had been dedi One of each kind of parcel will be left open I ■ L IF E . I le eII i,i![(-(■:<-:■ d so that its contents may be seen. ■ It has elude thoee ta hglit■ht -in:-in; ail in Cellar...... 69 GNS. cated (by Canon Streatfeild and the Rev. Sch-oolc; a.nd |n David Barron) tke company jwere served been suggested that, facilities should be is paid to Cciniiiu rci;ai Mibi with dE^inty teas by the club 'members. provided for addressing and despatching I-Angiiages-. T he cak esj W hich wleile r e a lly delicio u s, b a d the parcels then and there, and this will been made by Mtsl Stammers, Who has doubtless be done. For I’rospelcttis .'ll entire charge of the camteen arrange- ihents. Every day she maWes^adLYhe "cakes An Echo of the Serbian Retreat. MILTON CHANCE, 6. AM consumed , at the club, and I jconfeider the (Formerly • Uppert-btr M members are very lucky in having such an Next "Wednesday afternoon at tlie Tjwn J ^ A T A m i Bd•arding' Scho lace, and her bridesmaid (Miss Phyllis ^ ' A FASHIONABLE WEDDING. Theobalds) wore pale pink georgette -vvith ^ L L DO-Mrli-isTid suR-Tl a picture hat and buckled shoes.'! Cajjtain. Vfe-v ami iReVido'ntl Cooke undertook the duties of best m|an. PriiLcd|il)al-'|MlSS u J CAPTAIN H. HORNER AND MISS M. After the reception the bride and bride 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 groom departed for - their honeyrboon C R E f NCRCj)FT-ELLi k Mrs. Shannon travelling in a navy blue 1 H. MATTHEWS. c o a t a n d s k irt, w ith b g t iito m atch,!" a n d SPEN CER r 1 e rm in e fu rs . T h e co stly "IbresentS. ' -vyhich o m e .s c h o o t , for ttu- ]i k K A large congregation assembled in Holy included many cheques; jfhmberbd in all H Trinity ' Ghutch on Friday , afternoon for a b o u t 100. ,M iss T.i-OYns. assisim i^iiy. l l ■the wedding of Captain Howard Hornerr,* B.A. H ons, ((■'ainli., Teac'nelP M.G., Royal Engineers, son of MrJ and Mrs. M iss'S . D aviFs. 1 Wilton Horner, of Kingsley, Meads, East THE GIRLS’ CLUB. Cla.-Ases w i-' 1 h.- ri'siin'ied bourne. and Miss Marguerita Hildegarde OF ALL KINDS. Septemlu-r 'Iir. ‘ f Matthews, daughter of the late Mrt Wil- liafti Matthews, of Demerara, and *f Mrs. DANakr A {Nil ii'i-:i3 Matthews, of 48, Uppertomroad,' East A NEW HALL OPENED. ! bourne. The officiating clergy were the A Large Assortment in Stock of MISS iLUCV li Rev. G: P. Bassett Kerry (Vicar) and the Will' lie reSjiming IiM Rev. Norman" McOurry, of Brighton ' On 'Wednesday - aftern-ck>n the Mayor| At. th e n.AFUltONH IMiriMSiT (brother-in-law; of the bride). \ opened a new room in the basement of the OCTOBKRiA)i-.[t-.K. 5.!0.1 a: 0 3 :inani Captain E. D. Densham, R.A;F. (a friend Girl?’ Club and Rboreation,Boom. Seaside- SKUNKS, OPOSSUMS, PITCH UPII.S can be' ndinittt t J pf the bride’s family), gave the bride road, an institution which for just over a P :iiiiti: tile Eai^t^'- Ho)ih 1 W o rld ’s away, and Lfeut. W. H. Green, M.G.G. year has been doing excellent work among Schm ils ..-Yttrii'l'S-d.-mlod. !: I’rivI’rivatl at (Cavalry) acted as best -man' while tke tlie bueinese.girls f the town. f J in the Latest Shapes. ^ For Rarti<'|ilars, | apply—: The Hon. Mrs. Ruper,t Gwynne (as presi a general duties: of M.C,, were undertaken|by i 28, SlTKEi:-!, Ea| Lieut. H. M. Glanvill,- the bride’s: uncle, i dent aAd chairma,n of the cliib),| presided, Miss Matthews ilooked very charming" in and among others on the platfprm were PIANO ORTE. HARIli her gown of white crepe de chine, with a Mr. Rupert Gwynne, M.P.. Mrs. Eijekmp. the "K. ELU.-l! KKl KV .\. corsage of georgette and silver lace pearl llev. Canon W. -C. Streatfeild, [R.D.i the ALSO A GOOD A s s o r t m e n t t n TOMATO trimmed, and! a square-cut tfdin of white HTev. David Barron and Mrs. Alex Camp .= Kt ACS l!>n;o.N ;.oi| s a tin brochure" a tta c h e d to' ■fehich w as a Bell. The Mayor spoke in glowing terms V EI.\VO THE EA^TBOURNEj GAZETTE, OQt 16, 1918 EDUCATIONAL. educational . EASTBOURNE 'CO L L EB E < CLOVELLY-kEPFiLESTONE, A LIBRARY STAVELEY ROAD, MEADS, EASTBOURNE ;r 1 President, THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, Jl.Q, QCHOOL • FOR GIRLS \preparatory and ' ^ C. ^ „ Finishing). ! HEADMAS'pR : Mrs. F. H. BROWNE and Miesi TAIT-REID REV. F. S. W ILIAMS, M.A APPRECIATlOt^S AND DEPRECIATIONS OF Assieted by a large :fesidefit Staff of lit Trained Certifipated English and Foreign BOOKS OLD AND NEW. h e -SCHojOL is' ai FIRST ORADB _ , T each eref SCHOOL I for the eons of geBtlemen. Beferences are kindly permitted, amongst r - \ . i TBoys are prepared for th^ Universil.ies, themaiyr others, to. the followingj Eastbourne Army, Naval, and Civil Services, Profes- residents The Rev. F. S. Williams, M.A. .'sionfi and Commercial Life. headm aster of Eastboilrne College), the By ALPHA BETA. There are .] special Army and; Navy Rev. Charles Growden, iD.D. (late Head The Pulpit and the Novelist. his tales Sussex stories, though .they are t f f r Classes. j '' i , ■ master of Eastbourne College) and Mrs. not so really because when he wrote them For prospeclus ■ and inform^ion as to Crowden, Sir Idndsdy Linldaay-Hogg. Bart., Not often do we find that an author of Neil Lyons could not forget his cockneys. recent successes application should be Lady Lindsay-Hogg,l Loim and Lady Wil- fiction above the rank of Mrs. Barclay, Another fiffe short story writer was Murray made to the Ij^eadmaster. . • . Henry Golgale, Esq.,. M.D., Miss Corelli and Sir Hall Caine is referred to' or quoted from the pulpit. I was, Gilchrist^he died not long ago—thougii Physical drill is compulsory for the FHCS.. C._H. Cafceron, Esq., F.R.C.P.. English, readers of fiction have not yet dis M.HCiS., D.P.H., Cam., and Mrs. Cameron, therefore, pleaeantly eurprieed with _a vyhole school. ■eport which reached me to the effect that covered him. I recommend hie book ‘‘‘ A I;- i-7 E. Fros^ Esq., M.Di, C. P’Brien Harding. Peaklahd Faggot.” Eden Phillpotts has Esq.. J.P., M.R.C.P..I L.E.0.P.,^F. Hollins, the Rev. David Barron in hie recent eer- mon at the City Temple made a reference done some good . short stories and many Under Royal Patronage. Esq., and Mrs; Hollins, the Rev. C. Hors- to the works of Leonard Merrick, whie|h poor ones. Both good and bad specimens burgh and Mrs. Hoitsburgh. the Rev. H. Q. he strongly recommended to hie hearers. will be found in the collections called “ The’ ' Choose a Saqui & La'wrence DANCING AliiD RHYTHMIC EXEtCISES. and Mrs. Jameson, IW.' J; C. Merry, Esq., That; Mr; Barron should. have raalleed the Old Tim.e Before Them,” “ T&lee of the W atch and you have a time-r M.D., and Mrs. Merry, Gathorne Orr, Esq., Tenements,” and “ Fun of the Fair.” Those MISS ELEANOR RATCLIFFE standing of Merrick 'among' modern keeper Of proved accuracy and Mrs. Orr, the Rev. Urling and Mrs. novelists is no cause for wonder to those who prefer more serious work should .read (10 years Assistant to Mrs. Wordeworth), Wbelpton, Astley Robert^, Esq., L.R.C.P., who remember that the reverend gentle the three ■volumes of short stories entitled and reliability; The largest Will rffiume her Classes At| M.R.C.S., Mrs. AstleV Roberts. _____ man is a man of literary culture and a respectively “ Fai-Ch,” “ Ho^e ” and “ Cha selection in Eastbourne at CLAREMONT, BOLSOiVER ROAD, broad outlook. That he has also a critical rity,” by R. B. Cunningliame Gijaham. practically rpH E GEAND'i HOTEL, Saturday, October gift has been abundantly proved by JL 5, 2.45; Juveniles, 11 o’clock; also Wed- ,'MEADS, EASTBOURNE. several lectures he has given from time The Best Short Story. WHOLESALE I^RICES. n&day, October 2, at 3.15. At DEVON CHOOL for (the DanghterB of! Gentlemen. to time on the leading lights of English SHIRE PARK,! Wednesday. Octob^ 2, at My soldier correspondent informs me Every W atch S Eecommended by the Couritess of Car literature". A lecti^re on Merrick and hie that recently he -engaged with his com 2.45; Juveniles, 11.15. At ’ SAHFRONS narvon, Mrs. Wroughton] thel Rev. F. 8. works by Mr. Barron would be worth W arranted fo r 5 Years. ROOMS Wednesday,.- October 9. at 3.30; rades in a discussion on the subject "Which Williams, M-A. (Headm aet^ of Eastbourne h e a rin g . n , is the best short story.(’’’ and I gather that Juveniles, 2.30. Deportment, BkUroom College), Kenneth. Frazer,| Esq., M.D., and ------— ! Dancing' (pupils over, 15), Monday, October present parents. Certifidfaied English and the m ajority of votes ■was given to a story 7, 5.30-at The ILodge. Special Classes for Foreign Mistresses and best London Aeronautics in Fiction. by Poe. Ho proceeds to ask me to name Operatic Dancing. | the best short etory. I am not competent Service Masters. Np.failurek in tne Oxford Locals, A writer in the “ Daily M ail’’ sugg^ts to do so, nor, I think, is anybody else. For Particulars of Adult Classes, Private IR.'A.M. an d 'R .C .M ., R o y a l D ra w in g S ociety tliat perhaps -when the war is over While some critics would allow their own Wrist Wati^hes. Lessons, Elocution, etc.,“ write to i‘ ) E xam s, in 1907, T h e h ig h e s t p la c e in E a s t d’Annunzio vrill write the epic of the aero- l)nrsonal tastes to s’wjay their decision, bourne in the Senior Oxford iin 1908. All Ipilane, for not only is the great litterateur A f u l l LUMINOUS WRISt 1. . The Lodge, BIack water-road. Eastbodrne. exams, optional. Lpvely position. .Tennis, others would profess to judge by the stan a poet, dramatist and novelist, but he^ dards of litera-ry art. and as each critic WATCH. W hite luminous' Lawns, Hockey Field. S p^al home care. holds' the rank of major in the Italian monthU THE GYM NAS I A would have his own view of those stan- —THE MISSES DA\^O N r Principals. air force, in which he has gained muen dards it is practically certain that no two dial,fully jewelled, key (Mr J BERNAiih Moss). distinction. This reminds me that in of them would agree on the best short trial j less movement, dust- YORK BOA D, EASTBOURNE (Tel. 917). RbBOROUjGH SOHOO^, - d’Annunzio’s novel “ Forse che si -forse sto ry . proof screw bezel and 19 che no” there is a long passage dealing allowed- 19a, c o r n f i e l d ROAD,“ ‘ “ ------EASTBOfURNB UPPER AVENUE, EASTBOURNE. Though T cannot name the beet short screw back ; absolutely f, ( (Tel. T i ‘ 264). ■ " Principals : P. G. (ilLBEHT, B.A. (Lond.) with aviation. By the way. that book is story ever written, I can name the two DERWENT ROAD: EASTBOURNE. L.; G. GILBERT (Lond. Univ.) a revelation of what the novel can be when short stories that have inade the most dust and damp proof; .BEDFORD AVENUE. BEXHILL-ON HEA. it is Twrftten by a master of style, arid it impression on me. I read them many warranted five Private School foij Boys. contains a description of - a kiss that no — Under the coihbined management c f Miss Large premises with three) acres of years ago, and I have never forgotten years 0 ^ /t> F, C. CHARLESiyORTH, M .G.T.I., M.N. S.P.E., g ro u n d . ' ) , 1 English novertiet could have, -done in a them. „^re of the kind one never and Mrs. George Rabet. Chemical and Physicar" Laboratories.- hundred years. All the same, I venture torgete. The first ie ** Tbe Procurator of to aeseft. that few English readers,; even Jud«a. .by Anato.Ie F.rahce, published in All brancheei, of Physical Education Gymnasium and Playing Fields. Prepar.a- those who make airmanship the business STERUNG SILVER HALF scientifically taught by fully qualiqed in tiph for London Matriculation and Oxford- English in the volume of Anatole France’s HUNTER. T ine H alf Hun structors and lady teachers. ’ of their lives,'.can read the tedious para works entitled “Mother of Pearl”- the M one ^hd .Cambridge Locals. Fees moderate and graphs on aviation which clog “ Forse che -Medical Gymnasium for Swedish Massage inclusive. ' second is by Tqlstoy, and is called simply ter, with high grade, and Remedial Exercises. Boxing, si forse che ho;” When, therefore, I read rrancois* I came across a copy several refunded jewelled lever move Games, etc. Schools attended. the suggestidn' that d’Anriunzio should years ago. It was published as a pamph ST, HELENA’^. . write the epic of the air I shook my( bead let, and I think it has'n-ever been included i f no) I I ment, , compensation balance. With plain FRENCH AND GERMAN, i g h -c l a s s h o a r d i n g s c h o o l fo r doubtfully. 4. in any •volume of Tolstoy’s stories. It 1* satisfied. LATIN. GREEKJ MATHEMATICS & DRAW- H GIRLS of good social! position. too terrible. and luminous dial. I-NG LESSONS , in above subjects given by SELWYN ROAD. EAS'TBOURNE. . English Authors and Aviatioh. Sterling silver, ^ r - / b . A. E. LAMBERT (London University) P r in cipa l...... iMiss Evert. As might be expected, the two Enklieh The Land bf " Lorna boons.” 5 yrs.'warranty O i> /“ S0I19 0 IS visited.. Private Lessons, HoU- Removed from Earl’s Avenue. Folkestone. authors who have mostly concerned tnem- M day Tuition. 1 A fortnight ago I made a pilgrimage to Certificated Mistress, resident Parisian, sellvos with the connection of machinery the land of Lorna Doone. tjiat border of ENGLISH LESSONS given. TO FOREIGNERS. personal care of delicate g|rls. All Royal and romance-i^Mr. Kipling and Mr. WeDs-— GOLD LUMINOUS WRIST A d d re ss ; 5. Lewes Road. EASTBOnijiNB. have both turned theirj, inventive genius Exmoor which inspired one of the most Academy Music ' Examinati,bns and Cam delightful romances of English fiction. A WATCH, Gold Wrist bridge Local if desired. as writers of fiction to the aeroplane. It is only a few ^eare ago that Mr.-Wells friend of mine on hearing that I intended Watch, luminous dial, ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL, THE LADIES’ COLLEGE, took hie first trip in a seaplane at East visiting Exmoor advised me not to give A l a r g d fine lever nio'veinent, bourne, and the result was an article in myself the trouble of going to the Doone ^ lipPERTON. and Kindergarte^n. Valley. “ It is a fraud!” he exclaimed in seleciiori ' compensation balance; CRASSINGTON ROA0;i!tASTBOURNE. the “ Daily Mall." In “ Actions and Re>- o r BOYS i n t e n d e d f o r b u s i n e s s actions” Mr. Kipling has written a short hiB emphatic, colloquial manner. This to choose carefully timed, and LIFE. The Isnbjects of instruction in A Day School story of 2,000 A.D., entitled “ With the gentleman is one of those persons who adjusted to all cli eludeF those taught at all Public Secondary For the Daughtere of jQentlemen. prefer facts to the poetry of imagination— Night Mail.” It describos the crossing from : mates. 5 years’ war I 'h Schools and in addition special attention Principal—MISS HITfbHOpCK, of the Atlantic by the aerial mail. It is he is a lawyer. When I set out to visit the is paid to Commercial Subjects and. Modern Qirle are prepared for Public Examinations one of those speculative eseayri dealing traditional Doone Valley I knew tkat I ranty, 9-ct. hallqnarked Languages., j ’ London University Matriculation, Cam with the power of machinery, in whicn must not expect to find the spot as it is gold case. . 84/- For Prospeettje apply -to JI eadmas rasR. bridge Higl^er Looafl,_eto. Kipling so greatly delights. li am too described in the story of Lorna Doone and If-: A Froebel Trainid Teacher for the Younger old rationed to favour stories devoted to John Ridd, and that instead of the " deep CHIliDREIii. so unromantic a subject as mechanics, nor green valley, carved from out the moun MILTON GRANGE, 6, ARUNDEL ROAD tains in a perfect oval, with a fence of (FormerWi Uispertonjperton High School Da n c in g , d epo r tm en t a n d do I like the propbetj.c gtory. But the real )• T EURHYTHMIC EXERCISES, imagination of the hairrative carries one sheer rock standing round it, eighty feet Write |to-day .for D AY and Boarding School for Girls , w ith tnrough to the end, and although or a hundred high,” I should behold some Free ! Illustrated Transition alnd Einderf^rten in w h ich IV/riSS HUTTON-MOSS and MISS PAINE d’Annunzio’s aeronautics floored me I was thing -quite different. Indeed; so it was. boys are also received. , ^ i>X will resume their Classy from Oct. 1 . a paseenger with the' "Night Mail" to The alleged Doone Valley Is nothing more Catalo ;|ie. ' ^ LTD. Pupils prepared for the LondOn MaVAril cu la- Children’s Cl.ass a t The Studio, l'9d. Corn the end of the trip. tha)n a shallow winding depression, the re tion and Cambridge Locals', and Musi^c a n d field-road, on Saturdays, at 2.30. verse of abrupt, and easily approached London’s Largest Drawing Examinations if desiroid. Ballroom a n d Operatic Classes, W ednes Short Stories for Soldiers and Others. from many sides. The satisfaction I had I ! Pi- Head Mistress: Miss A. Griffiths B.A. days and Saturdays at 12. Adult Class and from the excursion was not from the Doone Jewellers,’ (London), assisted by Qualified Engli^ h a n d Private Lessons, etc. For further particu A convalescent soldier asks me to recom mend some volumes of short stories for ■Valley itself (which is beaten by many of Foreign .Resident Mistresses. lars apply The Studio. 19d, Corrifleld-road, th e bottoms in our South Downs), but from or 39a, Harringtbn-road. S.W17. ^old'ers in hospital. He says that short' 110, TERMINUS ROAD DRAWING AND PAINTING CLA stories are preferred, as a rule, because the approach to it, which I made by way of {Opposite the Station}, J the novel requires more concentrated Badgworthy Water. Badgworthy Water MISS MA|.GARET b e n e c k e A CLASS I attention from the invalid reader than he flows through one of the; finest combes on EASTBOURNE. (Pupil of Miss Beatricb Malcolm andjllr. Exmoor. ■' It is a real valley, of romance, Srarlc/ics '(hi'o^hout is h eld a t 25, Gra^d Parade, E)vsTbournb, for is able to give. ' It would - he an easy ndon\anr the D'AUGHTEBiS OE PRINCIPAEi-l- : | - Bassi-Bkritone. also please me, though I do not like this H GENTLEMEN. author too well ini the bulk; he is a full- member Farmer Nicholas Snowe and his Miss Lloyds, i^issieted by'Miss C. A. Hk VIES. (L ate L ondon Begji B .B .F.. l9l4-1917). flavoured American.. A cheap edition of daughters will be .interested to bear that Mr. 'H. ROBERTS, FTS A. F.C|r.sr B.A. Hons. (Camb. Teachers’ Diploma a n d ■Vica>r-Choral, W estm inster Abbey. O. Henry was publijshed recently by Hodder I learnt that the Snowe family has only I Miss S. Davies, i | & S to u g h to n . ' Aik A m e ric a n s h o r t s to ry recently died out—or. to be, more exact; the i m Classes will be iesumed on Thur^-id ay. ADA L E W IS, Scholar 19;lO-1914.) „ J . Academy writer -who is m ore|to my .ta'ete is Ambrose last direct descendant died unmarried a (Awarded 2 Golid and 1 Silver Medals.) S e p te m b e r 26. Rutson Memorial -Prize I Academy Bierce., ■ His volume entitled “ In the Midst year or two ago, and the family estate I i n of|M u^ic. Lon-, of Liffe ” contains ! some wonderful work. was therefore divided among his surviving D'Oyly Carte Operatic Exhi on, A s s i s t e d BY bition, and other awards. Messrs. Chatto & Wjlndue* published a cheap collaterals. I also met a village woman MISS M. E. HUTCHINSON, F.C.T. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. edition of this book a year or two ago. of the ijjstrict who'" informed me that she J MISS LjUCY WAY OiVB;S l e s s o n s ! in | One of the cleveilest short story writers had often seen Blackmore about, the time Will be resuming her Classes of the day is Neil'Lyons. I imagine that he wrote his novel, when she was a little Member of Gouncit Incorporaied Society of Commercial Teachers. A t the SAFFRONS ROOMS on SATURbAY, VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. several of hie voiiinlee will please "Tommy” girl, and that he made frequent visits to ' ” ' 1 ( * H, I OCTOBER 5, a t 3 a n d 4.45 p.m . “Having personal knowledge bf Mr. H ub in hospital. He is always clever, and often the Doone Valley for the purpose of taking Late Examiner in Shorthand and:Typewritmg to the Society of Pitman'i UPILS can be g,dmitted at any tim e b a b d ’s ability as a Vocalist; wboj has; already reiallyj funny. Read “ Cottage Pie,” “ Moby photographs. Asked if she could describe P until the Easter Holidays. 'bad considerable experience as a competent Lane^’ and - “ Kitihener Chaps.” Neil him she said, “ He was a shabby gentle Gertificated Teachers of Shorthand (Incorporated). Schools Attended. Private Lessons given. ' teacher of bis Art, I have no hesitation in Lyon^ lives in Sussex, and he calls some of m an; no more than one of us! ” For Particulars, a|pply— 1 cordially recommending him. jHe has an Awarded Speed Certificates for 2 0 0 and. 2 2 0 words a minute, etc. 28, South Street, EAstbourne. excellent musical record in tiiis School." f t (S d .) A l e x a n d e r C . M a c k e n z i e , PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, EtcT P rin cip al. A RESTORATIVE TONIC ' AND FOR THE HOSPITALS. The very jhigh qualifications obtained IPy Mr. W. H. ROBERTS, r . ELLIS KELSEY, A^R.A.M.. A.R C.O. Royal Academy of Music, | M Receives Pupile-Ior above. London. • I FLESH BUILDER. combined! with his extensile expeiience as a Tea(:her of Commercial M ELW OOD. 22. I U P P E R AVBNUEI, A ugust 16,|l,918. subjects for more than 25 years, have placed him in the very Fore .EASTBOURNE. AMALGAMATED SOCIETIES’ PRIVATE LESSONS, i SCHOOL^ VISITED, front of bis profession. He is acknowledged everywhere as 0 ne of MIS^ e l sIe b ic h en o , MANCHESTEI^ MAN PRAISES COMMITTEE. Open for engagements as a Vocalist. the leadiijig Commercial Tutors in Great Britain. His personal TBACl^BR OF ELOCUTION,, BITRG-SHOSPHATk OICE Production, Articulation, Ge« t u r e For Particulars re Terms, interviews, etc At a meeting of the above committee, attentioi^ is jgiven to every sthdeni at the SCHOOL OF V ai)d Natural Expression. Address :—c/o M e s s r s . C l i f t s ’ Stludios, Gild- held on Thursday evening at the Trades COMMERCE, which, assures efficieut and rapid progre$s (and an Private Tuition 6 r Classes Visited. redge-road, Eastbourne. “ I a m 66 years of age,” writes Mr, W. and Labour Offices. South-street, ’ the ifs . J treasurer, Bro. R. W. Jay. reported that , L. ^ jearly a|ppointment,to a| good situation. Open fbr Engagements. the amount in the bank was. £235 lOs. 5d., Whole-evening Recitals. Bitrot-phospliate' I not only look better Im which'ds .over £40 above the previous Terms arid Prospectus :— • I certainly feel'stronger, brighter and more record -and ■vYhich, in view of the very un THE SCHOIpL OF COMM£ROE .provides hietter training and;.more opportunities 30. CA V EN D ISH A V EN U E. EA STBO U RN E. energetic than. I haive don-e for a long time! favourable weather, the committee con FRANK HAMB .IN, I have also put on Iseveral pounds bf good , sidered very satisfactory. After paying of successful training fpk* business than can be estimated. All 1 stud^ts in their ES. MISS EILEEN BISGOOO, L.R.A.M. solid flesh, and 1 1 confidently recommend expenses, which, for various reasons, were ovyn spher^' of. Business activity^ become the leading and responsible clerl^ or ll/fUSIC MISTRESS, THE LADIES’ OOL- Bitro-Pfiosphate to[ ikll who are run down exceptionally heavy this year, the commit as4istants and arie paid higher salaries! than those not so skilfully trAlhed. Managers I tJ . l e g e : EASTBOURNE. ' and in need of a torii!:.’’ W ar strain, wprry tee decided to allocate tlie following Sums Piano (Mathc-y method). Singing (pupfil of 13, Sussex Garder s, and anxiety are’ r^ponsible for a y-ery to, v a r io u '5 institutions :— Principals ! are continually asking for our EFFICIENTLY TRAINED Mr.. J. N. Levien) (Bel Canto metho)'d). large number of cape® of thinness, ner.vpus- £ 6. d. yDENTS, who, having passed through the SCHOOL' OF ' COMMERCE, ard Schools' visited. ness' and depression, but eufferers:-would Princess Alice Hospital ...... 71 12 6 ! RIGifiT QUALITY and TRAINING. find that a 5^. Hitro-Phosphate' tablet 11 a t Address as above. .! L eaf Hospital ..i...... 71 12 6 Terminus Road, tak-en at meal-timefe'would soon effect a re ; Surgical Aid Sociiety ...... 30 0 0 MISS MABEL LUMSDRN markable imprvemiemt. Nervousness and Tubei-ciilosi's Care'Committe-e ... 15 0 0 e a c h e r of Pianoforte, Violm. MA„ndo- gloom would be dispelled and nerves would Eye Infirmary ...... 10 0 0 Day, EveiiJ'iig jor W hole DJay Attendance. ENROL NOW. line. Banjo SchooLs attended. Pu pile become steady and! strong, for Bitro-nhos E a r, Nose & Throat Hospital...... 5 5 0 T prepared for Exame, Singing (Soprm o ), 1 EASTBOURNE. phate is a recognidefl food for th-e nei'ves, open to Engagement;:' Concerts. " At ‘ Hi( meo. and as the nerves become stronger, so the Total . £203 10 0 Accompanist- i • , health and vigour'of the eiitire body im Dashwood House, Ceylon Place. BastboPrne. proves. Sleep is restored to the sleepless, Ophthalmic Optician dull eyes become biright, colour returns to Thie leaves a small balance at the bank thCjCh-eeks. lassitude and languor are ban for future use if required. The committee DR. WILLIAM A. HALL, ished, and. owing te the increased pqwer desire to thank all wdio kiiidly assisted in irne. TBIiEPii(j)NE of the assimilative; <-rgans, more nourish any w'ay to bring about this gratifying re MUS. D., OrON., F.R.C.O. ment is extracted from the food, and the iUlt. j FROM BIRTH ONWARDS RGANIST & CHOIRMASTER of A ll :______1_____ thin gain in weight. These results are IMeillin’s Food ^prepa^ed as directed, provides all O Sainte' Church. Eaetboiirne. * iK-ing obtained dajilj by users of Bitro: BA KER AND CONFECTIONER. Phosphate. and to induce sufferers to give ENTERTAINING THE TROOPS. jthe nourishment required in infant life. ^ Babies (Late Organist and Choirmaster of S t. H. BRADFORD I - this rem arkable restc rative tonic and flesh- Professor J. H. Bontoft, M.I.M.C., and his James’s Church. Garlickhythe. liioqdqn. jwhojare hand-fed from birth and delicate children (E st. 1814) I builder a trial,, thej manufaetiirere enclose ^daughter. Miss Ada Lill. of Pevensey-road E.O., arid Visiting Singing Master at th e thefir guar'antee of fibeolute satisfaction or have temporarily returned from an exten Coubty School, Tottenham, London, |N.) HIGH STREET, OLD TOWN. EAS'i'BOUENE mon-ey back in every package. This means sive tour in the North of England, during iassiipilate it ■with perfect ease. They thrive on that you can go to-clay to any high-class PREPARES PERSONALLY OR BY COR iES- Self-raising Pastry Elour’our own make. w'hicli they performed in the counties of Mellin’s where .other foods have" failed. UMBILICAL I * p chemist, apd for 2s' 6d. you can obtain a Derbyshire, 'Lincolnshire. Nottinghamshire LOTOMY, &C( ‘ PONDENCE. FOR UNIVERSITY HEiJI EES Agent for Horniman’e Pure Teas. flask containing sunicient Bitro-Phoep iate and Yorkohire. Since 1915 Professor Bon- AND ALL RECOGNISED EXAMINATIONS. Bakings carefully attended to. liAll kinds tablets to last you two weeks. Encloseil in to f t lias given o v e r 1,500 p e rfo rm a n c e s to r ' Workroorii*. i Pupils also received, for the study of the of cake made to order. Yeast sold the package you 'Sifilll' find the guaraiitee, ■wounded soldiers and in Y.M.C.A. Huts. Organ, Pianoforte, Singing and aU which cl.eArly states that unless you are ---- =_ ' V Ladies. : I branches of Theoretical Music. satisfied with the benefits you .obtain, your inon-ey will be refunded, and the trial will ABSENT FOR A MONTH. For Terms, etc.; apply :—, l cost you nothing. I . jfi MOffEY, At the'Police Court on 'Ifhur.sday, befoi “ SUNNYDENE,” BEDFORDWBLL R<)AD Sufferers from dneemia should take BED Mr. Sydney Hudson. Privath John Mansfiel_ EASTBc^URNE. CASH ADVANClfcD PROM p ItLY. Bitro-Phosphate, as this contains a perceptaae was charged with being ail absehtee from sk M(akers, i : |1 FROM JE5 UPWARDS. SAMPLES POSTAGE FREE of readily diifcstible iijon. Bed Bitro-Phosphate th e A.S.-C., H o rse T fa n s p o rtl 'W oolw ich, Millin's Food, on receipt of -Id. stam ps. Singing, Voi'ce Produotlori ancrCulture. Apply to the Oldest Resident Ler der— Quickly enriches the'< ' blood, and restores since September 8. Prisoner pleaded guilty k t b o u r n e . \% colour to pale cheeks', yet \ it never harms iitilin's fiood Biscuits, on receipt of 4d; stamps. M r . C. WYNDHAM* ROBINSON reciives MISS A. ilEWBLL, Pblicerconstablo Frost stated tliAt at 11 p.m 1 rtost office).I and visits Pupili!; single lessonsL lOs. the teeth or upsets the\diaesti6n. i on Wednesday, while he was on duty i A valuable handbook for mothers Will, 6d.; course of 12, 5 guineas. Special terms 1 . WILMINGTON SQUARE, EASTBOURNE Gorv-frlroad, he saw prisonbr loitering. I.. b« sent friBe.'of all cost to any mother. jL .E .C . ; reply to witness, prisoner said he had been for Bchoqls.-Kya LAMf, The Greys, i I !ast- For Terms, ALWAYS; nMODERAjrE, with IBLLIN'S FOOD W o r k s , p k c k h a m , L o n d o n , S.B. 15 BOURNB. j I 1' ’ ' ' easy repayments and strictest privacy. For WAR! BONDS. an absentee for a month. And that he had it is better to deal with, the actual lender spent a fortnight in London and a fort DBS. i . London; Wednesdays, Weekes’s Studios, 14, Eastbourne’s contribution- in W ar Bonds night in Eastbourne. He was remanded I)' ' ' Hanover-street, W. than with agents or financial companies. for the week ending October 5 Was £12,695. to await an escort. J T- OV APPOIfsiTHl-M-' ; .'•• * * ' 1 , FOR A CRIMEAN VETERAN, portant Warpii i I W ill take a m an’s plac^ilil the The interment of.' Mr.i George Smith, the \ -m bH i! T ^ H E GO l|DSMITHS SILVERSMITHS Compaiiy Crimean veteran who died at 63, Latimer- road, took place at Ocklynge Cemetery on A rm y Canteen O rganization in this f of 112, Regent Street, London, Wi., Jewellers and Thursday. The last rites were preceded hy CAS MANTLES t a service at Christ Church which was con Upright or Inverted. K ducted by the Vicar (jthe Rev. H. v. E. /C ountry and so help to w in the W a ^ Silversmiths to H .M . T he King, have no biranches in East- Scott) and the- Rev. | W. Bryan-Brown. "VyrAR condition* and During the proceedings! the hymn “ Fight ^ darkened street* have bournie or else\yhere ; their sole address is— the good fight" was sungJ It I National i Work of great importance. ) a depressing effect, but you Among the mourner^'! were Mr.' G. W. Smith and Mr. James Smith (sons). Miss can at least, make your 1 1 2 , Regent Street, London. Smith, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Annie Smith and home bright and cheerful. Miss Aggie Smith (daughters), Mr. Jack '* VERITAS " '.mantles produce They are not connected with any fii'ms or companies trading Sharp and Mr. Wilfred Smith (grandsons), B .toft white; light which is both Mrd. James Smith (daughter-in-law), Mr. restfuiirescruii ande cheering- and are 1 ■ I . Char’lee Harfley and Mr. G. M. Howse withotli nva! for <»conomy and An Mi-U.ru’fi^ t’i ! : r s under f titles v>oc ntaining, with or without addition, the Words (nephews). Miss, Goddari and Miss Hunni- durability sett (nieces) and Mrs., G. Bpokham. , Goldsmiths Company. jQapable Wpmen to serve THE MANTLE of ESTABLISHED A«i the cortege preceded to the cen>etery I^EPUTE . S'.'iLtH at it was met by the band of the 13th Hussars Obtainable frpm all Ironmongers, at the Sailors’ and Sold,iersr Home, Upper- .Gasfitkera. Dealer* Etc ton-road, where a part^of old comrad.es was] drawn up at the/'W .ute.' Miss Flora . I n 1111: i r. . i,: ' ; (, . df MacCartie, Colonel ■, pbinson. Colonel Stainforth and Sir .rieynihg , Edgerley Tin; su.M M i'.in'i.iv.■ 8.;,v; joiried the .mourne’rs at the cemetery, Wages, 35/-, rising to 45/- per week, witk Board, Lodging where Mr. Scott officiated. The coffin was enveloped, in the Union and Uniform. Ages 25 to 45. 2 Jack, and" deceased was laid to rdst wear N. Eoy Blae aii( ing [ on his breast three medals and his Qualifications: Experience in keeping Accounts, Control of Staff, and EAT S' 11 n .. 6-i.; . ■; i, " i ll badge of the Veteran Reserve. Suitable Knowledge of Catering. Salary paid during period of training. funeral music w'as played by the band, - .VO .ND ..y and finally the “ Last-Post ” was sounded a s ! ;vi l "- 1 ' Y- ■ ■;. . ■ by three buglars under the direction of HYDE'S S DURING REMOVAL. (Delayed by War Conditions). COOKS of the old Eastbourne yolunteer Artillery. UNCLE ANYHQWl Floral Tributes. Adages 22/- to 27/6 per week with Board, Lodging and Numerous floral tributes were received, Uniform. Ages,20 to 45. including the following; — Daughters: b r e a d J e a n ie , A n n ie a n d A ggie (63. L a tim e r- : road). Pet, Joe and Jack (Mr. and Mrs. Sharp): Belle and Alex. (Rev. A. ,R. and I Apply by letter or personally to the Mrs. Saunders, China Inland Mission); sons ; Tom and Lucie and all at “ Peven- \ 2 ^ 8 . sey,” Sydney, N.S.W., George, Minnie and NAyY&ARM Y CANTREN BOARD NEW MISES, 114, TERMINUS Lucie (29, The Avenue), Jim and Edie and family; a salute to the ; Brave Old ondy: a d d r e ss— G unner,from his grandsons in, France Iniperlal Ck>urt, R nightsbridge. STBOURNE (opposite Station). and' Mesopotamia (Alex., Arthur, Harry, Sydney and Bert); grand-daught.er Nellie Saunders (Aberdeen, Scotland); grapd- I « Please »mark letters P. 10. 2 and 4, FURNESS ROAD, The BEST HOUSE in thij;)ISTRICT For sons Wilfrid and Georgia; annt Lizzie and family (Mrs. Hunnisett); aunt Lucy and fam ^y (Mrs. Harffey); nephews and ..nieces S and Accessories, (Geotge, Mary, Emma, Daisy ' and > —Bob - Howse' i nieces (Florrie and Lizzie God- ironmongers . E< MORRIS & SONS, CUTLERS d‘arc(); with sympathetic Mmembrance and TE.LRPUONE 542. esteem for a Crimean ■veteran and -his 21, 3easide Road, Eastbourne. PR MS, PUSH l^AIRS, loyaj. servi(!je, ' from Miss 1 M a cC a rtie f rie n d s : L bu a n d G eo rg e. (M;r. a n d Mrs,I fist. 1760. Electricians, Plumbersj Gas and Hot "Water Fitters. Tel. 440. Fuller, Basingstoke). Igrs. [Tonge and family (Holborn); Nurse Perry and Nurse PEARSONS, - hvircday, Fri RAMOPHO ES, TOYS, Butler (Christ Church); Alice. Geopge and etci Tommy (Mr. Cole); Mrs . Robert ISouthey, ^TEtlMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE I I J __ I I I ^ tViiGLand '! IVXiOOMiss Robertson (it. The XI. AveUiie); > CllllC/ , , lliatgest Stock o'f !Largest ^ (^ k s and LOW EST P ktC E S m Eastbourne. ^ g ilT O Don’t Waste i Time or Money. SPORTS REQUISITES in the District. G o J s t ;r a i g h t t o (4 JERRY’S MEDICINE.” ■*Mon.. 1 ues.l FIREWORKS” AT THE FRONT." IT H A P F -Writing from prance to a friend. Sig; nailer A. G. Frise, Royal Sussex Regiment', sa y s I— It/je Popular PH ce D rapers,' “ Ii'only wish it were possible to tell all C .v U .J i m the news, where vl am and so forth-, but of course it can’t be ‘ did.' If you can picture Satisfactory and Economical. to yourself a long main road, with shell- torn |farms, all the one-time home of some TERMINUS R O A D . 6 Frenchman; on either side, Jerry’s medi i ■ ' ‘ ■ ■ , TERMINUS BUILDINGS. P.ATiiI-;’'l'Tt cine, in the shape of our artillery—magni ficent shots they are too—in front, at EASTBOURNE. Coiiiu and ill ar tiu.' night, a firework display of Very lights, LI■'ijiloiiiea all colours, and on top of tjhis a few shells bursting all around at times, such then 1 TO THE SHOPPER. ^RITE FOR pUR pATALQGUE ' TO-DAY. are the ^vely surrounding of which I F b n ALL sp eak . ■ ,1 Cost^ of goods are risipg so rapidly that many shops now charge Motor Repairs and Accessories “ Then, again, the work of the ration the FUEL CURRENT PRICE (a charge, based on the latest 12^ s cO ^ G * G *: •party is a subject that cpuld be madei the CALL AT * • .'■i.T'A- b a s a l of a thrilling yarn; ! A trench or a quotation of the factories for fu tu r e delivery). track, sometimes neither, along which, .U N ISH ON THE with a weird looking movement (for it is We charge the lowest cash prices (based on^;he old costs paid for N O T IC $ all done at night) move six or eight men the goods when bought)—a big, worth-while saving on current The Oxford Garage, carrying sandbags or tins, which contain prices. , „ . the next day’s nations for the company. ST. LEONARDS /URGENT .. i .Suddenly a gas-shell ‘ plops ’ in the mud H T U N E S and distributes its filthy stench all over ROAD. . . . * N.VnO.NAL / them; then a sudden stop, and gas-masks Start tbe home right by Securing the are adjusted- in what would seem an in ALL REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 1 NECESSITY credible short space of time, ,and, after B L A N K E r S . Only First-Class Mechanics PDnploycd. best make furniture. Wq ha'le a splendici picking up their various packages, the § inaki s it Cil little party proceed. There is a muffled selection of new designs ar|d the price grunt from the leading man as he puts his foot in a hole or catch,es it in ^a piece of 75 Pairs White Fleecy Blankets TAXi-CAHS FOR HIRE. will be less than you expjected. Pay wire; and so. amid these sort of things, 'Phone 893. the ‘ grub,’^ which is the all-important BLUE BORDERS. H. CILLSON, Proprietor. * FUEL AND us an early visit, it Will be a pleasure thing oiit here, is carried to the man in th e f r o n t lin e .’’ g YOU can a.;,roeal.'iy to show you round our store. W h i p p e d B o t h E n d s . . doing fills by attei.- 60in. by 80in. 8 / 1 1 4i EACH. CUNARD LINE. W E REGULAR AND PASSENGER -I- G.F.S. WAR-WORK. I THE OLD T FREIGHT SERVICES. G IV E El ' ‘ SUCCESSFUL FETE AT FOLKINGTON Full Range of STANDARD BUNKETS LONDON—NEW YORK. 1 ^ (HIGH STREET) C R ED IT MANOR. LONDON—CANADA—NEW YORK. ‘ * at iea.st TWICE Wi IN STOCK. BRISTOL—CANADA—NEW YORK. 13 T H U S S A V ! .\ ( A T Thd splendid service wlfich the Gilre’ GOVERNMENT CONYr OLLED PRICES. LIVERPOOL—NEW YORK. ' ; * FUEL AND LIGHI Friendly Society is: rendering all over Eng .0 - IN YOUR Wij.vG:; land on behalf of women war-workers wa:s For Rates of Passage. Freights, Dal^s of Sailing tA S H fittingly acknowledged *at Folkington 6o by 8o ... 36/4 per pair. 70 by 90 ... 47/9 per pair. and Particulars as to Loading Ijert'us. Manhr, Polegat-e, on Thui'sday. at a rsale S -ALWAYS A I’.UI-'-K .S Oil of uH>rk o rg a n is e d by lo cal c a n d id a te s in 64 by 84 .... 39/2 84 by 94 ... ei/S . Apply CUNARD LINE, Liverpool: London; * PKOGKAM.ME OF BE-S piRlCES.’ ! aid Of the society’s War Emergency Fund. .Single Blankets at half per pair prices. 61. Bishopsgate, E.C.2 : 29-31 Cockspaivstreet, S TURE PLAYS AND Through kind permission Of the Hon. Mrs. S.W.l ; 65, Bald win-street, Hvistol; l,.and 2 Mill- Rupert GWynne the sale! was held in a hy-road, Plymouth; 18a, High-street, CarditT. * MUSIC. large! room of her beautiful residenoe, and 11'' New-stroet. Birmingham v.or to local agents. 0 ...• wa.s formally opened by Mrs. Gwynne. . * . OUR EASY TERMS Mrs. Sharland, the Vicarage, -and the can DOWN QUlLTSf didates’ representative iU the Pevensey — SPBCIAL/STS ii\ — £ 5 worth 1/6 weekily hrandiii of the G.F.S., had worked unceas £ 1 0 „ 2 /6 „ ' ingly to eii'jLire the success of the effort, PROVIDE WARMTjl WITHOUT WEIGHT, | iHlROPODY, FACE MASSAGE ^ r o y a l £ 2 0 „ .4/- and. iks a result of her own! ancTher helpers’ fine enthusiasm,' thb sum of over £26 For Lad ies- £ 5 0 „ 6 /6 „ will bo handed to Princes^ Mary to help WE HOLD AN UNEQUALLED STOCK OF and MANICURE and Gentlemen. HIPPODRO: £ 1 0 0 „ 1 2 /6 „ in the providing of hosteLs and huts for 1 riM) ( ‘'-Nr. heroic “ Wa,acs,’’ “ Wrens,’’ and' other QUILTS AT POPULAR PRICES. 1^0 7'K 7'H E A D D R E S S : Mauagim- Girt-oLoi' ... M it. soldier-girls. ■Maiiai.'-1- ... i'.jt..'. 1 . - 1 : Tlie' iieetl for rest and recreation-rOoms ‘.‘MAISG^N DEAVIN,” TO-l'.-iV i\V.;,im .--r-i .-i.ii-i . where women . workers ^were employed was r tt u-i- empliaiised . by Miss Wilson, Bexhill N k w n H.n.i'iAl (Diooeaan hdn. secretary) in the coirree of 81, South Street, EASTBOURNE. Early doors 6.15 aud x.io. i|-ir.;Au an interesting address oii the work of the t jOur Pre^rietress: . ■tn.-.R-.l society. ripecial mention was made of Starring l-hig:ig--uu-i t,- --t l l.i'.l), what the War Emergeiiqy Uommittee is MADAME E. M. BARKER. CO M P.VM ill (' -ii.e-tt Sl-cl] Travelling accomplishing under present conditions. .Tile stalls were latlen with a w’ealth of- ti DEAR OLD GE< Salesman . ihvely articles, useful and ornamental HOURS OF ATTE,\'DA,\CE.: -alike,! and were attractively decorated with FRED LINCOLN, lAn.r. will I trails; of ivy. Contributions had been re- Daily ...... -10 -a.m. to 6 p.m. ' La;. received from almost every parish included Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. RAY H.\K 1 . r r ra n -' call in the, branch, and one -stall was, entirely 111 pi'i-ii'i i): i;. L'.-> -o • stockeef w4th goods made by candidatito THE SPARKLlNil 1.1.: > . Ail if desired and meinliers. Amongst tpie donations rie- ENGINEERS. MILLWR.TGTJTS, I’AT'l'EKN ceui 1 in (,,'lioif- ii!,- n t c.eived by Mrs. Sharlaad[ from personal MAKERS. BLACKS.MI/1’11S AND BOll.KK GKACL H L M 'K h a ' N'. Ui. - i.ai'L to friends was a beautiful little gold, plati MAKERS. dii-iir, ill ai; num and pearl ying. This-kind gift came •Apd repairers of-. all kinds of m;i;c.hinory F.LLIS BAR -1 T on m Kelln.. , i V give anonymously, aiid was soldf for £2. such as iDireot t'i O!-i .tlu- Loii-i.'.ii t Estimates. Tlielstall-holders- were ;—Chiiia s ta ll: Mrs. STBA3U GAS & WATER ENGINES, i‘ , MAil.-.-vS', in l:li-li ,\ \. i i.! - 1 l’| .Sharland, the Hon. Mrs. Cecil and Mrs. H V D R A in.IC L IF T S. El<’. ’ I 'n ;oi t;i in- v- l Swanwick. G-.F.S. -stall: Mrs. Reade -an W iring for and fixing; Electric Motors. P iiii Ks t I . . candidatesj Rummage stall : Mrs. Darb^ and Mrs. Daltry. Miss- Priscilla. Gwyime^ HOTCHKISS & SON. did capital husihess at the bran- tub. ASHFORD ROAD. EASTBOURN’Ilrl. I ltd reslunlents were served during the TH E IIVOLI GIN afternoon hy Mrs. Cla-y and friends-, and an enjoyable programme of songs wae dis ' aEAsiDi-; i;oAi', - .k .v..-t u o | coursed by Mrs. Radford, Mrs. Daltrj^ and Single Bed Size, Covered,- Best Satin, v^ntilatecji^ 9 ^ /Q h The Eastbourne Dog Bureau Koaldoni. Miiuiigov ... / -l\i;;A. ,‘ Miss 1j. L avender. throughout ...... ,.J From . ! , . ■. (AiES. W a l s h ), ' ' ' Contiuuoua-irlidwiiit; ;! .'..V -- '16. FURNISHING STORES, Tholsale realized £35 2s. 2d. 29, CORNFIELD RD„ EASTBOURNE, Double Bed Size, covered Sateeh ... ’ ...i From Supplies Pedigree Dogs of All Breeds. T hursday, l-'i idity un i ''.r--.ir| The Colonnade, Seaside Road, .IKWKL CAlGu: N A RAILWAY PRESENTATION. , Sole.Vendors of the Successful Wholesale Warehouse: 4, The Coldnnade* -On t’riday afternoon, at tffe Eastboutne THE GIRL WITH THE CH.\| • ■ ' I i' Railway Station, an interesting ceremony EED B L Distemper Remedy. | EYES. 1 (Opposite the Hippodrome) took place, when on the behalf of the stall at the Station, Mr. Wm. Holdaway, ,-the 'WTTHOtrT PUHE BL00D"HEALTH IS IMf’OSSIl!i:.B I M hut 3 in a Nairn- the stationmaster. presented Miss; Little ------— ------— BI.OOD with a tea service, -a teapot and two tablo- UE D IC IK E .- EASTBOURNE. cl-othft, in view of her approaching V I N A L U a B R A IN AN.T> Monday. Tuosda.v. and \\.-dt marriage to Mr. G. Row-sell, a houee ™ VETARZO... NERVE POOD. HER DEBT OF HON( decorator, of Old Town. Mr. Roweel) is a Trial Bottle cither Eemedy 3s.. leadioj; Oticniista or 53 ® 53a. TERiW lNU's ROAD. Tetario Hemedie* Co . QoeBel Oak. N.W.5. Uondon. Ene CHAKLIF. CHABIDN. D - A discharged soldier. Miss Little has been a OVER FIFTY YEARS’ SUCCEisS. carter at the station for iwo years. She P rices; 5d., 8-1.. aiu.i Is. o.l..-10011 has also been presented with a'Set of siigar flD nIrEi p DOnQl*ilWUw HostPains safe,-speedyin Hack. Gravel. remedy Kidney. for teaspoons and sugar tonge |by a Jeyington EASTBOURNE. COHPOUMD Bladder Diseases. Stone, lady in recognition of herjl many acts of ^ A 1/3 St 3/-'. of Chi'mists, clr post k in d n e ss. v KENAL p il l s free l)r.D6Roo8^MediclkieCo« SELLYOUR WASTE Kentisli Town. Londoa- . To-T. R. BECKEl’T, 1. Good Prices Given. XJ -©.V E EASTBOURNE GAZEtfE, OGT. iV, 191# .-S USIC & MUSICIANSPLAYS AND PICTURE B y E . H . B . PLAYS; lV-4' eyonshire Park. Two Artisits, Two Scenes, Four Characters. i'4 ■ i’f'here txas a pleasan't diversity in Mr. Im !' acBean’s prograimihe at the concert on The brain of Herbert Thomas must he SJinday ,.evening, when Mr.' Arthur very cunning. In " Out of Hell ” he has urchief i appeared and Mr. Dubin was the devised a drama of .intense interest which yjbcalist. It opened With Sullivan’s always o n ly re q u ire s tw o a r ti s ts a n d tw o scen,eB Ma n a g e r ' 1 H. Ow en TA'moK. IW h and] charming “ Di Balle" overture, to interpret. Each of the two artists plays a dual role,, and the author is one of the' TO DAY (WEDNESDAY) at 2 30 & t 30 and^ included pieces' offering so strong a THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at 7.30 ' ' cdnliraBt tb each other as Humperdinck’s artists. Surely such • a production is a •JDream I Music’’ from “Hansel and record in stage craft!j “ Out of Hell” can SATURDAY, at 2.30 & 7.^30. be seen at| fhe Devonshire Park i JTheatre P re - this: (Wednesday) afternoon and evening, • . THE POX PIEiM CO. Present THE FI fro m M a n a g e r & S b q r b t a r y E d g a r A l l a n B r o w , - . r— ------f th e and: We : would . sfirongly recommend iftst named was'played with much delicacy students of ithe stage.to See it. On Monday and precision and the pellucid clarify of night the darge audience received the play D U B A R R Y. the inueic was refreshing, The very beau- w ith th e ' u tm o s t < e n th u s ia s m ; a n d '' Mr.-' THE DEVONSHIRE PARK An Historical Eourtrayal of the t/tixurioiia Court of LniiiR x v t: fijl and impressionistic “ dream music” Thomas and,; Miss Frances Ivor, exceed- , ■ ' ’ Featuring THEDA BARA. ' , m • as.-also given with^ sensitiveness of ex in^y capable artists; were warmly wel J Seats , ...... ; 2/4 to 8d. comed, and had to take numerous curtain pression; Liszt’s syfnphOnic poem shows calls. Though one is accustomed to at R d H E S T R A. Seats at 2/4. 'may be reserved in advance at the Pier Gates, o r by Tel. 574^ a|il the exuberant command of-dohal-colour 1. a^id rhythmic variety which characterize^ least halfi| a dozen characters' in a play, Musical Director W i l l i a m M A c B e a n . ilost of his work; itihas many passages of- one certainly does not .fniss them' in " Out SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. of Hell.” The dramatic story is thoroughly ■ I ■ great melodic ch^rm. In addition'tb the In the Theatre. at 3 o’clock. ^ 1. . pieces mentioned, there was alsp Grieg’s convincing/ a^nd entertaining. It contains CON C E RT S. EvemnsatS.8. t h e | plenty of, incident, and it is a lesson in THE SUMMEUDOWN CONVALESGENT " Sigurd Jorsalta,’’ [ with its , impressive EVER'Y jv^TERNbON (except Sunday) at 3.15. Knuts Kamp Ko^ek-t Komiiany. niarch theme, and, this _was- by ho means patriotism. Needless, to say, Germany is, ' h o s p i t a d ;- the hell implTfed. -Mr. Thomas has relied WEDNEi^bkY. SATURDAY * SUNDAY Ai? 8. (From The Summerdown ConviJescent t le least effective iteih bn the programme. upon “ doubles ” .tp confine the east to two Eoy Blue Band, t ^ Hosnital). : ■ -1*: ; __ ___ persons, and the-(scenes are laid in Eng ! Ab t is t s : By hiud permission Of Col. J B. Bostock. Mr. Dubin, land and Germany. It would ho somewhat - TO-NIGHT. AT 8. - - Seats. ls.. 8d..nud 5d. Uncliidiug tax). -■ - R.A M-C , , ' I, unfair to tel( the story, for to do so would Seats : 2s. 4d. to 8d (icicluditig Tax). The re-appearance at the Park, after a Lce.-Corpl. GERALD ASHFORDE, long absence, of the Russian tenor, Mr. rob intending patrons- of the novelty '.of '1 MONDAY, OCT.. 21, and During the Week. J-'ubin, was welcomed with every demon- seeing a prpductipn which must be unique' 24th Royal Fusiliers. station of approval. Mr. Dubin has a in every way. Take our [ advice and see (Bykite psrmissioii of Colonel Bostock,) lOVery Evenin.g at 7 30; | Afatinees : Wednesday .-and Saturday, at 2.30. "I Out of Hell.” You will enjoyUit. ALPUiH) SUTPvO’S NEW DELIGHTFUL COMEDY,-in Three Acts. ■ j v sice of beautiful quality, and his singing "v-- has in many respects improved since he ITW r*I p AN YH O W Direct fror^he Ha'ymnvket Tlieatre. L ondon, ^ SATURDAY at 3.15. /-ixtiiiivfTr Mb . Den n is E a d ie ’s Great Success. ' v[as last heard here; it has gained in re The passion of “ Zaza.” straint for one thing, though he is still a PACHMANN, l|ttle inclined how and again to strain ' Miss Jane Wood who comes to ihe Devon shire Park' Theatre in “ Zaza” fo^ the ; The World-famous Pianist. is fortes. Ilis songs were “ Una lagrim a,’’ second half oU this week is said to be one nd the air from “ La Tosca,” and, as Annual etc , Tickets not Available.' of the greatest emotional actresses e^r D| ncor^, “ 'Vesti la giubar,” “ Gelest Aida ’’ seen bn any stage. Being of Spanish lid ■’ILa'donna e mobile,.” The “ Tosca” grandparents she has all the necessary .ATUIlD.AY & SUNDAY at 8. and Donizetti airs were the best sung. fire ;to express the human passion. Jane Wood is' an artist of great genius, of CEREDIG WALTERS. strong natural gifts. She is the drama, MrU Arthur Bourchter. comedy and tragedy of the whole play.' The genial actor-ihanager met with an The' story of Paul Bertoh’s masterpiece T H E P A V I LI O N J '■ iht'husiastic j'eception and gave several tells how “ Zaza,” a French music hall star ecita-tions i0L his well known admirable with a singing partner, has just become ' I : EVENINGS‘jSt EM u t . manner. These included a melodramatic the rage of Paris. Bouquets, -jewels and I . I ' W EDNESDAY at 3. ' >AD. (^nd somewhat unpleasant) piece “ My Invitations are showered upon her, and she I^ncle,” an entirely pleasant and delightful lives up to' all. that is free and easy i C H A R L E S H e s l o p fragment from “ Ole’ Bill’s ” store, two on and off the stage. She has scores of " ■ AND. ]hakespeare .extracts, one from the “ Mer- admirers, hut one stands aloof, and, in the ant of Vehibe ” and the other the “ Seven first act, we see her trying hei^ wiles upon : THE BROWNIES. tges of;. Man a n d Kipling’s fine verses him in the intimucy of her dressing room. h Lord Eobetts. Mr. Bourchier was most The next act. reveals her in a cottage in the Manageress ... warmly appla uded. country. With fierce passion, bewitching THE SRA WATER BATHS. Sl|rs. E . n . R o c k e t t . abandon, unbridled jealousy, and tenderest leredig Walters, i I love-making she spends her brief life of EVERY WEEK DAY, 7 A.ir. to Dusk The' popular Welsh baritone. Ceredig real love: Then comes a brutal awakening MIXED BATHING and' a thirst for ventefi-nce. and she even U ; Thu;^sday, Friday, Saturday, October, 17, 18 & 19, ^alters, is to be The vocalist at the con- Monday, ;WEDNEte''v & Saxubday,- srt at Devonshire Park on Saturday and tually forgoes all her' desire for revenge J U R N E . tlirbugh the intervention of a little child ; 3jP.m,'to Dusk. Sunday evenings. 1 ! finally giving “ Toto back her father,” to BETTY TAKES A quote the I'iPes of the play. Miss Jane SUNPAY. 7tq9a.m. | Pachmann: Next Saturday. Wood will be supported by Val. Gurney, Sepjarat^ SuitesjOf Hbt Baths. Featuring Olive Thotoas ^ | . Bookings are he^vy for the great Kus- Miss Dorothy Wordsworth (a niece, of the Bian pianist’s recital'in the W inter Garden great poet), • Charles Garth, who relin- CHA.MPION (bIHARLIE. A A D,OG’S,OW N t A l E. text Saturday, aftte^ioon. Paohmann's guished Ms part in the Strand, Londop, SATURDAY; OCTOBER)B1 K 26, at 3.15. Jrisits are rare and wonderful treats for success “ Nothing bdt the Truth,” to play MADAME D’ALVAREZ, • MOVIES. |oe'al music lover^ ahd this opportunity of again with Miss Wood) an^'little Pegg'y PICTORIAL NEWS.: Tearing'him isi One^ to be seized eagerly. Lennox, a wonderful child lactress plays Assisted by T oto. ' _____^ i ' -'i- ■ - — - ' ' JO SEPH\ COP ' e--C. m i AN. _ ‘ M dm e. D’A Ivteez. “ Du Barry The-Pier, A t the Piano,i| M5n., Tues. (.Few Bingersj have met with such a recep & Vt/ed , October 21, 22 &| 23, Effective!, picturisation combined with act MR. F. B. KIDDLE. i tion as that which i was accorded to Mdme. ing of a high order are indispensable for i’Alvarez w h^ she sang at Devonshire the successful presentation of a film story. ark some few'moh-|tlis ago. A return visit These two: qualities are displayed in the IT HAPPENED IN HONOLULU. las been eagerly apticipated, and this is picture “ Du Barry,” which is being 'preT Seats may be booked at the Box Office CTel. NINE), or Cl if t s . 4, G iidredge R oad.. jtb become ah actuality on‘ \ Saturday of seuted by: the Fox Film Go. at the Piefi " Featuring Myrtle Gonzales. ; {next week, when: the; famous operatic con Theatre during the week. The beautiful tralto- will give a recital, assisted,. by- cinema aotreea Theda Bara, appears in CAB 13 (1). ABBEYS IN ENGLAND. Joseph Coleman, the popular young the title role. Her acting is convincing in violinist, whb is now an established the extreme—in fact she seems to sink her KEEP YOURSE LVES FREE for tihe Great KIDDING ^ISTER, ^ ^ favourite at the Park. , own : personality into that of the ill-fated woman she represents. Little does Madame FREE ‘(The Browiiies” at the Park. Dll Barry realise' the fate in store for her FATHER PIGTOg,IAL, PIDTORXAL NEWS. when she ibeiso-mes the favourite of King • The exceptional excellence of “ The Louis: XV.; wh<^® extravagance was the ame and hear the Clavorchester, ,played by Mr. Tj B. EUTHBIrPORD ' Brownies ” company! which, after; being meaiis of adlling ffiel to the smouldering' ANTI- RMAN MEETING ' Diploinee of Paris and Milan Conservatoires. hivay from the Park for a lon^ time, have fires 'Of reyoliittion. i This poor little pup r i ■ I happily returned to ;the' Pavilion for one pet of fortune'is mtee sinned against than week, is'due to the uhiformly teod quality ■liJnni.ng. L if e . in a lu x u rio u s c o u rt, w ith At the Devonshire Park Winter Gardens, j Of their entertainment in all its features. all ith TieMy ihtrigiiee. hc/rdly seems the Mr. Charles Heslbp |is back again with irtlacb ■ for I this fascinating daughter of On FRIt>AY EVEN ’NC, OC-V. 25th, at 7.30 o’clock. ] fc sso rie s. them, and his ebullientr humbijr appears ’France,-*) S he le a r n s t h a t lo v e jis m o re th a n in nO-degree to have been impaired by his mpty eplbndpur, and a thriljling scene is m artidl experiences. Mr. . Ernest Gramp- rovided •'vvhen ’ she skilfully j conceals the toh, w'ho is associated with Mr. Heslop in lan of her choice (the Due de Briesac) in NOTIGE. the productionj is also in the cast this er- apartments, thus foiling those who i g e , Old Town Cinema, time, which iteludes too thfe inames of would be the means of her dojwnfall. But Miss Elizabeth Hyde, Miss Dodo Slade, Miss fate still persistently follows her. ' King * U R G E N T EASTBOURNE. Maidie Field, Mr. Frederick Sullivan, and, Louis dies] j and Madame du; BSrry retires M anager a t j the piano, Mr. Claude Rustell. To Mr. to her estates, and is within reach of * N A T I O N A L Mr. Percy V. Luneh. Cramptoh we owe a special d'ebt of gratis supreme happiness,, when the revolution tude for the charmingly written .musical breaks Out, ‘ ! Intrigues by her enemies re You Remember t iie Murder of Nurse Cavell ITED. * NECESSITY scena “ A Hundred Years Ago,” .which we sult ip her arrest, and she is ignominiouely remember -was igiven; in its ehtiirety some {dragged before the tribunal of the people. Y^ploycsi. M \ maizes ifr coirtpulsory . SPECIAL ATTRACTION time ago by the company, and from which . , by the Germans ? * 'She is hauled to the guillotine, and falls a ■ ■ that you sTiould the haunting “ Gavotte ” song! (originally : yiotim to unbridled ferocity. ' l a su n g h e re b y M r. CluheB-) w as ^ung b y h im Thursday, Friday & Saturday* on Monday night, and the equally delight Next'Week;; “ Uncle Anyhow.’’- i • SAVEi . ful soiig frpm the same piece, “ Lack a WELL, YOU ARE NOW GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP THE OCTOBER • Playgoers will be' provided w ith a n Ig JFUEL ANp L?GHT. I s and 19.-1 day.” was again sung-by Miss Dodo Slade. especial treat next weel^ when the great In both- , these fascinating songs Mr. •Haymarket success of the past sepson, ^ +-YOU can agreeably assist in Crampton has cdught thb flavour of old- Uncle AnyhoiV” will be staged. The'fa&t time romance with extraordinary felicity, that thie is the first time t}ie play has been EDITH CAVELL g doing this by attending and the dancing of the gavotte by Mies Field and Mr. Heslbp gave' a singularly on tour jvill no doubt arouse such curiosity that there will be no vacant seats at the P REST FOR NURSES. “ HOLY graceful touch to the illusion -Both these performances. - HOM ES O beautiful little musical pictures were en I THE OtD TdWN ■ BY |r ‘ ' cored. i-Many, other charming songs by Mr. Crainpton were included in the -reper Royal’ Hippodrome Varieties. . * (HIGH STREET) I MA^tlE CORELLI. toire of the company, notably two sung . A variety programme is takhig the place This Charity will receive the ent^fe from the performteces by CINEMA by Miss Slade and a clever comedy duet of revue at the Eoyal Hippodrome this ^ ^ least TWIck WEEkLY, ' ' Y , • IN BIX ACt L. ' sung by Mr. CraiUpton and Miss Field. The week. Gn Monday evening there were full concerted singing of the party in “ Hono houses,' and they were kept highly enter THUS SAVING The Eastbourne Anu.teur Operatic and Dramatic Society. A Perfect RhotQ ij^ay on this lulu ” was admirable,: and it seemed rather tained by the various items! on the bill: •)C / FUEL AND LIGHT a pity that this very pretty musical item The chief attraction' is provided by Fred AT THE DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE. IN YOUR HOMES. famous work. should have heen interrupted by comic Moule & Co; ip a little comedy 'sketch Jf Sailing * — ------^----- ■ - •’ if- interludes. The brilliant’ singing of Miss entitled “ Dear Old George.’') The action MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. Itbs. Elizabeth[ Hyde in the w'altz son# from of the comedy takes place Sn Lomond’s DANDY 3 Nights add 1 Matinee. lEK ALWAYS A BRIoK NON-STOP “ Tom Jopes ” was a'nother notable'feature flat. Ambrose Lomond, the professed friend iL o n d o n ; * PROGRAMME OF BEST PIC- of the programme. Miss Slade sang too as of George Blare, pretends t6 be in love AND t ' Xr-street. - >i DAILY 5.30 to 10^ (Non-stojp). S TURE PLAYS a n d CHOICE charmingly as. ever, and both th ^e ladies with Elsie Blare, George’s! wife.^ But Id 2 Mill- . •won immense applause. Mr. Sullivan, who money was what he wanted, aind his bbject THU US DAY, GOTO BE ft 23. Cardiff. ' * MUSIC. Matinee, Saturday at 2.36.1 has a? telling and resonant baritone voice, was almost gained. At the last paoment, THE PASSPORT. 3 Nights and 1 Matinee, ll agents. , i Was excellent iii hisvsongs, and diiets with however, Mrs. Blare awakes to the ^ know i PLEASE BOOK EARLY. Miss Hyde. Mr. Russ'ell accompanied and ledge that: she really loves her husband. played some pianorisolos in the^ best of The play has an excellent moral. , Fred taste, and altogether the musical part of Moule. as George Blare; is the life' and ROYAL the entertainment jWas'| of a high quality soul of the' comedy. His acting is good 5SAGE throughout. Mr.,-Ife'slob yi'as irresistibly throughout, and wins cordial applause. dies---- -— d EVo n s h ir funny as usual, In hisftrio “ Toad____ , In the Pattie Dene makes good as Elsie Blare, h o le ” he produced the:” i‘I Isamee - remarkable- ■ and Eathmei Wilson plays the part of ' : v \ Intlem en. HIPPODROME, effects as of old, and his monologues were Ambrose Lomond successfully. Ray Hart FAHTBOUUNE * takes the 5,000 dollars which ‘ is his share com e'the first stirring® of oonsdienoe in THE A' charged with irresponsible drollery. ley, the dainty dancing girl, evdked tre in the bUBiness and does not come back ,.e girl’s soul, ahd sheyinsista td the leader Managing Director ... Mil. S idnkx W. W inter T elephone I2ll E as;]:bourne mendous applause by'the, execution of her Manager ... KAnkkx Biudoen. again. Larry diecides to do this, but a of her'gang. ivIUugau.y that the [wrongfully Solo Lessees—tMp r RaY Kino J '.jSP,-' T H E E A S T B 3URNE GAZB1?TE, GOT. 1918 PENSION REVisiOl JUMPED DEAR MlljKl NO ELECTION IN SOCIAL & PERSONAL 1 r WAR TIME. Alderman E. Duke has removed from the d is c h a r g e d m a n a n d COMMITTEE ASKED T( RtFUSE TO BE EXPLOITED. Chaiford, 3-1, The Avenue, to Inverdene. SHOWT ' T+20, Seaside-refad. THE LAND. . ! I'f SYMPATff^ [To ThB,; Editor.] M ajor’A. H. Habgood', D.S.O., R.A.M.C., P S. MORRIS COMMENDED AT _ Ai. [To THE E ditor.] Sib ,—I am instructed; to-torward the following who was wounded on September 21, is now , SiR.-T-The following paragraph f[-omi th e “ Daily resolution which was unanimously agreed to at convalescing at' Staveley Court Hospital,.' BY S. M. THORPE. QUARTEH SESSIONS. News I of October 4 provides an interesting cOm- a meeting of the executive of the Eastbourne We unders^nd that the. Jlocal War iPeiri Division Central I^iberal Association.;bold last sions Committee is about tof. comnience meutkry and considerable lighf oh the -milk We are pleased to state that Mr. Cowley Ulon. Secr'etary of the National Federation I questibh locally: 1 . .. evening:— i | Lambett, Raveiismoat, Cariisle-road. who , ot' Discharged Sailors and SoldierBll. the task of re'vising the allc wantces grrinted to Bpldmrs wives and depend^ts, .and ive n o t a b Le cr im NALS SENTENCED. " Ihe strike of milk retailers at Chelmsford ' !’ This Executive Comiiiitteo of the E*!®'" has been seriously ill, has now recovered. are Psked to plead with the committee ito contmues. No supplies are being dblivered bourne Divisfonal'Gehtfal Liberal Association show sympathetic consideration to | the e^ccept by the local cor-operative -Bociety.” i,^,’of opinion that during the w«r national Sir Aifred Callaghan, prospective Liberal r \ ] . i l i , THIRD ARTICLE. ‘ cases which will be broughn to its noficer The same phenomenon is boing witnessed in ufiity must be prejs'evtad; and it deprecates any candidate fof the Eastbourne Division, and Revision has been i^endered necessary hs" At the East Sussex Quarter Sessiorie at many localities throughout the country,, the attempt to lorce/a general election until the Lady Callaghan are making -a .short stay Aal Boon as it became known that Lord Lewei yesterday - ([ ?uesdaty) Charles Clare, price in some cases being as low as flvapenoe a cejSsation of bostrllities. This Executive Com- in, Eastbourne. - * tViliingdon’s estates wore to be sold, the the inevease pi' 4s. 6d. 'pei’ week - gnnited to soldiers wives, an ■ "L L i THE BASTBOUHNE GAZHTTE, OCT. 16, 1918 T T r ii ■ 1 BEFORE THE 1 POLICE COURT CASES. m FRIDAY.—[Before the Mayor (in the chair). - (BSTABLISHjED ’ I Of CANADA. Sir Steyiiing Edgerley, Councillor J. Duke and Councillor J. Prior.] » 1,. i I FUNDS EXCEED £4,i()0,000. ; Visible at Seai, IF YOJJ USE THE In ihe case of. A rthur W alter .Roeellngton, lAbemarle-Hotel, who wa,s summoned for o r being responsible for an unobscured light All Policies Contain Generous Gu arantesd Surrender, Loan and visible at sea on September 26, Mr. Andrew, For Particiilars I Paid-Up ^ alaes. ’■ who defended, objected tp the eummone on the ground that the hotel was owned by a guBSiTANriAij B o n u s e s . Ldw PEsiiiUMS, , limited liability company, and the defen Relating'to ^ ' '------■ ' 4 dant, who was managing director, could not be summoned. i The Allies’ W’nr Aims Hend Office fo r the United KihMdbm]: ' '' The Chibf, Constable (Mr.' H. W. Smith) Why Britain Weiil to War said that iit wa6 always the practice to Sum W[hy America Went to War ’ mon the person who was actualljr respon National Service ILEET STREE sib le. Vacancies for Voluntary Workers :23-28, F T, lioMDON, E.G 4. Parade-inspector Dann spoke to seeing : Y.M.C.A. bright light issue from the glasAipanel of W ar Wbrk- Volunteers thd door of the hotel, .and also from the Work on the Land dining-room and smoking-room. The light W Jt.N .S . was visible at sea. w .r .A f . Cliief-inspector Taylor corroborated thp . O.M.A.A.C. evidence. - . ■ | ' Women’s Land Army Defendant said that he had spent £78' on" Ministry of Munitions Training blinds, and another £30 in having the win • Section dows covered rjound the sides with blue Em ploym ent for Discharged paper. ,IIe adniitted that about toil yards ;Sailors and Soldiers of light showed outside, but it was con Sug.scstions for Allotment tended that the light was notj visible at H olders se a . ' . , ■ .Pot^tq^Growing in Small Gardens After other‘Evidence'Oil behalf of defen Vcgfe'raoles for W in ter Use dant, th e Chief Constable said that,on June Potato Economy 21 defendant was fined £2. a Fruit and Vegetable Drying umpticn 1 , A fine'of £3 was imposed. Pig Feeding in War Time Poultry Feeding * An Offence in the Public Library. Poultry Keening - Mary Braun, St. Leonards-roadii was sum Prcservatici^pf Eggs moned for damaging a penny nei^spaper in Rabbit Breeding th'S Public Library. The Town Clerk iirose- • , W ar Savings cuted. Defendant did not appear., Jain Making in War Time , The Town Clerk intimated, that althougii Substitute (Dishes the value was small, the offence complained How to Vise Potatoes of was a Serious one, inasmuch as the pub 34 Ways of using Potatoes lic were prevented from having the.benefit 18 Very Cheap Dishes of what they had paid for. ; Pickled Herrings Mr. John Henry Hardcastle (Librarian) Cat-rot Cookery T’G said that, in conSeqiiencb of a complaint, Soups and Stews: TO OBTAIN EFFICIENT RESULTS he went 'to the reading rodm, lyhere he How to Bottle Fruits , saw defendant’’and requested her to coihe How to Save Coal , to his room. He asked l»er about the Hbv,' to Save Fuel Hay Box Cooking This Warmer consumes only 20 cubic feet in 1|^ hdurs, newspaper. , First she said that it was par- Sailors’ Pensions • tally torn, and she detaclied it and placed ^ Soldiers’ Pensions tj on the rail in the reading room. Upon' or Id. for hours, based on gas at 4/- per 1,000, investigation he could not find it. blit, after Infani Feeding wards, he noticed protruding from a muff Rationing Regulations, &c., she was carrying part ■ of a newspaper, which was found to correspond with. the VISIT THE GOVERNMENT NOi SMELL. othof sheet. It seemed that she wanted NO CONDENSATION. NO FUMES. to read the paper privately. INFORMATION BURfLi\U A fine of £1 was imposed. • , AT ■ No Light^. On the evidence of Police-constable Aehen- dert. Jamies Stacey (17), Seaside, was fined 2s. 6d. for riding a bicycle without lights in Terminus-road at 6.50 p.m. on August MONDAY.—[Before the Mayor (in the % chair). Councillor C. W. Bolton, Major H. P. Molineux, Sir Alfred Dent. Aldierman E. Duke, Mr. Claude Bishop arid i^r. Sydney Hudson.] TERMINUS ROAD. k : , . School Attendance. 14-16, Sussex Gardens,' ' • . - . 'i For; failing to comply with a school at ^ — SOLE A GENT FOR EASTBOURNE j tendance order, William Wilson. Seaside, EASTBOURNE. was fined 5s. The Town Clerk (Mr; H. W. K1 Fovaygue) prosecuted. . , Boots Bure Drug Co. Lid. * Protecting Goldfinches. Charles JEatthews, Firle-road. and 'William ' i : Scott,, Leslie-street. were summoned; for an Offence against the Wild Birds Protection ARTIFICIAL TEETH (old) Bought. A ct. Highest Value Assured. Up to 7/- per Tooth, Inspector Harwood, of the. E.S jP.C.A. pinnelfl on Vulcanite; 12/, on Silver; IS/'- oiv *1 conducted the prosecution. , . Gold; £2onPIatin THE RUBBER, STORES, ’Phone 13,Sk Police-constable Dean deposed to search Cash or offer by rotnrn If offer not accepted." \ ■ ing Scott on October 1 and finding iu the Parcel returned post free. bottom of a sjack (produced) two bird nets H.est Prices Paid for Gold &, Silver-Jewellery 40, SEASIDE RO^D, EASTBOURNE."■ i • and "a cage containing 17 young goldfinches, (Broken or othfcrwise).'Satisfaction Gunranteed. one of which was dead. Matthews was Kindly mention Kastbeurne Gazette.” Where Largei Stocks of the following are heild : ■-i' ■ ■ also found to have a goldfinch in hiapoSses- CANN &. Co.t 69a, Market St • Manchester* { sioh. Witness told thenufthat they wibuld be EkTABIilSHED 1850. : reported for Being in possession bf pro k m iA N C E ” Chfldrtn’s B i-. 3 J N tected birds. He placed the birds in a Double Texture larger cage, but fifteen more died the same ' ' •! d ay . WATERPROOFS, Capes&Hoods, Matthews, who pleaded ignorance, said (Ladies’ & Gents’) . (For School) that he had not seen the notice prbdifced.OdU; H. w. Boy^ and Girls’ Double i The Mayor—You could find ou' y o u ‘K’ ServiceBoots BED SHEETING 1 •• lik e d to . ' iTextiire ; I (JLERIC.\ Matthews went bn 1;o say that he liad AND REMNANTS, 'T-' -! 8 4 . i ern been away for four years' in the Army. ‘K’ Service Boots have Air Pillows, Beds and Waterproof I CO ATS. The Chief Constable said that there were Balloons, B.eetles, Balls; & i no previous convictions against either of won a high reputation for Cushions, . j r CKOMKNAl 1'. c.o s the uefendants for a like offence.' Rattles for the babyi The Bencn fined each defendant £1 and service and comfort in this O I L C O A T S , ' All C nruic'iUs iLailf ' r. pi ordered' them to forfeit everything in con War. . I ' NURSING APRONS, nection with their pursuit’, including, the (GenuineLinaeedOil Dressed) . I * . j ------^------decoy birds. , . , ; ^ We have a stock of them in Gum Boots, Revolving Pitches, Bibs, Sponge BagsJ Spongejs, Too Much Light. i ^ several styles, in sizes arid Heel Pads, Trench Coats. ! Tubing,' &c. May Burridge, cook at the Angles,' Royal- I . W.' parade, who was' sunuuoiied for showing half-sizes, 'but we can Only ' too much light at 8.55 p.m. on October 6. supply them to those serving REPAIRS...... - ...... Waterproof Hats, w as lined 10s. ' \ I i n the Forces. 1 0 4 , SEAS Postman Charged With Theft, i GRTAT SALl- -OK _ Only formal evidence of arrest was given PRICES V g e n T s ’ t a i l o r s a ND i 1 1 Tre|i i in the case of John Henry Goggles ia tem ' -.FO [' Fli'ort tiijU' 1 't ;> nrc’j'io *, porary postman, who was charged with KNIGHT & AMOR, OUTFITTERS, s ! stealing, on October 3, a registered; postal 4 5 / ; ’6 0 / - , ; packet which was addressed to a house in 3, Bank Buildings, JUNCTION ROAD. A 1 1\' C.R'l victoria-drive. ■ T ; ■ ' : SUITS MADE TO-JVIEASURE.' - ' BEST \VpRKMAlj(SHIP. t Detective-sergeant Curtis said that LARflE: SELECTION.OF PATTERNS IN WORSTEDS, TWEEDS., AND SERGES, E tc. TV shortly befofe noon on Saturday he went ’ ENCT IS ESSENTIIAL * to the head Pqst Office in response to a Sole Local Agents ' ^------r-— T ‘ E.A.STBOi telepnone message. , After receiving cer m Eastbourne. OVERCOATS IN STOCK READY TO WEAR. ‘ ; ; tain information, he'^Saw prisoner in the in the Business World. * | Postmaster’s office, and, teiling him he was a police officer, said that he would have to take him into custody for stealing the packet. Prisoner, was cautioned, and ; ' ' ■ ' / .-...f - ' I ‘ ' " f i made no reply. ’He was then brought to the Central Police .Station. T h e G (b v e r Prisoner was remanded in custody until BOOT MAKERS FUEL RATIONING! I There ik a great denian3 fdr Efficient F rid a y . , : 7 drove R“ l^a&bbourne. Shorthand Typists. FOOTBALL. . Telephone} 452. Telephone 452. SAVE COAL RATHER THAN GAS j 1 - in the National interest iti the adjvice given by the Coal R.A.F: (EASTBOURNE) v. R.A.F Controller to enquirers in all harts of the country. Uvery ]iqunc! of Coal (POLEGATE). W. Bruford & Son, and every foot of (ias possible should be saved., but, when filliu,i( up the A COURSE OF TRi AT requisition form, a householder should bear iii mind that the Naiioual Journeying'to Polegate on Saturday the Ibcal 100, TER M IN U S R O A D , interests will best he served by saving Goal before Gas. Where a house R.A.l'b team bad -no difficulty in holding their holder has Used a Gas Fire he shQuld:continue to do so in'preforence to a bwn in a very fast.and exciiiing game. The lain in the morning made the ground very' solt, hut EASTBOURN E.^— Coal Fir^ ; but the,Fire should'not bo kept alight a miuuto longer than is' Remingtdh ^qhooFof | ; this'did uoB hamper the players much. The absolutely necessary. ‘ Ifirst half Opened iu'favouruf the visitors, who Are open to give liberal prices for rusned through the home defence and'wore OLD GOLD AND BROKEN JEW awarded a aorner. Trom tbe kick the Polegate ELLERY, SILVER, GEMS a n d ^meu (lot going and each side warmed up to the — — _ ANTIQUES. — — Short iiand & Typlewritjng, | game. jT’he score sheet was hlauk until ten THE EASTBOURNE GAS CO are now minutsis from half-time, when' HoU-nd found the net'for Polegate. The sauiie player adaed CASH'OR EXCHANGE. 3kowing 200 Splendid Fires. LLOYDS BANK C h A m BERS. a.nothet’gbal shortly afterwards, and half-time r-A’ arrived with the.home team leading two goals' to nothing. : ' Also at 241 Hlfftf^TREET, EXETER. 62. TERMINUS ROAD. The exchanges were afterwards very- much in lavour of the visitors who contihuedFto press until they were rewarded by a good goal from Mashin. The visitors seemed detenmihed to ^foMlOMMADnREAD! get on equal terms with tlieir opponents, and Upoke, failing to gather the ball. O, Spivey EcraomiGal CAKES, pflDDINGS and PIES,lES, ^ rushed upaud breasted through. Shortly'before the Best PAKiNG POWDER in (he Worldrid Is It is^ the appearance, \ihe waiy the^ fit, lime O. Spivey put in a splendid shot which the Is i I Miss M.[^. BOlIGHT(jN,A.CT.S. (Inc.) goalie ouly just arrauged to put round the goal- and the comfort the\i give that make po.-it Both sides tried very-hard to notch the winning goal, but without success, and ;a very exciting gaihe ended with each ffide having T e U . 8 2 9 . scored two goals. T)eams H»-o> R o p s O N ’S TEETH § PUBLIC NOTICE.— We! have removed from Bolton. Chaml^rs * E astboukne. — Smith ; Ham .and Webb; qiLAZIER’S 'n i ' ^ Siddersv D. Spivey, and .Guy ; Attsr. Fowler, THE BEST,* THE CHEAPEST ANDl MOST LASTING “ and havo no cbnnectioni with iailiyone advertising Type Maslin, C. Spivey and Boucher. GARAGE & SHOW ROOMS, . PoLEQAXE. — C ooke: D avenport and Mo- TO WEAR. ■'' ' ' ' I t ' ' ‘ ' Gibbon : Campbell. Sparey, and Morfee.; ENGINEER, PAINTER <& TRIMMER writing At that i^ddres^^ Risley, Holland, Kennett. Rumbold. and Milton. r 43. SEASIDE & MARINE PARADE. ^TT The very finest American Crown and Bridge Work, executed with ■■ EASTBOURNE. the greatest care and NO PAliSf. The very best English - Dentistry FOOtfiAU. Kit WANTED. with 'its good points only. Executed! by Skilled- Operators,. A BEAUTIFUL CARDEN. • Therefore NO PAIN. A Vb EAUTIFUL well-kept Garden refiecte MODERATE CHARGES. CONSULTATIONS FREE. 6 0 , j [To THE EDITOa.l ■JAj the character and taste of its owner; DOLPHIN SOAP make yours the admiration Of friends aii'd SiK,—I have 'received an urgefat appeal N eighbours.., by p la n tin g now w ith ■Wall Andl for football kit to be used by the Mobile flowers, Tijilips, Daffodils, iNarcissj, etc., Police behind the. line in Prance. Any obtainable ifrom •, I j NOTE ADDRESSES :-f old sweaters, shorts, boots, etc., will be Ori'Kl-VN FOR EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY. gratefully reGbiVed by me and forwarded I MIlIlER’S SEED STORES. 45, TERMINUS ROAD^^ 52, HIG5-1 ST., HAILSHAM 6 6 i d | i < l . r at once.—Yours truly, I 65, Seaside R o/[d, E astbourne. , Over Madame. iRoberts. WEDNESDAYS. ^ B R S A ^ E S TIME AND MONEY IP E R B A R . G. LORkAiN. ‘P h o n e, 11^2, ' E et. 1888. 39, Uppetton-gardens. Eastbourne. Grpvernment; Approved Fertilieert,’ Agents. ' , . - I I ...... ^ H E EASTBOURNE GAZETTE, OCT. 16, 1918 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. THE TRIBUNAL. The T ' IMAGINATIOH AND FAITH. VOLUNTEER CONDITION WAIVED [To THE E ditor.] Major H. P. MoPneux presided at Wed nesday’s sitting of the Tribunal, and there Soundest Investm ent Sir ,—I f Miss M. Till had done me were, also present the Mayor, Councillor C. tli-e honour of readina what I wrote before W. Bolton. Alderman E; Duke, Mr. Claude attempting to anewCT it, or had she ac Bishop, Councillor T. B. Hasdcll, and Mr. quainted herself with the report of the S. C. Ball, with Mr. 'W. W. Hugill (National National W ar Bonds) Service representative)- and Mr. H. W. 'lecture criticised, she would hardly have Fovargue (clerk). perpetrated so many blunders within the It was pointed out by Mr. Hugill that for compare of a single letter. I was by no certain classes of war work the date of GO TO means “ distressed that you reported Mr. suspension of voluntary enrolment had Strickler’s lectitre.” On the contrary. I been altered from October 1 to .Januar;y, 1919. P a r tic u la r s could be o b ta in e d a t all wae amused that people could be found at Labour'Exchanges. the beginning of the twentieth century, not The following are the brief results of the to go further,, back than the Christian era. c a s e s :— I even to prof^s to believe in such sophistry, H. T. Benge, 35, dairyman. Grade 1, asked with the history of religious, cults by the for his case to be reviewed. The applica thousand to warn them, for the hundreds tion was granted, and the Tribunal post of existing religions are but a fraction of poned the calling up'notide for a month. the whole. To say .that Christian Science F. W. Roberts, - dettdrpress printer, & G o., is different from all other forme of super solicited exemption from the Volunteer stition is simply to repeat what has been condition on the ground that he was a Urged in favour of all other formsiof error, conscientious objector to any form of j , ^ from witchcraft to ghosts. Were| it other military service: He signified his willing wise. what need for it? _ . „ ness t(» join the Fjre Brigade. The V.R. As Mr. Stricltler pointed out (Miss Till condition jvas accordingly removed. dexAfellers wrongly imputed the»statement to me), The condition -was also waived in the Waichmakers ^ “ there are more than two hundred differ case of C. I Field, who is working at Fair- ent kinds of religion.” Obviously, there field CourtJ Hospital. fore there must be some that are false. Ii W. J. Hjoadley,' a dairyman, who* was right belief is vital, as is claimed by the granted release from the same condition, prophets and priests of these different reli pleaded b,hat he was fully occupied 4 , S E A S I D E ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ gions one' might be pardoned (and pitied) throughout the day. if distressed amid the conflicting claims ot J. C. Ellis, widower, with four children, these rival religions. Ctohvinced of the 51, principkl bass in the Devonshire Park human origin' of all religrons, and not Orchestra ‘and the Eastbourne Military alone of tuat invented or discovered by Band, twelve' weeks on domestic grounds; Mrs. Eddy my sole object was to plead for V.R. condition waivecj. the application of reason and common R.-Richtii|d8on, clock repairer and winder, A s m ost of their G oods are still sold sense to this as all otlier of our social and etc., employed by Messrs. John Nix & Sons, intellectual111 UtvLlCA) L/ LtwX 'CWy activities. OJ. T X ^ ax&x Mr. • »s.>Strickler v.*. a ws leo- six months, without the V.R. condition. ture might ibo “ abeorbing to his spongi A. H. Dimond, 29, Grade 3, E. W.- Barnes, form hearers who. doubtless, would be Grade 3. hairdressers, six months, to con al4crbent.^uet as “ Salvationists ” get ex tinue' Red Cross work. cited over the corybantio antics of tam- Alderman H. W. Keay represented, at their w ell-kno'w n Pre-w ar Prices. bourinists; but it certainly was not illu Elliott's Stores during the hearing of the minating to the outsider of normal intelli a p p e a l fo r S. C. C. C hubb. 46, G ra d e 2, gence. Neither the lecturer nor Miss Till .head of the provision department. Six has shown that tliere is the slightest differ Months’ exemption was granted. ence either in the ppeteneione or results of 1 A. J . C h itty , 51, G ra d e 2, p ro p rie to r of Christian Science from those of the reli several butcher’s shops, six months; no Engagement & Wedding Rings a Speciality. gions which antedated it-in point of time, V.R. condition. but were similar in essence and spirit. I W. H. W ick h am , 49. G ra d e 2, w as sim i have already m-entioued two. Mormonism larly exempted, without the V.R. condition. -and Shilohism. and could name scores of F. W. Ellis., butcher and" license holder, OOOOpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOQOOO o o o others. These are denounced as impostors six months., -I by Miss Till, just as fanatics in all ages, F. C. A. Kennett and C; G. Daltrey, em from the time of Moses. haVe ,denounced ployed by Mr. W. J. Waters, six months in o O each other, and, sometimes, have put those each case. i o o Atom whom they differed to death, when J. Dace. Grade 2. employed on land for o the ‘ difference in nunlbers permitted. the Grand :Hotel, six months. o A student of comparative religions, I am W. Elli's. b o o t r e p a ire r, 50, G ra d e 2, six o o not unacquainted with the te^t-book of months, iwithout the V.R. condition. o G Ciiristian Science to which I am referred, W. G. B u tle r, 47, G ra d e 2, ta x i-c a b p ro o O with pity for my Ignorance. ' Like the prietor, twelve weeks, to continue with the o o writings of . Emmanuel Swedenborg—to ■iVI.T.. A.S.Cl V olunteers. Will relieve you of all mention anoither of the hierar.chy of o Fipr \Vinter Evenings. o difficulty and hardj work in pseudo-prophets or religion-founders—Mrs. E. F o x all, 47, G ra d e 2, ta ilo r , w hose p a r t o o Eddy’s (book confuses rather than clears ner rjecently fell in action, twelve weeks. o o the,; cleaning and tiolishing ■the subject if professes to explain. Mil o o lions of volumes have helped to obscure of Frying-pans, ^^spcepans^ the meaning of a sufficiently obscure Book © W e ho]d ,a Good Stock of these and Every o Tin and Copper ■' Vessels, to begin witb, written by—we know not o o ANCIENT MASONRY.” o Metalwork, Wjindows, whom or when. Variety of Toy at all our Branches. o Mind and Matter. o o Mairble. For cleaning o o Every psychologist and mental expert Woodwork^—Floors and knows that mind dominates matter, and A THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE. o o imagination plays a large p^rt in religious o o ■ i Kitchen Tables—there is experiences. Every forpi of religion has o o the same effect on its djevotees. All are An instructive and interesfting lecture nothing better. Cleanliness on "Ancient Masonry” was given by Mr. W. o o equally good, or bad, according to tempera- o and brightness follow the ^nent. No one would vlilfully be in the P. Swainsoii on Wednesday at the Theoso- VERY SPECIAL: o use of Monkey Brand/as wroi'g. When a person changes from one phical Society’s Rooms, 136, Terminus-road. o o form of religion to another (or none) the The lecturer said that most people looked iO o surely as, day follows night. eff-ect is purely intellectual and subjective, upon freemasons as a, body of men who not objective. Fire burns, water drowns, were united by some mysterious sdcret. o o disease kills whether one believes or not. The esoteric meaning, however, behind the x> THE AUTO-SCOOTkR, o W ON’T WA.sH Thei'e is no hatf-way over a precipice if miisonic ritual was open to all who pos o o c l o t h e s . one has the faith of ten tliousand Christian sessed sufficient insight.' Freemasonry had o 4 MODELS, o Scientists. The most powerful iniagination been defined as a system of morality o o will fail to cure fatal diseases, whether veiled in allegory, expressed by symbols. o 2 BARS FOR 4D . one be a Christian Scientist or not. There It dafed back to very ancient times, its o is no magic in names, and faith will not emblems having concealed and preserved o From o remove mountains. mystic verities- throughout the ages. o 17/6 o 32/6. o A capital illustration of the intellectual Traces of masonic symbolism were to be o :KE & COMPANY LIMITED. confusion of' Miss Till, in common with found in Asia, Europe and America., The G other Christian Scientists, ia afforded by original masons were the Mdgi of Chaldea, o o her linking together “ sin and disease,” as Egypt, and still more ancient n.ations. G A good substitute for a Bicycle and not o if they had anything in common. Sin is They were not workers in stone, but G o merely a figure of speech; disease is a mental or mind builders,' the edifice they G half SO expensive. Can be bought at o H, W H A SKINCS & SO^S, reality.- One is moral, the other material. erected, called Solomon’^ Temple, being the The great d-efect of religionists of; every Temple of- the Sun, Sol, Om or Aum, and G o CLERICAL,' IJAVAL, MILITARY & LADIES’ bcAl4oRS,i school is using language in an unreal and On, the Sun being tlie symbol of Deity. G o non-natural sense. . It does not ’ require From the earliest times men have studied G o 84> Terminus Road, EASTBOURNE a prophet from Brighton (or Boston) to astronomy. Seeing the influence the stars G o prove “ tbht there cannot be anything exerted on external things the more G o PKOMENADE COSTUMES' a n d RIDING' HABITS A SPECIA|jiIT¥. stipernatural,” in a literal sense; but, in studious naturally wished to ascertain O T he the colloquial sens^. all the grotesque jab- their ! influence on man. The sciencb^of o O o armentsinade on the premises ! First-class Workmen in Good Sanitary Workshops surdities that have postured in tlie guise astrology thus arose. As man’s physical of religion, from Shakerism to Eddyism, bodyi was the outward expression of his G o have claimed to be supernatural. Without innei* self, so the heavenly orbs manifested G o this pretension they would wither, - -like the :will of Deity. ,|A class of men gradu o SALE ! — Jonah’s gourd; in a night. Given this pre ally ' arose who were peculiarly fitted by G SALE! — SAl requisite and sufficient subsidy, and any (their superior mental and spiritual.endbw- G o thing poeturirig as religion will find adhe ments to formulate their studies into a G o W . T . i Ja M B & SO N, re n ts . scientific system. They were called Magi G o (ESI“ lA B L lsH E D 1879). I con. or Masons. Perceiving the correspondence Eastbourne, October 9. between the human body and certain parts G o 104, SEASIDE ROAD,i EASTBOUkNE. of Solomon’s .Temple they inscribed the G o GREAT SALE OF SURPLUS DCI£ AND UNREDEEMED PLEOGES. result of theiF studies in the sky in order O o :.T~\ Great Reducstio asV»d,Genuine. B.argains. PARCELS FOR THE TROOPS. to preserve them. The symbolic names ol O 3, Sussex Gardens, o Fo^ short time oniy previous to Sto (iktakir^. (Pawnbroking as usdal) the various Zodiacal signs arose in this O ’© Last Christmas the members of the con way. Astrology was studied by the early gregation of St. Saviour’s Church were O o masons as a sacred science. Seeing that O able to send parcels to tho§^ of their finite” mind wa.s the one and only thing 9, ferininus Eoad o . ADVERTISE I OUR WANTS IN THE acolytes and choristers who are now that could voluntarily create, they con O o serving their country at home and abroad. cluded that infinite mind must be the crea O o I hey hope to do the same again next tive power of the universe. O Christmas and ai^y contributions for this o “ EASTBOURNE GAZETTE” and Series. In course of time the Magi, or Masons, o The Colonnade, Eastbourne. purpose .should be sent to the 'Vicar. became interpt-eters only of the ideas sym o bolically built into ( the Temple by- fiieir o o forefathers. They collected the truths and o o wove them into the various religions. o o I The sun having been selected by the o TV aucienf. masons as the most fitting symbol BAGS, URSES, TOILET REQUISITES, BEAD NECi<|LETS o of masculine creative energy, the moon o was chosen as typifying the feminine and a First Class Selection of GENERAL FAN CY GQ ^DS; o Governmentj tiaving made an urgent appeal to the Public fructifying principle, all nature being o divided into two attributes, positive and negative. The sun exerted' its greatest o power wheir its rays fell vertically, conse o quently the nlumb or perpendicular line o was, chosen as the most fitting symbol of Stationery and Cards. o the masculine active principle, and the level or horizqntal line as the most suit o able emblem of the feminine passive i>rin- G ciple. Another symbol was the square re ooooooopoeoooopoooooooooopoooooooooooooooo presenting -the positive and negative forces meeting at a right angle. A further •iymbol was the compass, the right leg of which indicated masculine and the left leg essrs. F. A. Bi^^TEMAN, Ltd., feminine suprepiacy. The Zodiacal motion and declination being symbolised by the Concerts in thei llome. ve decided to close:' all th^ir branches at union of- the comviass and the square, a serpent, or .S', was placed in the centre 50 p.m. during the WINTE;'R M O N TH S. between- them tb indicate the germination of physical life. Later .the Hebrew letter The nights shall be filled with music, giinel wa^s substituted, while at the pre I And the cares that infest the day ohsultations by special apriointment / only sent time its English equivalent G -is used. Shall fold their tents like the Arab, ■ The square was placed below the compass And as silently steal away. after th at hour. /. as being typical of the purely physical union of the sexes. In astrology all squares symbolise discord and strife. The mmencing from MOM DAY, SEPTEMBER compass above ' the square! was typical of NEW MODELS. that higher union of soulsi in which recip 30,th, the hours will be : rocal love is the sole attraction, the angle THE LATEST RECORDS. formed by thq compass being a sextile. I In ,astrologjr all sextiles inUicate har 9 to I and 2.15 to mony. The letter G typifies the ])urely physical generation of offspring, but chil •117'TQ ■ I’lAiSiOFORTE imnNESnAYS dren should be the outcome of love. The 1 O y MTHWHANTS, 9 \ to union of the compass and square forma a diamond, the hardest and most precious of stones. \Vith the G in the centre it is EASTBOURNE. the diamond in the rough. Ground and polished .it is the priceless jewel of the soul, symbolised by placing the Hebrew letter shin in the centre. The God within L td ., then becomes manifest. Many other deeper and more interior truths were'hidden be neath the symbolism of masonry. ■ HAMMIGKS LIMITED, icians, 1 3 and 1 5 , CARLISLE ROAD. Also MEiADS. TELEPHONE : 323. “ D one H is B it.”—F red Silverlock, ex-Ser- TELEPHONE,,: 31 geant-Master Tailor. Royal Sussex Regi Testing Experts ment'. invalided, has re-opened as a Ladies’ and Gent’s Tailor at the old address, 9. Sea BAKE RS, CONFECTIONERS, 'CATERERS. side (only address), where a splendid assort ment of Suitings and Overeoatings, etc., caii be seen at reasonable prices. Nothing too large. Nothing too small, and no Pro O IN U S RD., EASTBOURNE. fiteering. —Do your bit by your patronage, please.—^(Advtd T)eliyery of f^read is continued ■ as usual, hut anp $EXHILL, ST. LEpNARDS, AND HASTINGS. A rtistic W reaxhs^ bosses, H earts, H arps, ' i . - r ■ ; . ■ ■ Chaplets, Sprays. Wedding Bouquets, etc., reduction in the price of bread fetched for \Cash 5s.. 7s. 6d. 10s. 6d., i5s. Extra large sizes, East” Sussex H9spital a!id Royal Surgical Aid Society. 21e. to 538.—J . C. H a stin g s, 10, P ev eseey - below that fixed the Food Controller is both ro a d . lb . C o m p to n -stre et. Tel. 580. 708. Gold and Silver Medallist for floral designs. — (A dvt.) impossible and unthink.able,i \ 1 2 . THE EAlSTBOURNE GAZETTE, OOT. 16, 1918 SITUATIONS WAN! U' L RATES SITUATIONS VACANT. ^^jnj^lO N S VACANT. SITUATIONS VACAI ^^IJUAT10N3^^ HQjySES & FLATS W ANTED. S^CIA MART Bpy® from 14 wanted ae o u s e -parlourmaid wantedr email FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. FOR f'ERSONAL OOK-GENERAL wanted, House-Parlour a r t e r ’ wanted; goo'd ploughman; cot v e n i n g S ; Trump^stere for a Crack cavalry regi C maid and Gardener kept; good wagte; H family; general might suit; good tage and garden.—Apply John Swa;'.- 1*0 GIVEN for jiossessiou of small nn- pe-Uil ment; intelligent and of good character.— 3 in family.—Mrs. Polehampton, Bramehottrefencnces required.—Apply, stating age; C furuislied House or Flat, in <>r lu-ai' E PRftEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Apply betweqii 10 and 11 to Bandma^ster wages,' etc., to Mrs. Cairnie. Dunedin, Cor- ton. Hoads Hill Farm, Wartling, Peveu- and Herald $\ < Rectory. Liphook.—c sey .—c • , E8tet1.iourue.—P.61151, Gazette and ilor;ii>l OTOiM . Hartley, 76ai. Marine-parade, Brighton.—p OOK-GENERAL required for emal' sica-road, Seaford.—ic j Offioee.i Eastbourne.^u Advertisements inssr ted in FOUR Papers a d y Collectore wanted for Ix>ndon and RS- Ernest Gardner, Spencers, Maiden AKDENER.*''^Wanted .experienced ali- M s itn a P ro v in c ia l c h a ritie s .—S e c re ta ry , 28, C family; good references essential; G rotiml .man; must be energetic and -A' IREVVARD for email uiifurnished cxpei'ietjci , at the Pri ue of pN^. r L wages £36.—Mrs.. Lovegrove, The Cottage, M head, Berkshire, requires Housemaid hardworking; also able to run electric X H ouse in E a s tb o u rn e .—Aj)ply 1'.. Beeefekrougli-aardens. Hondon. S.W.l.— Purley, Surrey.-^p and House-Parlourmaid; good references f ■complete o essential.—c plant.—Write t-Q the Manager, Mansion nity Mansions Hotel. Eastbourne, 'a lars to OOK-GE-NERAL wanted; salary £24.— p A OFFERED,, resulting in obtaining Small Prepaid Advertisements of the TRADE ASSISTANTS. u r s e Housemaid wanted immediately; Hotel, Richmond, Surrey .- Fa ringdori, Apply Matron, (fottage Hospital, a n wanted to look after and drive pair- "db small suitaldo'H onee; centi'al; lu-ai Personal Requireipents Class such as HorshamG .—A | good wages and outings.—111. Main- road,N Sidcup.—c M horses.—Apply J. Vyoodham, Boro CajVendish-avenuc ijreferred; soon as pot-- . Ladies R^uirin^ Servants, /^'COD plain Cook and House-parlour- Green, Kent.—A , . '‘j silLle.—Bign-yll, 14, Tcrminub-ro.ad. Ea,-t- J nini Hej'aT < Ml'f vpr maid required; good wages; comforL ARLOURMAID (experienced) required at ANTED, Head Gardenefr" 40.':.. house. l>o|i'u:ne.-r-c ' Servants Requiring Situations, Eastbourne.— aljle home.—Mrs. Paul, Cherry* Orchard, once; must be thorough and have ' Y ’ OL NG P good reference; housemaid.—Reply, withW coal and ligiit, from October ,171; also ENTLEMAN and Wife are desirous ut X Articles for Sa|ei A pENTS w&nted.—Be prepared for the Forest Row.—c Under Gardener, 35s., live out.—F. Gleadow, reittiJigL in Eastbolirne. Uiilurnislu-ci -CA- -; eiio,rm l\ l\ '■I I I . I it- THE EASTBOURNE GAZETTE, OCT. 1& 1918 11 SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATIONS V A C A ^;^ SITUATIONS VACANT APARTMENTS WANTlfeO. f o r ; SAli FOR SALE. o y wanted, out of sohool hours, to cajrry TRADE ASSISTANTS. \rOUNG li'ady required, several 4aya a FURNISHED AND UMf^URNISHEI i OYCLE, lady’s, sell £5 7s'. 6d . ; w a n t ISH ED .t ' X month, to assist with elericalj Work, /coals upstairs.—Apply 6, Chiswick- iJfpWO Bine Suits, one grey Suit, one dark 'BNING Woi'k, indoor, wanted, by B place. Eastbourne .—a , i PitRTMENTS wanted, at orioe. by lad.v B lady’s Tricycle.—Wado-Cook, Roydedge, JL Overcoat; nearly new, will (it tall, raen; hrnaU , iViic' posting ledger and accounts.—Ei6778, and two children; for duratr St. Leonard’a-road; Eastbourne).—jA jiectubl© man.^—Addrees' T.6668, Gazetj Gazette and Herald Offices,. Eastbourne .—a OMPTON Agency. Station-parade. East A two. pairs gi'ey striped’ Trousers, medium In ox m fer Herald Ollicee. Eaetbourne.—c bourne.—Good Maids of all classes for war ; husband in France; moderate teiime.— o t t l e s tor fruit and vegetable preser fd Jleriild,. f ■VrOENG Ladies wanted, age from 14i; ex- C J.6742, ;Gai ----- size, in gooa condition, one pair very warm r(j)TQK-DllIVEitTMECirANIC! •• reauli X , peribnee not necessary; 9a. to com- Eastbourne, Brighton, Leweis and district; j.6742. Gazette and ILerald Offices, East- B ving, with glass lids an^iscrew caps. ihatcrial in hhaok, quite new; one pair "'isituatibh; aged 39; seventeen yeab Parlourm aid and KitcHenmaid for Lond-pn; b o u rn e.—Ai 7s. 6d. per dozen; with m etal: cape amiOfficers’ Slaclvs, m e d iu m Wize, n e a rly new , Ifuniieiied ro.ence.—W rite E.8753. Gazette and Herald OARD-RESIDENCE required by lads fo r sp rin g s, 6s. 3d. per dozen:[completeo-preser- ■A pply i ’.. cxpolrienoc, private and workekbp; any cd Offices, Eastbourne.—p Nurses; Daily W aitress,for private hotel. excellent quality; one British Warm Over lMPERLAL Hotel, Devbnshire-place, East winter months; private b-edre o m ; vers with six bottles, 17e. 6d . ; 4 II less .5 per i- f n e . —B ;■ complptn overliaule, etc.—Further partibii COOKS AND COOK-GENERALS. ! B coat, 56iu. cliest.—Cooper, 20, Cornfield-fd., la re to V.. Garage Cottage, Carswell, ne a r I bourne.—Wanted at Once, two Chamber state terms, moderate and inclusive.— cent, for cash; all kinds pf Potato Spray ■Eastbourne. Don’t look for a shop—stocked iobtaiiiiiie Fari igdon, Berks.—A A T once, Cook-General and Houise-par- maids, 15s. week all found; also General J.6832, Gazette and Herald Offices, East ers in stock, from’4s. 3d.; Burgundy Mix in sid e. ■' ffal; nedr -iTX Ip u rm a id .—C h a p m a n , 17, U p p erto n - bourne.—A r ! ture for spraying jpotato crops. Is. 5d; per _ a s po6- 'IXT'ANTEE, Machine' Work, blodees, chil- Cleaner, 17/6 and food; good references LL-WOOL grey Gab Coat FrO’ck, also V t itlren's clothes, etc.— A.6698, Gazette g a rd e n s, E a s tb o u rn e .—c i required.—Apply Manageress.—A OMFORTABLE Bed-sitting-room, for,per packet; sufficient to make eight gallons: one in Blue Silk Poplin, j both very i|d, Eac n- W daily or one to live in; sbldier’s wife Ocklynge Estate Agency, Ocklynge-parade, c-ri.-Tjy Axminster Carpet, good I, m b d e rn JLJ o or r ijoibpanion-Hclp; tJioronglnly don es- gardens, Eastbourne.—A with child would, find kind home.—1.6738 Ra«t;hrmrnpEastbourne',—>'—a . *' TTOR Sale, Pullets.j Hens; Rabbit?; after 'i. 88; i Gazette & Herald Offices. Eastbourne.-r-A ilours and splendid condition: low I 3 i m iles tic a te d ■ Irefiiied, reliable.—Address X.6' CTOUSEMAID wanted; two kept;, s'mall URNiSHED.—Hyde-road, 24 gns.; near J- —G uy, 43, R ingw ood-rd, E a s tb o u rn e .—a est cash price, £7 15s. s e s s io n ; (la z c tti' ^md',; Herald Offices; 'Ba-?tbohrne-—A XX high-class ’boarding-honse;! i;ood ANTED, Woman for scrubbing, two TIVE half-bred' ! Belgian Hares, foxir t F Pier. 34 gns.;, near sea, 34 gnS.; Flat, '■J^’WO Axminster Rugs. 21s. each. p —A p p ly «f iV.Attendant (j LUidClcLll u to lady, UXor, I gentlem i.n: wages, outings and, gratuities.—Hartin'?ton V ' hours' early morning.-^Apply■ Gold gns.; Meade, 5| gns.—H. J. Chartres. 59 I months olcj.—Rev. 0. Hubbard, on,-j-c Aistoraed to caro-of invalid; ood Lawn, Ilartington-i/lace. Eastbourne.—f. ing & Perry, Burlington-road. E'bourno.—A South-street, Eastbourne. Church-street, Willingdon.—A m hhog- r e a d e r' --Naylor. 12, Hartington-place. East OUSEMAID, to assist parlourmaid, a n t e d ,' young respectable Woman fdr IRUpNISHED Flat, kitchen, gas cooker; lOR Sale, a lot jof Furniture, Fittmgs, ] a u rn e .—c b o u rn e .—A wanted for good-clas j 'boarding-house. housework; 15s. weekly'; m orning GENERAL WANTS. H onlyW ;—W.679i— Gazette and...... Herald Offices. X ; ’snnny ; near Pier.—0.6757, Gazette and iF Fixtures, Carpets, etc., by app'bixxt- I |)ly Ssy P!. ANTED, few days weekly, C ooking Apply 5, Ilartington-place. EastbournY —a Herald Offices, Eastbourne.—a ment.—Downey, 45, G rove-road, E ’boxxrne-A floiiseworla -A p p ly 9, New-r© o u s e - parlourmaid ' wanted j for Eastbourne. W O Let. furnished Cottage, from end of ENT’S Bicycle for sale; nearly new; CAVENDISH - PLACE, Eastbourne.— ta llk e r; Polegate.--A middle of November; two in faJmily October, a t Pristbn.—,Glebelands, -East g a lv a n » ANTED. U pstair Work by youn-g laltly. H and two servants kept.—^Apply Mrs. Half, T G can be Seen ' till 4.—80. G re en -slree t, Mangle wanted;- must be good con Dean.—c ! , Eastbourne.—a dition; state price.^B.—c I O rc h a rd ALjyidy lidy M.,i 2l. AAnnington-rd., n n in g to n -rd ., EE’bourite-A ’b o u rr 17. S ou th field s-ro ad , E a s tb o u rn e .—c | H'^O Let, furnished, two Flats, or as one W ANTED, a young lldueemaid for small A P ^ T M E N T S ^ o o d M angle,- Cupboard, 2 Wiridaor I'PLES- and Pegrs of the best quality badbE uo- ints work, about two b" -I- jself-cohtaincd Flat,' -consisting of four wanted-^.'Send particulars to Auet A ...... „ A p ply L.6836; G azette W family; parlourmaid kept.—Apply -or eight rooms.-'^Ou vie,w from 9 to 5, daily, G Chairs,C h a irs, FireF ireirio n s a n d F e n d e r.—146, A FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. Ashford-road, Eastb o u rn e.—a C-olcman, 5. (|)ornfield-road. Eastbourne.—a |i ^ ’ a n d lloraldl-Officcs, Eastbourne.—K Lady.Gates, Cade House, Heathfleld, Sussex-c Coniiaught-road. Eastbourne .—a QUANTITY of Gent’s, Ladies' and'Chil eir a n d ANT e d , Housemaid; also Girl 1(14); ecords (needle) asjqrted, OUTDOOR SERVAj^TS p a r t m e n t s .—Comfortable sitting and RAMOPHONE R dren’s discarded W inter CTotlung and Silk and - W sleep'' in.—Housekeeper. 3. Corn; Is. each, or ex change for others; first-! A I rp ; s e n d ^ AR|DENER (lady)i...... experienced..... I-Its 'street, Eastbourne.-A i Bedroom; also Bed-sitting.—10. Bourne- G kill” Coats wanted; also silk and woollen A B treeL _^ea8ide, Eastbourne .—a class condition ; M ichin© for sale, cheap; Sports Coats-and Jumpers; send card,—Eva |e , E asU P >sti or would giVo four hours work ANTED, House-parlourmaid ; good use of Sitting-room, with HOUSES & FLATS WANTED a f te r 6.—7t),. Cavericdfsh-avenue, E’bourne —a Gausden, 129,; Seaside, Eastbourne.—A for comfortable home.—D.5723. Gazette & W references '’required.-Apply iMre. Cycles.—Centaur; £6 lOs. ^2 does, iAforald Offices, Eastbourne.—A Fbvargue, Netherleigh. Grange-road. East- A p ply 40, T erm in u s-p la ce , A DIES OOTS,- Left-off ‘ Clothing, Household i! y o u n g ; ;bourne.—A f i ! Eastbourne.—a FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. £8 10s.; B Linen, Curtains, etc..- wanted to pur I -FiiM e d r o o m or Bed-sitting-room to Let good ley -ro ad , ANTED, House-Parlourmaid for'-Apart- GIIVEN.—Unfnrnielipd House.or Rooms Premier. £10; good condition, runhiir chase for cash.—Send postcard Mrs. E. •raent House; sleep in or otit.—Caven well furnished, on first floor; front order. Gent’s.—Triumph, tall frame. £6 M organ. 6a, Ocklynge-road, Eastbourne.—z 'I ■ : . W B room; quiet house; no attendance; central. a t o n ce.—II S., 123, A sh fo rd -ro a d , 10s.; helical tubipg.-^36. Ocklynge-road, B. Jones,' tlid Old Curiositie Shop, .248, 5n: i suit SllrU^^ON^ VACA^ d is h House, 1, Cavendisli-plabe. E’bourrJe.—a —A .6813, G a z e tte a n d H e ra ld Offices, E a s t Eastbourne.—A > —A . r . ' '-.f ' 40; leash YX/"a n t e d , a young House-Parlourmaid; -ROOMED Cottage, good garden, modern Eastbourne.—a G • Seaside, Eastbourne (esfabiished oyer A von b o u rn e .—a J^ADY .leaving Ea^'itbourne wishes to dis 12 iyeai's) will be pleased to buy any quan ^ r A d e a s s is t a n t s . T|T good wages and outings giveiij.—E. OARD-RESIDENCE for business jyoung 8 conveniences, Tir.rEastbourne orLewes, Voiis'den, 7, Lansdown-terraoe. Eastbourne-c freehold. With poesession.-Mount Ararat- pose, of a double arid -single beds, tity df Second-hand Paper-back Novels or tbo-iit 11 Y^0UN(3 Lady wanted for umbrdlla a n t e d B people.—S.6866. Gazette and Herald road, Richriiond.—c, blankets, ohairs, armphaii”, etc., and also Magazines ; otlier books according to VAT , House-Parlourmaid.T-Apply Offices,, Eastbourne.—a! , ",i Ijford, shpp;! must be a good needlewoman * Y 2. South Cliff, Eastbourne.—A | u r n i s h e d Houses wanted;.. Ocklynge. a chec'Jt meter.—Apply, between 10 and 1 valuej; also any kind of House Clearings.—4 Apply 18, Terminus-road, Eastbourne.—i. f OUNG Houeohiaid- ■wanted.—Apply Dr. ED-SITTING-ROOM: to Let, Furnished; Old Town and suburb's!—Ocklynge l.any day. Madam, l7, Vicarage-road, East i~i10,AL Business wanted to purcUase, |late bed, CAI’ABLE young Lady Assistant re- Habgood, Stafford House, The Avenue, terms moderate.-^T.6857, Gazette 'and FEstate Agency, Ocklynge-parade, East b o u rn e;—a : ^ vj (Sussex; i tonnage minimum 3,000.— : Bt £25;, quii'ed, Svith about two years’ exjexpferi e ra ip Offices', E a s tb o u rn e .—a » OVELY Set Black-Wolf, huge muff with Write Brown. 7, Dennington Parkrroadi. A Ehstbourne.—a '• ' ! 1 OlfFORTABLE hopie fo'r business ladies b o u rn e .—a [ - London. N.W;6.—p , Ighton.—F {■bee ip i dry i gpods trade.—Apply " lY n k ;[ GIRLS.' ■ ! 1 NPURNlSHEDi—Grbiind or Second Floor I heads and tails and large collar with 3s 6d. I’rice. ikosie 8, Station-parade, East- [1 terms moderate.—Apply, Underwood tails at back anal Johg stole ends with tails; YCl ES.—Several second-hand Ladies’ i/L YOUNG Girli wanted to help in' house- U Flat wanted for two ladies, or would ch-st., bourne.—A 89, F irle-ro a d ! E a s tb o u rn e .—a share half Ihonae; central; permanent.—53, new;: tf(.ke TO gtiine’ge.—M.6837, Gaz-ette and G ' (irid Gerit’si Bicycles w anted; any con j3 'C>OY a n d Gjii'l w a n te d (a ll d ay ).—Book work : good*^ com fortable home.’—pud- OMFORTABLE, furifjehed Apartments. A Herald Offices, Eastbourne.—a dition; fair ; price' given.—Mackinven, 9', liey House, Royal-parade East, E’boiiirne.- a overlooking sea' and • Pier; terms Cavendish-place. Eastbourne.— , ...ale. ,16 ► stall, Eastbourne Station.—a^ C TTPPERTON District.—Unfurnished House AHOGANY Counter Showcase, 6 ft. by i.s-buildings, Eastbourne. - - - rahted''. a ►0Y;.--Want(i;d, Sm art Boy to deljver'par •IjAUPERIOK Girl 'wanted to take out chil- moderate for winter months; good cooking 2 ft.; £2 lOs.-fApply by letter Z.6804, TjiURNlTURE purchased for prompt casli- dren.—Apply, ■between 3 a n d 4.3' o r vJ reqiiirbd; early ixosses-sion.—^Address lelsh Van' -*-X ce's by ,bicycle;-^Apply Bobby & Co. and attendance. —,Stanley House, 10, A. E. V. Dennis, 53, - Milton-road, East Gazette & Herald Offices, Eastbourne .—a X in large or small -quantities; iio ex-, |d H ar- 4,td.. Ea-itboiirrie. : « after 7 p.m., Spuiling 3. H artfieldH sqm are, Queen’s-gardehs, Eastbourne.—A pense for removal,—Alfred W right, 85., 87,) stre e t, Eastbourne.—A . ' i OMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments. ho iirn e.—A i • | , iULIjETS famous' laying strains, March OOK-KEEPER wanted for private ANTED, in Eastbourne, small Plat. 1918, h a tc h ;,lO d . 6d. each; six dozen 89. 101 . 103, ip 8. South-street, and Wish-rd.,' coainiercial hotel; one use to tabular '|t\TANTED,,a Gill, daily, for work in fla t; C bedroom a n d sittin g -ro o m .—59. Whit-, Eastbourrie.—^zz nio,'; B •i . - reference.—.tpply after 3, 2-. Wilrhing- ley-road- Eastbourne.—A W tliree unfurnished Rooms or small Ducks, same piripe.-Stamired envelope isystem.—Those with good references apply House, five minutes Gazette Office.—Apply list breeds. Hum^elL Stratford, Essets.'-M o r d Wanted, recent model preferred; feel; suit j-’roprittfess, Gildredge Hotel. E’bourne ton-square, Eastbourne.—i-A ASTS’© U.RNE.—H ighbury, St. Leonard’.^- must 'he cheap.—98, ' Tulse Hill,- ■ E as't- ■fj\7 ANTED, young Girl to help with hbuse- Bailey, 43, Kenwyn-street, Truro, Corn lURB-BRED Rahbite. Dutch and English, F o o t trade. — Y'oung Lady Assista n t E ° road.—Paying Guests received; near w all.—B , fro m M oss; iselling sto c k .—18. S o u th S. W .2 - P _ )ffices. aho ah ,Apprentice.—Apply B bot yy work fa pr: vate family; tw ■Other Stationf.-rA TjlURNlTURE—Wanted to P u rc h a se , everj^^ B maids kept; eomfortable place.—18, College- ANTED to Purchase in Belmore-road fields-road, Eastbo(urne.—a M a n u fa c tu rin g Co-mpany. 196, Seas!de URNISHED Apartments' also -Bedroom district, one or more 'Weekly Prop'er- ’ MANTITY of Wood, siiitable for a shed. J- ' description of Furriitiir© for'. Cash Eastbouriie.—A^ ^ I'ofad, E a s tb o u rn e .—A [ to L et.—5, N o rtih -etreet. E a s tb o u rn e ;—A W good prices''^iven.—L. T. Wenham & Son ANTED, a nice Young Girl, just leav F ties.—H. J. .Chartres, 59, Southtstreef, East W rite 34v Miiton-road, Eastbourne.-^A ASHIER anjd Rent Colleotor required j^URNISHED Bedroom to Let. with or bourne.; .1 . ( . i j a b b i t s , chea#,i to. clear; room wanted. 1122/124,- P ev ep sey -ro ad , E astbou.5ne: and at tw q u st.r- Auctioneer .—Address E.6B18, Gaz« W ing school. as Companion Help in ’ iw ithout attendance.—Apply 20. Corn Hailsham-—F 1 ; I a n d C srgall ( .flat.—Apply Ffat 1, Devbnshlre I Hopkins, Hatnirderi Park, .E’bourne—A "aiisiui ^ and Hejilald Offices, EastbourneJ—A field-road, Eastbourne.—A R ABBITS.—Sevelrai______Adplts and YoungY'oiihg- (TTILaMOt llONE wa^ jreirec o rd s. |ngl; o a k ALENDER Hands wantedj %leo,.G: '"u'se, DevoU'Shire-place, Eastbourne .—{a TTRURNISHED Bed-sitting-room; with or E a stt p a r ts R . -iterssters for salte'at salfeiat reasonable Prices.-'- prices. 61. Longstone-road, ; for; ebfting room.—^Wh;te H^at ANTED, respectable Girl for! house- J l without attendance.—4. Clai-enceYoad HOUSES FOR SALE. 24: Broomfiel.d-street, Eastbourne.—A ' -I bourne. A 1 1 ’ Cor, C TIT work, daily.—68, Pevensey-road, Eastbourne.—A Broomfiel.d-street, Eastbourne.—A L au h d A B B IT S fo r SSafe, ale, ch e a p .—83, Enys-E nys-rd., AM, Fruit), Paste Jars wanted; send ______. Eastbourne.—A ' I.l/IURNISHED Sitting--room and Bedroom card.—Cross. 49. Seaford-road. Easth ' i. /4 L h.p ‘ ■Ay OUNG Girl wanted for house work [each X tb Let. with or withoitt attendance; Bedfordwell-road. seven bed R Eastbourne.—A;E a stb o u rn e .—A.; ' ' .. 1r , J I-si niah.lin'Uligible,. i, look after one car a nd £ 1 , 1 5 0 ’ tAv.o sitting, bath, good; gar b o u rn e .—P n e jv ; also ga^ .engines; wages 40e.,j rooms inoj-ning from 10 to 1. Old To-wn;j grirl | central.—70.' Longetdhe-road. Eaetbourne.-~ a b b i t s , six iprire-bred Belgian Hare ENT’S Cyicle wanted; fail” price paid -tC 1 H ist le ft school would, sirit/-WLTTt;—■"* iiitel Z ifYURNISHED Bed-Sitting-:- .. -room hnd Bed den; long .lease.—H. J. Chartres. 59, Sbuth- ' Bucks. 10. wjeeks . old, 4s. ea^ ; one coal.—A. J . IHOllington, Aldgate, E.—A ^treet, Eastbourne.—A R G good condition.—lO, JUuction-road I N qttibg. r e s s m a k i n g ,—W anted, good s k i r t G az ette and Herald Offlobs, EastboRrile—.a Jj room, both facing s«sea; together o'” first-cross Belgian' iHare and Flemish GiantEastbourne.—A Ivajnized ■\T0UNQ Girl for housework; da separately; moderate winter teriiis.—Caven - P 1 Q Ilo-uee, five B u c k ,: 61 months, old', 7e. 6d.—Lionel P. Per Maker and Assistants;' alsoi BodiC' bed, two reception, bath, o o d modem Petr^ or Stea'iri Wagon DI(aker and; Assistant Sleeve Hand!—Jefsi X Russell,R u ssell, 6. Whi'tley-rd.. .Eastbour: dish Mouse (opposite Pier), Gx-and-parade kin, Hainpden Rairk, Eastbourne.—A Wanted; also a. Ford, with magneto, . good 'yOUNG»UNG GirlGi to assist in housework.-pAp- | Eastbourne .—a electric light, good garden; price £1,250; a b b i t s for iSale, pure' bred; state G Eastbeiurne.—A v a c a n t p o s s e s s io n .-E d g a r H o rn , 31, C o rn body immaterial.—Send full particularsL fh^ell ,3_ wante T- If - ' fc<>iuci.iji.-£iaa I DEAR MILK-P&ge 7 ? WONDERFUL S ELECTION AT THE t T h r STANDARD FOR ARTISTIC F OF 413 a t b a r g a i n . - Heavy I ight, I W ashing V ■ ■ aLj~\ 60 by Sp ...... 36/4 64 by 84 ...... 39/2 ises ■ 70 by 96 ... 47/9 Jap pi(k 84 by 94 ... 615 In dozons or didifferent shapes. GOVERNMENT CONTROl-EEl) l'|i,n i; S iz e p 13 to 15. SEE W I inDOWS,! M artyn! An<;lerson L a r g e s t C i r o e l a t i p n .L a b g e ^s t P a p b r t t —O l d e s t B s t a b l i s e e p . DALE > Ke E -E Y , I tc u r A ii jCiimited, TERMINUS R O A dJ The Colonnadfe'f ,3, Tluj (*‘> L '> N X a(A] Term inus iRoad; ^Eastbdurne. T a s t b o t i k n e . HK.XSihl’. iA>Ai). / : R e g ist e r e d Aij: THE G.P.Q. T^TJ T ( ^Tl' Od No, i , 3 l 6 ,d YEAR OF publication WEDNESDAY, OCT.l 16,. 1918. AS A Ne w s p a p e r . ‘ A /C *^' 62 n-rniw-f' GENERAL WANTS- ^OJBLIC NOTICES. _____ PREACTORS for THE WEEK. 'PI A CA: ? r TO -D A Y at ! J ANTED," Lady’s add JOent’s Bicycles DEFENCE OF THE REALM REGULATIONS UQUTH. STREET CONGREGA- W Bedroom Pdrnitur^ Bedding, Lino- AT -ON* . leuin.—E..6844, Gdzettfe & H e ra ld QfBces PUBLIC WARNING. „ t i o n a l c h u -r c h . iCODNTESS OF HX7NTIn| iI)0.n’S T uDSTK : E a stb o u rn e .—c | ‘ - » against interference with A? a ANTED. aT u r Coat, gtxJd condition.— SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1918. Dale & Kerley W K.674V, G az ette and] H e ra ld Offioea, carrier P I c e o n s. ; E a s tb o u rn e —.c , 1 , i In vidw of the fact that • severalli cases Preacher I— These Dainty Pull-pn Hats DECISION 0!| Till a n t e d tor piirchaee fcr cash, large or have recently ocqurred of Carrier Pigeons V REV. A. L. WALTER, B.A. just the very thing for this weatti W small quantity of ^yi/nd second-hand . The Famous I London Eyesight Specialist, need in the Government Service -being shot (Of Turner’s Hill), - P.AP.TY. EurnitulPe; best prices given.-^Apply Brown ■down, or injured by gunshot and rif the * Services 11 a.iai. (md 6.30 p.m. & Son. Complete House PurnisherB, 30, TIED by EXAMINATION, 1879. 39 YEAR3’ CONS very grave results th^,t Tiriay ensue, from Pevensey-road. Eastbourne. , Established the lose,of the birds conv-eVing IMPORTANT ’ITu‘ U)! 11 > i., L I over 60 y e a rs. i PRACTICE ON DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT, NAVAL. MILITARY OR AIR FORCE T. ANDREW’S RRESBYTEEIAN ANTED to Purchase. for immediate MESSAGES, the public are warned against, S -CHURCH. BLACKW'iA'rER ROAD. ILL Ivliic •tu' . W (cash, any quantity of gentlemen’s left- Is now visiting Eastbourne and vvill'be in attendance at the the serious consequences of infringing the SUNDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 20, \v;s n nu I! i I'K 111 -i \ off clothing, suitsj dresd suits, boots, shoei, provisions with regard to CARRIER Preachei;s [— L aF oiir' im-t-i ;hg' !k rj: ^ ;h | shirts, and undertinen ; highjest prices .given. PIGEONS contained in the DEFENCE OP M orriinc kb' 11. Fri(i-,i V i \ cniuLr . Ladies’ clothing j and bouse linen also CENIKAL WESLEYAN HALL, LANGNEY RD„ EASTBOURNE. THE REALM REGULATIONS, viz REV. J. C. TRAIN, M.A. ' I wanted; full ■ value given].— TraUsiictions R EG U LA TIO N 21a.-. ’ E vening a t b.30. ■' 'I'liat 't !i i^i-ini- i in he strictly .private. I Tel.'JE88L Mr. and Mrs. (opposite V.M.C.A-) *’ ^ If any perlsoii ‘ I REV. JAMES REID, M.A. ■u iins .and'object s pf tbt' Savage, 2, Busans-road,' Eastbourne; qI th}’ op-ir/iim tl 219, H ig h -stree t, Ljewos.—z Ca) KILLS, WOUNDS, MOLESTS or takes All vacan t seats are fi-oe FifvE m in u tes before ' ll until SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th, any CARRIER or HOMING PIGEON n o t the I time of service. t'y.-ici-i-ti:;! :i(,'-! i T/fT"a n t e d , to purchase, good second-hhnd belonging to him, and without the author V t Furniture, Pianos. Bcoks, etc.; good ity of the[owner, or, t hr* etu; ! i i!',';;!. -'! price given; up cemmissiou or expenses de- where he can be, personally consulted on all cases of defective sight FREE (b) Havingkfound any- such CARRIER or a s t b o u r n e BA PTIST c h u r c h , tl..,t nbe dticted.—Macknivqn, 9, Elmsilbuildings. Eas|;- OF CHARGE. » dead -or Incapable of • ihirt.v; >b:.ri n r-'. bourne. L ] i HOMING PIGEON E CEYLON, PL|ACH. flight, neglects forthwitb to hand it over o r (Second turning right Cavendish-place from r.'.’ -’i ANTED, tb purchase for cash, pll kinds send it to some Military Post or some Piei-j. W •of Waste P'apcr.—SeUd approximate p.'.eiigi: oil I' -. i ■■ - ; weight on a pGstc'ard to Majnager, Printing Police Constable in the neighbourhood with SUNDAY NJtXT OCTOBER 20, 1918. Those who value theib Sight or who suffer f^om Headaches, Eye Strain, or information as to the place where the . . t'reachei(; 1 o • 1' '**. I'* ! ! Department, office.of this paper;—x pigeon: was found; or ! REV. DAVID BARRON. liuim-iJl lor . ANTED, Doll’s Pram, in, good condi Brain IFa.g should he Cffffeful to consult a^ian of long experience, as great (c) Hjaving a s to tion.—D.6326,'Gazette & Herald Offices, obtained information 11 a .111. an d 6.30 p.m . ' ( '.'i'll'.icj I lor T. !. Eastbourne.—cW ' ' harm la often done by wearing badly-prescribed, glasses, -often totally nn- any such Carrier or Homing Pigeon being Special ^Monthly 'vvening Service. ri-led o;'vi;;i n’ A N T:^, a Nur.sc’s Grejf Uniform Coat, suitabjie to the patient, and only long experience and practice can prevent, killed or found incapable for flight neglects Subject; " Unconditional Surrender.” a inoug .*.,1 !i, I'f i,-. W ineoiiim build.—S.678a, Gazette and forthwith, to communicate the informaticn of the I \ H erald ■Offices, Eastbournc.-rA such treatment. Come and see me while there is time. I make no cha|rge to a M ilitary Post or a Police Constable in G'-r.'if'!H■ f,i' tin ■ ^ ■^TANTED by f experienced laundress, whatever, and my advice given free is worth one guinea!, ini evei^y case. the neighbourhood, ho shall be guilty of a rpASTBO^RNE BE cIt HERHOOD. .vnif II, Of I I .r -n fjV Boys’ o r. Girls’ Schbol or Private Summary Offence against the Defence of brmig'h .nl’,' Dr.* the Realm Regulations, (F b e e Ch'dbch). Faimilies.—V.6471, GaSetteH and Herald punishable by im President. ALDERMAN E. OUEfc. J.P. o 'h let '.v.-iirnr '.r-.-.' 'li'i"!'! offices, Eaetbourne.—c I' Free Gonsultatioil. -Moriiing, 10 to i . Evening, 2.bo to 7. prisonment or not exceeding Six Months Gllavm ingiHat inaclc ot Panne 'Viel with or without Hard Labour, or a fine of SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918. a t 3 p .n i’ ANTED, a good sgialUManglG.—Write bndon A d ^ ress, 167 Thp Grove, Hammersmith, London, W. One Hundred i Pounds, or both such Im sfcitoiictl brim and crown, ’i ' “ ' W L .6628, G az ette an d H e ra ld Offices, Congregational Church, Pevensey Road. , Eastbourne.—A , ] prisonment and Fineb In all colours. '■ Mr. T.. C. iJ Speake r : I'lltf (1: ANTED, small Covered van, suit pony , FIVE POUNDS REWAR.D MR. F. DARTNELL. 1. 1 l)o"r Was W 14 hands ; miist be in good condition Will'be paid to any person affording such ll.-lV. and cheap.—iStoncbara, Baker, Comnier- information as to the killing or concealing Open to all. w ith h irh cial-rond. EastbouTne.—A 1 of Naval, Military or Air Force Carrier V- r:i IH if- Ik L >! 1 ASTE Paper is urgently- required by Pigeons as leads to a conviction.' This re Hi;} Lr !;'! 1 • - . the mills for] re-pulping.—The Sussex ''[''HE SADVATION ARMY CITADEL, ’.••.It- ^ W CAMPBELL, TO-DAY at ward will be,' paid by tlie COMPETEN'C -L LANGNEY ROAD. a lid IG • Waste Paper Co.. 67a. Tideswell-road,'East MILITARY A-U'riiOgrrY for th’e ' Area in V (-.liM bf re tH bourne, purchase jail kinds and pay, good which the offence was committed.! SUNDAY; NEXT OCTOBEP 20. 1918 st'nse I ll:i t 1' EH!’-I nriees. Write or call. ! & CONFECTIONE R INFORMATION with ■ regard [ to ->4 any SPECIAL REV-I\*.-\L SERVICES. ' Ti.’K (-V ihl-:: 1 '■' 1 CHADWICKS. offence against the above* quoted hegulatidii Conducted bv !|ii ii ’ Mi’*’ f' ■'h should be given at once to the Chief'Officer MAJOR JOHN POTTER. ]\U\ v.h'd. ' Terminus Road, ~ of 'the Lpcal Police or to the Coinpeteht (Brighton',) lU'Ct) ) 1 h‘i r'i :c> n E l. F. r h House.; T.owns.—C j . i t Military Authority for the Area wliere the Assisted by Adjutants DORRELL -•.n- -