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an Increase be left to the Borough enable a man to pay his rent and keep a wife and pay men 26s. a week than force them into the when through Illness or time off at tbelr own family UMMtfqrt and deeenoy. If they took the workhouse. request the regular drivers were away. They The tor: Aa e matter offset of faot the Borough mattefMMM$M|>alked over it quietly, he thought . The Mayor : There are only 16 men to be dealt must realise that In a concern like that a lot of Roj 8 gives Increases without any reference thOT mJghi wallse the justice of luoreasing some with and the Surveyor will deal with them fairly. spare driving wonld have to be done, and it would to the Ittee. It ie perfectly rlgh ) to leave It Councillor Marshall : Unfortunately there are be Interesting to know how often these boys per The montJ to hlm.1 AUepaaiL Kbay hoped the Oounoll would not 148 who will not be dealt with. formed the duties of driving, as he understood E L L IO T T ’S took plaoe on Councillor Huggktt : Thanks toy. yottr explana senff^ltem ort baok. The oommlttee had devoted Councillor Pearson : We have been here three they were very considerable, especially In the tion, Mr. Mayor. 1 take It In this light.. I f he a considerable amount of time and thought to the solid hours (Voices : “ Two” and laughter). Well, summer months. With regard to the third class finds the warns not adequate—too low^-ghe uses his two; that Is quite enough. This matter ought oondnotors receiving 4d. per hour, the report did matter, and they had obtained Information which STORES, G . H. discretion. I submit, on the other hand, the had neoessarlly involved very considerable expense. not, I maintain, to be left to the Highways Oom not state that five conductors reoeived an advanoe l i h i t u b O. K l Oounoll should fix the lowest wage a id not have Up to the present time the information rcodved mlttee. I therefore propose that It be referred to of }4. per hour on the pay day previous to the last C. It. one man receiving 18s. and qthera 10s., 21a. and 90 had cost £60, and to extend the inquiry further a Speoial Oommlttee. Oounoll meeting, but after the question had been Ernest I forth. There should be a minimum wagje, or rather meant more expense, and the obtaining of no The Mayor said there was a notloe of motion to sent In to the chairman. With regard to one man (Opposite 8 . Saviour’s Ohnroh), t . e . <: a fixed trage, so that he know^ what to go upop U______9efal additional information. ______Councillor Huggett__ that effeot, which would be considered later. receiving £ 1. la. 8 ). per week, by a coincidence H . H. I ThXUDe BIU1UUUQattitude VIAof the11*10 UUAAAUXAVVOOoommlttee MOhe wasWip uwunot BUW-alto- i had stated that the attitude of theoommtttee was Oounolllor Ga r t e r agreed that there was no that amount appears In Mr. B. S. Rjwntree's b . o. r j gether surprised at, considering the personality of' against him. He (Alderman Keay) only wished need to Impart blcterness Into the dlsonssion. book----- EASTBOURNE Capt. J They wanted to give the matter heartfelt consider May o r: Y ou Dr. Nla the members. There were four build irs (orles of that the attitude of Councillor Huggett had been The have already dlsousBed that. And At MEADS. R. E. I ‘Order”). in oommittee what It had been In the Counoil, ation. They wanted to oonsider whether they .Councillor Ma rsha ll: lam going to discuss It T. B. CH Alderman Martin ; I don’t think a member of beoause it had been entirely different. The were paying those men a wage they could live on. as regards this conductor. Rev. H.l the Oonnoll should oome hear and oast slurs on attitude of Councillor Huggett In the oommlttee They were paying men 21s. a week. Was It a Counolllor Nibdermayeb : Mr. Mayor---- W. Jen J And Invite Inspection of their choice selections of others. -*-*■ - was absolute silence; It was most difficult for him living wage? That was what they had to oon Counolllor Ma rsha ll: I am on my legs now. Algorud The ayor (to Oounclllor Huggett): Let us not to say a single word. Even at their last oom slder ; and he hoped the Council would take the iedbrmaybr M Councillor N : The rates cf their Telephone Number!: . | 1 ■ ' A r, I have these personal remarks. mittee, when a resolution was moved that a certain matter In hand and pay the men what the j could wages will be raised at Easter, “ inclllor Huggbtt : I have not mentioned any seotlon should have an Inoreased rate of wages, no live upon. Whose fault was It that the oblldren Oounolllor P earson : I rise to a point of order. South Houses, 227 and 27. Dr. J. ’ members. ■ j i one seconded it. He (the chairman) had to say to had to go out to labour If the men were paid The Mayor : Please sit down. K W. ’ Vienna Tailor|-made Costumes, Mham Beanos, 207. B. T. V | The Mayor: Y ou arc making penional refer Councillor Huggett, ‘‘Now, Mr. Councillor Hug: badly? Councillor Marshall : I think it Is a disgrace to L E. f ences. ' gott, surely you won't let that go for want of a The Mayor : I think I may mention that the this Corporation. If they are about to have a rise Telegraphic Addreaa: E. Kidd Councillor Huggbtt : I have not met ittoned any seoonder?” OounolUor Huggett then said, “ Ob, number of ohlldren who have been found working at Eastor I don’t see any reason why they should W. M.] Parisian Gowns & Blouses particular persons. There are four bulMere. ye3,.l will second it.” They had heard that day In selling newspapers Is about thirty for the whole not receive It now. In the course of farther Elliott’s Sroans, The Mayor ; I most ask you to give your the committee sheltered themselves behind the town—not more. remarks Oounnillor Marshall said they provided arguments in a quiet way without a ll1 fils violent Surveyor. I t is only fair to say that wbeu the Councillor Ca r ter : Do you oonslder yourself linen coats for conductors to keep them cool In the Wiliingdonl Parisian Millinery & Neckwear, Surveyor came there eight years ago he found a that a man can bring up a family of children on hot weather, but did not give them overooats in ^Councillor Breach ; I don’t mind. large number of road sweepers paid from 18j. to 219. a week? I was very sorry to hear those winter to keep them warm. The medal! The Mayor (to Oounolllor Hugge it): Please 24 i a week. At the present day—although It was remarks from you. I don't think you have sym Oounclllor Niedermayer : W care muoh obliged above olub ti Parisian Petticoats & Dressing Gowns give your reasons In the usual langut ge used in very loudly proclaimed at the last Council meeting pathy with a labourer and the way he has to live. for the lecture (laughter). following res this Counoll. that they were paying their sweepers 18>. a week If you, sir—I should like to put it—oame away The committee’s proceedings were approved. Oounolllor Huggett : Evidently soma don't wish from your residence, how would you like to live In TEA AND COFFEE Mis«: |. - I______t I —they would find, If they went through the Miss' 8j| to hear. i information prepared, that they had one man only one of those bouses and try to exist on 21s. a PLEASURE GROUNDS COMMITTEE. The Mayor: Your method is oontrary to the receiving 18s. a week. This one man was 67 years week? Counolllor T hornton moved and Alderman praotloe here. J . of age. I t must not be forgotten that they paid The Mayor : I am not saving anything not In Duke seoonded the adoption of this committee’s French Dress Fabrics & Silks Councillor Huggrtt : I am not surprised, I say. their men—every man on the staff—for ten days’ sympathy. I only just mention the faot that the proceedings. EXPERTS. considering the personality of the oommlttee. If holiday full pay. In addition to that they paid number of children who’have to go out Is not Counoillor B eal, referring to the yearly estimate, for Tailor-mades and Afternoon Gowns. anybody looks at the names of the members they eaoh man 53. In lieu of a beanfeast. He ventured large- asked whether a sum had been allocated for the V ’ EASTBOUf i I 1 ----- won’t be surprised themselves. I will, say It to to think that very few workmen In a oountry plaoe Oounolllor Carter : I was referring to the provision of a band at Hampden Park during the that extent. I moved varlons motions for Increases were paid in that way. If these men were so dis remarks you made just now about their not being summer months ? The eleven] for the men. As regards the support I received, satisfied and they could got these higher wages, married and being able to live on a certain amount Counolllor T hornton: Yes, the same as last bourne, whiaf It was veiw scanty indeed. I must thank Mr. why in the world did not they go and get them? of money. If a man Is employed to do certain year. on Saturday,! Councillor Hoadley for supporting me to a certain Now what did they find? They had found that work, and he does It, he ought to be paid what he . Counolllor P ea rso n : What was the estimate PURE CHINA TEAS. beet looal tall EVENDENS Ltd., extent, otherwise I do not think there |would have until the last three months there was absolutely can exist on, and taking this list supplied by the last year ? Yellows a go! been anything considered at alL I ibould not no oomplalnt. The men were satisfied. It might Surveyor I Bay wo are not paying the men what Counolllor Thornton : If yon will give me three goals t(] have had anything seoonded. The ooi imlttee, to be said they were afraid. He did -not believe It. they: can exist on, I don’t think we should leave notloe of the question I will answer It next time, matoh the save their faoe, considered the carmen ;o a oertain Whenever their mea had wanted anything they the question of paying more to the Surveyor. Connolllor P earson : Kindly state how many 80 MUCH RECOMMENDED BY TBM defenoe a wa extent and gave them Is. lnorease. II seemed to had been to the proper ohaunel. The proper Most likely he will be acoused of having favourites, times the band plays there during the stason. play of Grt, W e a r buy it a t me that they began to realise tin ■r position, channel was not a oounclllor. Certainly an appeal and the arrangement is oertain not to give general Counolllor Thornton: I have not the slightest MEDICAL PROFESSION. After a quark Afto- a morning's consideration niflbody was could be made to him if they could not get justice. satisfaction. 1 should like the Oounoll to deolde Idea; If you ask me next time I will find out. pass from Wl entitled to any Increase. They thought they had But the request should not be made to the coun what they are going to pay. The report was adopted. minutes lateJ better consider the carmen and give them an cillor first. The proper person to go to was the Alderman Simmons : A remark was made by the shot, whlohl lnorease, but there their generosity ended. The h&ad of the department. The head of that depart proposer (Councillor Huggett) that he was asked PUBLIC LIBRARIES COMMITTEE. Interval Eastl Surveyor’s comparative table gave averages of ment is the Surveyor, and a fairer, more upright at the Highways Committee by an alderman If he On the proposition of Oounoillor E aster, scored. Ten f wages, but not the averages of rents, whioh he and more willing man to help the working Claeses wantwl the old men discharged. I never say In secondei by Councillor Durell, the mlnntes of put Eastbon (Councillor Huggett) regarded* as a notable omis they or.uld never fltd than Mr. Prescott (hear, oommlttee what I am afraid to say In the Counoil. the Publio Libraries Committee were approved Ideal Teas for Dyspeptic*. nearly half tr sion. He thought the two were Intimately j bound, hear). The committee thought It better to leave A former aurvi yor told ns that If he were allowed end the s&m| together as regards the oost of living and the the matter of the increase. It necessary, to those to discharge some thirty old men he oould do with SANITARY COMMITTEE. Eastbourne I wages required to meet It. When thl9 report was sweepers to Mr. Presoott. If he felt that they were a coutidejrably smaller number of young men Councillor Hollins introduced the recommenda Eastbourne.-r being oonaldered' the Trades and Labour Council; worthy of more he was sure Mr. Presoott would better paid. The committee were most emphatlo tions of the above committee and proposed their 2/-, 2/6, 3/- per lb. Wells, backs;! deolded that they would get Information from grant It. Some towns had to oontractfor their work. on that oaoaslon—as they have been on subsequent adoption. Councillor Fox seconding. Mitchell, hiUf-l other plaoes. He admitted that some of the They had In this way made a very great aavlcg. oooaBlons— ihab It Is far better that these men who OounolUor Beal, referring to a proposal to Garrard, J. C.T grant an application from the Old Town Church Mr. MacKiml averages were favourable to Eastbourne, but the He hoped the day would never oome In Eastbourne are past their prime should do what they can (even H. Jesson ll’o-t] were otherwise. The report of the Sur- when they would have to oontraot for their work. at a lower wage) and have the knowledge that Lads’ Brigade to rnse the baths for 21 . Inetead of Towner (Post] Solid Gold Expanding Watch Bracelet, veyor dealt with twenty-five to Tiaklng But they had other people to consider besides they have got their liberty and are doing some 3d., advocated a uniform charge for lads generally Henman (SI. L twenty-two (omitting the four famine-] lOed, raok- workmen. They bad to remember that there were thing to maintain a home than that they should be In the distriot, who, he said, If they did not belong Engineers), C. I 15 jewel lever movement, £3. rented towns of Eastbourne, Hove, lexhlll and numbers of spinsters and widows who worked driven Into the workhouse. Really, when we come to the Churoh Lads’ Brigades were debarred from i Dale (St. AM Bournemouth) the average rent for six-roomed hard from Monday morning to Saturday night to analyse the list, we must know perfectly well having privileges the other lads enjoyed. ELLIOTTS SPECIAL BLEND* Boys), forwards The Patent Britannic.Bracelet with Gold Lever Watch ...l ... £4 dwelling was 7s. Id. The average at given In and who had the hardest job In the world to make that many who are employed have been discharged Councillor H ollins said the suggestion, if the report for the Borongh of Eastbou: ) Is 9s. 6 d. both ends meet. They had got to oonstder them. by other employers of labour and are men no one adopted, would be of no advantage generally, First quality 1JT jewel Lever Watch with Patient Britannic Bracelet, £6. The common experience is that It Is 1 If they They had to oonslder that every penny put upon else would take on. The Counoll have In their beoause the elementary schools had a cheaper rate than 21. All boysivs undernnd 14 got In for Id. and boys 2/2 per lbj' went to Old Town they would have a job to get a them made a difference. Then a great deal had employ three men over 80, fourteen over 71, ST. Md six-roomed house at 12a. The workii men paid been said about rents. Some people In Eastbourne eighteen over 68, thirty-eight over 65 and fifty-three over 14 for 2d„ therefore he did not think a change W. BRUFORD & SON, 100, terminus Road, i 23. 5i. In exoees of the twenty-two to’ us that bad —working men—preferred living In a good house, over 60 Some of the members say, “ Yon don’t was necessary, sent In reports. This famine of woi ng men’s preferred the enjoyment of a large house beoause, know what It ts to live on the wage that has been The oommit,tee’s proceedings were approved. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. St, Mary'B own ground I Eastbourne; and at Exeter houses enabled small property ownei to take with the help of their families, they wero able to ;)ald.’’ - 1 oan tell them that I do know what it Is WATCH COMMITTEE. 23. 5i. above the . average rent. 1Chls 1 might let. He wanted, In oonoluslon, to aBk the members ':o live on It, and a good many more In the room previously tod account for the. strong opposition in that quarter of the Counoll to study the Information the com also know, I would ask those councillors who are The minutes of this oommittee were submitted Leonards. Tl HI S ROAD BARRIER. to municipal housing. But, to be fair,’even accept mittee bad given them, for If they looked Into the pressing for Increases allround tore-oonslder wbat by Alderman Simmons, who proposed their adop and their on| tion. 1 first half fron TOWN COUNCIL. The Tow) Clerk read a petition handed to him ing the average given for Brighton -whioh " he figures they would see that Eastbourne oompared •heir aotlon Involves with regard to other rate contended was too muoh—and the ikverlge for favourably with other towns, and In most oases payers, to refleot how It will affeot the position of Alderman Rowe seconded, teams went | by Oouncl or Huggett. The document, whioh Councillor B eal noticed that applications for unpleasant bore the si) atnres of 48 persons, read as follow Eastbourne at 109,. the balance against iistbourne was above other towns In their rates of wages. persons who are straggling—and succeeding with vas that if Teat difficulty only—to get a livelihood. I deny two motor ohar-a-bano licenses had not been referee's deol| We, the nderslgned ratepayers and residents of workers was 23.2d. a week. The faot ■ Councillor Marshall said Councillor Huggett granted, and asked whether the committee would E L L IO T T ’S •CORPORATION WORKMEN’S WAGES. Greys-road, esiro to draw the attention of the Town the Eastbourne landlord must have h| pound of could not have been silent in oommlttee seeing bsolutely that the oommlttee or the Counoll have and there > defend Its een hard - henrfced In their relations with tbeir re-oonsider the matter, because he felt It was to visitors were | Council to tl very meat inconvenience and annoyance flesh (In raok rents) labour was out that he had moved the various resolutions for the interest of the town that these licenses should the homesb caused to by the existence of the useless and vlotlms from starvation wages. Rstl strong Inereases of wages. As to bringing forward employes. I contend we have been sympathetic STORES A SPIRITED DISCUSSION. dangerous ier at the eastern end of Greys-road and language, bat to the point. , In all our dealings with them, and I only wish be granted. further soor whether sol action cannot bo taken by the Council to arguments to that committee, I (continued the Alderman Simmons explained that the applica LIMITED to pleoes rath secure Its rci oval. ; . |T le speaker then, In detail, contrasted the speaker) should think you might as well bring olroiimstances justified us making the Increases Surveyor’s comparative averages of ja six-room asked. tions were for two additional licenses for outside Hastings and Aldermai arguments with Beaohy Head (laughter). Aider- drivers desiring to come into the town, and the (Oppoeit# 8 . Baviotu’e Church), St. Mary’s, nd The monthly meetl of the Counoll was held E bay (chairman of the Highways dwelling In various towns with jhe figures man Eeay states that you pay these road sweepers A division on Counolllor Huggett’s amendment Committee! We cannot remove It or order Its was then taken, with the following result :— committee were of opinion that those already at the Town Hall on inday, when there were obtained from the same and other toiwns by the 183. to 24s., and he deplores the faot that I men granted were ample to meet the needs of the present:— removal, We have no' power. I t Is, a) private Trades and Labour Oounoll. He followed up this street. 1 tioned 18;. at the last Connoll meeting. I deplore For the amendment...... ^...... 11 town. i j W. Bolton) In tee chair. • by reading a communication from Brighton con the faot that he does not tell you that he employs A gainst...... 24 EASTBOURNB The Mayor (I A motloi by Councillor Beal that the petition cerning artisans’ and laboarers’ dwellings In that The report was approved. The Deputy Mayor (I R. T. Thornton). be reifi two men at 24;., two at 23s., three at 22s. 6d., six And at MXAbs. to the Highways Committee was not town. at 229., twenty at 21s., four at 20s. and one at 103. Majority against ...... 13 FINANCE AND GENERAL PURPOSES Alderman E. Duke Alderman W. Sharp second Councillor Be a l : I rise to order- We are, I Now, do you think it fair to say that we pay our F o r: Alderman Weloh, Councillors Pearson, COMMITTEE. T Mi --- Alderman C.F. Simmons take it, dlsoosslng, not house rent, but rages. » j; Alderman J. C. Towner COMPTON PLACE ROAD IMPROVEMENT. men 18s. to 24s. when only two men reoeive the Hoadley. Prior, Morgan, Carter, Eden, Soddy, The recommendations of this committee ineluded A respond! The Mayor: The argument Mr, Oounolllor maximum wage and twenty reoeive 21s. ? whereas „ J lLMa Alderman J. Welah J h e ToUn Clerk, referring to the above, said Marshall, Hnggett and Chapman. an estimate for Borough Fund purposes of £37,665, goofldmooe Alderman T. & Rowe Hnggett__ intends to use is that, havln, to Mr. Rowntree says in his book that 21s. 81. Is the Against: Aldermen Keay, Rowe, Martin, Including £6,283 for polloe and £13,682 for educa ' J • Mr. Rolan(j/Burke had that day been to see him th- e rents of " houses, wages should' su\d be higher, so he BADMINTON. Call or W rite! R.Aloe Councillor F. J. Huggett I with to the proposed removal of trees in amount required for the lowest standard of life. Towner, Harding, Simmons, Duke and Sharp, tion. It was moved that the Ovarseers be ordered T. Beal Councillor D. Knight Comnton Is at liberty to refer to rents: but It Is really In farther remarks, Oounolllor Marshall said he Counolllors Thornton, Fox, Holllns.Durell, Puls to pay suoh contribution to the Borough Treasurer i l aoe-ro&d, and he (the Town Clerk) unnecessary to go Into all these details. B. Bradford Councillor A. JMarshall | suggested ihat before the trees were removed It should not regret the Corporation work being put ford, Wright, Niedermayer, Rnssell, Knight, Brad by quarterly instalments, [This Borough Fund A ladies’ matoh was played by the Central C. Breach Councillor H. Morgan Councillor Huggrtt alluded to the housing con out to contraot, beoause the Council had adopted ford, Easter, Breach, Rawles, Duke, Aloe and TeL 554. Conncillor Niedermayer would be esirable for the Highways Committee contribution Is Included In the poor rate, whioh Is Badminton Olnb against the Meade Club at F. A. Carter, ditions and prices of dwellings at Bexhlll, Bourne the fair wage olause, and the contractors would Beal. ’ to be the same as last year, viz , 2s. 61. In the £.] For It 1« hetu A.A.Chapman Councillor J. W. Pearson to see Mr. lorke on the matter. mouth, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings, Incident have to pay the standard wages. Folkestone Gymnasium on Saturday, a close game resulting In to apply to i J. Duke Councillor 3. Prior Oounolllc Russell: Are the trees standing on Councillor P earson asked how many aldermen The estimates for distriot rate purposes were a win for the latter team by five events to four. ally mentioning with regard to the I last-named Corporation had granted an lnorease of 2s. all had voted ? also submitted, and notice was given to make this F.». Bareli' Councillor J. Pulsford the Duke’s (land? a week, Miss Aldridge and Miss Dennison beat MissC. Andrew J. Easter; Councillor J. Bawles The Tot town that the road sweepers there got round. Eastbourne, one of the most expensive The Mayor renlied that the names had been rate on April 6 th at 33. 2d. in the £, the same and Mrs. Taylor, 7-15,154,1541; beat Miss S. Semple and J. Eden Councillor S. Russell Clerk said they were partly. plaoes to live In, saw no reason for taking the same MON & 1 Aide E bay Intimated that the oommlttee The Mayor: The Surveyor’s Infi atlon was oalled oat and Councillor Pearson should have amou at as for the past year. Miss Scott, 17-14, 15-5; lost to Miss Pace and Mla« S. N. Fox Councillor G. B. 8 oddy obtained from the Corporations of ose towns, course. Wages were generally lowest In places Alderman Duke, In giving a summary of the Morrison. 10-15, 5-15. J. Hoadley Councillor J. C, Wright would see 1 'r. Burke. listened. j Certainly the Counoll would prefer the where living was dearest. The overage wage of Counolllor H oadley said he wished to move fluanolal position, said that with regard to the Mrs. Crisp and Miss Wilson lost to Miss O. Andrew F. Hollins 148 Eastbourne Corporation employes Is £1. Is. 6 d. and Mrs. Taylor, 15-12, 5-15, 15-17 : lost to Miss Semple and. UND1 1R0WTH AT HAMPDEN PARE. offlolal report of the toWna we have another amendment. He found several members Borongh Fund they had underspent by about £859, Miss Scott, 6-15, 7-15; beat Miss Pace and Miss Morrison, Cash Adva tee Medioal Councillor Huggrtt i Ours Is union a week. Rent absorbed nearly naif the Income not In favour of a general rise would support an wbloh was accounted for by the Burial Acts Com 15-9.15-7. the Borongh Gounol Pearson asked the Chairman of the and the miserable balance of 129. was left to mittee calling for £221 lets than was expected, Dairymenl tee^idtttaiK Surveyor | Pleasure (rounds Oommlttee what progress'had information. Coming to the analysis the wages, lnorease to employes reoelvlng.less than 23s. He Mrs. Cowper Smith and Miss Venables beat Miss C. ‘ Engineer (Mr. J. K. the speaker observed that of the 274 rovlde the ntcessarlef of life. In Eastbourne 148 would, therefore, move “ That the employes while there had also been a saving In respeot to Andrew and Mrs. Taylor, 7-15,18-17,15-10; lost to Miss S. been madi with the undercutting of the undesir- SCorporation employes were below the standard at the accommodation for lunatios In connection with Semple and Miss Scott, 7-16, 3-15; lost to Miss Pace and Borough Accountant (Mr.“Hr. W. A. Sparrow), able grot In the park at Hampden Park. employes in the Surveyor's de] tent 91 reoelvlng under 23s, a week be granted an Increase MisH Morrison, 3-15,10-15. is table (Major B. J. J. Tea’eale) and tee Motor 14, j 63 were which It bad been held men must stand In order to of 2s." Haywards Heath Asylum, although there had The Dei ty Mayor, In reply, said: Consider petitioned for an lnorease. Of the Advivno . ■ r (Mr. PjSllson). receiving 80s. and over; of a the remaining 211, 55 keep body and sonl together. CounotUor P rior : I will second that. not been an sotual saving of the rates, because, able thlm ing has taken place, and this will be The Mayor: How do they manage to do their their proportion had been less, the Guardians' had judloloui continued (laughter). had 26s. and underJ2& ; 106 reoeived■ ' to 25s.; Alderman H arding said the effeot of that would Personal A t DEVON!SHIRE PARE PURCHASE SCHEME and 50 (of whom lu were half-timers) lived 21s. work and keep in health. be that many of the persons whom It was proposed been more; therefore the aotual charge upon the EASTBOURNE FOXHOUNDS. CCoalost o r Promoting Bills. , REPORTS APPROVED, and under. In other words, taking _te average Oounolllor Marshall: A mystery that wants to benefit would then be bettor off than those now rates had been the same as in previous years. As Clerk having reported the unfavour-1 I the rent at 10a., 35 of the employes of althy East- solving. There are too many employers of labour reoelvlng 23s., 23;. 6d. and even 24s. regarded the District Fund, members would motion o f, the Mayor, seoonded by notice that they had saved, or probably would Friston Place was the meeting place on Satur t of the late poll on the Devonshire Park | Alderman Welch, tljfe report of the Asylums bourne bad from 16s. to 103. to . ivlde food, on the Highways Oommlttee. They are naturally The Mayor : Personally I may say that I am day, and a large company took advantage of the question, HammUfoACommit! bawimwaiI fPkA - l ' clothing, &o., for themselves and Ithel wives end biassed, and they ought not to vote, not In favour of this amendment save by the end of Marob, £646, but he hoped for a approved. The reports of i the superb weather. The day’s operations, without Hu h * i lor Hoadley moved that a return be Buildings Committee, IQeetrlolty and Street ohlldren—that is if they had made thi mistake of Councillor Breach said the housing question Councillor Chapman : Would It not be well for surplus on their Income of £1,356. The rate for belDg remarkably Interesting, yielded some good of all the oosts which had been lnoorred Lighting ' >mmittee and the Education Oommlttee getting married; 106 had to exist on 2s. to 15s. a was foreign to the matter before the Oounoll. He the whole matter to be referred back ? the year had brought in £ 1,000 more than was apart; The first fox was driven from Mr. >n wish the promotion of the BUI ou the week; and 50 had go exist, by going without The Mayor : The Counoll have already deolded estimated for, and he thought that spoke well for were also looted without dlsoussion. was surprised that, after what Councillors Huggett the town, beoause It meant that the proportion of Gorrlnge’s farm at Crowllnk into the valley as far vlons occasions, and that It be printed things, on 8 s. to lls. a w««k. and Marshall had said, they did not hkve the against that oourse. as Mr. Wlokliffe Taylor's house,1 where he was among the members of the Council, HWAYS AND DRAINAGE The Mayor : You seem to forget that many of eourage of their oonvlotlons and move an Increase For ConnolUor Hoadley’s amendment. 8 empty property had been very small, and this left bowled over. Two other foxes were killed after a he had been requested to move that COMMITTEE. ' ^ these men ere not married stf ell and do not of.-a halfpenny an hour for all these men. He Against ...... j...... 25 them with a net balanoe of £710 for the end-of the year. When they took Into consideration the faot little manoeuvring, and then hounds found In the as a large number of ratepayers felt require to rent a house.. Those who are married (Councillor Breaoh) would have supported that on For: ConnolUors Pearson, Hoadley, Prior, gorse at Charleston. Reynard led the field a merry had to pay, and they wanted to know Alderman Ebay moved and Alderman Sharp have not all large families and require less accom that they had spent £ 120,000, and the estimate seoonded the adoption of the above commit thjs understanding that the ordinary conditions of Morgan, Carter. Eden, Marshall and Hnggett. dance across the Downs nearly as far as Snap HUl, had to pay for. modation than yon mention; and In many oases employment were Insisted on. The Corporation was made twelve months ago and they had under Who have l report. The principal matter was that of the Cor Against: Aldermen Keay, Rowe, Martin, spent on these figures by £213, he thought It must whenoe he pointed for Jevlngton, bat turning to nearly 10 : ilntlon, whioh was seoonded by Conn- those who are married have grown-up i children to workmen would not be better off under an Towner, Harding, Simmons, Duke, Weloh and the right he got to ground in thick gorse. Another l all was defeated 13 to 12. poration Workmen's wages, respecting whioh (as assist by their wages In the payment of rent. prove that the estimate was very carefully pre the purpose of I RSH , by reported lh detail in our last Issue) the oommlttee ordinary employer. They would have to work Sharp, and Councillors Thornton, Fox, Hollins, capital ran fallowed a find at Snap Hill, but scent bants ( Breach pointed out that the coats These faota you seem to overlook. ; It Is very harder. The following comparative statement pared. With regard to the new estimate, they had negatived proposals to lnorease the wages of Durell, Puleford. Chapman, Wright, Nledermayer, asked on behalf of the borough fund for £37,655, giving out pursuit had ultimately to be abandoned. Adva t In the acoounts. difficult Indeed to say generally wbjat you say Bhowed that the Corporation workmen were Russell, Soddy, Knight, Bradford, Easter,'Breaoh, An nnfortunate Inoldent occurred at Snap Hill, arshall he had been different Masses of employes, the only exception as against £39,240 last year, a decrease of £1,765. To the Gentt. M said being the general carmen, who are to reoeivoa there. !' • neither overworked nor underpaid as compared Aloe and Beal. Mr, Roland Gwynne (brother of the Member for lied by several electors in his (the Oaveu- Oounolllor Huggrtt: To give the who are with; workmen In private employment :— For the district fund they estimated the sum Householders shilling peir week more. Counolllor P earson said he would now move required would be £66,927, against £65,436 asked the Eastbourne division) being thrown from hla alone, 7ard asking If it was possible fbr them to reoelvlng from 26s. to 203. one shilling week rise, Corporation workmen. — Honrs paid jfor: 34 that an all-round rise be granted to employes as horse, which bad stumbled over a rabbit hole, Mr. »petition for the purchase of the Park, as In rei to OonnoUlor Wright, the Town Clerk to give the 106 whose wages are 223. to 25s. two for last year, which meant a distriot rate of 3s, 2d. said be reoeived the draft conveyance In weeks at 56} hours per week, 5 weeks at 53} hours follows: Men under 60 years of age, Is. 6 J , ; all Although they were asking for a little more this Gwynne was temporarily knocked out, but after a l received postcards from someone saying shillings e week, and to give the who are over, Is. a week. rest was able to ride home on another mount, Hla MO FEESt respeot of « proposed Improvement at Ooklynge- reoelvlng 21s. a week and under thi shillings a per week, 13 weeks at 51 hours; total, 2,851 hours. year they thought the Increase In the rateable appeared on the petition roll. The road an(' Motcombe-road. The oonveyanoe was Average weekly wage paid r 7d. per hour painters, There was no seoonder and the proposal foil to own horse had broken its baok, and had to be ii would like to know If their names wage on week would cost the town £1,092, about flve- the ground. value would make up the extra amount. He destroyed. L - I t they were, It was forgery, because being eh id, and he hoped the matter would eighths Of _e penny rate,__ This ‘ ‘ Inorei se Would be £1. 129. per week; 7}d- per hour oarpenters, pointed out that this year they were bearlDg the be comp! d In a tew days without reoourse to It would benefit all! olasees. Including two hours for tools, £1. 15j. 6i . ; h}d. per The Highways Committee's report was then put The meet on Tuesday was at Hellingly Station. r_ not signed a petition for! the purchase, spent In the town. hour labourers, £1. 5s. 4d, to the Council and adopted. full oost of the scheme for the treatment of con- possible' tor those gentlemen to see the any f art) proceedings. - It' would provide needed nourishment for the sumDtlvec, whtoh they estimated would amount to A fox found lri Welburst covers, from which he Resident M» Council • Pearson congratulated the com- Average of looal builders.—2,706 hours. Average was evloted, afforded a short run and yielded hla lit he asked. children. In faot it would ba a profitprofitable Invest- weekly wage : 7}d. per hour painters, £1.12s, 4dT; COUNCILLOR HUGGETTS MOTION. £1,095^, He was sure no one. would regret this Remo lyob replied that thought his mlttee a; in their arrangement with the Railway ment. The total Increases would' m st more amount being spent. He felt the town generally brush on reaohtng Horeham Road. Springham if anyone Oompan; to provide automatlo apparatus-for 81. per hour carpenters, £1.15s. Id,; 81. per hour Councillor H uggbtt moved the following was then suooessfully drawn, and a protracted (off | I been Inserted wrongly he eould go to_the than £ 2 1 a week. I must add that wj e acous- motion with regard to Corporation workmen’s would be satisfied to know that the rates were not opening d closing the railway gates at Hampden tomed to pay as much to one offlolal. ' tbourne brioklayera, £1. 14s. 8 d 5}d. per hour labourer, going up this year. In spite of what had been woodland hunt ended in the quarry getting to ‘I . Berk, who would look itIt upu and Bee.see. The Park. £1. 4s. wages: “ That a Speoial Committee be appointed ground. From Nobody's Wood another fox was PROM! "lark would give any Information with Is a good place for the foreman. T! average In to re-oonslder the Borough Surveyor's report of aald outside they were asking fbr 3j. 2d. distriot Aldi E xay hoped the Council would eighteen other towns is 383. 6 d., w] ere as East- In further remarks Oounolllor Breach said the rate and 2 i. 6 J. poor rate, a total of 6 3 . 8 d. in the £. set going and after pursuing for some dlstanoe the Ii i the matter. support e committee in offering to pay a quarter Corporation workmen were satisfied until this January and February on the question of wages, hounds were called off and the day’s outing own? Clerk : Any ratepayer who says he bourne pays 47s. 2d. The Councillor [here read a and also to consider and bring up recommendations This was the fourth year in succession they had ofthecx i, but long table comparing the average wsges In other agitation was commenced. been so low. The rates dropped 3d. when the brought to an end. i told he has signed oan oome to me and I Aid on the question of wages paid by every department Loudon k ! m ' pleased to go through the petition with Dukb said he thought the Railway towns with those In Eastbourne, after deducting Councillor Hoadley : I say they were not. town beoame a county borongb, and they bad kept Oompan; ought to bear the whole of thb cost. Counolllor reach : Agitation has been the of the Corporation.” He observed that he did not 19. m ) whether his name is there. the alleged excess of rent Charged In ttyts town. B put forward the motion as suggestive of any down by that amount. There was a great possi ^Thank yon. Alderma Duke did not, however, press his objeo- The Mayor : All these figures, to whioh we have ourse of iabour, There are agitators who agitate bility that In about two years’ time they might A Day of Rest.—A new vicar was making Promptitude, 1 tion, for their own selfish Interests. prejudice against the Borough Surveyor, to whom ri! listened with great patience—and they have been the greatest oredit should be given. He asked that be able to bring the rate down to os. 7d. or even pastoral calls In his parish and stopped to converse iOATION FROM THE GARDENERS. * Couno! |or Prior favoured the oonstruotlon of a very lengthy—are based on the deduction of 2 s. 2d. Ocunolllor Marshall: What are yon doing? 53. 6d. In the £. with a small boy at a garden gate. “ And where bridge the oommlttee should be a representative one, and Bowing communication, signed by 19 of rer the line, which would obviate all from wages on aooount of Eastbourne rents. Well, Councillor Breach : Taking the Corporation The Mayor : You must not be too sanguine. dots your father go ou Sundays, my little m a n t” future di ir to both vehicular and pedestrian workmen as a whole I say they are as well treated, that there should be due representation of labour. Alderman Duke : I have behind me the Borough ,t(on gardeners, was read :— I must say that they seem to be entirely vitiated Councillor Pearson seoonded on the ground that “ Well, on fine Sundays he goes golfing, and on wet SH adv traffic. by the consideration I have already mentioned and are paid no worse than the men of any other Acoountant, to whom we give credit for being Sundays he sends us all to churoh so as he oan c A m undi ; engaged by your Council, con- O’ jration orkmen s ages “ every resolution that was pat before the High- L R Bates andl the gardening staff, wish to draw yogr kind W ' W , that the rents of the employes are not necessarily town. waysysO< Uommittee----- * was negatived...... very oautlOus. In oonolttBlon, the alderman paid a have a bit of peace In the house 1” Alderman Duke said he was very sorry at the warm tribute to the work of Mr. Sparrow, and the to the duties performed by us, and the wages Coum tar Huggett spoke at length against the what you mention, 10a per week, on aooount of Councillor Breach repudiated the suggestion with a view to an increase. When we commit! ‘ decisions anent the applications for their not being married, or not having large kind of spirit manifested respecting the workmen careful way In which the latter had prepared the Call or 1 that af ternoon. Some of them had been members made by Counolllor Pearson and^sald he moved a ted cost of living, also the fact that inoreaae from different masses of the families, or their rente being reduoed by payments resolution whioh was oarrried. estimates. j • town Is so high in comparison wif Corporal In moving as an amend- by their family, and possibly in some oases by of the Counoll for many years, and one would Alderman Simmons said' he did not want to 4, Havelook-d the fact that many of ns have ’— think from the language used that the attitude of Councillor Peabson : Well, nine out of ten then. throw cold water on the Chairman’s prediction 9 for, we feel we have a claim ment tt the report be referred back for further their taking tenants. Counolllor Marshall said several oommittees class of work performed by us Is m oonslde lion except the olauseln whioh ------Councillor Huggrtt oontlnued hi1 notation of the Counoll had been a very arbitrary one towards with regard to the rates, hut he pointed out that a its employees. He took strong exception to the employed labour and the Special Committee should " we do feel that we are unde men ha been granted an increase, he statistics, alluding to prices paid for lous kinds be formed from them. total additional expenditure of £2,753 would ooeur _ ___> the foregoing Into your kind coi against e estimates for the ensuing vear of labour by the London County uooll, and remarks made that afternoon, and he said to the very shortly. * you will grant onr request, leaders of the Labour party, “ If you want to get The Mayor said he hoped the Oounoll would not settled fore this Important question of the stating that Woolwich and oertain ther towns adopt the motion. The matter had been fully The resolutions embodying the estimates were further think that the ratepayers will n< wagea d been determined. He strongl; had adopted the principle of a minimi wafee. H« benefit for the working-men It will not do to oome approved. little increase in their rates, since, to the Counoll in the Bplrlb shown this afternoon ” discussed in connection with the Highways Oom _____ i an increase, the amouht would be pected lere had been an nltertor pu (Councillor Huggett) was acoused i fomenting mlttee, and he thought it was not desirable to Alderman Duke proposed and Alderman Towner Trusting to your kind consideration and delayln the wages report, and he: hoped alsoontent. but the faot was the dtsooi mt existed (hear, hear). He felt that Council hadhJNntfs been seconded the adoption of the remainder of the W l sympathetic and been ready to listen tq applica prolong the disousslon. No donbt, the question of we are, Ac. _ e to Introdnoe supplemental i and needed no fomenting. He was b surprised house rent wae a serious one, but li affeoted committee's recommendations. the matter was deferred until in n t Of the committee's reoommi It existed seeing the impossible sums pon which tions from the workmen, and been wishful to help CounoUlor P earson drew attention to the postal them In any way possible. Referenoe had been praotloally all towns In the kingdom. I t was not ,ya Committee’s report wee brought up. ] being ^ rat. As regarded the meeting some men were expected to malntal themselves only the workpeople who found It rather hard to arrangements at Hampden Park, and said he e, he attended It with no ex and their families. I t was deemed iroper to made to the pressure experienced In itctlon wanted the same arrangements as the rest of the with rente. Many felt there was a| certain meet their rents, but he did not see what they ,,, and he me out not the least surprised. resist any Increases of officials’ salarli mb when could do at present. If an; new case did ooonr he borough, namely, five deliveries a day. , -I' 1 I there —atmosphere — tinged *Ith Ml they oame to the working-men It 'difficult to grievance on that soore; but not only cottage Alderman D uke : We are awaiting the reply of rente high, — a similar state of thli [8 was was sure that If the workmen went to the Borough (" Oh ”J, When a qu[uestton of working get the Counoll to listen to any pro Improve- Surveyor they would receive considerate treat the Postmaster and I cannot give any assuranoe interes atoaeato3e it waiwas treated as of. ment. Members were glad of the ig-man’s experienced by tradesmen and li .. -house at present. manhood. | keepers, and they knew thts arose from e very ment. lmisport ce. support at elpotlon times, but the; rgot his Alderman artin : I shall refuse to go on the Dunolllor P earson : A very cool way of answer T h e , .YOltor , interposing _ : I wia present at that claims afterwards, although the log-man charaoter of the town. They most all bear In M ing it, I think (laughter). the m meeting. It is absolutely unfounded * ‘ * that (there needed their consideration as muoh any official. mind that although rente were high people oommittee as regards the wages; I shall come to Made Strongj. ihere of bitterness. He maintained that any wage uni 25s. a week were given oertam opportunities of oouping grips with them In another direction presently. HOUSING COMMITTEE. 7% .“ themselves In Eastbourne which they _ Ight not Councillor Huggbtt denied that he was silent Counoillor H ollins proposed and Oounolllor Fox CounoLUorCorn i< __ Huggbtt : I am going to sav what I was too low. He ventured • to say i there was In eommlttoe and contended that he moved expert sn sed. 1...... found it ulte bitter and not one of the Oounoll who would c ive on it. get iu Oldham, Bolton and plaoes like thi e (hear, seoonded the adoption of the above committee's Xondon Man cured of Nervous The first th! g I was aubj eoted to was a At the oommlttee meeting he obeervi ,t trades- hear). In considering the position of Co (oration resolutions, but that he got so disgusted with the proceedings. Mrs. amount of ri glng for what aotlon I was eu] men looked ont for their banking i n ts and workmen, it must be remembered they ibst very wall of hostility—perhaps he bad better modify Counolllor Bea l:.I take it Hampden Park will Datnirse, AUnneham. 4- to have baki claimed, little time indeed on account of wet eather. that and say indlfferenoe—that he closed his papers be brought forward and a full report made on It. * 4 Breakdown and Indigestion by In the matter. I was aeon even tbelr motor care, and a counoUli up. He urged that the question of wages was not •1 ' different employees of the Ooun “They were quite justified.” ly ; but whilst the concession in reapeot of holiday and The Mayor : The committee have reported Cough that gave no rest and k out beanfeast was equivalent to an extra shilling a properly considered, and therefore he asked for them and lnduolng them to put efurely the working-man was entltli this oommlttee. against Hampden Park. 1 Sri CASSELL’S TABLETS for himself -as well. The Oounoll make it week to the men oonoerned. Then they i An amendment by Councillor Beal with regard hurt frightfully—Veno’a cured It n id not their business to be model employei id thus set elder who many of the men were employ The motion was then put and loat by 18 votes to the housing question was lost, only four voting urs of labour, Corporation. One did not wish to se; to 10. . i Veno’sj -j Lightningt» . Cough---- a - Cure is such a )s came to him, for a good example to other employ In Its favour. splendid thing that 1 feel I can never praise it tiiatlf they took any The worklng-mah was ! not able dodae his against any of them; bat when they F or: Councillors Pearson, Prior, Morgan, Carter, The oommlttee's reoommend at Ions wereapproved Mr. Harold S, Morgan, of 57, Welkam Road, Mitcham the-ages and capacity of oertain of the Eden, Soddy, Marshall, Hnggett and Chapman, enough. So says Mrs. Daintree, of The oild bet1 subjected t o ______liabilities under the bankruptcy a. | He was Cedars, Grosvenor-road, Altrincham. She Lane, Streatham, London, 8 .W., «ay«:—“ The trouble ' rett then suggested that the iwed by the Trade Protection Soi lety and the must admit that, If discharged from tl Against: The Deputy Mayor, Aldermen Keay, The Counoll then sat to oonslder private and -came on With loss of appetite, hind the Surveyor to shield inly Court into paying 20s. In the tion, these (men would have great dll Rowe, Martin, Towner, Harding, Simmons, Weloh confidential matters, the public business having continues: “ Mine was a hacking, tearing followed by severe indigestion. getting employment under an ordlui and Sharp, Oonnolllors Fox, Hollins, Durell, ooonpled three hours and twenty minutes. cough, that gave no rest, and hurt frightfully. I was so plagued with flatu- Keay strongly objeoted to the AldermaaM” M „artin: *' * . are we When it. staTted there was no gotting it to clllor went on to say that there j to sit here and listen to’thls ru ilsh? W hat What he was amazed about was Polsford, Wright, Russell, Breaoh, Rawlea and J. leave off; I coughed till roy wbole body ached Isnoe and violent palpitation, on the oommlttee. lias the Trade Protection Sootety to| do! with this Corporation had been treating their ( Duke. m- that sometimes I could .hardly badly as had bees made out, why had MOTOR OMNIBUS COMMITTEE. BRITISH with the strain. I dreaded to cough at all, and -get my breath. I had pain il Mayor: Don’t make Count SOCIETY. |nothing relieved me. However, after months ask ton to move your motion • qnlet way and Thi Mayor: I hope Mr. Oounol Hnggettls many appl lea ta p s tot various positions Oonnoillor Niedermayer proposed and Coun my Udneya, too, so Council? (hearT w a r).. A' ' of suffering, I got Veno’s Lightning Cough , that if I stooped it was without the violent language , are ooml ig to an end. cillor Chapman seoonded tine adoption of the PEVENSEY AND .Cure, and what a relief! I felt better after B Ooune llor Huggett said Ifr anyone looked into Uor Pearson : Oan we have minutes there was a batoh of mfen above committee's recommendations. WESTHAM CENTRE, te to stand up again. employment He had been V.A.D. Sussex /94. ithe first dose or two, and soon was cured oom- Yet another trouble was eieep- the names of the oommlttee; they would not be ihments? (laughter). Councillor Durell drew attention to a paragraph St ' at the result of this;question. What he " Huggett aatd If the gave to again by men who asked, In which the oommlttee recommended that a motor quicker ” 1 08111101 ima6 in« anything being lbssnesa, wad finally not* get work on the Corporate 'bus should run ouoe during the evening, for two vous breakdown. Everything committee and what he npw repeated „ olasses that const' i which The members of the above detachment were last was th a ) if the Council employed olr men It was entitled the present it would had been that men In all months from Ocklynge to Devonshire Park via week examined by Dr. Taylor, of Hellingly. on Awarded Grand Prlx and Gald Medal, heeUte att efEmt.' I triad all their duty to give them a con- He regretted to have so much anxious to get on the Corporation, Enys-road, Oarew-road, the Avenue and the station “ Nursing.” Twenty-four candidates entered, of j International Health Exhibition, Paris, 1810. •aorta of things, but nothing Mr. Morgan, London knew they got regular work, and the! me until I got Dr. tenllon indifference that attorn 1”), and by way of experiment. At the last Counoll meet whom 00 euooessfuUy passed the tests. They were Pop Coughs and Coldn, ever, ht did not advocate# With _ _jned councillors who turned wae far .better than If they were en»r’“ ing, he said, It was stated that the committee had as follows: Mesdames Anderson, Bennett, Frank THOMAS Tablets. Then I could positively feel fi ordinary contractor (hear, hear). Bronchitis, Asthma, i and strength growing in me, and to-day I am 4 sweepeijs (continued the speaker) the” tbetio ear to the dalma of the workln no power to run 'buses along these routes, and he lin, Fuller, Kelsey, Magrath, and tho Misses Influenza, Catarrh, save tty lr face, were paying low wages to _ .r ____ might find their seats in jeopardy wl enm Oounolllor Chapman aald there wae idently a asked It anything had been done to obtain that Barnes, Bernard, Bonifaoe, Bryant, M. Hopley, E. model of fitness ” division of feeling in the Oounell, and he :d the and all Chest and Lung - ire simply shelterlnct themselves 1 lehlnd appealed to the eleotors. This was ihe first time power? Hopley, W. Hopley, Maxwell, Mitchell, Pilley, B, Par Bottle. Troubles in old or young. pries 1 after cure, even in the most severe eases, have _ for cheap labour. They got behind the they had heard such an appeal fro in a working committee would see their way to re-ooi erlng Oounolllor iedermayer said If there was any N ThoirpA Warren, Willmer and Wyatt. Of these Larger Sizes Th* surest and speediest remedy I Dr. Cassell’s Tablets to he the surest remedy ever Borons: l Surveyor. Why should they get behind man, and he oonld assure them it would not be the applications. The matter was a eer one one, objection to the 'buses running along the roads two> gained 100, the maximum number of marks, for Nervous Breakdown, Anemia, Debility,K- 1 an official“ ’ to‘ avoid .void theirtheil responsibility ? the last. .[ no doubt end he did not think the Ooonl raid mentioned protest should be made to the Board of two 05, three 90, 1/1} A 9/9 known. , Nerve Pains, Heart Weakness, Kidney Aldeiman KEAY: As c oftnlsoommlttoe Oounoillor Hoadley, In seoondlni, said he felt be wrong in asking the committee to ( Into It Trade. It the oommlttee oonld show that the Willoughby, of East' _ VRKE’S| Disorders, Children’s Weakness, Spinaland I I must protest against accusation that the the committee did not give aneh at entlon to the again. For that reason he ehonld buj the \J to care, in e route was wanted they oould apply for power. from the Urinary enbjeot as it needed. The faot tha > they had in mend ment. Councillor Marshall referred to a renm-i, from Mercury. Eetabli their employ men—some of them,the thoughr, Councillor Prior hoped the Sum of all Ohemistsj World, or iseot f free "sample.'’ AU Chsmhts sell’Dr. CasseWs I i In this way wl: Midland Oounti^i Tablet, st 10H , Is Hd , and 2s. 9d.-the 2s. 9d. size I illlor Huggrtt: h.ing the moil etouuuucal. hteeji are under 80. They n v- i
EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914. 3 S In the seoond round for the U1 Charity Cup rises at her very feet, and another i showed a GOLF: ATHLETIC NOTES. the Gas Go. beat Upperton a ampdeu Perk by lion caught in the net. Another f of a very DEVONSHIRE PARK, seven goals to two. Althui pperton had eon- different ohat muter was “ The Grof. i’s Foundling, (Bt Sfhotator.) sldetably strengthened their 11 for the oooaslon, and other items worthy of mention (“ Sleuths Eoyal Eastbourne Golf Club, their display on the whole lsappolntlng and Last Stand (oomlo), “ Polly at the Ranch ” (oomedy), ; MISS MARIE HALL’S CONCERT. had the Company’s forwards sn their shooting “ The Lorellu” (drama), and “ Snapshots In Wales ” The attendance at Saturday evening's ooneert In Tlw medal oompetlitltton ot this olub 'H E W EEK’S FOOTBALL. boots with them the might easily have (soenlo). j the Floral HaU feU somewhat short of expectations. Most Wonderful V alue! urday w lththe 0 8 took place on following result1M reached doable figures, a t Inside left, was There will be an exhibition to-day a t 3 and a con There was, nevertheless, qnlte a good audience, Division 1. HE. H. D. UA GKIFVEN'S the beet marksman, seourin| |o fewer than five of tinuous performance fixm 7 till 10.30. whose patronage was rewarded by pwformanoea of -4 Gross. the seven goals loored it Vine, at outside The principal attraotlons of the programme ’ high artistic quality. Miss Marie HaU, who V STORE8, Q. H. Peacock.. ” TO EliEYEN. left, bagged the other twfe Reed, the dashing arranjred for next week are’ “ The Fatal Legaoy,” an enthusiastic reoeption, oharmed aU present O. F.-Tidman .. inside right ot the Engineers, vas the best man on and “ VIotory or Death,” both powerful dramas by the exquisite taste and finish, as well as by the C. R. Wether&U the Uppertan side and some his efforts deserved that are oertaln to make a great hit. Full details technical perfection, of her playing, her reading of Ernest Smith .. TO-DAY’S MATCHES AND better results. In theirr leagueli matoh against the of the bt-weekly bills are-advertised, the first movement of Tschalkowsky's Concerto T. E. C. Hussey...... ark this afternoon at 3 0 the In D major being notably fine. In some ot the H.H. H. Hodgkins .... Congers at Gildredge Park uuq a less pretentious pleees the artist revealed £2.10 £2.10 B. G. Firmin ...... The team of F.A. players selected from the East- Gas Co. wll^be represented by— exceeding deUoaoy and elegance ol workmanship, 0. Woolgar, goal; W.;Townsend and F. EASTBOURNB JB HL ...... League clubs by Mr. H. D. M&cklnven to DEV0N8EHBE PAM THEATBE, and all ner contributions afforded the utmost R. E. Symington oonoluslons with the Blue and Yellows on Alderman, backs; E. Ford, H. Ellis and E. H I j . 1 pleasure. Herr Alexander Raab’s masterly piano T. B. C. Piggott...... feturday failed to realise < tatlons. FaUed In half-backs; S. 0. Butler, G. Hall, F. forte soloe were.foUowed with the keenest appre Rev. H. R Browne. sense, that Is. They were______JM and played Horrell, T. H art and E. Vine, forwards. “A PLACE IN THE SUN.” ciation. Chopin’s Sonata In B flat minor and 1 W. Jennlson ..—.. ttter football than someae people had anticipated, No donbt most of those who witnessed, Mr. Cyril Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsodic, No. 6, were both Algernon Smith failed to beat the very moderate The Congers won their bill Charity Cup tie Haroourfs play when orlglnaUy produced have splendidly treated. The vocalist, Mr. Hubert SOLID GOLD THROUGHOUT! Division II. » team opposed to them. And a win against St. Mary’s IL In Glli ige Park on Satur- taken the opportunity of seeing It again during the Bromtlow, who possesses a cultured and pleasing Hoe. Net*. oertalnly been hoped. for them In some day by two goals to one, after i game that was far visit of the company now located at Messrs. baritone voice, rendered a number of weU-ohoaen And fitted with a FULLY JEWELLED LEVER WATCH, Dr. JS W. Emmett 100 18-82 227 usd 27. S W? Wilson___ .... 96 12-81 from pleasant In some of Its ages. In the first Murray King & Clark’s Theatre. The play ts strong songs with muoh spirit and expression. which we-G uarantee to be a Reliable Timekeepor. S. T. Vorley-...... 103 18 - 85 half, aided by the slope, St. Mi .T’ssooredonoeand in oharaoterlsatlon and dramatic feature and has , 207. L. E. Sampson ... __100 11-86 represi I think they were, perhaps, entitled to another tally merited the suooess It has hitherto aohteved. RINK RACING. E. Riddell------.... 101 ,17-87 aa a trial; of strength between tne two looal point from a comer klok whioh was disallowed. Mr. Haroourt has shown Insight and Ingenuity In The first of a series of weekly half-mile skating JAY’S Special Price £ 2 - 10. Complete, in Case W.M. Harvey ...... 101 . 13 —I 88- sttons the result oan hardly be deemed conclusive. In the seoond half the ngers praotloally his treatment of an interesting soolal problem, and handicaps took place on the rink at Devonshire Still, the-fact) remains that the F.A. men were monopolised the game and S' cceeded in fc irln his j work has the saving grace ot humqur and Park on Monday evening. The prizes, four In beaten by three clear goals to nothing—a sufficiently twice through G. O. Elliott (i im a penalty) am pathos deftly disposed. Following the original number, are to be awarded on the aggregate A THE COUNTY JEWELLERS, Willingdon (Eastbourne) Ladies’ Golf Clnb, large margin to require some explaining away. At H. G. Sutton. In the last hi f hour St. Mary’s company, the combination cf artists now touring points soored bv the different competitors. The J le same time, It must In fairness be stated that appeared to lose their heads, r they Indulged In might be thought to appear at somq disadvantage; results of the initial event were as follows -.—Heat The medal oompetltitltion In connection with the 8e difference between the two teams was not rough play besides interior) with the referee, but suoh U not the fact. Throughout the cast is 1: 1, H. N, Carey (60 yards); 2, D. Hudson (75); J A Y b , 56, KING’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. above olub took place on Wednesday, with the rly so grew as the Boore would suggest. The oondnot of their support__i, too, was anything satisfactory and for the obief characters represent fastest loser, L. S. Mason (soratoh). Time, 2 mins. following result but sportsmanlike. atives have been seoured capable of doing them 20-seos.—Heat 2: 1, W. E. Perry (75); 2, R. Chat- 03- Special Agents for WALTHAM WATCHES. Grom. Nett. field (45). Time, 2 mins. 22 3 5th secs.—Final: 1, Ml« Lott...... 110 . - 87 |Ot Eastbourne’s regular side, only the goal- full justice. Mr Ian Fleming, who fills the role of Miss Bymlngtoi ' 120 . - 103 eper, one of the backs, two of the halves and Wooller, Goldsmith and tell were the plok “ Diok Blair,” who bo manfully defends his Carey; 2, Hudson; 3, Perry. Time, 2 min. 20 secs. |ro of the fi as were playing, whilst Mr. Mac of the losing team and speoii mention mast be wronged sister and becomes the ardent lover of —The offlolals acting In the competition were; oven was dl olnted of several men who had made of Creasy In goal, who .tyed a great game Marjorie Capel, aots with earnestness and judg Judge, Mr. H. C. Harris, N.S. A.; starter and time i originally, oted to form his team. I t was ingers the man who ment, and easily Ingratiates himself In the favour keeper, Mr. Gavin G. Stonham, N.S.A.; lap . FOOTBALL. In the second half. For the of his audience. “ Stuart Cape),”. the ■ nonohalent soorers, Messrs. 0. Rloh and T. H. Rooks; umpires, Sther « good' le to watch. Both sides were took ohlef honours was Jenk| ns, who played very POLICE COURT. Detective-Sergeant Wells stated that on the n, the oondli i were almost perfect and some finely at right book, this bel his first appearance seducer. Is very effectively impersonated by Mr. Messrs. A. E. Hedges and Mookett. ■ previous day he saw the prisoner detained at EASTBOURNE v. MR. MACKINVEN’S the football __■__ of a ____ distinctly____ good _ class. jl&s&L In In that position. Others 'ho did well were Guy P. EUls. “ Sir John Capel, the autocratloand Grays Inn-road police station. On being charged ie first half the visitors were, If anything, slightly stubborn-father of Stuart, Is ably portrayed by Mr. CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITIONS. The eleven, consisting of E.A.' men In Wheeldon, Terry, Murrell, Sul ,, Woodall and L. Monday.—Before Mr. A. Mayhewe (in the chair), j n iCi*hfch^ i w ? ropllcd’, “ Ye9’ te better side, and throughout the, whole game H. Elliott. Edward Petley, and Mr. John Manners Is excellent The moving picture displays oontlnne to fully Mr. 0. A. Leatham, Mr. H. D. Foretell, Councillor ' 2? ™ yjL° ^ . priu0r‘er7 bourne, whioh m et the premier olub at the Saffrons iy may be said to have been pretty nearly the • • as the dissipated journalist, “ Arthur Blagden.” merit the support they attraot. A change of pro fUla I I see you are wearing the boots that are alleged on Saturday, although not representative of the uals of their rivals In everything but eooring. The Congers' matoh agali st the Gas Co. In For the bwo outstanding ladies’ parts very oapable gramme took plaoe on Thursday, a two-part drama, to have been stolen,” to whioh Mark wick replied, best looal talent, nevertheless gave the Blue and exponents have been secured lu Miss Renee de “ In the Colls of the By thou,!’ beoomlng the star NO LIGHT. | “ Yes. I whs hard up, or else Ishould-not have Yellows a good game, being defeated in the ehd by Gildredge Park this afternooi i will probably have L’Estrade (“ Rose Blair”) and Mies Sylvia Dawson film, in Hen of “ Wamba,” whioh proved very Inter tbourne owed their victory, .u a, very greai an important bearing upon tlbe ehamplonship of William Woodgate,odgate, of "WoodfrVcWoodgatc - roal,roa 1, was 1 t h t ra wa8 » ticket cn prisoner three goals to none. In the opening stages of the (“ Marjorie Capel’’), whilst Miss !(Iarle Clavering esting during the former half of the week. The summoned for riding a bloyole without a light in rmfttlnifc ,t.o the, overcoat, wbloh was pawned at mmtofa the scratch side gave the Eastbourne •sure, to the Roborough sohoolboy, J. O. damp- the league and a great game " ould be witnessed. has the right grip of the lrrepresslbl matoh-maker, new pioture is full of exciting incidents and is a Brighton on January 24ih for 7^. The Congers will rely upon St. Anne’s-road on February 21st. defence a warm time, and it was only the sterling 1, who aoored aU three goals. Then s were other “ Mrs. Moutrie. The pleae has thi further reoom- fine cinematograph produotion. A Dutch comedy, P.O. Harmer said he drew defendant's attention On the application ot the Chief Constable (IVt^jor play of Grevett that - prevented them scoring. tors leading to the result, of ooure but It was J. Davis, goal; C. AUerton and L. W. Wheel meadatton ot betag satisfactorily itaged, and the “ St. Valentine's Sabots,” is excellent, and there Tea|e) the prisoner was remanded until Monday. ivlously oertaln that had not OampbeU been In don, baoka: H. Jenkins. A. 0. Terryand F. to the lamp, whioh was out at 7.25, After a quarter of an hour's play CampbeU took • warmth of its reoeption daring he week mu9t are a couple of stirring dramas in “ A Child of the Defendant said he was net on his machine when paas trom Weaklord and beat Oburob, while a few , ie front line to score the goals none of the other Murrell, half-backs; L. H. EUiott, H. Woodall, have been gratifying' not only to the artists them Prairies ” and “ At the Sign of the Lost Angel." Y esterday.—Before the Mayor (Councillor Ot W. rwards would or oould have got them. Some V G. O. EUiott, H. G. Sutton and W. Hewitt, the oonstable came up. Bolton), in the. ohnir. Major H P. Molihcux, minutes later Jupp, at the other end, got In a fine | selves, but to those responsible for the presenta Humorous films lnolude “ The Hungry Tramp” A fine of 2s. 6d. was Imposed. shot, whioh missed only by Inches. At the ea of CampbeU’e value to the team may be found forwards. tion. and “ Tommy’s Locomotive.” Yet another admir Mr. 0. A. Leatham, Mr. C. H. Evill, Mr. O.C. Interval Eastbourne were leading by the only goal the fact that oat of the seven goals registered If the nound be nnfit the matoh wlU be played A Place in the Sun Is preceded ly an original able film deals with torpedo fish, and the Gaumont OBSTRUCTION. Foran and Councillor J. Duke. aoored. Ten minutes after the re-start, Campbell Eastbourne in their last two matches, the at Hampden Park. one-act comedietta, Who’s Wxjt ? which reproduces Graphio topioal examples are well worth Inspec Joseph Valenti, of Dudley-terrace, was sum NAME RUBBED OFF. put Eastbourne two up after a brilliant ran ot ung Roborlan has aoored six of them. • • • an episode In the Frenoh Revolution. The little tion. moned for obstructing Seaside with a barrow on Alfred Harris, of Seaside, was summoned for fer Dyspeptic* M arly halt the length of the field, whUe before the Congratulations to the FIsl .mongers Olub, who piece is admirably presented by Mr .John Manners, On Monday and following days “ Between Man February 23rd. havlDg no name and address on a.cart in Flrle-road end the same player ebtalned a third point after Hls seoond goal was the best of the three, i Wednesday last acoomplli ’led a splendid per- Mr. Fred Sutollffe and Miss Dora Mason. and Beast” will form the ohief attraction. It is, P.C. Skinner said the defendant left his barrow on February 26th, Eastbourne had been strongly attacking. Teams: | Jthough there was jnat the element of doubt form an ee by beating the mbtable St. Anne’s To day the company oonolude their engagement we hear, a more than ordinarily good pioture. In standing for fifteen minutes. P C. King stated that he eaw a greengrocer’s Eastbourne.—S. D. Wale, goal ; W. Grevett and F. C. out lta legitimacy. Campbell obtained poases- team In the Wednesday J gue. This Is St. with a matinee at 2 30 and evening periormanoe addition, there will be a miscellaneous series of Chief Inspector Taylor proved five previous lotry standing on the side ot the road and subse 3/- per lb. Weils, backs; G. 8. Selmes, S. Weaklord and A. E. about 25 yards oat, and with the defenoe Anne's first defeat in the ornament and It at 8. films. ExhibiiionB take plaoe daily at 3 and 8 p.m. convictions against the defendant, all for obstruc quently ascertained that it belonged to the Mitchell, half-backs; E. A. Stevenson L. Hide, F. W. naturaUy caused general sur rise. The victory “ THE HEADMASTER.” Garrard, J. C. Campbell and D. Wood, forwards. | sing In around him he very oleverly dribbled tion, and a fine of 5s. was now inflicted, defendant. luare to an Inside right position, and then wheel- should do the winners a world of good and shows The Headmaster should abtraot large houses ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS. Harris said he had bad a piece of oardboard on r. MacKinven’s XL—E. Church (St. Anne’s), goal; E. I For the Easter holiday season the Meisterslngera' Jesson (Post Office) and J. Cook (Dairies), backs; J. R. _ _ k whioh Church caught what an earnest,’ plnoky team Is capable of accom during next week. The piece has been so suooess- OBSCENE LANGUAGE. the side of t he cart, but that had been rubbed off. 'Post Office), M. Carter (St. Anne’s) and 8. l saved. In doing ao, however, the St. Anne's plishing. They played very good football and won ful that Mr. Maude Is taking it on tour to the Orchestra has been engaged. Devonshire Park Thomas Hanoook, of Leslie-street, was sum He had now had the name painted on. (St. Anne's), half-baoks: F. G. Jesson | balie stepped back over the line and apparent on their merits by two goals to nil. In the same prinolpal cities of Amerloa. The Headmaster will Orohestra Is to resume its performances on May moned for using obscene language in Leslie-street A fine ot 5s. inclusive was Imposed. neers), C. Hollands (Butchers), F. Jup 8t» Anne’S), trrled the ball with him. Whether the ball < competition the Post Offloe won their game Be preseted by the popular and olever comedian, 9bh, from whioh date it will appear regularly on February 21st. ___ ile (St. Aidan's) and H. C. Cook (St Hip's Old rdid not cross the line must have:been ami against the Y.M O.A by eight goals to two, Jaok Mr. Charles Windermere, who will be supported during the ensuing months. P.C. Austen said at 11.25 a woman rushed into . DRUNKEN WOMAN’S STRANGE CONDUCT. Boys), forwards. ______'Boult question to decide, and the referee won French being In fine form and shooting four of the iy a speolally selected West Eud Company. The VISIT OF BENNO MOISEIWITSCH. the street from a house, and when witness Violet Jones (20), of Eastbourne, was c-hnjrged l my opinion, have been wise to give the ei goals. I i . .ilay has been produoed by Mr. C, L. Eeston, of inquired what was the matter defendant came to with being drunk and disorderly in Terminus road • . * . * A oonoert in whioh that great pianist and on March 5th. East Sussex League. i the benefit of the donbt on this oooaslon. j ;he Playhouse, and an exaob replioa of everything popular favourite, Mr. Benno Molseiwltsoh, Is to the door and used an obscene expression,and said, • • • The St. Aldan’s team met with a rude shook In will be seen as at the Playhouse. Mr. Charles “ What does It matter to you what I do to my P.O. Watson said the defendant came up to;him the 2nd division of the league on Saturday last. take a prominent part is anuounoed for Saturdav and said she Intended to be looked up. Witness- ST. MANY’S v. HASTINGS Windermere Is playing the title role and It suits evening next, the 14th InBt., In the Floral Hall. wife?” The woman went towards tbo defendant jThe F.A. team oame very near soorlng at tlmi They had hoped to have gone through the season him admirably, as he Is an aotor: of charm and to go Into the house, when Hancock straok her in advised her to go away, but she said if he die} not LEONARDS. lost ably baoked np by their halves, they did thi In tnla division without tasting the bitterness of quaintness, and Is olever la funny situations. The other special artists will include Miss Isolde the jaw. lock her up she would tbrovr herself under a motor S t Mary’s were defeated on Saturday on theh ‘1 share of attacking, bat were rather weak defeat, but the R.N.V. put up suohj a keen, There will be matinees on Wednesday and Satur Menges (the distinguished young violinist) and Defendant had not been up before, and he was oar. Ju sta t that time a private motor car oame own ground (an event which had not occurred nt of goal. Their forwards were nature basiling game st them they had to go day at 2.30. Miss Winifred Gray (contralto vooallat). The pro now fined 5s. along and the prisoner made a dash and goit In ' r for three seasons) by Hastings and St. ough not very well together, and they were nnder by two gramme will be one of exceptional excellence, and INCAPABLE. front of it, causing the driver to pull up. Witness The visitors were not particularly good a Inst a strong defenoe, Grevett at back and Wi the repute of the artists is a guarantee that It then took her into custody, but on reaching Giove- their one and only goal was obtained In the goal both playing finely. Wells, too, did wlU be worthily Interpreted. Joseph Bartholomew, of Eastbourne, was charged road the prisoner became very violent and used nely well, bat woe overshadowed by h The Eastbom ae League lean vUit Burgess HU1 EDUCATION NOTES. with being drunk end Incapable in Seaside on k half from a free-kick. After the Interval I ' on Wednesday next to pla] their lnter-lesgne LIFE TARGETS. disgusting language. She threw herself to; the went to work rather too tner Grevett, whose performance was one i February 28 jb. ground aud commenosd to ocream. With; the optional merit. Wale, in goal, was much safi ___matoh__ with______1-Sussex_ and tope to reverse the The oinematograph shooting gallery well main P.C. Jones said he found the prisoner lying on Incidents ccourred. Some of the result of the first matoh, at Eastbourne, when they The A fter-C ue Committee of the Bradford assistance of P.C. Daan prisoner, who was very eoisions were resented by the spec tat ban usual, and had almost twice as much to do i tains its popularity. The attraction is as the pavement and quite incapable of taking care of drunk, was taken to the Town Hall. bur oh. I were beaten. The following team has been Education Authority has j ust oompleted one year’s entertaining as It Is novel. The racquet oourt, In himself. was considerable feeling shown. The Beleoted' The Chief Constable said the prisoner iwas re on the offensive towards the end, but work. Its ohief function Is to advise parents on whleh the g&Uery Is arranged, Is reached from There was a commitment order against the already in default on a previous fine and was |Of the rest of the Eastbourne team, Weakford G Creasy (St. Mary’s), goal; _ W. Pntland the oholce of employment for boys and girls on Compton-street. prisoner in respect to the non-payment of another 11 ible to 13 days’ imprisonment. were equal to their attacks and nq and Woods (Butohe ), backs; flpe of 5s. Ho was now ordered to pay 2s. 6d,, and scoring resulted. St. Mary’s front line 1 entre half was oonsplcoous for olever drlbbir leaving sohool, in order to prevent their taking up ROLLER SKATING. The Mayor (to the prisoner): How long bavo you at tar too muoh of it. Selmes did pretty o. nuuuKtu ouud at. Ji R. Towne captain was allowed until to-day to find the two amounts. been married ? rather as the game progressed. Score atlonals), any occupation of the “ blind alley" description. Next week’s arrangements for roller skating are and St. Leonards, one goal; Eastbourne ntll an in jury necessitated his retirement short!; (Post Offloe) and A. C. Terry (Congref Over twelve hundred parents have conferr Prisoner: Twelve months. Tore the end, and Mitchell on the other wini halves; F. Jesson (Engineers), F. fnpp (St. Over twelve hundred parents have conferred with set oat in an advertisement. There is a musical A HUSBAND’S NEGLEGT. ’s, none. the committee, who ‘ had been ; notified of nine accompaniment to all but the morning assemblies. Do you wish tossy anything?—No, I don’t. ! irked hard and was very usefnL Eastbourne’, Anne’s), F. HorreU (Gas Co.), F. erman Stephen Wallis, of Tovrer-street, was summoned The Magistrates' Clerk (Mr. E 0 Langhim): (Gas Co.) and E. Vine (Gas Co.), forwards. hundred vaoancles by looal employers. Nearly for neglecting his children, Eiien, aged two years, ness was In the front line, where Campbell seven hundred of thege were filled through the Where do you get the money to get drunk ? out head and shoulders above the rest, and Edith, agec) eight mouths, in a manner likoly Prisoner (smilingly): It’s not the money ; it’s the MONEY-£2 to £1,000. food showed no ability to control the ball, committee, who oarefully considered both the to oause unnecessary suffering and injury to capabilities of eaoh chUd and the proepeots of each TH$ PIER. health. friends y m get. ADVANCED PRIVATELY. l:was slow with his shooting and Hide and vacancy. Mr. P. Klmptcm (Polioe Court missionary) said venson were jnst a moderate right wing. But THE HCTURE HALLS. * • Mr. R. A. Niedermayer, who appeared to prosecute on behalf of the N.S P.C.U., said the the prisoner promised to give up the drink after • T Moderate Interest. Easy Repayments to npbdl was a shining light and quite the most In Germany we find that girls In evening sohools I “A TEXAS RANGER” the last ocoasion. ible Householders. Promptly and in strict igeroos forward on the field. He seems to be GALLERY KINBMA. case was brought against the defendant on aocount are to be taught the art of seUlng goods. They | A typical story of the American plains is being of the latter’s refusing to earn sufficient money The Mayor said the Bench thought the prisoner Tea Only A aron RxsiDMrr Lbnmb. 1 a class by himself fend reminds me somewhat In will have to attend whether they wish to do so or ought to have a sharp lesson, and 6he was sen ‘ style and methods of George Harris. And I The Army In the FavUion during the onrrent week, whereby the ehlldren would have been properly In not. The course covers two years, the first of is, oowboys, rangers and U.S. soldiers supported, having had the opportunity of doing so. tenced to a month’s hard labour, the term to 31 CaU or W rite :-M ISS A. JEWELL, no reason why—given the opportunity—he To-day’s principal film Is “ The W ar Makers,” whioh ie to be devoted to obtaining a situation; inolude the 13 days already mentioned. 86, GRAND PARADE, mid not become as famous. htch Mr. Manrloe Costello, the popular cinema tg in a drama that conveys a strong impres Ellen Wallis, wife of the defendant, said they aotor, takes the leading r le. I the art of pleasing an employer; general behaviour sion o f the rough, hazardous life on the great had been marjrled for two ySrt,-aod there were ADJOURNED. 6 and hygiene. In the seoond year the girls wUl be Li by the Central TeL 664. EASTBOURNE. - For next week Mr. Davis, always alert to enter prairies. A Texqs Banger has many feaenres two ohildren.' Her busband^naa not ti led to | Lewis Stanley Walker, of Eastbourne, was sum Is Club a t Meads The losers gave a highly credits I le acoonnt of prising ventures, has secured the muoh advertised taught the art of selling to customers who know whioh commend It for public favour and inter maintain her, nnd on one occasion he was away for VST tils better to deal dlreot with the LBHDRB than | emselves and I have nothing but for them exactly what they want. Later, 'they wUl be moned for riding an unregistered motor cyme In game resulting In to apply to Agents and Financial Companies. and talked of Army film. It has been released preted as it Is by an experienced company It forms two months, during which time he only sent her a Compton-street on February 28.h. Ho was also events to four. vtdually. But for the dashing ol the BexhlU about a month now and had| a great send-off at Instructed In the way to deal with those people an adventurous pioture that gripe by reason of its few shillings. y Cup ties (postponed from he previous summoned for having no light on the machine. beat Mias O. Andrew the Palace Theatre, London, when Lord Roberto who have not decided what they j require, and novelty. There are no intrloate situations to Defendant: Don’t worry her too much ; you oan The Chief Constable (Major Tcule) said he had a ,t Mii» 8. Semple and ay) Mr. “ Mao” would have had a very Sir Edward Ward, Sir Herbert Tree and Sir George beoome short-tempered when they find themselves figure out, but It is a plain, unvarnished story, and do what you like with me, but don’t worry her. M ONEY, MONEY. 'erent selection. Creasy, Rowai and Gay and the shop assistant unprepared. A speolal medical oertlfloato whioh stated that the defendant ~ Pace and Mine Alexander were among a distinguished audlenee. the roughness of Its i oonatruetion acoords with Mrs. Wallis, continuing, said during the time was ill. He lherefore asked for an adjournment. 11 1 £10 to any Amount. mid have formed the defenoe, hllst Satur- degree awaits the girl who persuades suoh a lost to Miss Andrew Messrs. Keith, Prowse were the producers and conditions of life on the plains. Ohief Interest is the defendant was working on a pipe track ho gave The case was accordingly adjourned for a week. a it’s half-baoks oould not have n Improved praotloaUy had the Army at Ithelr command. It customer to take what he or she does not want oentred In the exploits of Freshwater Jaok, the ’ ,er 14s. 8d., whioh represented a fortnight’s work, i s a p e t s u s t Cash Advances promptly made to Farmere, | , the front line might have been! stronger had commences with the recruit, raw as,s they ‘ make and so makes a sale. Other,raolnts whioh wUl be oaptaln of the rangers, who Incidentally has fallen ler father and mother had paid the rent of the Dairymen and all responsible applicants. loh men as the brothers EUiott (Congers), HorreU ’em,” and shows how he Is gradually. educated In notloed are evidences of poillteaese,! dignity, and a victim to the obarms of the oolonel’s daughi house. I ft 1 ■ ’ _. Venables beat Miss a d Hart (Gas Co.) and Goldsmith ana WooUer (St. the arts of war tUl he can c tool and work the the handling of complaints. The latter, however, has consented to be the Dride Dr. Bryce Maoanlay said be saw the mother and ADJOURNED LICENSING SESSIONS 18-17,15(10; lost to Miss & S ru o n a r Privacy Assobhd. ’s) been able to play. modern complicated maoblni of death or take • » of Ltent. Vivian McClure, of the U.S. army, but It ohildren on February 24th. He found the latter In 3-15; lost to Miss Pace and No Fees oharged. « soon beoomes apparent that the soldier’s only a fair state of health, but the mother was weak his plaoe as a unit In the mo ing masses of men. To return to oar own ooantry, we find that the THE SALE OF MEDICATED WINES. Advances oompleted on day of application. Whether suoh a team as the above oonld have Mlnee and pontoon bridges a; shown In conBtrnc- Elementary Sohools Committee in Cheshire have objeot In marrviDg the girl Is a mercenary one. through goncral debility, caused by want of proper defeated Eastbourne, as Some looal orltlos fancy, tlon, and in fact aU the tloe whleh goes to deolded to train their girls in housekeeping. At Freshwater Jaok and the lieutenant quloklyoome nourishment. |[ : Personal Attention given, j No Sureties required, j must remain a matter of opinion. “ Mac's ” object make up the modern “ pai knight,” as Spenser the various cookery centres girls are to do their to “ words,” and as the plot develops the two are Mr. B. G. White, relieving officer, said he had At the adjourned LioeoslugSessions on Monday, Apply by letter, ip oonfidenoe, to was rather to demonstrate that there is good would have said. Then havln| shown the process own shopping, so as to get an idea of the oast of constantly engaged in a bloodless duel for the known the case for two years. He had taken the the question of ohemists’ iicenses c .me up for rang talent to-day in the various clubs of the of training, the audience will see what ha], foodstuffs, and the oommlttee have arranged fer upper hand. Aided by a half-breed Indian woman to the Infirmary and she had been given derision, the matter having been left over from tbe onSatnr- \|B88B0. M. ralor league and Saturday’s game certainly when war breaks oat and the soenes of mob! the provision of the purobase money. This Is. of oClure conceives several sohemes by means o: relief. On November 26 b the defendant wont into annual Licensing Sessions; The Justices present 44, La s s n r nded to prove this. Those eleven juniors may tlon and going Into aotion are guaranteed to give oourse, a step In the right direotiun, and might whioh be endeavours to rain his rival's hopes, but the workhouse, the wife living with her parents. were Mr. A. Mayhewe (In the chair), Mr. C. A. vantage of tha the inevitable exposure follows and after obtaining Subsequently witness sent him to the Corporation tlons, without Msnssw StuA moomliy tmtf Monflay, lima, to Ipja. it have been the best available, bat. they made a every bit as muoh excitement as any drama of weU be foUowed by other Education Authorities. Leatham and Mr. H. D. Farnell. ■Mnotly promising show.1 “■gore gore and______thunder.” The_____ British soldier in hts assistance by running through the Indian lines yard, and on January 21st defendant bad work The Magistrates' Clerk (Mr. E. 0. Langbam) said (elded come mod te a m during an attack on Uie fort he gains the desired obtained for him. ren from Mm. • • “ off” time supplies contrasting matter and little People sometimes remark that the teaching of there were four chemists applying fer licenses, dramas and oomedles of military life enliven the reward.ra. Incidentally there Is a search by Col. A foreman to the Corporation (Mr. Baldwin) and Mr. F. Lawson Lewis formally applied for valley an far Chnroh, of St. Anne’s, a first season goalkeeper, oookery at the speolal centres is far too elaborate Marshall for his brother's daughter, who is stated that the defendant was employed on Cor . where he was £3 to_£l,000. passage of the film.: i for the ordinary home. We do not know If the their renewal came out of the ordeal very oreditably even If The Army film has been all ly shown by Royal supposed to have been lost 17 years before, and she poration work, and earned 22 j. or 23s. a week. The -Oh Airman said three chemists had given an were killed after a unlncky with Campbell’s seoond goal, to whioh I experiment has ever been tried ot ;teaching our is eventually found living as an Indian girl. Mr. Inspector Meech, of the N.S.P.C.C , said In May, ids found In the have previously referred. Probably nothing handi eommand and enjoys the dlatl otlon of being the girls to cook with exaotly the same utensils as undertaking that they would only sell medicated only film taken by authority ol the Army Council, Seaton Dane supplies a foroeful impersonation of 1913, he visited the house and warned and advised wines. Their premises had been visited nnd the field a J . & CO., capped the scratch side so mnoh as the inability of they would have to use at home. At any rate, It “ Freshwater Jaok,” his aoting being thoroug’ Karas So mnoh for the film itsej now for the local _ ly him. He went again iu Jane and found there was nothing but medicated wines were found, nor Who have boon established In the Midland Counties for the taU St. AnnC’a left baok, P. Horrell, to turn exclusively to the would prove Interesting, we feel sure. Recently, in keeping with the spirit of the picoe. The blunt, little Improvement. Slnee that time there had i, bat nearly 18 yean, have OPENED a LOOAL OFFICE for oat with the team. Tb(s necessitated; a re-arrange arrangements. It Is In a book entitled “ Round About a Pound a were the Magistrates aware they sold anything Gallery Klnema, and the it -half of the film, outspoken old Colonel Is admirably portrayed; by been alternately slight Improvements and relapses. but those wines. Therefore with regard to them the purpose of affording Cash Assistance totthe Inhabi ment of the forward Une, 0. H. Cook'Coming In at Week,” we oame aoross a description of the oook- Mr. Arthur T. Leonard, while Mr. Harry Wren “ I have seen him the worse for drink, but he . bat scent tants of EASTBOURNE and District. ousldet left and J. Cook (Dairies), an Inside right, whlah lasts abonb ah hour, wi be shown during lng of porridge In a poor home In London. the position was quite dear and tha lioenses would the first half of them s week,„oc», mifam the seoond half In fills the part of “ Lieut. MoClure " with distinction, oarries It very well,” added the inspector. be renewed. With regard to the license o’ Mr. to bo abandoned. t Anvincxs Maim a* a Frw Houbs' moving to left baok. Thus they had two Inside Miss Lillian Maude gives a charming representa Defendant: Thank you. at Snap Hill* the latter end. There will beifour “ shoes’’ of it * * ' • ; Routly, tho words “ or invalid" were Introduced To the Gentry, Clergymen, Farmers, Tradesmen and rljghts playing baok together — a rather risky eaoh day according to the Ga Klnema system The lady visitor was singing the praises tion of “ Ne-Wa-Ta,” who proves to be the lost glri, In reply to Mr. N iedermayer, the witness said if iu the undertaking, and in that respect it differed the Member for —----. ------sralGupon simple Promissory Note experiment, to say the least of It. and Miss Luoy Barrows, as “ Ethel Marshall,” plays the parents of the wife had not provided for the thrown from hia of oontlnuous performances. jorridge as a food to a poor woman whose only pot from the undertaking given by the three others, by Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly All the looal Territorial For are to attend, and lad a hole In the side, and had to be need for was considerable vivaoity and ekUl. Mach comio ohildren there would have been injury to their and he might possibly construe tho additional a rabbit hole. Mr. lents at Moderate Interest. ePost Offloe, on the evenings of the lOtl and 12 th they wUl oooking stews and probably everything else. She relief is afforded by the curious love-makiag of health. words as permission for him to sell wines whiah out, bat after a HO FEES, oil Traiuactioru Strictly Confidential. "efender. A mar oh to the haul with their 1 ids, whleh will also informed the visitor that owing to the leakage It “ Trooper Wlx" and “ Kitty,” the pride of the Defendant said he was quite willing to keep his wore not medicated wines. The Magistrates i dealing with other lenders can have their 1 ’, kloklng po.Terf he looked dispense musle inside. On Sa lay after ioon the had to be held sideways, and that porridge made nrsirie, parts whioh are ably sustained by Mr. wife and oh'lldren, but he was not going to be intended Mr. Routly should be In the same position off and increased. We are the ACTUAL atypical baok, whilst little Cook, whi I am told, Mayor and Mayoress (Oounc: |lor and Mrs. C. W. in a pot of that description usually got burnt, to Harry 0. Morton and Miss Ethel HaU respectively. “ messed” about. as the others, and these words must be omitted and every Application will receive imme most promising goal-getting fi ward of the Bolton) wiU attend. Brigs ter-General H. C. say nothing ot the added flavours from previous Other characters are successfully portrayed The Magistrates sentenced Wallis to a month's from the undertaking, beoanse upon the construc diate and personal attention by out nnlat type, after opening in ther shaky Fitton has oommnnloated to * •. Davis expressing dinners. It Is needless to add that! her husband Mr. Kendrew Milson, as “ Yellow Dog," Mr. hard labour. > tion to be plaoed upon them Mr. Routly might feel Resident Manager. THOS, GRUNDY, i, settled down to play a vi ly, useful the hope that the residents of Isstbonrne wlU show drew the Une at porridge, and dlsoohroged any Harry Courtln, as “ Lone Wolf,” and Mrs. J, W. CHILDREN’S COURT. justified in selling any description of wine that e. The little man In the knickers farther attempts in the oooking of it. Braltnwalte as “ Mrs. Martha Ramsay.” Removed to 44, Cavendish-avenue their Interest In the Army ly attending on the SENSATIONAL LITERATURE AND was ordered for an invalid by a medical attendant. (off Bonrne-st.), Eastbourne (private" house). ted general attention and ly played so military nights especially. t • ♦ * The concluding performanoes of A Texas Banger Therefore the Magistrates suggested he should eU that he deserved It. Cook hli elf, I under- There will be a varied prog ume of other films A recommendation, that the Council should take plaee to-day at 3 and 8. PICTURES. give the same undertaking that the others had id, would have been happier at Inside right. , In addition to the Army fi Exhibitions wlU The lad Victor Culver, of Penge, who was sum given to sell only medioated wines. That would PROMPT CASH ADVANCES. inolude in the conditions of lioenses issued to “ THE PRAIRIE OUTLAW, ! eommence at 2.45, as asn&l. elnema houses a role that ohlldren under fourteen moned on the previous Friday for stealing a pair prohibit the selling of port, burgundy, champague On Monday next and throughout the week Pier ot opera glasses from the rifle range on the Pier, and other wines whioh wloe merchants ordinarily £10 upwards. The half-baok Une was lod and quite I EASTERN Oil IMA. should not be allowed to be in the baUs after 9 p.m., the_____ strongest _____ element In the____ team. llllton Carter and should only be admitted after 7 p.m. if acoom- patrons will have an opportunity of witnessing the was again before the Magistrates. t sold, and whioh the Magistrates considered the London t Provinces Discount Company, Ltd., i id Joe Towner, both of whom are approaohlng Having seoured the exoli live rights for the ianled by their parents, comes from the Croydon above play, whioh is a drama of Western life of The boy’s father, who was present, said he did chemists were not entitled to sell. ^ exhibition In this dlstriot ol one of the finest romantio and exoiting character. Mrs. E, G. not know why his son left home. He was going to Mr. Lawson Lewis, after giving the required 19, Lansdoumeroad, Croydon. '■ ^ 1 I is veterfen class, were both lu their very best and Education Committee. Certainly the oraze for ood and at various times durlDj e game gave oinematograph shows is beoomlng more evident Kimberley is the author of thepleoe, whioh is to get the lad employment as a clerk. undertaking on behalf of Mr. Routly, went cn Promptitude, Privacy, Easy Terms and Straightforward tema be produced by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughan’i The Rev. Canon Allen said he received a letter to say that perhaps the safest description of what Dealing. ,e Eastbourne halves an object In their every day, and the Influence for good or evil on the ethods. of _ plaolng____ _ the baU to . thi jlr forwards. and rising generation is a much-discussed point. company. The play, which Introduces scenes and from a gentleman stating that on the previous were known aa medloated wines was that they progressive policy. The exoe; lonal beauty ot some incidents amongst the Indians and oowboys in the Thursday he was out walking when he met the contained medicinal qualities. There was one MONEY. In faot, was simply splendid and he not • • • ayed finely himself, but ooaohed and con- if the soenes, the wealth 7 letaU in the photo Far West, has been well reoeived in many of the boy at Mayfield. The lad asked the way to East difficulty that occurred to him and that was the 'NASH advanced PRIVATELY, at Reasonable I graphy, and the splendid s render the picture Twelve out ot thirteen head teaohers in eltles and large towns of the North of England. bourne, and this seemed rather strange to the Belling of Invalid port. There were two wines , i led bis team with muoh aklil and, judgment, _„iphy. Thrilling Lancashire agree that the shows are physloaUy iRates and on Simple Norn or H and, In amounts of | enmau, who, it may be remembered, floored In a veritable triumph in olneme ;entleman. The boy said he was walking to East which, he thought, gave rise to difficulty some and in many parts almost sen itlonal, the film has detrimental to the sobolars. Late hours, loss of sourne, that he had no father or mother, and that time ago—invalid port and Keystone burgundy. £10 AND UPWARDS. ,e Eastbourne front Unie on more than one sleep, impaired eyesight, bad atmosphere, and jlon a few seasons baok, has been playing a met with enthusiastic approval from large audi he wanted to find an aunt. The gentleman paid With regard to the latter, it oould soarcely be said Call or write. In confidence. ences. There are further opportunities of witness adacbe are some of the results mentioned. Men hia railway fare-and gave him sufficient for one it was a medicated wine and therefore its sale had it game this year ae a left half, and though he and women generally oonoerued in education K0YA1 HIPPODROME. MR.LH. GREEN, Id weU In that position on Saturday,: I liked him ing this remarkable reproduction to-day, when night’s lodging, also telling him to go to the Leaf been stopped by tho chemists/ The only wire With 4, Havelook-road, Hastings, and 92, Terminus-road, exhibitions will be given an; 2 30, 0 30 and 845. throughout the oonntry are doubtful whether the Hall The lad subsequently went to him (Canon regard to which any difficulty might now arise itter when he moved np forward toi inside right gain would outweigh the disadvantages, even if Mr. S. W. Winter has suoceeded In placing the seoond half. ; Owing to the length ot the jfilm the only other Allen) and he gave him something, telling him to was what was known as Invalid port. All the picture Ife the Paths Gazette, with its piotorial the oinematograph were epeolaUy arranged for another very acceptable entertainment before call again the next day. ohomlsts were desirous of abiding loyally by record ot the world’s news. educational purposes. Hippodrome patrons this week, the programme The defendant said he got to Sevenoaks, where the restrictions the Magistrates might Impose thought Dale (St. Aldan’s) and Japp (St. MULTyEMANUS. being as varied and replete with good things as »’s), inside left and centre sttvely, the For the first part of next week a Vltagraph he was told it was not far to Eastbourne, so he upon their lioenses. When they came to FRIENDS drama, “ The W ar Makers,” will form ope of the eoula well be desired. The Four Mir&dors supply thought he would go. invalid port there were certain properties whioh ost promising rpteh side, the chief Item, their turn being composed of a hat they did not pisros iefenoe at principal attraotlons. It is ! story of a daring Ohief Inspector Taylor said the lad had upon gave It inedlolnal qualities, so that it might be ' diplomatic plot, the play bell unfolded In two series of attractive and oleverly-executed novelties. him some oneap sensational literature and books. used as a tonic. It was ordered by the medloal l may have been dnr *- . bile both enbl They first appear in a number pf 'effSotive poses WITH NEW FACES. tbaU, they did parts. Another drama Is 1 “ The Actress,” NEWS IS Mr. Culver: And he was very fond of going to profession and It would be ordered In tbe nature ot owing a lot of ge ’ a powerful story of a noble ited actress, who representative of* the'■ 1 highest art, and afterwards the piotures, whioh"I think are a very great draw- a prescription. He asked the Justices if there * — w to fit in with each other's style proceed to the aooomp! ishment of feats of a skilful finds that her lover la i _ another,hat after P botest Asanraif H ome R baok to a young man. > would be any objection to placing this construction M is no mors aqreeabl* experience lnatanoe, wars fre- a happy ending, and genuinely interest Ingnature. The exhibition atly too b! who is Evidently a tor- many vlolssltudes there . The Bench bound the defendant over for six npop the restrictions so as to permit of the sale of i to come upon an old triend who bsa Amongst tbs humorous li ims will be found A “ solemnprotest and declaration l*’ against the Is noteworthy for the v imminent part taken by the months. that wine. * the more type. Still, even on coercion of Ulster by armed force and the passage two ladies, whose all letio propensities give an •how left his ailments behind him, tailed to get through, Flaming Hearts” a very asing love story; The Chairman: We agree that it Is not desirable r’s play, th . 'A Little Fond Play,” a Uvl ily pieture showing of the Home Rule Bfil without the sanotion of the additional oharm to ,n altogether pleasing turn, Wednesday.—Before Mr; A. 0. Hillman (In the to allow tbe Bale of invalid port. 1 understand the now looks tha picture of four tholomew, who was before the Magistrates lor a After reading this generous and encouraging ■tafty enduring rt. If yon inquire what presslni “ Simple Simon Outwitted," e nnedy, &o. now only five minutes in whioh to get ordinary tables' is daring enough to satisfy the similar offenoe on Monday. report from Mrs. Glass, thoBe who have the mis Commencing on Thursday, another thrilling Indoors. most ardent oraving for sensationalism. Of the The Benoh sentenced him to 14 days for each fortune to suffer as she did will naturally long to Ibat baa wrought such a striking drama, " The Dagger’s Stroke," will be soreened, in Cuttings, Eastbourne i im home to-day, having | comedians Ohas. Sloman presents some character offenoe, the sentences to ran concurrently. et similar relief. But to get the same good as i for tha batter, to what medicine or addition to “Ann ot the Trails,” drama;__ M n. A London journalist is said to have Insured his studies of a highly amusing nature, while Chas. fIrs. Glass had you must get the same pills. The make a 1 _ in order to TTntiifi'aUpton's TlawlnaDevioe,” ” nnmnHvoomedy; • anfind (* TronlTroublesome newspaper cuttings, extending over many years, 400 CONVICTIONS! i your friend attributee his retain the Sout Amateur Gardener in song and patter is an established fact that Doan’s Backache Kidney .Pills helped isst their eng Mole,” eomedy. for £3,000. favourite, particularly with the “ gods.” EUiott William Jeffery, a middle-aged m ar, was oharged odr neighbour is no proof that any other back- 1th and vigour, It la more than is. The! l wiU lea' by the 11.45 ,t 3, 7 and 9 o'olook. ExhlbltioIons take plaoe dally W oman W ho Saw Napoleon. and Warne contribute a versatile aot as patterers with begging on the 3rd Inst, in Seaside-road. aohe and kidney pills will help you, for there are lie that he will answer In two H. O. Wood am F.O. Wells, and dancers, and Gwen Field, a pretty comedienne, F.O. Aroher said he received complaints oonoern- no other backache kidney pills the same aa a D ,1 OLD TOWN 01 'EMA. ; Mrs. Sarah Brooks, of Downham, Essex, widow renders two popular songs very ably. ing prisoner and took him to a house in Seaside- Doan’s. That is why Eastbourne people are firm, backs; G. S. Selmes. a We"*' * and W. The new patent semen wh _ was Installed at of an offloer of the Indian Mercantile Marine, was road,imi, wherev the servant said he had been mw uw . and mean tchat they >ay, when they ask for Doan’a Grevett halves; L. Hide and „ 102 years old on Monday. She says she remembers The star torn next week will be supplied by the above pioture haU last has proved a great Clown Barker, who, with Rczsika, is bringing his Prisoner. In a long story, said he was first oon- pills. wing),__ W. Garrard (oentre), I snooess, the result being that ,e plotures are now seeing Napoleon In the “ Bellerophon ” ip Plymouth viotod in 1887 at Eastbourne, and since then he Mrs. M. Glass, of 45, Clarence-road, near tho beU and D. Wood (left wing), for Sound after the battle of Waterloo in 1815, when wonderful elrons of trained animals. This should shown with an extraordi brUlinney and a truly prove a big draw. The management also annonm thought he had had about 415 conviotlons, Id Recreation Ground, Eastbourne, save: “ I find ; 4 wonderful stereoscopic effeoT Bhe was three years old. ? the speolal engagement of Prince Kurokt, the whioh over “ 1,200 brave, healthy polloemen ” had that chills very! often disturb my kidneys. Then Eastbourne St. Mary’s have Important - The chief feature of a. si. id programme on Hounds Over a Precipice. Japanese magician, whose tricks are all of a been concerned. He said he had been in prison I get dull, aching pains settle in my back; I atlon Is no tha first three days of this wi was the fourth ot While hunting at Maohen (South Wales) on remarkable character. The oentral feature is the Intermittently ever since 1887, and every night In have often found it miserable getting about the to play the the famous Fantomas di" soriea, entitled Saturday the Tredegar and Fentyroel Hounds ran mysterious poucette en aoler (anolent thumb-screw his cell he saw all thb policemen who had seoured house on this account. Besides the backache, I- 7Ield In the “ The Tragedy of the Ball," which was a fox to the edge of a atone quarry. The fox trick). Other artists to appear are the Henleys, in his oonviotlons parade past. was troubled with headaches and dizziness, and hopes are reoeived with marked a] blon. “ Bow they doubled In the nick of tlm*« and escaped over a their comedy aet, “ The Window Cleaner” ; Adele The Ohief Constable said he oould, by going always seemed so languid and depressed. chat they Outwitted Father” and beoomes a danger- roof. Seven of the punning hounds, however, fell Henderson, in her latest snooess, “ Should baok to the registers ol 1887, find 65 convlotions in “ I shall always be able to speak well of Doan’s a very hard one Character” were a oon; of most amusing Eastbourne. Backache Kidney Pills, however, for no other over the preelpioe and were badly injured. The Woman Tell?” ; Tinsley and Knight, in humorous medioine has put me right so quickly. They I Ub bU ORH1& UU MICI It will be a oomlo plotores, whilst “ The elfth Juror” was re9t of the hounds oaptured Reynard after an duologue; Arthur Stevens, eomedlan, and others. 'The Bench sent the prisoner to prison with hard dour straggle for the fares (la. 8d.) an exoiting drama. labonr for 14 days. relieve my back, make my head better, end exeitlng ran. generally tone me up. I recommend Doan’s dills aw being Usued by t h e ----- Eastbourne As usual, there was an « . ^ . ~ 30 and returning from Lewi * 0,427 The gramme on Thursday. The. Bibd Catcher F ined. Thursday*—Before Alderman E. Dube. to the. holiday, Jay. makers whp often stay with us. - Heavy F lannelette Death Roll. — From (Signed) (Mrs.) M. Glass.” ___ -off Is timed for 3.15 p.m.. St. a well-selected programme wi ' At Hastings on Saturday Alfred Edward Miller ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING. Jangle,' wan fined £1 and costa for being in possession of a Sept., 1913, to Jan. 10th there were 106 bnmlag Price 2s. 9d. a box, rix boxes I3s. 9d.; of all Maty’s being represented as follows: drama, entitled fatalities recorded in the Press as being dne to Thomas Markwlck, of Eastbourne, was charged T. Medhurst, goal; A. Teague B. Bennett, whioh deplete Ilona, tigers. , enas and goldfinoh recently taken on Falrligfft Cliffs. dealers, or from Foster-McClellan Co., 8, W’ T—I HUPS*** m A 1 m W* J- ! •/ Wm k:- - ■ P 1 ,i i EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914. K nuum i 18B. EnAmsHiB 1679. ;/?• ' Jy Bpeeicl Apprinte ml Oewrl IWhri U their Soyat Eifhnmm ike Or** D*h* m i Dm** *f Bairn. MR. JOHN 0. TOWNER, AKDEN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, I GENT for all the PRINCIPAL PRIVATE I o EASTBOURNE. DEVONSHIRE P A R K . w g m . &W BENNE A RESIDENCES. j H. W. BASHINGS fc SONS, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. Manager and Secretary Mr. E. A. Brown. To b e Sold, Let (Famished or Untarnished). SURVEYORS. VALUERS. Telephone: No. 9. Telegrams : 11 Co n c e r t s ." m AUCTIONEER, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, ] Mortgage Lewes
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U Trait Mark: V I S T 0 Btgiilmd. the full rate of the abler servants, the com DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE raatng TTISTO ELASTIC STOCKINGS are P obods mittee _ have given the Borough Surveyor Lessees- _ _ Mcbray Kino & Clark. ▼ and Washable, and being durable and effeotlve In discretionary power to make some concession,- ' i- ‘ • - ; : j \ ; support are highly recommended by the Medloal Prolee- and there is every reason to expect Mr. m r ' ! sion for Strengthening Weak Veins and Swollen liimhw. Prescott will liberally interpret this special TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 2 30 AND 8. SPECIALIST? Established 00 Ykabs. authority, There for the time being the Prloe5/- each; cheaper quality 3/6. llluatmted Lute Fne. COUBT “A PLACE IN THE SUN.” matter must be allowed to rest. If, at some Special Department for Ladies, later; stage, the men’s demands can be sup M a is o n F l o r a Coinpt* 1-street). From the Comedy Theatre, London. FARMER, ported by new and more cogent evidence the Haung built up our reputation with the collective experience TRUSS, Stoop Cobb Bracb, Suppobtcno Belt Council will not be slow to give favourable 0 , S tlU t j and 7 HU 10. AND SUBQIOAL APPLIANCE Mayib, effect to the altered conditions. MONDAY, March 9th, (or Six Nigh:hte at 8. Matinees E a s t b o u r n e l t d . A TEST NOVRT.TV, of. four generations we claim to be Specialists in all that on Wednesday and Sat'rardayy at 2.30. 80, QUEEN’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. f. . . appartains to the question of Coa supplies. This experience Return Visit of Mr. Charles Windermere Socal iUtos. T A B J E T S . T. JOHN’S CHURCH, MEADS, ales us to purchase the S EiLEBTBD QUALITIES „ _ ------THE HEADMASTER.” s EASTBOURNE. A SOLO TENOR and MALE ALTO TIMES of HIGH WATER & LIGHTING-UP from the output of. the B ES T CO LLIERIES, at the WANTED for the Oholr of the above High Water. Lighting Co clue es Ohurch, Mom. After. Up mof t favourable market rates, and our business, orj For particulars as to salary, &o„ please apply to Saturday, Mar.'7 ...... 5.55 ... 6.42 ... 6.47 48HIRE P lBK PIER THEATRE, Mr. Gilbert A. Alcock, Sunday, Mar. 8.. 7.40 ... 8.16 ... 6.49 Exclusive the most modern methods, with th6 minimum of ex:pnse, we EASTBOURK Cranmore, Derwent-road, Eastbourne. Monday, Mar. 9 ...... 8.52 ... 9.20 ... 6.51 Manager G. Hates. Tuesday, Mar. 10 . 9.45 ... 10. 8 ... 6.53 supply Coals always at the NATIONAL UNION OF W ednesday, Mar. 11. 10.32 ... 10.53 ... 6.55 Bathing, 7 to &S0; Thursday, Mar. 12 ... 11.14 ... 11.37 ... 6.57 only, 10UIS to IS; TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AT 3 AND 8, OMEN’S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. w c EASTBOURNE SOCIETY. Friday, Mar. 13...... 12. 0 ... — ... 6.58 Mifed I lathing,g, 3,30 to 3331 MB. FRANK BERTRAM presents Designs Bathing], 7 to 9.90. LOWEST LOCAL RATES. Non-Party. Non-Militant. 01 eotators’ Gallery, “A Texas Banger.” Sweated Industry Exhibition Royal Society fob P revention op Cruelty FOR to Animals, Eastbourne pranch. Hon. Sec., Miss twiopence. At the TOWN HALL, MARCH 11th, 1914, I i t . With Rangers, Cowboys, Indians and U.S. A Troops. Locke Paddon, 1, Compton-etreet. Subscriptions Opened at 3 p.m. by are urgently needed, and may be paid to the Hon. u ROWLAND HUNT, Esq., M.P. Treasurer, Henry Holyoakb, Esq.. 30, Mill-road, MONDAY, MARCH 9th, I 3!x Nights at 8. or at Lloyd's Bank, Ltd. All complaints should be SWEATED WORKERS WILL BE IN THE HALL. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 3. addressed to Inspeotor T. Finn, 6,Willowfleld-square, Early Spring. Admission: 3 to 5, Is.; 5 to 7, 6d. Teas, 6d. Eastbourne. Ur. and Mrs Ernest Vaugl tan’s Company in Limplieht Lecture at 8, on Sweated Industries Old Gold and S ilver Bought for cash or e n t . exchanged for new goods. Watch, dock and j ewellery The New Western Ron antic Play, By MISS SUSAN LAWRENCE (London County repairs promptly executed. Estimates for same given BRADF O R B ’S Councillor). free of charge. Also re-plating, re-gilding, &c.-F. G. We do not ask you to buy, but lg Violnist. “The Prairie Outlaw." Chairman: A. C. Hillman, Esq., J.P. Clemknob, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 18, Cornfield- By Mrs. F. G. Kimberley. Admission Free. Reserved Seats, Is. Collection. road (Terminus-road end), Eastbonrne. Phone 782. we ask you1 to look, before i'RED GRAY, en and omen nvited Respectfully ask the privilege of quoting Y O U . Seats ...... i 3d. to 2a. M W I . Make Your Home Look Nice by having buying elsewhere. Contrajto. ------.— ------“ Attractive Well-Fitting Blinds,” and the best shop to procure them is Vinall & Sons, Ltd., 63 and , 2j, 6 i.; B ok Seats, Is. MONDAY, MARCH 10th, and during the Week, MEETING will be held on W e d n e sd a y, March 11th, at 3.30, in 53a, Terminus-road. Blinds can be made and fitted A the same day as ordered. Large stock of Hollands. MISS KATHLEEN LEIGH and ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN INSTITUTE, Rollers and Fittings always kept. Estimates given, MR. CLIFFORD MARQUAND For the purpose of Vinall & Sons, Ltd., 53 and 53a, Terminus- IN 1 . I ■ road, are now holding their Winter Stocktaking H e a d Office STATION PARADE 0RMING a BRANCH of the PEACE SOCIETY Sale. In former years the custom of the firm has ILSOVER ROAD. “All-of-a-Sudden Peggy,” IN EASTBOURNE. been to take stock first, the Sale after. This year, 59, 61,63 and 63a, owing to the very heavy stocks in all departments, (Near Eastboune Station). The Chair will be taken by Aldefman E. Duke. this has been found impossible. Consequently-very ‘‘Lady Frederick” large redactions will be found on all regular goods Telephtpe No. $04 (Two Lines). AND I | . in every department throughout the house. The a s t b o u r n e a r t a n d i n d u s t r y mild weather of 1913 has left a great bulk of furs GROVE ROAD. I “ The Toymaker of Nuremberg.” } SOCIETY. * 1 and Coats. These are greatly reduced to ensure a Telephone 58y. E speedy olearance. Sheetings, Sheets, Blankets, Down 27th EXHIBITION Quilts are algo much reduced. Carpets, Linoleums, AT Rngs are also on the bargain lists. A great addition K1FKCTS. . . . THE TOWN HALL, to the Sale this year will be the pilea of Travellers’ t h e ;*-:j Samples, bought subject to 25 per cent off. which WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, advantage is entirely given to the Customers, Z c 'dtefiootm akars HIPPODROME, March 18th, 19th arid 20th, 1914. Amongst this lot are Damask Cloths. Serviettes. Devonshire P ark P uhohase Committee.— SMART WALKING SHOES, EASTBOt Five o’clock Cloths, Cushion Covers, Tray Cloths, The committee of tradesmen and others who acted fetters to the (fbitor. Managing Director...... Mr. ! dney W. Winter, PRIZE £70 MONEY. Chair Baoks, Sideboard Cloths, Nightdress Cases, so energetic illy ,ln the promotion of ,tho Park rt Raymond. Pillow Cases, This is undoubtedly a great oppor ft DAVIES ~ © Manager...... Entries close This Day at 12 noon to the Assistant tunity to bny oheap goods. Telephone ' ' purchase scheme have now terminated their pro Secretary, Mr. H. J. Capon, 75, Terminus-road. Entries A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION. (r, or Sell bt Prita . MONDAY, March 9th, and during the Week. ceedings. After meeting alt expenses the; have a le and Commodious f Z > may be made at Double Fees up to Saturday, March F ootwear to please the eye, fit the foot, and small balance in hand. Though not aotnall; suc Twice Nightly at 7 and 9. Utn, at 12 noon. reliable for wear.—Observe, J. J. Saundebs, 106, cessful In the object whloh called them into Sir: It Is well known that the Eastbourne |E S I DENC5 Starring Engagement, from the Coliseum and Palladium, South-street (between Devonshire-place and Stu existence, the committee performed a useful Corporation is always anxious to do anything to ommodation, posses London, of CLOWN BARKER and MISS ROZSIKA, Saviour's Church). inorease the comfort and oonvenienoe of visitors, I large grounds witl introducing their Wonderful Circus, including Ponies, servioe in a businesslike and publto - spirited late. Capital < Dogs, Cats and Monkeys. Clown Barker is acknow B illiards.—Billiard tables re-covered, cushions manner. Thanks are especially due to Mr. O. H. therefore venture to make a suggestion whloh may oms over, ledged to be the Kindest AnimalTrainer in the World. re-rubbered, cnee, tips, 8pinks’ chalk, handioa; Crisp, the hon, secretary, who brought untiriDg or may not be original. ®astboarncCIjrontde sheets, &c. Balls adjusted and stained.—Collins, ; When the wind blows from the N , N.W. orN.E. t as above. LORNA HODGKINS, South-street, Eastbourne. zeal and great enthusiasm to the practical work of y Hippodrome Bit the committee. it Ib always easy to find a comfortable seat near Notice. — All those who wish to Warehouse the sea and sheltered from the wind, but when the ARTHUR STEVENS, the Convivial Chorus Comedian. SA TU RD AY , MARCH 7, 1914. Eastbourne R ifle Club.—Owing to unfore I ft S A L S - THE HENLEYS (Lottie and Arthur) in Comedy their Furniture should nob do so until they have S.W. wind blows, as it has been blowing very cold ------ifflees. it Act, “The Window Cleaner.” inspeoted Messrs. G. E. Maynard's, Limited, Ware seen oiroumstances shooting is postponed until lately, there is no place, except the oovered further notloe.—|W. W. Denham, hon. eeo. EASTBOURNE. ADELE HENDERSON in her Latest Success, “ Should houses, which are the finest in Eastbonrne. Estimates shelters, where one can sit In comfort. Now, half a Woman Tell." free.—Note the address, G. E. Maynahd. Limited, oly rinity hurch way up the east elope of the Wish Tower, there is Jk" TINSLEY and KNIGHT in Duologue, “ Betsy’s Burgle.” STRAY NOTES. Removal and Storage Contractors, Greystone- H T C ;—On Sunday after Ipeoial Engagement of PRINCE KUROKI, the Japanese ,buildings, South-street, Eastbonrne noon next, at three p.m,, the Rev. A. Blrkett will a small laurel plantation, whioh looks as It it had T ER r jMONDAY. Wf-i•'^Saaaa»«*aaiE. Exclusive for Ladies logician, who offers £50 to any person performing his give an address to men only, his subjeot being been planted purposely to iorm a background for ^Childrens Footwear mysterious Poucette en Acier (Ancient Thumb Screw D isturbing Str eet Music. Th e Gas Company are offering special job-lot “ Heroes of the Bible.” Soloist-, Mr. B. C. an open seat, and I feel sure that if a bench with p a t : Trick) in the same manner as performed by him. pendants purchased this week from a Birmingham a baok to it, some 60-ft. long, could be placed there i are no 16/9 Th e law that forbidsjjlaying by bands when Chandler. All men are heartily invited. 4 Greysfone Buildings, l. Note the Prices: Reserved Boxes, 12s. fid. and 10s. 6d. passing places of worship on Sundays might manufacturer at less than cost. See windows. it would afford a pleasant resting-place when the (Oppuitt XSaiaowi Cbmh) may be booked); Fauteuils, Is. 6d. (reserved, 2s.); Pit The Ricent Charity Match,—The proceeds S.W. wind blows and would be a boon to many Stalls, Grand Circle and Promenade, Is. (early doors, reasonably be extended in the interest of Abt and I ndustry Exhibition.—Entries for of the recent charity match at the Saffrons between who look for a sheltered resting-place when tired Eastbourne. Is. 3d., reserved, Is. 6d.); Pit, 6d. (early doors, 9d.); Upper amusement resorts on week-days. Since the this exhibition, whloh takes plaoe at the Town the Polloe and the Church, Law, and several other of promenading. Yours faithfally, Circle, 3d. (early doors, Id.). Telephone No. 336. introduction of boys’ brigades, with their Hall on the 18lh Inst, and two- following days, Institutions, have been allocated as follows Obtained at theseA close at noon to-day to the Secretary, Mr. Capon, Prlnoess AHrm Hospital, £7. 10;.; Leaf Hospital, Eastbourne, Match 3rd, \ A VISITOR by country inevitable drum and bugle bands, the matter 75, Terminus-road. At double tees entries may be OLD TOWN CINEMA, l im it e d . has become one of almost serious moment. £7. 8s. 3d.; Queen Alexandra Cottage Homes, £6; desired. NO expenses, reoelved up to Saturday, the 14th. total, £20. IS*. 3i7 ' EASTBOURNE EYR INFIRMARY. \ i NEWEST AND BEST. Concerts and entertainments at the Town Hall rery Thursday at Offloo Luxurious Seating. Perfect Ventilation. and other places are sometimes greatly dis “ Is Tax Resistance J ustifiable — A University Extension Lectures.—The next REPAIRS. debate on this question will take place on Thursday two leoture of Mr. Stride’s course on British India S ir: Mr, Hallldio’s apology appears to he aa CYCLE AND MOTOR CYCLE Matinee Dally at 3. Continuous Performance turbed by the passing and re-passing of march afternoon next, commencing at 4 o’olock, at the 7 to 10.30. [ ing instrumentalists, the interference on some will be given next week on consecutive days, unnecessary as the groundsjhe gives for resigning Suffrage Club, 134, Terminus-road. An advertise' namely, on Monday and Tuesday, Maroh 9th and ;e Infirmary are mla- Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, Mar. 9th, 10th <£ 11th. occasions quite spoiling the effect of the pror ment appears in another column. been a subscriber to RGE DOUjLL & CO. 'Ihoke eos. ’amme number in progress, and naturally 10th. They will (be at the same hour, 5,15, at the “ The Fatal Legacy.”. Y.M.O.A. Concert,—On Wednesday evening Technical Institute, on both days. soaroely have been (Proprietor, Georoe Doull), Powerful and Exciting Drama. : sconcerting artists and marring the pleasure omitted froth the list of subscribers without a ATE and Exclusive to this Theatre. of the audience. The objectionable nature 'of a concert was held in the Y.M.C. A Hall in aid of ' P eace Society.—With a view to forming a special request from himself, whloh was not forth « 6 b , a n d the association's athletic fund. There was a full local branoh of the Peace Soolety a public meeting, GROVE ROAD. Garage Workshop : 1, WEST STREET- “ BETTER DAYS." Excellent Comedy. such interruptions was pointedly demonstrated attendance and the results, artistioally and coming. At the same time mention was made of “ VAN NOSTRAND TIARA.” the other night, when certain boys’ bands, to be presided over by Alderman Duke, will be Mr. Hallidle’s resignation in the annual report, Drama of Absorbing Interest. financially, were highly satisfactory. Songs were held on Wednesday afternoon next at St. Andrew's whioh showed that he was not supporting the lerating at their fiercest, temporarily reduced ;iven by Mrs. MoCully, Mr. T. Coussens (tenor), Presbyterian Institute; Have you seen the Calthorpe Motor Cycle at £26. 5s.9 “ TWO BROWN BAGS." Splendid Comic. eperformanceat Devonshire Park theatre to tr. Baker, Miss E. Morris, Mrs. W. Burgess, Mr. infirmary. A SuocEssruij Concert.—The recent chamber At the origin of the institution it was quite The NUT of THE SEASON. Thursday, Friday & Saturday, March -ltth, 13th if4 lUh. dumb show. Doubtless the annoyance was R. Lower and Mr. E. W. Brigstock. Miss Tanner understood that the members of the staff should inadvertent and unsuspected; nevertheless it contributed two muoh appreciated pianoforte solos, musio concert on behalf of the Women’s Shelter at WIRELESS REQUISITES. “ Victory or Death.” the East End realised the handsome profit of £50. not engage in general medloal praotlce, and, as a ARD, ACCESSORIES, PETROL, OILS, TYRES, Etc Sensational Drama, full of Incident. was very real, and for a time very persistent. while Miss Emmeline Wynter played two excel matter of faot, the present member has not so “ PROFESSOR BEAN’S REMOVAL.” Pending the possible imposition of restrictive lent violin solos in her acoustomed artletio style. Election of G uardians. — Miss Dorothy practised slnoe September, 1912. Keystone Comic. Lt t A.I. regulations, persons exercising authority over Clarkk-Linb v. Devonshire . Club, East Chamberlain w r i t e s “ In my oandldature for the Yours faithfully, “ A WINDOW ON WASHINGTON PARK.” eleotlon of Guardians for the Upperton Ward I First-class Drama. bands of all kinds may fairly be asked to bourne, Ltd.—We understand that an action has MILNER MOORE, hon. seo» [R ooms restrain the latter from playing when passing been instituted bv Mr. B. Clarke-Lens, of Dusound, find electors have received erroneous impresBionB “ TINY TIM AND THE LION." Really funny. concerning my views. May I state, through your 8, Hartfleld-equare, “ RED AND PETE, PARTNERS.” Splendid Drama. ilaces of amusement, and indeed all public Old Orchard-row, against the Devonshire Club, March 8th, 1914,: -‘ ROVER’ luildings where meetings or entertainments Eastbourne, Ltd,, and that a writ has been issued oolumns, that I Shall be happy to discuss my Next Week- " THE KI! G’S SERVICE,” in the High Court of Justiee, King's Bench Division, opinion with any elector' and to answer any may happen to be proceeding. questions relating to my polloy ? > and i Prices, 3d. and 6d.; Balcony, Is. 'ea served gratuitously against tne Club. It is also understood that the o n AT) at all Matinees to fid. andd IIs. Seats. Capital service of services of Mr. Montague Shearman, K 0., have .H ome Counties’ E ngineebs.—The twenty CHURCH OF ENGLAND ZENANA Motor ’Buses. Balcony Seats may be booked. Tel. 1293. S urgical A id . been retained as leading oounsel on behalf of Mr. seoond annual dinner in connection with the Clarke-Lens. r It is always a pleasure to cAll attention to N.O.O.’s mess of the 1st Home Counties’ Field MISSIONARY SOCIETY. All Souls’ O.E.M.S.—The All Souls’ Parish Company R:E., took place at Glastonbury, Royal- (can always be inch ELECTRIC THEATRE, the work and claims of that splendid, practical parade, last evening. R.S.M. Chelfont. RE., charity, the Royal Surgical Aid Society, and Room was well filled on Monday evening, when the Largest Cinematograph Theatre in Eastbourne. monthly meeting and entertainment In connection oooupled theohair, and was supported by Col. W. The annual meeting of the Eastbourne Associa in particular, of course, to the success of the F. Cheesewrigtat, Oapt. and. Adjutant N. W. tion of the Church of England Zanana Missionary- Eastbourne. Fitted with Up-to-Date Ventilating Apparatus. with the All Sonls’ Branch of the Church of local branch, of which Councillor S. N. Fox, England Temperanoe Society took place. Dr. Benton, R E ,, Capt. W. A. Sparrow, Oapt. A. A, Society took plaoe at the Town Hall yesterday J.P ., is chairman, and Mr, Frederic M. Emary, Martin, Col. A. A. Oakden, O.S.M. Gillham (bon. afternoon, Mr. C. A. Leatham presiding over a DAILY at 3, 7 AND 9. Muir Smith attended, and delivered a most telling good gathering, which Included the Rev. R S, Lew Trenchard, Charleston - road, the hon. address on the evils of the use of alcohol considered treasurer), O.S.M: J. French, Bandmaster N. T el. 880. 21, OORNFDSLD TERRACE, Griffin end others. — An excellent repast was Woodward, the Rev. G. P. Bassett Kerry, the Rev. Near Foot I evonahlre Place. MONDAY, Mabch 9th, for Three Days Only. secretary. The report presented to the annual from a medioal point of view. Dr. Muir Smith C. B. Cooper, Miss S. Lawrence, Mrs. Herbert meeting on Wednesday was the twenty- pointed out that the consumption of intoxiostlng served, and darling the evening a number of toasts “ The Impostor.” liquor had a deteriorating effeot on the human were submitted, while an entertaining muBioal Timbrill Bulstrode and others. A. BONDOLFI, second of these interesting records of philan programme was gone through. Miss Lawrence, In reading the annual report of Three Part Drama. thropic service. It relates in simple, business frame—stunting the growth and debilitating the the looal association for 1913-14, said the monies Alwaysa: .and Foreign terms the operations of the past twelve whole system. His lecture was illustrated hy Miss Bolder©, of Baldursbo, Hampden Park, reoeived to date by the local Secretary (Mrs. Crabb) THURSDAY, March 12th, for Three Days Only, lantern slides shown by Mr. C. Richards. The is, we understand, resisting the payment of was £523. Ascension Day offertories had been, ATT months, and we gather that no fewer than entertainment comprised a well-executed piano “ The Dagger’s Stroke.” 202 appliances, costing nearly £250, have been Government takes on the ground that there given at the following churches: St. Mary’s, Holy BREAD and ROLLS DELIVERED to ALL PARTS of the TOWN - PROMPT. forte solo by Mr. A. W alls; a most amusing should be no taxation without representation. Trinity and St. John’s. Miss G. Abbott had Three Part Drama. distributed to crippled or suffering members sketoh, “ Wanted a lady reader,” in which the Leaf HoMiEojpATHic Cottage Hospital.—The resigned the secretaryship of the Torchbearers, as In addition to a Special Programme of the Latest of the community. How great is tne constant arts were capably sustained bv Miss Y. Hayes, sbe was leaving Eastbourne for a time, and her Pictured need of the society’s help, and how sincerely S[iss C. Walls, Miss F, Butler, Miss Fortehmouth, annual meeting of subscribers and friends of this place had been taken by Miss Wade, who had lived iRY TCINEMA, Eastbourne it is appreciated by the poor who profit by it, Miss E. Took and Miss G. Pattenden. A violin Institution takes place on Saturday afternoon, the in India. All sections worked well for the annual solo was artistically played by Miss Elsie Collins, 14th Inst., at the Town Hall. Canon Allen (obair- le, the joint takings amounting to over £13 Manager—Mr. - Lrthur Davis. was convincingly shown .by some of the and the part song, “ The Elfin call,” was oapitafiy man of - the hospital) will take the ohair at representative speakers at Wednesday’s, meet After an appeal for support In connection with the W .8 . SQUIRE & CO. sung by the Misses M. Saunders, G. Pattenden, V. 3 30 p.m. forthcoming exhibition, tbq report went on to give a superior programme for T0-DA'S (Saturddy), Mar, 7th: A DEBATE. ing. Unfortunately the income, though Hayes, E. Richards, M. Portohmonth; and Messrs. increasing somewhat, scarcely keeps pace with some interesting details of local missionaries. A. Walls, 0. Richards and F. Richards. — The Mrs. Bulstrode then gave an interesting descrip sDay. “The Waimakers »» the growing demands upon the society, and Vicar (the Bev. E. F. W. Eliot) thanked Dr. Muir HATE YOU SIGNED THE COVENANT? tfVERY MONDAY. general Furnishing j-S TAX RESISTANCE JUSTIFIABLE?” tion of her recent travels in China and Mongolia, In Two Parts. additional annual subscriptions will be grate Smith for his Interesting lecture, and also those ■" ■ It I her remarks being illustrated by a series of excellent M 'always be included. who had carried out the entertainment. Electro Platers, Out fully welcomed. W e feel sure that manv of our THE ANTI-HOME RULE DECLARATION. lantern slides. “ "Wiifl.es as Cinderella.” On THURSDAY, March 12th, readers who do not at present; subscribe have Elgar's “ The Apostles.” —On Wednesday, The Rev. G. P. Bassett Kerry voiced the thanks PRIVATE TREATY. HI ftOa, Sto. only to acquaint themselves with the benefi Maroh 18th, Sir Edward Elgar’s oratorio, The of the gathering to Mrs. Bulstrode. | ROOMS AND SALEYABD. S' At Four o’c ock, cent and deserving character Qf the institution Apostles, will be sung at St. Saviour's Church by We understand that the National Declaration ROAD. (EASTBOURNE. to account the opportimity of aiding it a real the Eastbourne Choral Union, for the first time in against Home iuuRule,.o, whioh r u . » was u«.ueuheaded by UJ Earl 22. tERMINUS ROAD. Eastbourne. The seetety have previously presented Roberts and Sir Edward Seymour, is open for Wesleyan and Gene Assurance Society. I T im , F.A.I. MONDAY NEXT. At the SUFFRAGE CLUB, 184, Terminus- privilege. Copies of the report and any other signature at the Offices of the Conservative and ' Local Experience) information desired will be readily supplied The Dream of Gerontius, twioe at Devonshire —The Bill promoted by the above Company forir Its MILITARY WBBI. road. Park, and The Kingdom, at St. Saviour’s Churoh, Unionist Association, 81, Terminus-road, East tx by Private Treaty, ah by the indefatigable hon. secretary. incorporation oame before the House of Lords in , as above, a MILITARY WEEK. and now, with The Apostles, they will have intro bonrne. Any male over the age of 18 may sign. Committee on the 2nd and 3rd inst., Lord Hylton Admission for Non-Memlers, Is. duced the circle of this composer s great oratorios. presiding. Mr. Clode, K.G., and Mr. Brown; 'ABLE, by Burroughes The Apostles is written for full ohorus, semi- instructed by Messrs. Sharpe, Pritchard & Co. find rosewood frame, ornamr & GOOD SELECTION OF SEASONS GOODS. T H E BRIT SH ARMY Th e Corporation and Th e ir E m ployes. netry -work; special lion chorus and no less than six soloists, and is of LEAF HOSPITAL. (Parliamentary Agents), appeared for the society i j light oak marking cable * ' , FILM. If the Labour members of the Town Council exceptional musloal interest, showing Sir Edward and Mr. Macassey, K.CL and Mr, Rowan a 1th ones, theieet of ivory really wish to convert the majority of that Elgarmigar iat his highest inspiration. It embodies the Harker, instructed by Mr. W. J. Wenham (Parlia ■ tj r k f j ; Prodnoed with great st locess at the Palace 1HE 3r d ANNUAL SHAMROCK BALL. e|od a very complete outfit i body they will do well to adopt a less aggres sailingof___ the Apostles, their teaching (schooling) ENLARGEMENT SCHEME. mentary Agent), opposed the Bill on behalf of the jellanea. Blectrie, Gas and Hot Witter Theatre, London, and as shown by Royal THE TOWN HALL, sive and truculent bearing. As a fly-catcher and their mission. The soloists will inolnde Miss National Association of Life Assurance Agents, the above Boom, from 9i30 to 4 Command at Sandring ham on the occasion Edith Taylor, Miss Margaret Stone, Mr. William Engineers. THURSDAY, March ltth, 1914, honey has always been found more serviceable The committee - gratefully acknowledge the the National Association of Wesleyan and General of Queen Alexandra’s Birthday. Barrand (Eton College Choir) and Mr. George following farther subscriptions towards the exten Agents, and for oertain policy holders in the EVERY MONDAY. Dancing from 9 till 3 than vinegar, and how the new councillors Parker (Vicar Choral, Westminster Abbey). The society.—Their Lordships unanimously allowed always be included. f i t can expect to favourably influence those sion fund :— TH E BRITISH ARMY M.C...... MB. a F. BRANDON. conduotor will be Mr. James R Dear, Mus.Bac., : £ 8. d. the petitions of the Associations (supported .by — whose motives and policy they are never tired and,the organist, Mr. M. P. Conway, Mus.Bac. - Amounts previously acknowledged... 588 7 0 Mr. Rowand Harker) and strnok out from the FILIjL Tickets, ! of traducing and belittlingilittling passespi comprehen- M.-M- Bill Clause 38 thereof, by which the sooiety sough* BRICKYARD, a BP AIKS OF S V B »Y DESCRIPTION Shamrock Ball.—The third annual Shamrock Mrs. Mergarry...... 2 0 .0 Under Distinguiehet! Local Patronage. 4 - sion. Allowance must, no doubt, be made for to incorporate Certain provisions, whereby the ’ and ball takes plaoe at the Town Hall on Thursday Mr. E. Mercer i o n agents of the society would have been rendered 3 miles i BE ROUTED WITH PROMPT ITUDB g ^SAVIOUR’S, EASTBOURNE the effervescent enthusiasm of men newly next. Particulars are advertised. introduced to public life; and we are not £593 9 0 liable to imprisonment and distress, for tbe EtTER MILLIONS OF GOOD TH E BRITISH ARMY inclined to complain unduly of vehemence P ublic L ibrary Lectures.—Another of these enforcement of claims by the society In respect of 'Ht BRICKS. H i Txlxfhoitb No. 1167- FILM. Sir Edward! Elgar’s lectures, to whioh there is free admission, will be matters of account as between the soolety and the that, after all, may be more apparent than agents. Subjeot to this clause being ex ns or VALUABLE Under Distinguished Local Patronage of given at the Teohnioal Institute on Wednesday Nothing is possible to him who is always “ TBM AF05TX, real. But we would suggest to Councillors evening next, when Mr. H. A. Bryden will leotnre dreaming of his past possibilities. their Lordships allowed the Bill to pr A K I G PLANT, Huggett and Marshall and their immediate His Worship the Mayor (Councillor W. Bolton. Will be Sung for the First Time in Eastbo ime, on “ Sport and Wild Life in N’Gamiland and the taking machine, bj r.p.y. supporters both ! the unfairness and the Kalahari Desert (South Africa).” Mr. Bryden has it): brick press, bj Lieut-CoL W. F.Cheesewrii ht, Commanding R.E. (T.) f h.( by On WEDNESDAY, Marph 18th, at 8 p.m , tactical mistake of proceeding upon the pre written several deeply-interesting books on sport CoL Astley Roberts,AWUXJADO, vOinijw 1AB. iuwoo, Moss, and nuu ■Officers 1th n thi sumption that all who disagree with them are and savage life hi South Africa, and his leoture, Battery 2nd H.C. Brigade RiF.A. 1 EASTBOURNE'CHORAL UNION. e ther consumed With selfishness or constitu- which wul be Illustrated by lantern slides, is J Lieut Cardwell and Offlt^rs 8ussex Yeomanry. certain to prove both instrnotlve and entertaining. Capt W, A. I Officers 1st H.C. Soloists Councillor Durell will preside. grindstones JBREAjD is held Miss EDITS' TAYLOR. Mis^i MARGARET STONE. <3* ' ii . t Mr. HERBERT GUY. Mr. M. MATTJtEWS. ership Council pre P laying the Gave in Business. — When ARTHUR CHRIMES, -INr E, Including GUARANTEED be THE BRIT ARMY Mb. WILLIAM BARRANDIEton College| Choir). supposes that the thirty and odd other repre Tradesmen Issue Circulars to the neighbouring scaffold cords Mb. GEORGE PARKER (Westminster A they). sentatives have the common sense and pumic town^, in whioh they declare they can supply the THE EASTBOURNE COSTUMIER capital trolley, tw< FILL Conductor ...... ; JAMES R. DEAR, tfus. Bac. spirit necessary in those entrusted with people with better goods at reduced prices, it is agons, haroeesee TUESDAY & THUR8DAY- -1CILITABY NIGHTS, time for Buyers to pause and think, and to realise a n d LADIES’ TAILOR. ies, tedder ( rake. PURE when the Officers andm Men______of the local Territorials will Organist ... M. P. CONWAY, Muf . Bac. responsible civic duty. They are not by any that tradesmen are short of business in their own prime MB HAY (1912 and attend with tjieir Bands. means infallible, and probably none of them tnnm mhan f.hav nr a vi f. fn af.fnot fhoir Tifilcrhhnnro 3 OR3ES, o u ~ And m^de from unbleached floor without. would claim to be considered such; but they TELE. 651. ny other i( 1ASTBOURNE PUBLIC LIBRARIES. Terminus Road. aStwn any chemical addition. e entitled to the same credit for sincerity ______Y Sold btI Auction, by br^rit______. ahd disinterestedness as the remainder of have now one of the finest businesses in the'South BE8PECTFULLY desire to call to your notice the arrival this URTENSHAW ft BOX, YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH IT EA-8TEBN CINEMA, b« 8 r-ne. ,j to announce that their colleagues, and it surely savours a little of England for first-class goods of every description IP YOU GIVE IT A TRIAL. week of a very large collection of latest English Tailor above, on THURSDAY, 12n l of arrogance and obstinacy for a small, for Boys’, Youtbs’ and Gentlemen’s wear; they have I H . A .’BRYDElN, Esq. never gone over, the threshold of their business Made Costumes, Sports Ooats, Sports Suits, Of the Executors of the late Mr TO-DAY ^SATURDAY). Will delivered, a LECTURE on inexperienced minority to maintain an K J j i ■ ; attitude of bitter and inflexible hostility. All premises to tout for orders, believing that true Check Coats, Smart Tailor-made Skirts, &c. a|t Twelve e-clock Noon. “ Sport and Wild Life in M’Gamilond and success of business is to stay at home and give CLEOPATRA.” matters for which a governing body is every attention to Buyers whue in their premises, ’ [ | These Goods have been produced specially for — ^may he obtained fro* IT’S Machine Bakery, ______this Theatre. the Kalahari Desert (South Africa) ” responsible are determinable by the pre ad Eastbourne (Telep '/■ Illustrated by numerous ntern Slides, ln the and also see that all orders are exeouted to the best my business, hence unobtainable elsewhere. . ir/vl:: ■ The Last Day of showing t iis magnificent Picture. dominant vote, and the wiserdisseatient is he of their ability. By this means they have worked “ Pathe Qazette. LECTURE THEATRE, vical I nstitute who accepts defeat with gracious submission, up one of the best businesses outside of London, •j Every Garment is made from cloths of the most 8 * Road; 61, Seaside Road; - (Entrance,'r > Road), content with having argued his case in a and they hold one of the finest stocks of first-class 11875. dependable class and the finish and style of the best. m at Hampden Park. Exhibitions 2.30,330 & 8.15; Doors Optra 2.0,30 & 8.30. On WEDNESDAY, 1 BOH Hth, 1914. strenuous and fair-minded, though unavailing, goods to be: found In any business. Instead of ft Admission 3d., fid. and Is. deserved). Telephone 705. The Chair to be taken at^_ p.m. hy Mr. Counoillor manner. oartlng their goods to different towns and engaging I i The Costumes will be obtainable in nearly every AND VALI HOUSM, ' : y ; I - i rooms at Hotels, they take a different view of MONDAY, March 9th. Admission Free. irs open at 8 p. m. business, and invite the Bayers of their class of color and the prices range from 48/- to 61 gns. i ESTATE j Th e W ages Question. K ■ HUDSON’S DAILY 8.0, 7.0 and 9.0. A few Reserved Seats, Price Sr ___to*. Ticki its may be ods from Hastings, St, Leonards, Bexhill, ■ The Sports Coats and Sports Suits range from 16/9 ; y obtained at the Lei ' Library Counter. Th e r e is, of course, no ground for believing vensey, Tunbridge Wells, Hailsham, Lewes and OLD REMOVALS. to 2 9 /6 for the Coats, &c. ; tJSSSkl EFFICIENT. Bsttmates Free. “ THE WAR-MAKERS.” Drama. tjhat the Council have any wish to act other- Brighton to visit fashionable Eastbourne to inspect <( Flaming Hearts.’ Comedy. l b , & [C.B. Ise than perfectly fairly by their employes, then: stock, and to every purchaser of goods over Very Smart Black and White Check Costumes [though the applications from the various 40s. they pay a return ticket as disoount. All BBSIDBHCE8. HUDSON’S “ A Little Fowl PI ty.” Comic Interest. PEOIAL CHEAl EXCURSION their goods are inarked in plain figures ; they from 2b gns. ------1------TO lasses of workmen were largely the outcome guarantee everything they sell; this la the way TURK DEPOSIT 8 >f external agitation, there has been every ■-(. i If Best English Coating Costumes from 31 to 4J gns. AMD BnKT, “ The ActreM.” Dam s. CRYSTAL PALAC ft LONDON, they think Customers can be best served and get “ Speed C>mic. ifificial disposition to consider them on their best value for their money; they have no fear of in Navy, Mid-Greys, &c. K"; MONDAY' ch 9th. itrict merits, having regard to the average competition,—Advt. , HOUSE i m HUDSON’S f The Tailor-made odd Skirts to, wear with the Sports 1 Singiag Pictures. ijates of payment in similar towps and to the Prinoess Alice Memorial Hospital, sup PASSENGER OFFICES- “ terests of the ratepayers as a whole. Con- Coats will be from 12/9 to 25/61 Beautifully cut and 1 for all Line* at Lw L— — Sd.- -All Tip-use. ported by voluntary contributions.—The following ...... M Telephone 703 ierable expense was incurred in obtaining the weekly return ofif pal...patients for week ended very well tailored. liable data .from various parts of the March 6th :f Number of patients Feb. 25th, 48; Raincoats for Ladies’ wear in all the new shades of to Lev; HUDSON luntry, and after careful consideration of admitted during the week, 10 ;' discharged daring (the : • ■ ^ R A V E L , he comparative figures and of certain local the week,14 ; died, 0; remaining in hospital at rainproof materials, new Drabs, Greens, Fawns, &c., &c. S1 HEAL ENJOYMENT lircumstances the committee before whom the ite, 50. This hospital is open to the inspection of Black and Navy Blue are from 21/- to 31/6 PK80B1PTIO1 vlsItorsonSundays.Wednesdays and Bank Holidays ■ ; $ Station, )NLY atter came felt they would not be justified, :ve in respect of one department, in recom- from 2 to 4 p.m. Additional annual subscribers *J Your continued patronage will he highly esteemed. I’S TRIP JO ; * : rgently needed. Contributions will be thank- O th m am d DevotrUorles t ; mending any increase. On the other hand, as reoeived by the Hon. Treasurer, G O’Brien ARTHUR CHRIMES. I » a number of the older men whose Esq., J.P., West House, t Ohlswlek- lowers have fallen below the n visitors: Mr, G. H. Sllverlook ahd A ■+>:-
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Parliament), for ‘equality of possessions was not BUFFALOES’ DINNER TO THE FREE CHURI H COUNCIL. uality. How about brains? It was only in the SWEATED INDUSTRIES AN EASTBOURNE CASE AT THE Churoh it oould be found. Then again, fraternity r A m . or brotherhood was no natural fact, but a EXHIBITION. ASSIZES. ANNUAL MEETINGS. religious truth. They owed a great debt to the wvgwBswyri'-i11i r n i 1 ijiiii!f^ifyfvJW W M gS8 Brituh Labour party, but brotherhood oould not ■ To enntee 1 On Wednesday the i nnual dinner to aged local be established by political-propaganda. Where An exlubition of an entirely novel character for At the Sussex Winter Assizes on Tuesday, ADDRESS BY THE REV. J. D. JONES Try what a refreshing, easily digested, and Eastbourne will be held in the Town HalL next Frank Simmons (36), labourer, on bail, Walter Oorreetioos| residents organised bj the Eastbourne Lodges of was the brotherhood in industrial circles between Newell (30), kitchen porter, and Thomas LayooeiS Soathnartel employer and employe? Where the brotherhood specially nourishing food beverage may be Wednesday, particulars of which appear in our Nd the R.A.O.B. took plan j at the Town Hall, the old between nations when Britain and Germany were advertising columns. The exhibition is being (24), gardener, were charged with stealing two people thoroughly >ying the bountiful spread The annual meetings of the Eastbo ime Free overcoats, the property of Douglas Brown unil /otnili/.) bleeding themselves white through fear of each made with Benger’s Food in combination with organised by the Eastboupme Women’s Suffrage Thk list Is t m -and the subsequent ([tertainment. This was the Church Council were held an Wednesday at the other? The ultimate hope for brotherhood lay Alexander Beck, at Eastbourne, on January 26th. Wesleyan Church, Pevensey-road. In tea or coffee, cocoa or chocolate. Society (non-party and non-militant), and it will Mr. J. E. Raven prosecuted, and the case 1 85th anniversary of events, a fact that was in Christ. If they started a campaign for brother be opened at 3 p.m. by Mr. Rowland Hunt, M.P. against Simmons tufts taken first, lie being given due prominenci | during the afternoon as a noon the Rev. J. D. Jones, of Bou memouth, hood by throwing over religion they were banish ing the very ideal they were in search of. Benger’s Food, prepared with fresh Interest will be oentred Dn several “ sweated” defended by Mr. H. 11. Pigeon. BXRKBT.KT.—M noteworthy, aohiev. ant on the part of the preached a powerful sermon to a large, congrega workers, who will be present to show the g<*xls Evidence was given as to the two coats being Richardson “Buffs," who, folfowii ; out their motto, “Philan- tion. This was followed by a “tea ;md social The Church and the H ousing Question new piilk, forms a dainty and delicious they make, and they will give short speeches at missed from the hall at Eastbourne College, in Mrs. bourn thropy and! Convivi ility,” invariably provide hour,” and in the evening a public meeting! was In the Church they found the only power that cream. If half Benger’s Food so prepared, intervals at their respective tables, telling details Blackwater-road. Gl. Art 10*11 J.ti’j could make man afresh. The neiv world of of their work, hours, wages, &c. Amongst -these Mr. Cotroy. liberally fotf their rests, thanks to generous, held, the ohuroh being well filled. At the loom is mixed with half freshly made tea, etc., Sidney Thomas Savage, a wardrobe dealer, oi and Mr-rt. Hot which they dreamed could not be [made until workers will be makers of nursery shoes, black 2, Susans-road, Eastbourne, stated that on I i from trad' seal and private residents, menoement of the proceedings the outgoing the new man was made. In Birmini am, where | its digestive advantages are added with braid, artificial flowers, shirts, children's coats, Frankhnm. P resident (the Rev. David Barron) was iq the January 26th Siminons entered l(is shop with two I Mr. Burton the old people were conveyed to the the progressive municipality wore blearing out great success to the refreshing qualities of brushes, match boxes, too.h brushes, Ac. overcoats, which lie asked witness to purchase for Chawmj. vnev ohair, and was supported by Mr. Peroy T. C*ffyn the slum districts, he (the speaker) vas told that» R z n b v . - M i-» L Jail in carriages or motor oabp kindly lent the tea. In organising the exhibition the society's object 15s. He said his brother at Hastings, who had. by Me Chapmanapi A Sons, Bro. DaJy,the East- (president-elect), the Rev. J. D. Jones, the Rev. the new houses built for the poor people had is to arouse the interest of the women of East been an actor, had sent tliem to him, but they .11.—Mrs. Wllkll bourne i Motor Cab and Messrs. E. W. Lovely J. G. Henderson, the Rev. W. Maofad yen Scott, become as slummy as the old ones in six months. Benger'i Food also mixes agreeably with bourne, irrespective of tl eir views on women’s were too large and 'were of tio -use to him. 23.—Mr. and the Rev. J. Clennell, the Rev. Westbury Jones, Mr. G. R. Sims, writing on this subject (which stimulants when these may be medically recom Paget ti) and the dinner, vhich 'was of a substantial it might be thought any Town Council oould deal suffrage, in the condition of many hundreds of Witness telephoned to the police and later agreed AlL8A.-Mra. nature,___ leing 1 served f a host of willing helpers, the Rev. jW. Lee (secretary) and Aid iiman E. mended. to give 11s. for the coate. Simmons asked wit Stainsby Duke. with), said that to solve even the housing problem thousands of the women toilers of this country. who gave the utm< attention to the require- was not to simply build .new houses for the Much interest and sympathy with the object oi ness if he could buy -the coats back in a week’s meats of the old foil The Mayor (Councillor The Rev. W. M. Scott opened the proceedings the exhibition has already been manifested, and time at the same price, and witness replied, raauvKRiK HOC with prayer, after which the Rev. W. Lee sue people, but to get new people for the houseB 0. W. Bolton) pre^dt and was supported by (hear, hear). They all knew the power of the from quite unexpected quarters. "Yes.” P ahKstunb. the Mayoress (Mrs. olton), Miss Irene Cardwell, ‘mitted his report, which showed a large amount The workers themselves are possibly not the Detective Thomas Curjtis and jDetective-Inspeo Bbiptou Primo Ronald Caidwi !1 Councillor J. Eden, Mr. of useful work done during the year. Chqrch to make men anew. It was not mere tor Parker, of the Eastbourne Police, .-aid Lilmoun -Cap civilisation. The greatest achievement of civilisa best exponents of theirjdixe condition. The Mhh Kata A. Lennard, Primo Ji| G. Shield and others. A The New P resident. House of Lords’ Select Committee on Sweating, Simmons admitted going to Mr., Savage with the Mins T ana handsome bouquet wt presented to the Mayoress tion wap, he supposed, the West End of London, overcoats, but denied knowing that they were The Rev..D. Barron said it was his pleasant and yet the vice of London was not so much in appointed over twenty ye; rs ago, reported: “We Mr. Whito by "Sir” J, H. Smil , the secretary, on behalf duty to introduce to them the new President^ Mr. the East End as the West. He said to critics: feel bound to express our admiration of the stolen. He received 2e. for selling the coate, Jr.—Mrs. Hill, of the committee. Af| ir dinner the guests’settled Caftyn. On such occasions as that it w is alw . If there is anything wrong in the Church come f o r I n f a n t s , I n v a l id s , courage with which the sufferers endure their which -were handed to him by the other iw# U aM'I :-8T')N fc_ down .to the etnjoyn it of an excellent musical lot, of the absence of any desire to excite pity by prisoners. Mb sos J&quel programme, the itei being interspersed by the more comfortable to be a guest rather than a inside and put it right (hear, hear). The hope a n d t h e A g e d . In reply to the Judge, Detective-Inspector S tem H o u se .—I host, although he must sav he had hi.d a very of the world lay in the Church, and how better exaggeration and of the almost unbounded S a n d o n .—Missl oustom&ry brief complimentary toasts. During charity they display towards each other,in endea Parker said they had accepted Simmons’s state the afternoon it was announced that Mr. S. W. •pleasant year of office. The Free Churo l Council oould they celebrate such a meeting as that than Sold by chemists, etc..everywhere. ment and lie had been called to give evidence Misses A cl ml was, he feared, not very well known in East by giving themselves to the service of the Churoh ? vouring by gifts of food and other kindnesses to A l bio n h o t b iI Winter had kindl) tvited the old people to bourne, but none had been more energetio on “ Benger’i Food and how to use it" alleviate any distress for the time being greater against the other two men. He believed Mr. and M r»J attend the-first hou, at the Hippodrome last The "Rev. W. Lee tendered thanks to the jM The most informative of all Food than their own.” Simmons received the coats from the otlier two and Mra VeL Management of the Eastern behalf of the Council than Mr. Caffyn. When he speakers of the evening and ill who had helped 'E Booklets sent post free on applica- men. Mr. Htevcnsjl evening, while the (thb speaker) came to Eastbourne he round- Mr. [' tion to Figures, unfortunately, too often leave us cold. Cinema invite them witness a pictorial exhibi- in any way towards the work of the free Church BENQER B FOOD, Ltd., Prisoner, on oath, said he met the other two Mrs. Dayrull.l Caffyn had already achieved a reputation. Every Council during the year. but the recent official rejturns of the Board of Burton. I 'rJ tion on Tuesday loon next. Tea for the body in Eastbourne did that (laughter). Some MANCHESTER, Eng. Trade Inquiry into the Earnings of Workpeople prisoners and at their request die tried to sell Mrs. F. H. Cil women and tobacco for the menwere distributed had over-rated Mr. Caffyn, and that was .not The meeting closed with the Benediction, pro- Branch Offices : in various Trades may be tile two coate. He had no knowledge that they by “Sir” R. Reed, W. D. Winchester arid palatable to a modest man. Some had under nounoed by the Rev. J. Clennell. New York (U.S.A.): 92, William St hid been stolen or he would not have had any Primo Homewood, ies for non-attendanoe Bydney (N.S.W.): 117, Pitt Street • “ in every trade in which women are employed Roxby.—Mrs. J rated him, but that was too common a thing to During the evening .Mrs. John Watt sang a thousands of them receive lees than 10s. for a thing to do with them. He told Mr. Savage that ware reoeived from ir. Rupert Gwynne, M.P., oouple of solos, Mr. G. L. Gibljms being at the Canadian Agent*: National Drug and Chemical the coats had been sent to him by his brothe* Sir. C. A. Leatham, tajor 8. P. Cooke, Mr. C. worry about. Some thought he was pessimistic, Co., Ltd., 34. St. Gabriel Street MONTREAL, week of full employment, and in a great many but as a matter of fact he was, hopelessly organ. "• , and branches throughout Canada. large numbers earn as I little as 7s., 6s., 5s. because Mr. Savage knew him and would b» L—Mr, and Mr) Jewell and others. optimistic Some thought him impulsive and 113 Children, too, are pfesskd into the service, in likely to give him more for them than if-lie told 2. —Mrs. Sleboll Mr. A. Lennard, proposing “ Health and a long story about them. Mrs. Birch, f | hasty as his own- motor cars (laughter), but in home work. A Factory Inspector for the The issue put to the jury was that of receiving, 3. — Mr. and | Prosperity to the Bui ” said be was-in complete reality he was a most prudent man. Mr. Barron, LOCAL NATURE JOTTINGS. Birmingham district reported that he had often Franklin. ignoranoe of the Ordi ', but past experience and amid applause, then resigned the chair to hia seen children of three, four and five years of age the coats well knowing, that they had been stolen, Lewis (2) iy’s experience]! showed .they were willing successor. ! helping their mothers bV linking the hooks to and the jury found prisoner not guilty of this I. —Mrs. Pldmjl to*do vhat they had; done for their guests that COAST EROSION. the eyes on cards which vve buy at Id. a card.” and lie was discharged. t 8.—Mra Goode day. The Buffs werefja mysterious, body, and it Mr. Caffyn said it was difficult to foil >w in the The cas^j against Newell “and Layeoek was them 8.—Mr. and Li , ; •eemedj scarcely four years ago when he footsteps of a president like Mr. Barron, “It is incredible! I cannot believe h r’ said a proceeded with, and they pleaded not guilty and Moody. Mr. especially when that gentleman hkdi-su^h & Coroner reoently at the inquest on aroaby whose 9 —Mrs. Buttol __ them On arr marvellous gift of speech, whioh sometimes he It is interesting to observe that the Town were defended by Mr. F. Stewart Modera. Le^ir “jmajority” jmajarjty ’ withwit______regard to _____ those dinners. Council are at last about to -undertake the pre mother declared she work|ed from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mr. Raven said the two prisoners were before Miss Haymaa at diy it would be! noticed they had added to thought ran away with him (laughter). He felt EAST SUSSEX EDUCATION EAST SUSSEX INSURANCE and earned Is. 5d. a day. Further inquiry the Magistrates on two occasions in respect of th# II. —Mr. and V (heir numerous deooi Iti^ns a little strip of silver it an honour that his fellow townsmen in East- vention of the erosion of our local coast line by established the truth of the mother’s statement, offence alleged. On the first occasion the cas# Mrs. Walter] , . . . _„ bourne, where he had lived all his life, should the encroachments of the sea. The Surveyor I and the Coroner declared he had “no idea that was dismissed, but on the second occasion th# Tuiner braid, and he was n'» have sufficient confidence in him to appoint him COMMUTEB. I COMMITTEE. such low wages were {laid to women.” 33. Mr. and “ wlvei wedding di to such a position. He-wished that night to reminds the Council that as long ago as 1907 he police produced additional, evidence and they Conan Doylol of the guests had itended those 25 dinners. | 0f the duty of Free Churchmen to their suggested the matter to them, but; they, with Those who do know Would welcome genuine were committed for trial. Hje was in a somewhat W est View.-, and permanent improvement, but many fear ihe peculiar position. In the previous case he had Tod, t. ______regrettable conservatism, deferred the matter. In A MEMORIAL F£0M TEACHERS. The monthly meeting of the East Sussex P rinoiibs ManL I many old faces. Old done; there were still many idlers and drbnes. ! these notes some! two or more years ago the sub- result m foreign competition. To the employer, to appear against Simmons and challenge his S3.—Mr. Goodel Buffaloes who ha____ od bv them in their day Insurance Committee was held at the County however, “time is money,’ in a very literal sense, statements, and now he had to put him in th# br r- Horn, ~Free Church ~ ’ —life was dependent to a lar.te extent jeot was ventilated, and now something box and ask the jury' to believe him. bad been replaced b?| younger members, full of on the individual life of its members, iwho had- actually going to be done. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE APPOINTED. Hall, Lewes, on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. E. J. yet very few, if any,, of the beet firms employ Flateo. Mil and desirous of loing their best for the GorrinUe was in the chair, and there were also their workers for the full legal hours. The “Eng Frank Simmons, who had! just been acquitted, Ml83 HarveyJ omfort of the old people (applause). much more influence than the memheirs of an, It is to be hoped the Surveyor lias, studied the lish Week ” and the English half-holiday are the gave evidence as to meeting the two prisoners, Miss Griffith! established church could possibly have. currents round that particular spot where the present Mrs. R. L. Thornton, Mrs. H. Scarlett, Mr. Atta “ S ir” A. T. F enton and “Sir” J. H. Smith envy of' Continental workers. Yet, shorter hours each of whom had one of tho coats. He sold Narrowness, and Lack of E nthusiasm new groynes are to be erected, for otherwise this The monthly meeting of the East Sussex Educa Mr8. C. H. Shoesmith, Mrs. M. C. Bannister, Mrs. them for the prisoners and they afterwards went Whitten roplied to the toast, I the latter remarking that method of staying the wasting of the shingle will have not increased the cost of production, the
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HI 'H EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914. r- ;NE CASE AT T H E /as^ionabk Iftstta’ Jist. SURGICAL AID SOCIETY, SUSSEX DISCHARGED PRISONERS* 8SIZES. I SI, South Street ...... ~ 819 Telephone ®oa*111, Grand Hotel Buildings 838 AID SOCIETY. ee~' To aerate aaaaraoy Visitor* are invited to load Name* and I ANNUAL MEETING. | Winter Assises I on Tuesday. porrectiODi, clearly written, eltker to the Pobllihinf Office*, 36), labc urer, on bail, Walter- Sonth-alreet, or at either o( the Librariea or Principal New Another year’s valuable work in relieving tho The Re-arrangement of the Prisons. X porter ana Thomas LajoocH Afaote. No. charge la made lor lceertlon. (Fortbeletter/read INCREASED INCOME re chan Bd with stealing two- tomtit.\ I JOHN BRAMPTON, suffering of the afflicted poor was reported at the FOB, ,y o Douglas Brown and 9 9 ~ Thl* liat is not intended to include permanent Beddenta. annual meeting of the Eastbourne Branch of the The annual mooting pf the Sussex Discharged itbot rne, on January 26th. PURVEYOR PURVEYOR Royal Surgical Aid Society, which took place at Prisoners’ Aid Society was held at the County , proei cubed, «nd the case By Appointment BUTCHER. By Appointment the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, when, Hall, Lewes, ou Monday, previous 10 the opening was t ikeh fir it, he being- ROYAL PARADE. IN VALI9S of the Asslz-a. Mr. U. K Sciiase Diokins pre^ R. Pigeon. . ewMoucr.—Mn. Cork cry. Misses fernery (i). Mrs. I although It was stated that thq subscriptions had sided, and there were also present Mrs. M. H. Richardson Whlto. Mr. aud Mre. Buoth. Capt. and Huthwaite, Sister Cooke (Chuicb Aiuiy), Sir John *tw» ooats being. Mrs. Heard 52, SOUTH STREET, EA8TB0URNE. Increased, an earnest appeal wps made for more | easily obtained by securing College, in. support, In order that the branoh Bromley; , Mr. A. .1. Bridge, Mr. J. Wadding- HuoNOKB-Jiu’.—Mrs. and Misses Broad. Mrs. Morloy. To thb La t i To TBR Latr ANNUITIES depending on the ton, Mr. R J. Frank, Msjot Ii A. Marriott.D.S O. Mr. Coffey. Miss Furneaux. Miss Thomas. Mr. further enlarge its operations. The Kino Edward VII. (governor of H M. Prison), the Rev. M. H. Huth- , avage, wardrobe dealer, off k i smd Mrs. How. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer. Mr. aud Mrs. King Edward VII., 11, Grand Hotel Buildings, Eastbourne. Streatfeild (vicar of Eastbourne) pr actual state of health. In some cases I Eastbou that on Frankham.' Mr. and Mrs. Hlnohllffe. Misses Fox. 1902. waite (hon. secretary) and Mr. A. II. liie (agent). _ i his Shop with two- Mr. Barton 1902. amongst those also present were Coun ons eni OHAKhaL V new.—Mrs. Rogers. Miss Berry Fox (ohairman of the local committee), the Rev. The 44’.h annual report stated thar: i. asked i fitness to purchase for The total number of prisoners discharged from Lowes f - 0. E. Pratt, Alderman C. F. Simmons, Councillor | her it Hasti igs, who had B. Bradford, Mr 0. A. Leatham, Mr. R. H. Ellis, MORE THAN DOUBLE the ORDINARY BENEFITS Prison during the year 1913 was 1.3U1—1,126 males and 178 sent tpem to him, but the* females. The number of convicted prisoners other than r s tSSSt& SW tei PRICE LIST POE WEEK ENDING MARCH 14th. 1914. Mr. Tresslder (secretary of the parent sooiety), Mr. debtors, remand prisoners and those awaiting trial was nd were use to hini„ J. Stelnle, Mr. F. M. Binary (local hon. secretary), have been granted Apply l tb the »olioe and later agreed s S HCooper l ...... and child. Miss Cooper. Mra 1,145—999 males and 155 females. During tho year 425 . f Simmofls asked wit- BEEF. Dr; A. A. Martin (hon. surgeon), Mr. S. Watson j for particulars to Local men and 59 women had been assisted by the Society. ooats. 8Ulne y MARINE PARADE. MUTTON. (treasurer of the parent sooiety), Mr. J. J, Saunders | These might be classified as follows : 395 male adult buy the
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ell had kindly suggested that hereafter he observe that the oommlttee, In arranging for that t fill other offioes. Well,, hhe had filled many dinner, had provided aa mnoh as possible for fresh gterbants & A ssistants EEanteb TRADE PROTECTION :s time, and he had arrived at such an age speakers, and those present would agree they had he must really oondude that his future bad some very good speeches. I t would have yrtleholm e EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 32, A A ACRES; Small House; F armery; £1,650.— oonduoed to the same idea of originality had the Gildredge-road, Eastbourne. 'Phone 616. T t‘-x SURREY (near Reigatc).—A most attractive m so to speak, behind him (“ N o ”). He had MCOOK for small family; £26; Upperton. Little Holding; 44 acres capital grass and arable, small SOCIETY. so often spoken of the unfailing desire and effort eoolety, at its last annual meeting, chosen a new YNARD BETWEENMA1D ; £11; small family; 5 servants. house (easily added to), barn, cowsheds, stabling; water of t ie Town Council to administer the town in President (“ No”). However, they had done him KITCHEN!!AID for boarding-house; £22. laid on; double road frontage; beautifully timbered; LOW ESI the pest interest of every class of the inhabitants the honour to elect him once again! (applause). LIMITED COOK for Willlngdon ; £26; small family. grand views; freehold only £1,650, including timber.— he need not, be thought, do more on this Yea, he realised it was a m a t honour, though he f o r 1; BETWEENMAID ; £14: small apartment-house. P hone 771 Agents, Baker & Baker, Horley, Surrey. occasion than make this passing allusion toj the realised, too, that he was looking somewhat ot his HOU8EPARLOURMAID for Hydo P ark; £24 ; com HARMING SITE FOR COUNTRY COTTAGE W m . ^FOURTEENTH ANNUAL DINNER. 1 which animated the Council. Changes in old vigour, which did not render his task any the fortable home. RESIDENCE, within half-mile of Grango Road personnel of the Council must necessarily lighter. He would first of all touch npon one or SUPERIOR EXPERIENCED PARLOURMAID Station; high altitude; south front; sandy peat-loam Jr from time to time, and it rested with the two matters respecting the Associated Societies. REMOVALS WANTED at end of March: three maids kept; soil on sandstone subsoil; Company's water; depth ___ lythree; good references.—Apply, Esthall, Saffrons- 200-ft. at 20s. per foot frontage.—Apply, The Steward, ratepayers to elect suitable members. That;was One important question to whioh earnest attention road, Eastbourne. Folbridge Estate, 200, London-road, East Grinstead. LARGELY - ATTENDED AND a function on the great importance of which it had been given was that of the Co-operative lible : to lay too much stress. That Societies and the non-payment by such societies of on salary and commission.— AST SUSSEX.—Genuine old-established GREEN Assurance Company, 6, GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE,itogether with ENJOYABLE GATHERING. iould always be viewed with earnest- Inoome Tax upon the profits derived from the AND EMarket Garden of 13 Acres; contril position, — :- was uirunworthy _ of_ good- citizenship. oustom of non-members. For some years the STORAGE. thoroughfare ; rent low ; large profits; price £10uJ; ; open i'lbs so felt "(hear, hear), Associated Soeietiea had had in hand what they LL CLASSES ot SERVANTS SUITED witli 6, Sussex Gardens,'“S K S ”* to an offer.—Full particulars of J. H. Thornton &Sc Co.. candidates also Should be forthcoming. Service considered was a genuine grievance on the part of ------jr A SITUATIONS at Central Registry, 182, Sigh- Auctioneers, Lewes, N o . 3 ,1 for the town, was surely as honourable as it'was traders, and at last they had got ,a very important street, Lewes. Cooks. Houscparlourmaids, T' ------' ------J Generals Hour, 9 till 7; Sots. 9 till 5. laterbyAppointment Wanted at once. OR IMMEDIATE ------DISPOSAL, high-class^ TEA- and SPEECHES by Mr. 0 WYNNE, M P., usef il (bear, hear). They had happily a letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer. | I F CONFECTIONERY B usiness in main thorough Strong Backbone of Experienced Aldermen, Evidently peraeveranoe had been availing, and, PPLY, OXFORD REGISTRY. Susans-road. East- CONSULTATIONS FBEE. fare, at East 'Grinstead. — Write, Box E. M. If.; having got the letter referred to, they hoped they _ bourne.—Wanted, at once, Cooks, Cook-Generals, ‘ Observer " Office, East Grinstead. Mayors of Eastbourne and Hastings, of whom he saw at least two present that even- Gootls Warehoused in Separate AHousousep 1 arlonrmaids. Housemaids, Generals, Kitchen- might go a step farther. Tbe Chancellor, in his maids, Betweenmaids (Private and Boarding Houses). 10R SALE, FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No. 7, SCHO< Sir G. Praguell, Alderman Keay, Ac. but they constituted only one-fourth of the letter, admitted there were many societies whioh Lock-up Compartments. F Howard-square, Eastbourne. — Apply, The Half toil, And a strong body of wise Councillors supplied goods to non-members and that they were RTICLED PUPIL REQUIRED by firm of old- Valalue M ortgage;e Company, Limited, Holbororn Hall, ery necessary for sound administration. Much established Chartered Accountants in Midlands; London, W.C. Shorthand, . ’ Tih ii ■ ■— - liable forlncome Tax on tbe profits reoelved from Airemium one hundred guineas, returnable as salary work! by the Council had been either aooom- a y w a r d s h e a t h a n d d is t r ic t . - For tag. Geograph I ied during the past year or had been con- that source. He, however, stated that the business Finest Fireproof Warehouses .uring articles.—“ Chartered,” “ Chronicle " Office, East done In this way was so small that it was not bourne. particulars of Houses to be Let or Sold in this The numerical growth of the Eastbourne Trade ,bly advanced towards completion. He need charmingH and healthy locality, with excellent railway CERTIFICAlj Protection Society was strikingly reflected in the worth botheringm g about. To this the traders. . of in Eastbourne. ater into details, as he had occasion to do England strongly demurred, and with good reason. OY WANTED.— Apply, Eastbourne Cleaners, 28, HTISTRY Bervlce to London, Brighton and Eastbourne, apply T, attendance at the fourteenth annual dinner, ot lung sinoe at another public dinner. He High-street, Old Town, Eastbourne. Bannister & Co. House and Estate Agents, Markiet- Day and Evq They realised that tn the firat place Co-operative B place, Haywards Heath. which took place on Wednesday evening at the would only mention that the new sanatorium for Sooleties were formed for tbe benefit of tbe work- OOK (good plain), where houseparlourmaid is kept consumptives, which would be of such great Smart and Up-to-date Vans. C1 and gardener cleans boots and knives ; help If OU8KS AT EASTBOURNE (an exclusive selection), ILL Onand Hotel. All previous records were eclipsed benefit to1 sufferers from tuberculosis, was not ing classes. They had grown and they were now required ; age about 25; only two in family. — Mrs. Situations SBanteb. __ Write or telephone 844 to R. Barratt Terry, F.A I by a company that not only attained the super- far from completion, and that great progress! had promoted more or less for the benefit of the leisured Reginald Blaker, 6, Wallands-cresccnt, Lewes. 5 years' local experience).—Terry’s Auction and Estate H excellent total of two hundred, but was fully been made with the scheme for the surface water classes—to a large extent, even in regard to the OOK-GENERAL; 18-35; £22 and yearly rise; two in 188 VENESS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for Usfnce8,19, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne, early societies,is, the middle and better class people Experienced and Careful Men representative of the business interests of the drainage of Upperton and Old Town, which! was C family ; no basement; good outings; help given; GOVERNK8SE3 and SERVANTS, 122, Terminus- LD-ESTABLISHED HAa\DLAUNDRY forSAU^ MB. W. H. JO | anotjher work of great sanitary importance. Last were their customers, The ordinary trader failed half-hour London.—Write, Rislen, 142, Uxbridge-road.W,m Eastbourne. Servants supplied for Private Houses, splendid premises ; well fitted ; grand chance for Emmanuel C town. And as in proportions, so in the character, to see the justloe ot haying to payy Inoome Tax on I only Employed. Hotels, Schools, &c. Phone 843. Honrs 19—1,2—7. Opractical people.—23, Carlton-road, Eastbourne. under 15 to . quality and attractiveness of its proceedings, the year at that annual dinner he spoke at some AY GIRL (I5-I7) WANTED (permanent place) to &N.C., Oeboii length on the proposal; for| the purchase of the whole of his profits whilst the Co-operative | D help in kitchen and pantry.—Mrs. Bell, 1, Lans ERVANTS DISENGAGED.-Good Plain Cook, age NLYt£23 PER ACRE.—BEXHILL (near).-TU BE Special am function was a huge success, and afforded Devonshire Park by the Corporation. That oon. Societies went free (hear, hear). All that seemed downc-terrace, Eastbourne. . 40,18 months’ character. £30; General Servant, 19, O SOLD, nil excellent FARM of 143 arccs; good Visitors. 211 manifest enjoyment to all present. All the troversy was now ended with the second poll, to be wanted by amendment in the law was tbe ESTIMATES FREE. RAPERY. —WANTED, smart, intelligent Youth ii months' character, £18; Superior Houseparlonrmald, la™ „l!ouse • numerous buildings.—Full particulars of as incumbent on the Council to take the poll sabetltntlon of the little word “ or” for “ and,” as APPRENTICE to window dressing ; outdoors 28, 7 montbB and 2 years' character, £22; Housemaid, 20, J. R. 1 hornton & Co., Auctioneers, Lewes. J ^ I N D F l l nents for the oocasion, upon which the D 2 years’ character, £20; Houseparlourmaid, 25,12months' 1 the energetic Secretary (Mr. W. 8. iew of the very largely-signed memorial in and oouniel acting for the Associated Societies preferred.—Apply, Evendens, Ltd., Eastbourne____ MALL BUNGALOW FOR SALE at Buxted, with ur of the purchase which was submit were doing their best to bring about the desired RESSMAKING.—Wanted, Skirt Assistants; also character, £20-2; Kitchenmaia, 25, 7 months’ character, S 1 two acres of ground and small garden; one mil, to to congratulated, nanned out APPLY £20, dosires situation where Scullerymaid is kept from station.—L. J. Vinall, Wayside, Mailing-hill, Lewes. BOAT D and most happily. A oommendahly prompt start was tax). j That duty being fulfllle result. That seemed a small thing to ask for, but Apprentices.—Apply, Miss Page, 21, Elms-buildings Married Couple, 35 and 44, excellent character, £66-60 ith the affairs of an organisa- mid abide by the result. He hitherto It had been most difficult for: businessb men itbourne. Under-Nurse,. 17. £12-14; Houseparlourmaid, 26, prefers OBKSOLp. FOUR very^deVirable VILLA PRO- txwUcni tnen. Then the capacious from giving expression to hiB own to RESSMAKING. —WANTED, good Skirt Hands, London, 2) years excellent personal character, £26; good T PERTIEb at West Bexhill, near two stations (let). ig of deep regret that Get a Hearing in P arliament. G. E MAYNARD, L t d .. Improvers and Apprentices.—Edward Duke, 50, Temporary Cook. 12s. 6d. weekly ; &o., &c.—Apply as Also several HOUSES FOR SALE in Eastbourne ; and _ hall had been charmingly prepared Seaside-road,D Eastbourne. above. Three Houses and Shops For Sale (all let); possession urn ■Jj! B E N*' evening, the well-arranged tables being Element of Class Feeling I t was a most difficult thing to persuade the heads completion of purchase.—Apply, Rolf, Builder, East- id and generally set outih the best style of departments how very important it was that URNITURE REMOVERS.—Experienced CARMAN PPLY, H on. Secretary SOLDIERS’and 8AILORS’ bourne. otel management, whilst, in the matter or Id hive been introduced into that con- the trade of England should be considered jnst as Complete House Furnishers, F WANTED ; abstainer preferred.—Apply, with ref 4 HEiiP SOCIETY and NATIONAL ASSOCIA- fium i y, for which there was no justification ences. Stead, 32, Ncw-road, B rig h to n .______N, 27, Uj 1RAWLEY. — TO LET, convenient HOUSE ; six A Li vi | ooratiods there was as much taste and muoh as the politician, and perhaps a little bit j rooms : capital brick-built stable and coach-house; I as profusion. The dinner, admirable in ever (hear, hear). He trusted that that more (hear, bear). They hadpnearthed one society OOl______D COOK-GENERAL______and young H ouseparlour- C Classes at i ig wxpuld speedily pass away, for all must m a id ; some experience ; for...... Eastbourne; ; gentle-gentle garden.—Milton Bridger, House Agent, Crawley. was smartly and methodically served, and found out that, small as that society was, It G Oleaner 8uilupplied with or without men ; Gardens nise that all classes of the community had done in one qnaiter only £2,000 worth of Greystone Buildings, man's family; comfortable home.—Apply, B. 3, South RAWING ROOM, comfortable sunny bedroom*, Prep ;— dant time for the pott prandial pro- mmon interest in promoting the well-being Cliff, Eastbourne, A tten d edWindows ;!______Cleaned;______and any# Casual___ Work bath room (same floor); good cooking and attend Students Hear! ch had the unusual merit of reason- business to non-members. .They were getting Insured under Workmen's Compensation Act. Men of Dance; well recommended and1: prosperity of, Eastbourne and thAt all should together evidenoe, and it wae hoped to show the i^lIRLS WANTED to LEARN the BUSINESS.— good character only sent out. winter terms.—39, Cavendish- Age no oif _ the length of the toast list. There the good of their place of Eastbourne VX Apply, Eastbourne Cleaners, 28, High-street, East place, Eastboutme. No extra t also a welcome avoidance of undue prolixity Cbanoellor the absolute necessity of altering the Referenoes, the speeches which, indeed," were bright,, residence ; (applause). And now let him offer a law, and he (Alderman Keay) felt sure that if they bourne. ______ASTBOURNE (21, Enys-road).—PAYING GUESTS few ! words of congratulation to them (the mem OUSEMAID WANTED for Boarding House E RECEIVED; well-appointed house; refined home; Member ( ate, good-humoured and practical in an bers of this society) on the good work which they appealed to their Member, and brought before, him I Jftiscelkneotts. cy for Easter; near golf links; highest references. on degree, whilst nothing but praise can the reasonableness of their olalm, Mr. Gwynne exeperieneed ; good wages ana outings; wai . Fredl r"Tovey. had; done in the past year' in every matter to kHept.— Dunkeld," Wilmington-square, Eastbourne. B 0 | accorded the provision made fox the musical wonld give their demand favourable considera K ° UPPfi and other entertainment of the numerous guests. which their attention had been directed. He had tion, ana If possible give them the assistance they UNIOJtOEERK WANTED for Builder's office; ago ATRONI8KD BY ROYALTY 150 timee.lwe~ hive sunny, non-basement | read the annual report with*much interest. He BOARD OF GUARDIANS. J IT to 18 years ; must have knowledge of shorthand received the above patronage from 10 different bedrooms, now vacant; Prinoip The Company. sought. Having urged those present to procure Pmembers of the British Royal Family.—Edmonds and _ , piana __ Toogooil, 9, Klm8-avenuc, ! observed that they claimed1—and justly—credit and typewriting.—Apply, Peerless Dennis & Co., 56, Grand-parade, Eastbourne. Alderman H. W. Keay, J.P., the much-esteemed for the collection of debts. He saw also that .des of a cheap booklet on the bankruptcy law, Grove-road, Eastbourne. ____ Edmonds, 20, -Klms-buiidlngn, Eastbourne l-bupri by the Secretary of the Associated Societies, URNISHKD APARTMENTS, cooking, attendance president of the society, occupied the chair and they gave; advice to their members not to allow Colonial’s Appeal for a Wife. AN or LAD WANTED at once; good milker and Large Premisi «xtdi the ‘ proceedings in his customary their debts to remain long unpaid. As a t j. fill up time on farm ; live in.—Apply, Bassett's or board-residence.—Apply, ''The Greys,” care ot essrs, Cox & Harris, 1a, Church-street, Eastbourne. Physical Labor) d businesslike manner. He was sup- customer ju ihe was happy to say he read that help in the matter of railway rates, but the Com 'arm, Hartneld, Tunbridge Wells.______■ Preparation I on his immediate right and left by the ! advice without terror (laughteir), because hel had pany were able to convinoe the hon. Member that lk/YILLINERY. — Maison Flora, Eastbourne; Ltd ADY, having house larger than she requires, is In oonsiqaence of their not having raised their The fortnightly meeting of the Board of DESIROUS of Eastbourne (Councillor C. W. Bolton, j always looked at an unpaid bill with great dislike i v l ' REQUIRE an ASSISTANT in WORK ROOM CANARIES.—COCK CANARIES on full son , 7b. 6d., __L of LETTING DINING ROOM, with f J rates when they oould have done, they bad not Guardians was held at Avenue House, The- :ood copyist and accustomed to high class trade. 10a., 15e. and 21s. each; Hens, 2s. to 3s. 6 Bedroom communicating; facing Downs; near two golf Mr. Rupert Gwynny, M.P., the Mayor of ; and had sought relief to that feeling by prompt must be ,; large , links; good cooking.—Address, U., “ Chronicle " Office, (Councillor E. A. Hocking), Sir George payment. Thete was one other matter to which now gone beyond their rights or beyohd the rates Avenue, jteeterday. The Rev. Canon Allen pre- —59,61, 1, 63a„, Grovive-road, Eastbourne. aeleotlon.—Edmonds & Edmonds. Eastbourne. g x . GEOI of other oompantes. After explaining the action^' ! Eastbourne. . D.L, &o, amongst others present being he thought he should allude. He had attended sided, nd there were also present Councillor ILLINERY. - SECOND SALES and JUNIOR H. Cave (vice-president), Mr. A. L. | with great interest meetings of the Advertising taken In respeot of a mutual defence fund, and ASSISTANT for the Show Room WANTED at p L e ra ^ if1 ! CJUNNY, comfortable front BED-SITTING I ROOM or demonstrated the advantage of each sooietyhavlng Bradfordl (vice-chairman), Mrs. Fahey, Miss onceM1 ; live out.—Address, Box 350, “ Chronicle ” Office, rmanent or, otherwise: quiet FOR BOYS :lin (treasurer), Alderman C. F. Simmons, ; Association, which applied itself to advertising S?ItogsfrK ^ - ldm00da‘* *8“ ' ^ | Use^^ecfndgTb^rE11.- •Apply, 4, Vicarage-lane, man M. Martin, the Town Clerk (Mr. H. W. 1 the town Iso as to attract visitors. That Work a good bank balance to meet contingencies, the Brodie Sail, Mies Gatliff, Lieut.-Col. Owen Eastbourne. Eastbourne. The Subjects! speaker said tbe official suggestion was that every Ml Public Seccf Fovargue), Councillor J. Duke, J.P., Councillor was, as thjey knew, indispensable in the present C.M.G., Cil.E., the Rev. H. von E. Scott, the Rev ARLOURMAID W anted, must thoroughly under attention Is pq <1. B. Soddy, Councillor T. Beal, Councillor A. A. day, and Should always be performed, ae it' was society should endeavour to forma defenoe fnnd of J. Clennell, Councillor Eden, Councillor Prior, P stand her duties; good personalcljaracter required B I*Mounted^m^Sffields^and^alMdinds ft°Taxldl?^ T ° LET' )'ery conve,,ient -NINE-ROOMED HOUSE; Languages. | Bk Chapman, Councillor Smith (Brighton), the Rev. performed! by their Association judiciouslm with its own. They of the Eastbourne soolety had had e about 26; private family. — Write or .. work done on the premises: OvaOvtfand and Pupae of Butter- !■ J L f f S__ S,S 1 r « ,, " L reDt £46- Ed'™rd «»• W. N. Willis, Mr. W. A. Sparrow (borough due regard to the olass of visitors they desired to such a fund for fonr or five, years, and he might oil loi F. E. 0„ Avoca, Old Wish-road, Carlisle - road, flies and Moths ; Ladles’ Hat Feathers ot all kinds ; 1 Sea8ide-road, Eastbourne.______For ] Shield, Mh J. Robinson, Mr. R. W. H. Hamblyn, bourne. many Thousands to select from—Edmonds & Edmonds, ! fTIO LET, FURNISHED BEDROOM, in good position ; accountant), Mr. J. K. Brydges (borough get (hear, hear). He. hoped to be able to accom say they had found It very useful. The Associated 20, Elms-buildlngs, Eastbourne. | X terms inoderate.-Apply, B. B., “Observer ” Office. electrician), Mr. A. C. Hillman, jTp., Mr. W. H. pany the Chairman (Alderman Simmons) ta the Societies had promised to subsidise any looal fund Mr. J. McCann, Mr. J L. Reid, Mr. J. Willmot, ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTED as ~ ~ East Grinstead. . Telephone 61] meeting of the Federation of British Health and if the Council felt the oase was one where assist PORT KR.—Apply, Field & Bowden, Station-parade, ► IRD CAGES.—Eve;JAGK8.—Every description In stock at lowest . Mr. A. Si, Haynes, Mr. F. J. Dann, Mr. C. J m .bourne.______* ______i possibleible prices: Goldfish, Globes and Aquariums.— gA FFR < Pleasure Resorts to be held at the Guildhall on ance waa required and deserved. In other words, Knight, Mr: W. Mackay, Mr. C. Chandless- nonds &* Edmonds, 20, Elms-buildings, Eastbourne. Sr - , the 12th ifist., in order for one thing to 6how the if the URSE WANTED for Paris, charge two children, E. Paraloe (London City and Midland Bank), interest which the Mayor, as representing the Chandlass1 Mr. L. H. Canton and Mr. A. Hurst sewing; ago between 25—40—Apply, Miss English, LADY, having a charming house In Paris,_ , will bo Local Societies Helped Themselves (olerk). j m ’e Cottage, Silverdale-road, Eastbourne.______glad to receive LADY GUESTS during April and T |!0 LET—TWO ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, . A. W. Peach (London and South-Western town, took in the objects which that Federation X with attendance or use of scullory; pleasant and KB. ir. R. E. Watkins and Mr. H. S. Willis 1 had in view. That meeting was to be preceded the Associated Sooleties would help them. They EQUIRED, for Distributive Dairy Department, a ay at most moderate terms. ______For further information were thdvlsed. suoh an arrangement was perfectly Finance! and General P urposes Committee smart, capable MAN with good practical experi apply to Mrs. Cooke, 2, Hyde-gardens, Eastbourne. healthy part; moderate terms. — E. M„ “ Chronicle” (Marlborough Oof and Provincialsl Batik),Bank), Mr. F. B. Sutton, | by a luncheon, but they would do Alderman R Office, Eastbourne. of theC >wn (DevonshireJevonshJre Park), Mr. J. W. Simmons and himself the justice of believing regular, and In all probability the resolution Relief Office (No. 4, Tideswell-road).—At the ence in the receipt and delivery of milk; also a YOUNGA HINT. - CLEAR YOUR WARDROBES. — We authorising it would be passed at tbe meeting In meeting' of the committee a letter was read from MAN to assist; good prospects for men with ability.— Xjl give high prices for good class things, and buy NFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET in a bright I t > I . H. W W. Roll^Mr.Rol ~ S. H. Bradford, | tlratthat^ was jiot the only or the ohief attraction Apply, by letter, stating full particulars of experience position ; close to the Town Hall and Railway M B l [Old, Mr. A to them (laughter). May. Dealing w;ith the Eastbourne Society, be the tenanf of this house, acknowledging receipt everything in any condition to send abroad, Ladles' mentioned that they had increased the membership and wages expected, to the Co-operative Society, Ltd., Gents’, Children’s, and Underwear; Boots, Shoes and Station.—Apply, W., “ Chronicle " pfflec, Eastbourne. Dulwich College,! g« School), Mr. C. F. Bauermeister. of the hotice determining her tenancy on the Lewes.______^______- . Household Linen, Blankets, Curtains; also Officers' ding were Messrs. F. 8. Aitkin, E. The Member’s Tribute. to nearly 300. which showed that the Eastbourne 29th September next, and stating that as she NFUP.NTSHED. _ Very LARGE ROOM, balcony under; Cl ERVANTS SUITED FREE.—Cooks, Cook-Generals, Uniforms, Old Gold and Silver and Artificial Teeth. We adjoining; rent moderate.—6, Colonnade-gardens. Alexander, Martyn Anderson, J. Mjr. GwYnnb, M.P., in proposing “The Associa trade appreciated the usefulneae and -help of the the Guardians would like to have jO Generals, Parlour and House parlourmaids and Y oung pay carriage and send P.O. by next post. Quite private. Eastbourne. ^ E X f e s 1 A. C. Arnold, C. R. Aust, A. W; tion of Tirade Protection Societies” and ‘[The I soolety. Not only was the society serviceable in possessii at an earlier date she would arrange Girls to Train Wanted; excellent vacancies for all classes Also 8ER?ANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, andjormanent Candidates t er, P. A. T. Barber, H. T. Bartlett, Eastbourne ------and East Sussex Trade Protection the oolleotlon of debts; it had done aj great work to vacatl he premises on the 25th March next, of good servants; personal attention given.—Write or letter address forwarded by arrangement-Looock, 200 latton Kxan J. Blackburn, A. Bobby. G. H. Society,” loubted if there was anyone outside In promoting a i spirit of fellowship and mutual As she i doing this entirely for the Guardians’ call. The 8ussex Registry, 28, Friars’-wmk, Lewes._____ and 201, Queen's-road. Hastings, Sussex. [Copyright.] other Unlversll Bourne, H. L. Bowden, W. H. Brad- the local ssoedation better able than himself to goodwill (applause). He ventured tsanvenien e she thought the least they could do HE LEWES BOARD OF GUARDIANS is desirous i TEETH FITTED Articles for §ale. (or admission t H. Brankston, H. G. Briggs, Walter speak, and speak well, of the methods and the to think the trade of Eastbourne wore far more was to low her a quarter's rent Resolved to of placing out a LAD as APPRENTICE to a activities of the oommittee, the President and friendly one towards the other than before they reoomm, id that the tenant be not charged any TCarpenter arid Joiner.—Charles Patrick. Clerk, Union J: . E. Bullock, H. S. Burt, G. H. Bush, L. td Oaffyn, G. E. Canharn, A. Caplin, H. J. Capon, thelSecretlary. He did not, like the proposer of beoame members of this soolety. The soolety, rent i n : iSpect of the quarter ending 25th March Offices, LeweB. ______tree; moderate charges. ■ E. H. Richards,- Ltd., £ T TACEY, L ., 22, NORTH ROAD (near Station). next. Sussex-gardens, Eastbourne. Honrs, 9—7; Saturday, 9—5, and 97, ST. JAME8’S STREET, BRIGHTON.- F. A. Cave, T. R. Chandler, W. Chapman, jun., the previous toast, come before them i s a added the President, Were a terror to evil-doers, t ANTED, in Eastbourne, a GIRL from 14 to 16 to 'Phone 77L ASinger Sewing Machine: All kinds less half price (from U N I C l l S. A Chartres, A. E. Chasey, G. H. Chatfield, F. ness man. He did not suppose any Meipber bnt a great boon to honest people (applause). Eastbqu .e Eye Infirmary.—This reference from Assist Housemaid; wages £10 per year.—Apply, £1). Typewriters: Every make from2gs. Trunks, Bags. M (l the Boa: was considered, when it wae resolved ed ro o m and s it t in g ro om r e q u ir e d .— &c. Prams. Piahos. 5,000 pairs sample Boots, half Oh runes, A_Clayton, P. E. Clemenoe, E. Collins, of pie present Parliament would get up and “Th e V isitors.” ‘ Chronicle " Office, Eastbourne. Apply, H., “ Observer" Office, East Grinstcad. DAT. and F. Collins, W. Collins, B. Cooper, F. make such a claim (laughter); but in his capacity to reooi ind that the Board subscribe £3. 3s. M: B price. Carpets, Lino, Rugs. Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Mr. R. Cardwell, In facetious . proposed annual! ANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT who can OARD-RESIDENCE WANTED, from the last week- Bicycles, Skates, Fireproof Safes, Musical and Scientific -Branohesof, ” -E. Coy, G. T. Cripps, C. H. Crisp, as Member for the Division! he felt he could the funds of this institution, subject cook; two in family, with nurse and two children; l Wood | D. Bendy, A. J. Donnelly, G. Doull, speak with sorae authority about the excellent “ The Visitors," and inoldentally coma tended the to the a' ■val of the Local Government Board. W small house, no basement; wages £20.—Apply to Mrs.B in March, by a lady with two children <8 and 12), Instruments, Cutlery and Plated Goods. Houses of judgment of the Hastlngspeople Inha not Invalids; two rooms with board in a healthy, dry Furniture Purchased, See. Exchanges made. Visitor Dunbar, 8. Easton, F. W. Ellis, W. work of Association. During the last ‘four ohosen Pro]_ Woman Cross Visitor^-This matter Gardiner, 47, Vicarage-road, Eastbourne.______situation on high ground, near sea and within reach of a fi- ' years he ad been repeatedly jin correspondence for their Mayor a former Eastbourne t was mentioned, when, after consideration, the B. EnefeT, 0. Field, P. Foddering, G. ANTED, young respectable GIRL for few hours town.—Apply, with full particulars, Denne, Sharnbrook, OSTERS EAST; GRIN8TEAD LIMITED, MUNICIPAL Francis, H. H. Frowd, ~ ~Wv~UaisItiMr, with Mr. 'ardiner—and lest there should b< Tbe Mayor of Hastings, in responding, observed Clerk was i directed to obtain certain information W daily for housework.—Apply, 5, Gildredge-road, Beds. F ENGINEERS, -Geere, W. D. Gibbs, C. 0. miaappre nsion let him say that the coi that he was a sojourner amongst 'them some on the subject from other Unions with a view to Eastbourne. ______u s in e s s . g e n t l e m a n r e q u ir e s f u l l G. A. Harmor, F. Haskings, denjee not of a private, I but entirely quarter of a century ago, having spent the first six assisting the Board in drawing up the advertise ANTKI;, GENERAL SERVANT, good character; BOARD - RESIDENCE from 23rd inst.; terms 24, CHEQUER ROAD (Tele. 131), . A. Hayland. Wm, Hold- public naiallure (laughter)—and he ' had ad been re—very happy years—of hie business life at ment for the post. must sleep in; no:cooking?? two in family.— moderate.—Q.B P., “ Chronicle ” Office, Eastbourne. Always have FOR SALE a L £Of NEW and Estimate Contribution Order.—The Clerk W MUN1CIPA] Hotchkiss, S. J. Hounsom, impressedd by the persistence, the ppersevei Eastbourne. He saw many of his old friends ot Apply, 27, Bakewell-road, Eastbourne. ______AST-OFF CLOTHING) Boots, Household Linen, &a ; SECOND-HAND ! P. Morgan Jones, W. coupled with extreme tact, with whihich the around the festive board, and particularly noticed submitted ah estimate of the probable amount of ANTED, YOUNG GIRL to part attend child of I ladles’, gentlemen's, children's purchased; good They have at present the following for Disposal :— expenditure for the half-year ending 30th (Tb Keay, A F. Larkin, T. and officers had carried out their dil Mr.' Capon. The Mayor considered the soolety a W tw o; also assist in house if necessary. —17, les; up-to-date Costumes, Blouses, gentlemen's Suits, 1 BRADFORD 25 SHIRT WASHING and _A Lennard, W. G. Lights arduous work (applause). If any pi very great benefit to the tradesmen and ot distinct September, 1914. It was resolved to recommend PevenBOy-road, Eastbourne. --Send postcard, Mrs. Moreau's, (Si, Ocklynge-road, WRINGING MACHINE. Prosjjeotns i Lofts, D. Marohant, P. thai were needed they had f advantage to the town, bat he though Inhere ought that the Bum of £15,000 be raised during the ANTED, good PLAIN COOK by March 28th; Eastbourne. Bankers, L. & S.W. 1 Secondhand Length SHAFTING, with Pulley* be obtained ft „ ^ a » 6Ww!yF.’ on, E. C. Martin, G. W. ingJ beoause after all the f to be no necessity for Its existence. Unfortunately ensuing half-year and that the usual statement w, . two in family except in holidays; houseparlour RESSMAKER, from “ Au Louvre,” Bond-street, and Bearings. mlttee, Town 1 Miller,.... A. Mole, G. Molyneux, E. H. Nailard, oldjone. He saw from the report it was just -over y people ala not take a very striot view o ! showing] the sums required from the several maid kept.—Apply, Mrs. Tuson, Camorta, St. Leonards- D London, up-to-date Costumes, Lingerie, Corse'-rie 1 CORN CRUSHER. L. G. Newham, H. W- Nicholson, E. G. Noakes, 20 years ago since the branch was started in,that parishes! be prepared and printed. road, Eastbourne. ______i______renovations, EMPLOYMENT WANTED ; reference.— 1 18-h.p. MILL (Saunderson’s) P etrol TRACTOR, their obligations. The very easy way In whtoh Write, Beedle, 35, South-street, Eastbourne. mHB MOI W. G. Osborne. W. C. Parkin, H. de C. Peach, town; but in spite of that it had gone on steadily credit was obtained was almost an invitation to the Mr. McCann proposed the adoption of the ANTED, Young LADY to go to South Africa as with Truck and Three Furrow (Howard) Plough. " W. .Plummer, R. PTentioe, F. A. ifrojving, and had become an extremely useful report. Alluding to the estimate o f contribution GOVERNESS to two girls aged eight and four; RESSMAKER WORKS at Ladles’Houses; Blouses, 1 12-h.p. Bide E. MOTOR OAR. In Bobby l unscrupulous person to take every advantage he order, he said there was an increase of about £123 W h p . M.,Rendell, E. H. Richards, S. institution to all engaged in trade (hear, hear). oould; and he thought no credit should be given musical; good salary ; personal reference.—Address, M., D Skirts, &c.. &C.-K., 49, Hurst-road. Eastbourne. 1 20- . . FLANDERS MOTOR CAR; nearly new. FRENCH, , G. D. Hollands, T. H. Rooks, F. A. "" trade protection societies of this country on common charges, while the County Council Sandhurst, Eastbourne. 1ASTBOURNE. — WANTED, small FURNISHED 2 New Lengths SHAFTING, Pulley and Bearings. unless very satisfactory references were offered. call was! £245 more The committee were asking ft ENGLISH, Salmon. Salzmann, J. G. Shield, S. C. were of to mushroom growth. They existed I t should be mode a criminal offence for any person vkrA NTED, COOK-GENERAL, from 21st March— J HOUSE for April; central; 80s. weekly.—Apply, 1 60- . WINDMILL PUMP and TOWER (nearly F. W. Sparrow, J. S. Y. Springett, W. >ards Of 100 years ago, and it wae somewhat for £1,000 [more this half-year than last time, as J T Apply, 10, Arlington-road, Eastbourne. x 20, “ East^Sussex News." Lewes. new). iforting to think their fathers and grand- to obtain oredlt without having reasonable erpeob- they found it impossible to do with lees. He was 1 200-h.p . NATIONAL GAS ENGINE and Suctio* Terms Moderate W. Stevenson, A. D. Stonhakn, G. G. tationa of liquidating the debt wltbln three ANTED, a LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE and X?URNITURE. &c., RECEIVED at any time for SALE Gas Plant (nearly new). P. D. Stonham, A. Lepine Strange, iers were not unfamiliar with the credit pleased ltd say that the rate would be the same CANVASSER at once for Eastbourne and District, J / BY AUCTION; pr bought privately at fair prices Princlp »m and that societies for the collection of months. as in the last half-year. W to call upon all company house and hotel proprietors, &c.when preferred. — Hamblyn’B Sale Rooms, 1 3-h.p. GAS ENGINE (excellent condition). . E. Taylor, R. Barratt Terry, F. R. 8,' Elms- ,1 6-h .p . GA8 ENGINE (nearly new). rhomas, E. Tbwaites, F. J. Tolman, ts were as necessary early in the nineteenth The Bev. W. N. W illis, whose name was also Mr. Shield seconded, and said he was pleased —Write, Secretary, National Holiday Bureau, Provincial bnlldlngs, Eastbourne.______coupled with the toast, said the last speaker's the rate was not likely to be increased. He Office, 9, Acresfleld, Bolton. v We often have enquiries for Second-hand Machinery swey, A .J. Vail, S. Wardingley, W. J. tury as now!! It was very interesting to look ENTLEMAN and his WIFE, unable to find suitable and owners with such artioles for disposal will do well to r a . H. Watkins, Geo. Watts, S. T. Weston, not I only at the growth of the trade of ; this proposal would operate hardly upon schoolmasters, believed] it) would be reduced in the near future. "ANTED, good PLAIN COOK on April is t; no G small house, would like to meet with others communicate with us. No charge is made unless a sale MedalllRl A Wilkins, N.' G. Wilkinson, T. intry, but at the various institutions ; and who generally had to wait some months for their The niotion was carried. basement; nursery; help given ; Eastbourne similarly placed, who would be WILLING TO SHAREIs effected. Mas County Mod] joiations connected with trade, because by fees. The Trade Protection Soolety doubtless now and near London later.—Mrs. Hoare, Kingsbridge, LARGE HOUSE between them; must be gentlepeople.- Dover Williams, W. H. Wood, Ac. Apologies for H ouse Com m ittee. Grange-road, Eastbourne. —“ Fix,” “ Chronicle " Office, Eastbourne. Prices on application to J. Dadswkll, Manager. FRENCI were received from Mr. . Jacobs (Loijnelon ooipparing the. history of the trade of England served a useful purpose, but be thought It time Tenders for Clothing.—Tbe committee con Engl and Westminster Bank) and Mr. A. J. with that of other countries they found it to differ they seriously considered the formation of sidered ,h. tenders for clothing (ready-made) and ANTED, DINING HALL MAID at the Warren MPORTANT TO EXECUTORS, Trustees, persons WANTED, SECOND-HAND MACHINERY for Cash (Waterworks Company). essentially. As the Customers’ Protection Society (laughter). It v W Farm Schools, situate about two miles from _ removing or giving up housekeeping.—Good prices or Exchange for New. Private Leesond astonishing how customers had unwanted and called, in e assistance of an expert (Mr. Jones) Brighton; salary £18 per annum,ether to with the usual realised for whole or part contents of residences by Rules for P ublic Speaking. P ower of the Old Guilds to exair i the samples of clothing. It was Unterrloht in] useless things thrust upon them. On the 19th May residential allowances.—Applicatio s to be addressed to Glazier & Sons, 47, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park-corner, DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLE; in excellent con On donnedesI The loyal toasts having been honoured, dwindled I fresh_ societies sprang up to take their next he would have been a householder of East resolved recommend that the contract be the Matron. London. Owners carefully advised as to values and A dition ; head light; accessories; £19. 10s.—Carter, place, and looking back one noticed that the new divided b' ween Messrs. Carr Bros., Mr. J. Duke f Lady as ASSISTANT TEACHER, reserve prices. If required ad vances made up to 3 auction Chapman's Stables, Lewes. Sir G. Pragnell rose to propose “ The Mayor bourne for a quarter of a century, and he had and Mr value. Owners -will find this the most satisfactory J Q R A W lW Corporation of Eastbourne.” Delivering leties divided themselvee into three distinct thought of celebrating the oooasion by bolding at E. Hopper respectively, subject to i small Day School (boys and girls), method of realisation, securing keen competition with ARGAINS.—Bradford Barrel Chlirn, cost £5, take lebes. i The Chambers of Commerce ripre- the Gut.ri ians being satisfied that the manu- ; opportunities of continuing own safeguard of reserve price on valuable items. £2; Pedersen Separator, No. 2, complete, take a self in clarion tones that must have easily his house an exhibition of the numerous things he facturer oi studios.—Appjly, M. S„ “ East Sussex News," Lewes, B£3.10s.; Llewcllen Butter Worker on stand, cost £2.10s„ MISS thei remoter ' parts ' of------the room, ' Sir- OeoTge " ■ ted the general commercial interests of the had purchased In Eastbourne mnoh against his the clothing is paying the minimum Beatrloe |ntry. [ Secondly, they had associations ;con- rate of wages to his employiIs ai fixed by the ANTED, at once, good COOK-GENERAL ; good a d y d e s ir e s to g iv e f r e n c h lesso n s to take 25s.; all new; owner given up.—Apply, Allingham d ththat an American cynic had recently will, and whioh were all nnnsed (laughter). In Trade Board under Ladies or Gentlemen ; rapid method ; terms Farm, Copthorne, Sussex. LIFE OI -enunciated the theory that publicublii speaking ought rted with various and particular trades; bi that event he would extend an Invitation to the Section 7 of the Trade W wages.—Brambletye Hotel, Forest Row. moderate.—Address,L Box 21, “ Chronicle " Office, East (next to A 1 Ich men banded themselves together to Tool Board’s Act, 1909. ANTED, a R.C. NURSERY GOVERNESS for boy bourne. 1YCLES, MOTOR CYCLES and CYCLE CARS. to be governed by three distinct rules—1, stand shopkeepers to take away any artioles they might Tenders' for Drapery.—These tenders, which Hours dally 1 u p bo that you will be seen; 2, speak up so that : their mutual interests; and, thirdly, they fanoy as a souvenir. W of Bixcountry house, Scotland; salary according rEMORIAL CARDS, Single Black Edged Cards —9.45 p.m. you will be heard ;: and 3, ait down so that you these, trade protection societies, by which all had been referred to this committee by the to qualification.—Address. Box 15, “ Chronicle" Office,„__ 1 with Envelopes to match: 12, Is. 10d.; 26, 3s.; 50, Olaaeee for will be liked. He (the speaker) would, if various trades could join together both for Th e E ntertainers. Board, were considered, when it was resolved to Eastbourne, j______j ______- 4s. 6d.; 100, 7s. Artlstio Folded Cards in all newest •ehools. vt recommend that the tender of Messrs. Carr Bros., item s; 12, 3s.; 25, 4s. 6d,; 50, 7s. 6d.; 100, 13s. 6d. Post ABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.—Robinson's Cliam- V possible, observe all three rules. He was not improving their trading position and for operatr At Intervals songs were contributed in highly ANTED, at once, a reliable MARRIED MAN, able _ pion, 2s. per 1,000 ; 20,000 lots and over, Is. Md.; ing against the common foe, the bad debtor creditable style, and to tbe evident pleasure of the amounting! to £333. 15s. lid., be accepted. to plough, milmilk, . and .... JJelp . . with poultry; good 56 for cash with order. — Faroeombe & Co., Ltd. c BAWINC gifted witfai a silver tongue;. be might not be able Tendets for Drugs.—This reference from the W cotta;e and garden.—Hassell, ** Woodlands . I . . " Printers, Lewes, Eastbourne and East Grinstead. Sutton’s Early Drumhead, Enfield Market. Flockmaster, ' to satisfy himself—let alone satisfy those present (hear, hear). The trade history of this country assembly, by Miss Edith Tsvlor, Miss Rosina Broad East ,188, Hants. Sheepfold, 2s. 3d. per (honsand, 20,000 lots and over, 2s.— D —with his language, but speaking as a business wa® very different from that of any other country,- and Mr. J. C. Knight. Miss Broad, who was Board was considered, when it was resolved to ( ILK.—WANTED, several first-class DAIRIES of Apply, J. Cornwell & Son, Bareombe Mills, Lewes, MraaKA man to business men, and speaking as a constant ruse if they followed the different movei making practically her first appearance at an recommend that the tender of Mr. G. Harmer at T ANTED, respectable GIRL, about 18, assist general L well-cooled MlLK. — Apply, Welford’s Surrey Sussex. A.C.T., Cert, f elsewhere they would find that, almost wit Important function, made an extremely favourable 10 per cent, below Messrs. Allen & Hanbury’s house work; small family.—Mrs. R. M., Priest- rles, Ltd., 27, High-street, South Norwood, S.E. Society, Veda) li visitor to Eastbourne to a company largely com current prijoe list be accepted. i, 24, Tivoli-crescent, Brighton. a ir y s h o r t h o r n b u l l c a l v e s f o r s a l e either PriVatel] posed of Eastbourne gentlemen, hie was at: least eption, they had been initiated and' ct impression. Her soprano voloe Is of good quality ILK.- ■We are open to BOOK a FEW DAIRIES of (by pedigree sires from large-framed heavy milking The Biev.! H. von E. Scott moved the confirm*, TANTED, superior GENERAL SERVANT; two in M well-cooledcooled MILK1 iK for theensuingthe< season ; prompt D .White, design. able to appreciate the composite, charms of this onlunder the guidance and direction of the ana compass, and she uses It with Intelligence ana cows); strict records kept: inspection invited.—Apply, Miss Shaw l beautiful borough, and to acknowledge the ______ntry they had ----- been sti effeot. She Is a pupil, we understand, of Mr. F. W. tion of the committee's proceedings, and it was ' family; small house; good wages. —Box 18, payments; banker’s referencejference ifIf required.—Please send J. Cornwell & Son, Barcombe Mills, Lewes, Sussex. seconded by Councillor P rior and agreed to. st Sussex News,” Lewes. full partli___culars or call at Williams’.Creameries Ltd., 120, Visiting Teach , wneelfiBh devotion of the Mayor and Corporation bn mainly by private enterpriee and Sparrow, who, by-the:bye, acted as acoompanlst Victoria-street, London, S.W. (near Victoria Station). ONKEY (black, female, strong, healthy, saddle or Preparatory Sen to whom the town’s success was so much due vidual effort. The latter policy, in his during the evening with hie onstomary ability. Statistics of P auperism. OUNG l a d y Assistants and Apprentices Wanted D, harness). GOVERNESS CAR and HARNESS; and refsrenoes.- (applause). They lived to-day in a keenly com had distinct -advantages, and un- Clever exhibitions by Mr. Bradley Alexander, the Y for high-class fancy goods.—Apply to Adalian Bros., e p a ir s .—r e p a ir s to bic yc les a speciality together or separately; reasonable.—Wendree, Horehum The Master (Mr. W. E. Price) reported that tha 46a, Terminus-road,' Eastbburne. We devote onr workshops entirely to bicyolee. For Road, Sussex. ISS E l petitive age. Able and honourable tradesmen Ily it was largely owing to these voliiluntary . well-known Illusionist, were both mystifying and inmates numbered 323, as against 300 at this time “R id work, reasonable prices and promptness TRY US. vied with one another in creditable competition anions that the trade of this country had entertaining. ! rOUNG LADY WANTED as ASSISTANT CLERK. lyclea, Sewing Machines and Perambulators on Hire. GGS, EGGS, EGGS FOR SITTING from pure-bred Advano able to keep its place in the trade of the last yea::, and that during the past fortnight^* . —Apply, Eastbourne Cleaners, 1, Gildredge-road, , Plapo a aa to who should have the best goods at the best persons had passed through the casual wards, as stbourne. —Jury & SonjJt, 4 and 5, Trinity-buildings (near [Trinity E Black Minorcas (prize birds); 3s. 6d. per Bitting (13). Peter’s C1J price, who should display them the best, and who It was, he thought, oomjutrcd with 132 in the corresponding period —Apply, S. Savage, Lewes. Eastbourne An aidldi havehave, tbe best people to sell thetnem. 'OUNG LADY-NURSE WANTED for London ly Refreshing Thing i “ TALES of AN ANCIENT PARISH,” needlewoman; Norland trained preferred ; two TJEW ARD for BLACK POMERANIAN ; medium ■piQQS- FOR SITTING. . . r -Light Sussex, Buff Rocks, ment as Ac i otherither hand, they were faced by other aj,_____,agencies, to Ithink (hat they in England could, of thei X lr size ; lost on Wednesday night, from 21, Arlington- Rhode Island Reds, Buff Orpingtons, White Orping- FORTE and Ol ! equally able but less scrupulous competitors, Assistant Master and Matron Appointed. child:Vldren (19 months, 10-weeks); nurserymaid kept; road; bare patch on back.—Return‘ ‘to 2l7Ari ‘ Sni nglon- ‘ . Uy able but less scrupuloi _ " ■■ tons, White Wyandottes; bred to lay; 3s. 6d. sitting. ’ dative, start and manage their assoc it £24-£30.—Call or write full particulars to Mrs. Webster, road, Eastbourne. Students preparl who by misleading description or by false that; instead of being subjected to pr< The B)ev. H. von E. Scott proposed; “ That Mr. 2, Jevington-gardens, Eastbourne. First Cross and mixed pure breeds, 9d. Catalogue pretences in the matte! of credit’ did the l the Government these associations The Rev. A. A. Evans’ lecture. Edward]Thomas Chad and Miss Annie Breens be CJMALL OFFICE or ROOM, suitable for same, free.—Dolman, Ifield, Crawley. Specialist in laying ; - “ Ba4h v | legitimate traders very great injury and brought appoini iassistant master and matron of th« IO WANTED------at once.—Address,------G. E.,- Chronicle Strains. to put pressure on the Government, Office, Eastbourne.------English competition ana trading into disrepute. e whple position of affairs (hear, On Thursday evening there was quite a large rorkho! at a.oommencing joint salary of £60 IGGS F O R_ HATCH IN G.-W hite Wyandottes, I n the difficulties they at Eastbourne had to per ant, rising by annual increments of £5 Situations SHanteb. / p a * 2s. 6d. a countries an association such as theirs gathering In the Lecture Theatre, Teohnlool Insti Y'S AUCTION ROOMS and SALE YARD, 19, contend with he was delighted! to know there ne1 might not be eb necessary. He to a rimum of £70 per annum, together with Cornfield-road, Eastbourne.—A Sale every Monday can he of toe R A.M. i, existed amongst them so much freemasonry as tute, to hear the Bev. A. A. Evans, rector, bf East rations, furnished apartments, laundry and RMY QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT, adapt- ofModer|odwTi______and Antiqne______Furniture, Shares and Property; ______i Farm, PIANOFORTE| red i that in Canada and in Continental . able to anything, intending to settle in 8ussex, goods purchased If required. Lowfleld Heath, Crawley. and Connh m \ was evidenced by that great gathering (hear, intnea there was a system called the O.O.D, Dean, lecture on “ Tales of An Ancient Parish.’ uniform!” SIRES POSITION OF TRUST ; excellent testi hear). For the last twenty years he had visited system, which wae prefe A t the request of Mr. J. J. Hollway, the Bev. W. P. The Bev. J. Clknnell seconded, and it was monials.—Boulton, Griggs Green, Uphook. BOUGHT.1HT, any condition; reliable prioes; TjlOR SALE, about 100 LOADS good rot mixed Eastbourne on an average six times a year—about carried, j 6Jd. on vnloloanite. 1 platinum pinned; 2b. to. on X* MANURE; delivered to any part of Eastbourne Voice 1 bat which, he feared. J ay presided at the lecture (which was arranged 8 WORKING HOUSEKEEPER; age 40; strong _; 3s. on gold 4s. 6d. load.—Apply, Richard Manser, Beach Farm, East SD-j, once everjr two months. He doubted if any unworkable in this country. As To .Share His Woes and Pleasures. i ; 6s. 6d, on platinum; cash at once.— visitor could beat him in