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BURIED ALIVE CAMBRIDGE LOCA THE SIR A. CALLAGHAN. TO THE SOUTH POLE.

TOMMY THE-NEW LIBERAL CANDIDATE AND FUNERAL SERVl PRIZE-GIVING ON RENEWAL OF, LICENSE S r R E R N E S T S K A C KL E T 0 N REFUSED. DESCRIBES HIS EXPEDITION. a*: STUDIES NATURE IN FRANCE. AN INDUSTRIAL CAREER. THE M. IVOR’S ADVICE. OFFICER’S AMA: COMPENSATION QUESTION As announced in! oUr last issue Sir Alfred A WONDERFUL STORY. The Mdyor pieeided at ,th'e prize-g iving THE ANNOYANCE OF SI|IEEZING. John Callaghan has been recommended by The. anxiety of Mrs. Editfir ^ ceremony ift connection" with I the Cam-- DEFERRED. the Exefollowing pany assembled alt the Town Rlall. Sup: ral Liberal (Jlouncil as prospective dog-breed—stalw art, tenacious and fearless. W. Bagot I Harte, G urkha “RiHes.'ê. e|till letter w ritten by Sapper J. M. Bifrton, R.E., porting his Worship were Lady j Graham, I At the principal sUtine of the CompeQsatîn' to his mother. Mrs. Burton. 13. Bedford- Liberal .candidate for the Eastbourne Divi Tall and pofirerful, with, shoulders denoting mitjou ost intense. ... ' ixLi6«Miss urregg,.Gregg,. mMrs. i’e. isBarber, a rD e r, Mies!iviis^SMxLec iBec paLXi,path. Authority for ihe Korough of Eastbourne bplU well-road, ^ that the battlefield is a school sion, which includes i the southern part of great strength'; a ciean-shfiven face On'Jutie|,25 last hhe received a'tel'^rainiLM ies Jay, the Rev. W. F. AstoJi, tne Rjv. H. in the Council Chamber yesterday (Tuesuay) of; philosophy. Sapper Burton, who Is 21 S u ssex . The recommendation will ; be bronzed by the winds of the Antarctic seas; conveying! the inform ation' that .he had Plume, the ^ Rev. C. ^B. ^Pratt, ■“ thelB^v D r. the members preai nt weê Alderman E. -.D)lke years of age and who wab embarking upon Crowden and Ck'UncGlor S. Bitssell. (In the chair). Colonel .A. I Bowes Mein. Dr. Mbir A career; as a teacher when-war broke out, b r o u g h t before a meeting of the Council on keen-, penetrating ©yes and square jaws. (A • i been kitted ins action -whilst comiiiandlng F r id a y — ,L. C am - Smith and Sir Steyning Edgerley. . : proceeded I to France lasFf November. . - svening, and there fs every prd- mouth' which: at first looks hard biit which th© tNepjatJi {Jontingent, M ahstid’e i ' Mors Boys Enter , .' The question of the refusal to grant a license . I V d rb - The subjoined letter was evidently writ- spect of a unanimous decision. ■ is, in reality, kind and sympathetic. paign, Nhrth ^ eat Frontier, India.- In his reiport the Rev. W . i F . A s to n in comtAction with the Cosmopolite Arms wat ten while the soldier was in a thoughtful I'w ah S ir Alflred is the third son of the late Mr. If you can conjure up this figure and'face ally and eimâneOuely the new| s t a t e d I- fully diBCUssedi, ,[ m o o d :— I James W alker Callaghan, of Dublin, and in n o t. iMr. H. W.- Fbvargus (Town Clerk) appeared in your,'mental vision you hafie tho por- conveyed! to h e ^ h a t he -was woun^ “ The'Uniiversiity. for reasofls.ot iecduomy “ The weather now is i?ery summer-like, 1914 he m arried Irene, the youngest daugh- sonality of Sir .Ernest (Shackletlon, C.V.O., killed, ind eheljê asked ^ itiiin e fp.r the police. i I ' I t e r - o f has not Rublisiied detailed Uetd o f. last ipbief Inspector Tupof-stated' that be had and we walk about all day with tunics off. the late. Mr. Charles Knighton- F.R.G..S., .F;R.A.S., etc.,! whoso Wife. Lady writing^TOj him. /' . '[■he year’s examinaUons, so I , am nalil'e: to I had my: first’hath© Hi the canal. It was W i^rren, of St. John’s Wood. 'N.Wi. He was Shaekleton...'resides in (Eastbourne. ujade some observations and measuremebiB c r e a te d m ajor.^ô______buried ___ s c n 'ic e give any of the general details, n d m u s t with regard to the number of licensed hoboes in a bit fresh, but not at all bad. It cannot 1 knight in 1915, Sir Ernest looked the, cleain spruce, coniine myself Ito local m atters. [ F o r la s t compare iwith the -good: old English sea honest -and gallant Brhishef-'als he stood •I i e ad--^^Siim 'li[ the m a n y o h Seaside, Prom thp end of Tower-street ito December there were 76 ca’ndldatsd entered, where it adjoined Ssasido,within a radiusof pOO with the j’olling (waves And *he smack of on the platform at .the' J'bwu IlfilL on Frji- the eveiSiik’-'of June 21, when he wale ap- and two of the se did not take the , exam the salt water ih your face. I ivould give parentliw tinodnscliouB. Soon after fijiends yhrds there were sev|en licensed bouses in |;hs day evening relating 4n-JalmoBt ’ conversa ination owing >o illndtes. Gut 6f the 73 a,rce se e n s ta lk in g crew knew ‘of the mobilization order. .Sir Mr. Wallises, pffize for the bestL sen ior in refused, and m e Court proceeded to go into the Ernest then, called together hia men, and K Soldier at Seventeen. French. L'.'A. Puhrez gains Alr^l!Browne’s fiuestion ul compensation. about at night.: W ith the birds it is differ it was agreed to offer themselves, their M aior BiagotLHarte’s m ilitary careeifl ha© and Miss Tait-|leid’e prize as- thb be§t in George Frederick Page, of ent. Nothing seems to affect their spirits. ships and stores .to the Adm'iralty ' to be been .etrentioue.. At the age of seventeen French (local junior); Roboropgh School Fhillipa & Page, surveyors and ilaluers, sta^d They flit from one to the other of the tall, employed as a single unit.' W ithin an hour sent in 32; of tjbeee 30 passed and 11 took that be bad been in practice as a.liceQsed vaijUei: straight iôplari trees which line the roads he obtained a commieeion in the R->yal and. ditches, singing as merrily as usual.- the Admiralty wired returning (thanks for Lancasteri Regiment, andjtook parti in-the honours—again 1 a very good pepceitagTe; ;;nd had given advice to several compensaltloh the offer, and telling the party'to 'proceed - •D. Q. Youhgi gdined our prize as the best auth;)'riiles. He had ipsnected tbe premises Wheni we are going up to work in the moon- t>outh !African CampaigUi, .receiving a, ImhtHwe can hear dozens' of nightingales upon their eKpedition; )The King sent for niedal with flite liars within a year. ; local prelim ihaty and the prize] for Latin aind had been furnished with particulars of the Sir Ernest and presented: to ’him .a Union It trade. He considered.that a fair tied rent for singing. That chekoo keeps'up his mono tonous row air day, qfiite close to the Jack to carry with him; the premises-would bej £40, They were well Then commenced an adventure, the full . - 4 Uhl adapted for licensed promises. The cost'of epa- trenches. (It’s a wonder he does not grow stirring details of Which have not even yet - - gains our prizes vjerbmg these premises into three dottages wobld hoarse. I: don’t know whether my nature 11 tf h a d - had ehafge of the safety of the notes interest you. If not. forgive mej for been presented to the public. From-Octor (iajinps from inundation as Basra. S:>me- for senior matbernatics and shorthaad; he be £495. Kent for tbeê. he estimated at about befi,- 191A to the end of May, ;19f6, these also shares the [prize for book-keeping with fi72. ! I spend quite a lot of eUy fipare miniites, tiines the I water approached at th0 ratel especially in ,th e evening,ILwfitching the gailarit' Britishers knew nought of the do- of a m ile'a day. He was_ one‘of thb last, B. M. Walkeii ■ Amongst the juniors Compensation Figures. i^ s of the outside world. T-hen.-after a ’■.I M. R. , E. de Ceuninck gains jpriz|es for birds and 'thinking about thhm. At any ofiicers ashore* at Gallipoli. ! W itness went on to give the profit, and IbS |;en rate it is better than thinking about those silence of ' a: year and .'three-quarters Sir arithm etic, m athem atics and book-keeping. years’ purchase valde aOcL, which brought the Ernest found civilisation at South Georgia ' a Capital work. |' Amongst the prjeliminarie© J. R. jJohiiceline other; things, some of Iwhich are whistling to ta l u p lo £L 8 j2 IjOs, ] After, d^ductiohs the overhead now. , and asked “ ^Vhenlwas th© war over ’’? The . Wberi“a lieutenant he instructed th,e|eig- gains the algebfa'prize and D. A-' Vsughan amount left for fait compensatfbn was £ll64 answer was, “T he war is not over,’’ and as iiallersfof the — Gurkhas so success Eully the French prjze. St. Savionif'e School |8 .6 d .- ■ ] , [ ,j| A Gas Episode. Sir Ernest, remarked, We felt .like men Sent two candidate©. TT]a.,boyl [this Vear SIR A. J. CALLAGHAN. that they rose from being the very Jcwest Charles Edward Horne.' aqc.tioneer ah . Tihere is one thing I have found risen from the dead." ' ■ - j to- - pass I the examination td the! very have gained all the French prizes, which valuer. Bastbourne. said th a t h^ bad a wifi firhen writing about any par . ■ * .: " - . I " Sir Ernest himself and every fit surviving highest: of all ,the regiments in India at is u n u s u a l. Oiae m u s t h o p e they] ik-ill a ll la y experience as regards the v a lu a tii n of licenced Sir Alfred Callaghan was horn in the man-of the party at once, enlisted -upon to heart the report oj the Mpdierr.’ Lan it is better to do it after an interval of a yeaJr 18p5. He is (a graduate p£ Arts and the next examination. . i i , fiouses. He valued the p rem ises for comiien' few days.. At the time one is upset and reaching England.in January of. last.-yeari , A t’St. Paul’s Scirool he bowled f-or the. guages , Committee as to the- - cbming-r--,— use --- sa tio n a t £1.641, a Doctor of Laws. Trinity College, Dublin,, Three of the heroes have been killed, four • unstrung,; biit after a day or.' two on© gets and a taiember of the Sehatfi of Dublin iirst elbveh and he is also a fine -Itsniiis fulnes© of m o d lan g u ag e study after the Mrt Bertram Earp. ar chitect find suweyior. calmer and some of the humours of the have been wounded, and tbreeThave won player—considered by many to be the best •war, and the pint given,jito ■;l^ rn that d ep o sed , iu re g a rd to tUfi conversion of jthe pre- situation' pome home toône. For instance, University. In his younger'day© Sir (Allred D .S .G .’s. . : am ong’ the officers of- the Ndrt.h-|W€©t unpopular langua,ge, German."] ' ' ipiseB-into private dwelling houses; thatlibe was hont treasurer of the tTnivprsity Philo ; “ stirrins Dbeds, when up in the trenches] some time ago a sophical Society, and won prizes in -oratofiy Fr-dntifer. " : Miss Gregg’s Report;] fiost would be £495. Ii - ] party of us goti a slight dose of gas.' Now LNGE. Mr. W illiam-George-M asham, cai-bier. Ahd in the >âriou8 college debating societiek. The story of the expedition is 'too long if I had written a letter steaight away it to relate in these columns. It was too long Miss Gregg, In presenting tlj]ei gijrls’ re* Oting secretary of the-btar Brewery, proved the would have been a very glpomy one. and I port, said thit in fourteen yjears they tjhree years'trade. " | ;| , Industrial and Shipping Ihierests, J by far for Sir Ernest to fell ifa the hour should have ‘strafetk’ thie Germans in no and a half at his disposal on Friday night, WIFE," h u s b a n d & LANDL took the '• prize for the blest senior The authority tel t that they should have fur poor lanâge. Since thfin the humour of Although trained as a barrister, (for girl lin: the whole examination three ther information. and they dec-ded'to adjofirn nealrly a quarter of a century Sir Alfred and he therefore confined himself to relat it has dawned on me; ] Just imagine a ing the story of the voyage of the V En timbs .and that for the beet adnior girl tlbeir decision for a month. dozen strong, healthy-looking - men sitting has notlpractised at the Bar, but hap ubed four tim es,. -while time failed [her to re his lega] training in furthering his'm astpry durance” ; the crushing and 'Wrecking of on the kferb’outside yoiir front door, 'all his beloved craft by the seething I ice; the b.- f " ASSAULlr CASES FAIL. count ]the number of first plgces in the sneezing, boughing, blowing their noses and of iridustrial questions. For hbarly thirty distinction listfe’. .Fame of this] kind they: years hje has been closely identified with gallant rescue at the fourth attem.pt of the rubbing their.eyes at the same time. While magnificent Wild and his pfarty froiii would [f enjoy (no more. Thg i numbers ^MISS HAYES AND THE PIEdl. f the tears were coursing down their cheeks; infiustrial and shipping work,' and for "IE?* entering for Isiet December’s examination tweriity years was secretary to the City of Elmjhant Island; the crossing ]by himself 1 Kate Erridge, of 309-i S.easide, Summoned Miss Hayes, who waS associated with her all the passers-by were doing the same. and two officers of the unknown island of were almo'st exiactly the same as tiose of brother, Mr, Georg© Hayes,' for so many Such a chorus of ' a-tishoos ’ you never did Dublin, I Steam Packet Ci^pany, .which her huebaiid. Henry Erridge, of gldley- I the year before, and again thgre vmre no p o s itio__ n he resigned about two years ago. South Georgia in search of help. i-oad, at the Police Court on Friday, for years in the management of the tea rooms' hear. . . .IThe annoyance of having to As the unique pictures were thrown on I higher; Ideal candidates. The Jnimiber of is no longer connected with the Pier. sneeze for half hn'hour right off has to be Siiii Alfred Callaghan has always taken- :MEADS. assault-on May 20. , .'L'„ passes j in honours was excellent in the sympathetic interest in labour questions the screen Sir Ernest, indulged in .quick, Complainant Stated that she was afraid experienced in order to be appreciated. It terse descriptions. " That's aU iceberg,” fro m ; senior'division, but not so| good in ■ the is all right, however, i if you don’t get it and, 1 during his many years of industria( I^PHONE : 31 ^ of her husband; and had IJved apart *”------a c tiv ity he has on many occasions shpwn he would say. “ It was the biggest we saw. him sihc© February. 6hl“ c^mpltHnedph 2iviX ur^m â1-e“"p^H^^ THE NEW J.P.’S. any stronger than that.- A real dose is past It Was 32 iniles long an d -160 feet high. It C- jo k e . . , h im s e lf a warm friend hf the rights rof that oi|^ tte day m question her^bfând | year©., Especially dl^ the com Councillor J. Prior and Councillor T la b o u r . , He has never before sought elec stopped within four' miles of ust^which was Hasdell have received numerous m esse “ It has been, a marvel to me how fit I a good job.” ■ LERS. -.T^' m ittee deplore [what mifst surely he merely I have kept all the tim e I have been out hbre. tion to the House of Commons. ! ’I ' E andi had [endeavoured to nick a the an n ar^ 1! ae shown of congratulation upon their appointm]ent Then again, “ That’s a picture of our as Justices of the Peace. In describing him- I have (had fewer colds and less illness than Extensive Landownen |. camp on the ice in the winterl. The sun 1:" i : ii s k e d ------c tio n s w on ©vei) in s p ite o f g e ttin g w e t th r o f ig h tim e s ■ 21b. f; 11b. -s ; ^ S ..S U “ L 5 ’€ v * is Im it. Of the 6ej»iorsi30 enterea.1 oii whom as a follower of Charles, Bradlaugm’'it A—_ s a- somewhat extensive landownerj] in went out oh April '9 and did (not return ■ ■( 1 V . him what it'was ihe wanted. It w: - th e n bhould be explained ■ th a t, Couhcillor Has inhhmerahle, Perhaps^t has been hebause until August 9. It was quite a long night.” 26 passed, two in first-class honours, _ two I have had fo work harder than Iihave ever Clare aind Galway he has a-large knlpw- l4id, 24d: ( that he Struck her in several plac| dell studied'the agitator’s political find ledge of' agricultural matters. ^ , j “ These are the dogs—fine dogs they-were, donp. Pne of the disadvantages of a too. Yes. and those ,are the pujppies—little I ■ J ’ ■ ' ^ ■ ! hot his ‘ religious views. ' Councillor Prior school teacher being in the t h a t r ► • *■ two ill English, one in history-rand this has now been appointed to act as the Bofird dogs, you know.” had followed him; shouting 'and beihg eur- of Agriqultural and Fisheries horticultqral I aim I expected to swing a sledge+hammer aViP 'furiously enough, neither in Engl fiij. his as long as a blacksmith, and to cut through j4^d. 2td., ; rounded by a orowd of children. ; representative in the district of East Why on a Sunday? ' struck (the first plow, and he mefSlsr lory nor histqry of the Britibn. Empire, a foufiteeU-inch wall as quickly as a hfick-,*] tê study of ^hich the committje had bourne. Hisj duties will be to co-operate la y e r . “ That is a picture of the -party drifting 1 3 d . hi© antis in Self-defence to w ard,of I striven so earnestly to encourage, but with the Horticultural Sub-Committee |for o n t h e j ice. We drifted for nine’ months. (s j | f blow s. • . I 'j - j modern .European history—three in [French, ist Sussex in furthering the departm efit’ Advice for; Young Parsons. The ice had a pasty, knack of splitting m. The case was dismissed.- M two in botany and three iri'drei-win hemes i for increasing the production] of underneath one of the tents, and generally There was another Suyainons for a; a n l t od in gardens and allotments. IAu t would do a lot of ]good if aspirants la n d - ' The Duke’s Prize. f I, for Hfily Orders who usually spend all their when you were ’asleep and usually on a -'gainst Erridge by Edward Efnight, f Sunday, too. Why, on a Sunday I don’t , lord; of the: complainajnV in he prje-rious The, Duke of Devonshire’s etudefit days ih the cpmparative seclusiori caee. ' of a university had to take a course of hard k n o w .” . iL ”' best Eaetbourtib candidate ini thb whole MUNICIPAL OLD GIRLS’ (^NCERt.[ “ That is'the last of the ‘ Endurance.,!; K n ig h t s t a t e d t h a t -vlfhen E F rid g e c a ile d exam ination wbnt to Kathleen D.iVicars, of. work' at isoine trade or other. It would about 9.30 on the evening Of\ Ma^ JO hb ’A. very ..enjoyable affair was the anntual result) in (a much better understanding he- Her loss was the hardest thihg lin the es-i at. W inifred’s, who had firet-clgbs honours entertaihm ent oflthe Municipal Secofadary peditioii because one loves biie’s ship. She' tolif'his wife to shut the door. IThi i ehe with . distinction i in religious 1 Knowledge, tweentthe people and the Church, for there School Old Girls’ Society, given by theifi in sank with-the flag flyingL” j , . did, and bolted it. Knight alleged that history, French aii$ botany. She also took is no denying that the average workman This is a sketch of us drifting in one B rrid g S b u r s t t h e d o o r o p e n a k d ;Kfiqt- L e a f H o sp ita l ...I..,;...!..:...... old Lion was licking its wounds, and youth, but In I giving strength] when they L o cal Lifeboat (jJre'k ------;...... 18 4 lashing Its tail and the young cubs had . Liberal, Council Meeting re rospeotivfi were getting pldj. He advised [them to fix ful address, which, she concluded by Candidate. - mfirking that in studying languages, THE BROTHERHOOD. come forward to help it to fight: the com in their mlndp jwhat was best fin books, £402 4 8 mon fob. If the war had taught w e thing ' SATtJRpAY, diJNE 1. ideas. I men, or in institutions, j They did British subjects were being equipped The 'Weekly meeting] o f th^ BrotheyL-- the knowledge that Is power, and was held on Sunday at the Pevensey-fead more than another It .was the reeling of not need to, be ashamed fior nojt' Kpowing brotherhood. Could they better. celehrtUe jBPHONE 105. Cricket on the Saffrons. , [ as much as'fsome other-people. There was dojing work of national Importance, I A SERGEANT KILLED, C<)iigr€ iationaX Oliuroli, AW ormau B. p la u s e ;) ' , i J.P., being in the chair. The speaker I was .the end -of Empire Day, he asked, than by ’ m o n d a y ;T j u N'B' i. Bomething higher than mere injstructlon in having with them one of the greatest sons education. Jifistruction simply [siored tip i Councillor S. Bussell, in proposmg a yote Mrs. John Fraser, 8, S^M ary’s-road, has” tJie Rev. J. R. Bacon, who has ^ n t 40 I’roporty Sale. Towner & B ro m le y ’s of [thanks to the Ms,yor. rem arked th at they deceived jnewis 'trom the W ar Office th at her years ; is a; missionary in India- He gave of the Empire? After aU' Eir Ernest was 'NS'” I:;,: I for fOiture use. The blbssomfij ol; intelli hot an Englishman—for the best part of Anctioh M art. 3 p.m. , gence ishould have a chance unfolding might lose Mr. Blackburn t (headm aster' of ■husband^ Sergbant John Fraser, was killed a' very interesting addrres on IndiaD jlif©. Town Council. 4 p.m; i (the Municipal Secondary Spbool) before in action on ]April 15.1 Seirgeant Fraser was The vocalist was Mr. S. E. Neetbr. 'lwho him was Irish. (Laughter.) themsolveB ip (the air and,! lielft of a .real At the conclusion of the engrossing : Dancing. Saffrons pJoome, 7.16 plm I liberal understanding. Thoss ! 1(1110 had lo n g . ' on the Eeserve wheii ■war' broke i out. and fender »d two solos, entitl^-" I inSvey eould •A vote of thanks to Lady Graham was do witliout Jesus " and " Does Jesus bare? lecture Mr. Bowen expressed tho hearty tlGHTINb,: . f'_ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. i] gained: no nrizes m ast not be disai pointed. had be& wotinded- three times. He was thanks of the,assembly to Sir Ernest. An 1 Some 6f their 'fireatest men. lifie S Ir Isaac accorded, on the motion of thb Eovi H. acting as hombihg instructor when he met The ergs collected numbered 31. and_ a ' ' 1 '-lifi-it Church Bazaar at Towii; R a il, Plume, seconded by the Rev. O. E. Pratt. ‘bis death. Pfievious to the •war he was letter at thanks’for eggsTw^ved om the ’enjoyable feature of the proceedings was nr'cned by Mrs. Eoland Burke, 11.30 i. n . Newton. Sir .Walter Scott. Wellington, the vjocal and instrum ental music given by OBK.. : : Nfipoleon, Clife. etc,, did notl shine as. Votes of thanks were also accorded to; the hall porter at I the Alexander Hotel, and he pre'vio'is Sunday was read from ths Prnu'- _ Brahms’ ‘“Requiem," Tunbridge VCells, secretaries. leaves a widow and three young children. cesB A ice Hdbpital. , ' Cafigdian soldiers. Sastbourne, in th© J and 7.30 p.m. youngsters,, b it cfiine into p r q m ln e n c e '’ ’( : ■ : '''I :(■ "■ ( , " ' '" ■! I r \ - . c ‘

u - THK EASTBOURNE GAZETTB, Mj I91S

LABOUR NEWS AND SPHE E D U C A t l ) VIEWS. i )a m ; i n ' ' ’><■■ M IS S L L L T “ i ‘ ' (This coluh in, in which \il is inUniicd to ; HI vi.-iir.-i . ... ' present our circles, wrifes livith the. re By “ANGELA.” 1 T r a n i- i: specie! F- sponsihilitiil of^ h is ofllciatl ]p 6 s itio n , a n d The Queen’s Memory. lawns and shady trees musib aiid a view R oom ^. expresses the views of hpnse.lf those trhom of the tennis courts. Here’ Summer reigns At T !’" . THE ARCADE and he represents. It seem© wonderful, ooneideinrig the nuin- supreme, arid in a fresh w^hite frock, with Clat-t-, i- .' bei’ of places that shei yieite ,------and the freph, .a e-unsh'ade and a book I’m as happy r'MUi, Vi ’ tERH|ljMyS ROAD, Our New j|R p e ople' that isihe [meets, that ;the Queen (br a.lmost as happy) as if there W'ere ho a t 5.--V - ehbuld remember one ‘small | action war. I say: a sunshade and a hh be Vt’e are mdre than pleased at! the result which she periornied nejarly two cause, though I love tennis, I’d rather of our recent negotiatioiis with the Lord years ago, yet[ ! I am assured, : t h a t eiijoy a s'mug feeling of coolness tyhile the EASTBOURNE Chancellor Kt s annpuncefLin this column a when ©he saw the basket ‘ hvork world and his wifp are 1-ooking- on. and then under any fresh kegi stration Scheme. few weeks pack'), and w^ are siire the ap from Summerdowp Camp which was .exhi- ,-.pant and perspirp in the domain of a pri pointment jo^ Mr. Councrllor Hasdell as a bited last Week at the Inter-Allied E x h i- vate garden, where there is no one but my m agistrate Wlill m e e t w ith g e n e r a l a p p r o v a l. ti on at the Central Hall,-'W eetihinster, her phrtner tb commiserate me on my fatigue. ThbuSands of old and new cusiomers^ W e a r e no; V again in Commuuidatlon with M ajesty dietinotlyj remembered having pur U nfortunately I’m,,not one of those happ'y I he Lord C ih'ancellor tp get another .repre- chased!.some of the. baeltete when shsj andi pfeople who can play three or four furious sehtative p;*■ Lahpur on the Behch. the Kihg visited Easfboiirne and inepected F O B ' games on a hot afternoon and come up as tile camp in November 1916. There were fresh and smiling as 1 wa-s at the begin find that their shopping difficulties W hist Drivi many examples oft work done in. the basket,- ning, s6 it’s enough for me to; watch others m aking workphop a t Sain'merdown dnidxhi- who can. and when I tiro of that to reail. ^.xclulsive N ovelties Another ! tv.dl-aitended [whist drive was ijiition, and some of them attracted a great to the accompaniment of the music that are alwayis less at Sainshury’s. held at the Labour Gluo| oh i Wednesday, dpali of atterition.1 N otably: those artistic einanates so delightfully frem the music 31 tables hei ig in nseJ T^he duties of M.C. I >.} \ IN E.gyptian raffia Ibaskets which I have pavilion. Tlilen t h e r' e■ ’s alwaj's * tea ■ at ■ the were agaW admirably performed by Mr. already told yon [about. Indeed, so much pagoda (I like to call it by that name;. Reginald Swan. The prizes and winners 1 .. \ i were they admired that Miss Sylvester Thank' goodness,- thou:?h wg cannot get O ur Branches throughout London and thcj w e re a s foillo|WB —^ L a d l^ [ ^ b la c k M orocco Samuel tell© me! her [men will scarcely anything to eat w'e are still allowed our w riting casje, be able to execute all.•phe orders for them tea in the afternoon! kerchief si which she received. The designs for the H om e C ounties are fam ous fur supplying eather ornamentalj hig, Miss Gl Vino. Gentlemen: I backs, of playingi Cardk, too, attracted a 1, pocket wallei. Sapper B.lpwer;!2, walking- great, deal of notihe[ and MisS Samuel was stiolE, M r/W . E. W arne; ihooby.i m iniaturd advised to try and get them taken up com From ConvMIe' House. the freshest gopds, w hich are stocked, looking glass and comb: Mir. F. Smart. The mercially—a oourfee which, I believe, she The unusual heat is evldentlV affecting the prizes'were! iiresented to ithe winners by intends to adopt.' Prijicess Beatrice was energies of some of us, for last week’s at- Mr.s. R. SWan. In response to a general among those, who [especially admired these tendanpe of workers at handled, and sold under ideal conditions. request another whist drive wpl be held the dppot was ouly M P, .! V card designs. 6()p, a s c o m p a r e d w ith .537 tlu f week before, at the Labour Club this evening'. aiid the latter totaE was • 'oelieve, , a T h e W o m e n ’s P a r i. decrease on the week ibefore that. So we An Engineci-ii’ Society. must pull our^lveS together for witth a One of the particularly inteiiestingl feat new offensive in view the dejpot wiUl need W e.are plcased-to notify that a branch tures of the exhibition (lespecially from our all' its workers to rally| round and fill tdie of the Amaliramated Socipty of' Engineers point of view) wjas the appliances maqs^ store cupboards, which were so sadly de- has heerf foi?:ned in East bourne, and is go b.y the -Snygical. Requisites Association,: ymted by the demands impcs. d during the ing very shccessfully.: Tljie branch is al O rthopsedic'• Brantcli,' -(l.M.N.G.,' 17, :Mu5- l^'st great battle. The:-e wqre 1,872 gar- ready over, Giree figures strong. The ,secre !berry-walk, 0lkel9tia.[ All th at sounds very: ments despatched during the! week.,ending tary is Mr. jW'’. H uggett, 79J Latitner-road. dreadfury .omeiat. ' 1-iit in realityi thef May 18. 'Aon may like to ftnownow '"exactly ■exactly itnakere of ' thfe truly wonderful papier where they were sent, as the destinatioiib J.4.F jmaohe snlints, arjtificia^ limbs and appll- Wages on FHdays. eeem to m'e particularly interesting.______anees which' were shown are ladies. The T h e D.G.'y.O. received 172, the B.E.F. and I am inforned that as .a result of a re association was a Tong timeâgo Mi.E.F. men J40, the Home bounties regi- quest .from m e Building Trades’ Federation by a band of lady arti6fs,,and it has'grown N il'S; m!ents 14. No.. 9 B ritish lied C:ross H ospital. to the Master Builders’ Association that .to such! an extent t h a t it is no[w dignified France, 1,035, local hospitals 10, and the have quoted; l i l wa.ges shourltl he paid on Friday of each by the imposing Qtle I Military Hospital, Newhaven 1, ' w ’h ile" 500 \' week insteap of on" Saturday, the whole of treasure bags were setit - to Lady Smith the firms connected with the p.B.A; did so Dorrien. The garment's made Fancies of the Moment.^ e i in the work- ABDOMINAJL BELTS for Ladies and Gentiemen on Friday lajpC It is hlbped that this Course rooms during the week numbered 2,025. will be adbpied by alj employers.' It is a Here is a good [L wayixrc o f ' u s in g u p th o s e FOR GENKR.Mi 'HUFPO'RT,' UMI’-lLldu. great advahitage to the workers to 'he paid crapei of cretonne^ figured velvet and silk HERNIAI-APPENr-IC ITlS, FOY-OTOMY, V, on Friday,' and 1 fail to see what sound (which seem to be no good for anything an ' Oifts Received, I A X l . / b '' I't 'r argument cap be inade against it. yet are too pretty to throw away. ' If th^ Made Entirely in Our Own Workrooihs 1 ! IK!. ' • u. pattern is w'ell-d: G ifts -were e e rit in tlo th b n u m b e r o f 290. Of ihese 197 were : Female Attendant for Ladies. R a tio n in g . good-sized' flowers, you : could cut out tw- treasure bags, 100 or three of those flowgrs and' make ai being sent per Mrs, Ewiart. Other donors At the last Trades’ Connell meeting la applique pattern n a eilii or net ‘Loami, wPre Mrs. M aitland, Mrs. Ow en,-Mrs. Hal- resolution calling upon the Food Controller or on dainty “uno[t Ofliro . :• >' • -‘I the Liberal [ Association has recommanded Tdiie, Tulle all th.e wa Budgen, Mr?. Barnes, Mrs; Sherwood, Mrs. . ANp AT 3-2, I.U D G ,-\TE H IL L , l-'-.C. o p en K P'-: ‘l i-i ■ Sir A. Caliam 'an to' he adopted 'as prospec (jorringe. Miss i Turner and) 'the Misses----- i-r.-iiui i,i !i f -It ' ^ne can scarcely imagine a.toilette that ■Scott (Preshfield). The i?irls of the Muni- ALîO MAKFiUS O^’ EL-\sTt" STOCKINGS. AKTlFICI.-lL LIMl'.fi, COMFORTS, •0 tive candidate for Eastbourne.- Therefore, could not be improved ,by the use of the p \M ia (MJP i ’ -i- ' ' . .--.j' 'a-. at' present, there hre two extensive land- icipal Secondary School alup sent through •• SOLDl-EBS. CRUTCHES, E tc .. AT SPFCIAi P R IC E S . ■ ubiquitous tulle. I could go further and eaj); Miss Adams their monthly contribution, MILTON CRANCt-. I| owners: chosen for the peop!le to vote fOr. pne scarcely ever Sees a toilette now-aldayS It is hoped j that when thelLahour cahdi which this time consisted of 92 garments ❖ 4 3{C ♦ ♦ 3(C ♦ 3*C ♦ Jfc aft ^ jjc ^ ^ ^-^C ♦ 3(e'^ that does not boa^t a touch of tulle somel and 8s. Oid. in money. Then St. Mich,ael’s dsite isjno.mi ated the wbrkfers . will rise to [where or other—it mayl.he only a fold irf the occasioP and put one of themselves in ■w"9rk p a r t y (M rs. P r a t t a n d Mrs.''Ayer.^) !: !* I ' u : ...... an otherwise, decollete corsage, [lit may be sept 26 gifts, Mrs, Marsh _H feskett’s work AVE AGAIN REPEAT"- 'I if:' Parliam ent lo represerit them "and not let bnly a suspicion gt the] w rists,[or it I may [•ov,- o V ' ' ■■! ! themseives he again hoodwinked!into' be party three returns, the Honi. Mre. H©nn- U u i'i!- ^ -Icompletely veil anj evening frock, and floai C o llin s ’s w o rk p a r t y five returne, and the lieving that 1 m an of a different plass will about the shoulders like a misty cloudU I ’..in* ,5 itU ' ever really lepresent them or study thjeit jCl\rist Church work p arty (Mre. Scott) IT D( I’T HURT A BIT ! _ I >rti : ’! - ■ • ■ ' • hut tulle there gienerally is. somewhereli 'piglit returns. intereatfl.' ne of the prettiest conceits is the fastPniiig 'll..V.i-Mi- - i' a long eCa’"f, df tulle to the.hack of hoiiiimi ’. ■> f-' The Irjish Si^ uatiorl. ghue’s hat, or maybe it is 'twisted rpitnd The Women’s Land Arm the hat, and then allowed '•'o encircle thp drawing A’n o i'A The diramauc arrest of a lumlber of Sein The Women’s Land Ai'my the practical R o b iitis o ii’s , 45, Terminus Road,| Fein leaders! has changed! the \Vhole aspect nock and float free from the shoulders. Or, ■ ’.I I.- ■ again, it is used [ more conventionally to workers who are holdin g the home front (O-yer Madame Roberts’s), .1- of the Irish situation.! Some i are of the line—what tliej’- do and liov5 th e y d o it, i'u ;.-! -Mv-- opinion- that it is meijely a pcfliticnl step veil a wreath of flat flo'vers on'the crown pr on the brim or a lir.ti largo or small; very interestingly lepic.ed by Miss to break th|;! antLcoriScription: movement. Billinfitton. with a" set of English and American ^ ( I'l.DS 1,11- ! f t A very popular fancy this', and useful, toh fine illustrations, HATH ib'.A !.K If there is a|iiy conspiracy between some of (though whether [it set put to| be useful in which her Majesty t le Queen and the' those a-i’resti d and.,OfirmapsiI am sure tliat P;;ince6.s M ary figure cor spiciiously, in the MORE DENTAL. (There arfe many, successes due to health and strength. HT lpur-, p:: I’y 'i''- '- or not one does, not know), for it keeps Tf-ii' -K - they wlllrhav ^ no sym pathy from .the labour Jiine number of!'" The W oman’s Maga- WISD(?M -( You cannbt have either without good teeth. movement ili this, country, or in. Ireland. tho-ic s.ame ffpiverd from gettings cruiupled and ra,ggy looking, as they sp Often • do aihe.” Two complete s oriefi appear this But it lie the, a.uty of the Government either when they loosely encircle the: hat. An- ihjonthp n l ■ : “ An Old Debt,’ by Alice Brown. K i n d l y N o T i |- A d d r e s s e s ; ' [. ' immediately , to publish evidence ■ of the pt her. quaint way [ofrusijng tulle I saw the and “ Tlie Civilised Man. Tlhere are allso alleged cons firacy or have a trial in open substantial sections of the seirials : "Flam 4 5 , (Over Mai^cxnie Robertu lit the ppblio, [may have arij op- |dtber day. A large picture hat bt Leghorn ; TERMINUS ROAD court so tha had' a wreath of tinj*'flowerd round the ing Knight,” ,by -Gpace .Rijchmond, and e a s t BOURNE .>{. hjiiii.Lj pOftuuity to form some opinion of the Situ The Inelig ibles,” by Eleanor Hoyt 12, WELUINCxTON AMLT.AS, SEASIDE, ation. I notice that the people who are extreme edge of the brim on ithe upper AND DO Vi ) El side,! a. double edging of palest, pink tulle Brainerd. The editor writes on the "Ger [. (Opposite Seaford Road), most eager that these men should not have man Menace after the Wat,” and also Dainty Cdstnmes, Coat a trial are those who ppenly, talked of en turning baiCk justfsnfficiiently.to veil with o u t c o v e rin g th e in . '!. j gives another in f o r m in g cbanter under ' 52, HIGH STREET, HAIESHAM. listing Gernlan aidj toi oppose j the British tUo beading v The Lure (of tlje Pen.]’ This I ' On Wednesdays Only. Frocks ,1 Blouses, Cotton Government -re the Hlster opposition to oiie is on the " Charm of Musical Lan- Home Rule, Who 'I is:! ■ th ' e [w orse— Six; | ~E . Where Summer Rjbigns. i.l. IP'-Ni I'.-'i'lt ■ V' i-'-Jl gU-age,” sug;geBting th at would-be authors The pideek where you receive a pdinld&s Carson . or the me:,n 'who are to be con- Of all places ifi Eais TiouEhe .now;' tha: should use words that arei euphonious, do Extraction. 'H,'. V /: -i: i- Pi Frocks Millinery, îlk demned iwithouLtrial? , suiumer is coming in n11 its beauty givfe. phrases that are,' rhythmic and sentences ’Phoiie 829. Hours: ,10 a.m. to 8 p.m. V Hnn',V7’,, ’',/-■ ill me Devonshire Park, w ith its cool, green t.iiat rise and fall with d efi nite cadence. t h e L,!\0ny. £50 , 6/6 m i n s t e r a n d te l l [w om en h o w tij). t a k e c a r e .£100 , 12/6 THK i.IxlUv MR. H O G G E, M.P., CO U LD A e N O I S Y of babies. , ,In Mhousihg ihatters, tqo, The Rev Capou W. C, Strea feiid, Vicar ol women’s advihe was necessary.!;, _ 'r Eastbourne, officiated. The hr ids was neatly .W ITH TH EIR AIIX Ff -women were* to give successful help gowned in white, and tb 3 h r degvDom wore CATALOGUE k h a k i, v Ajt th e close o f Ihe cereinony the Vicar they must study ' the country, perhaps SHnK!Tl,\A:i O: even more [than, the men. There was no delivered an. interesting an J impressive address, SENT COUP try in EUrohe wheê social, injustice which was followed by thi al ceremony of '.l OYf'- B . \ A / i. ; T h e Ib c a l iranch.-of the Dlschargeld aiid so patent tolall, an i’ no country‘ with signing the register. POST Demobilised Soldiers’ and Sailors’' Federa- so high‘an ideal iind suc h a depp spiritual 'The bride was given away by h sr f thor. while tion appbin_____ ted Mr. J, ______W h itle y , _____ L a n g n e y - Lance-Corporal Styles, Sot th A ! . FOR . . instinct. -Englaitd was not a brand new rican Inlantry. FREE ■!' r o ad, and Jlr. Stewart N. Thorpe (secre country like Amprica. She was -an old acted as best man. About 1 dozjen pf the bride- tary); Glynae-road, Hainpden Park; as their giôom’s comrades were n attendance, and M i- \i \ S p o r t country, which had inherited rthe'blessings TO s *3? Seaside ,i„ i-----.— Natioijal Conference 'VKhich of the past and the fai'ihs of her fathers after geperal congratulati ans (iho haiipy pair a n d Sunday at dcfartea for their hoheynioon. I W e a r . and I grandfathers. We [were a very con- part of ’Which CAMELHAIR SCHOOL GOWN. a l l : permission of the s e r v a tiv e raeopT.e.j, a n d j ■tine w a y t o b r in g tpey are spending in KasI bourne and part in , u .------(C o u n c illo r A; J . Scarborough. Sizes 24in. to 50in Prices 35/6 to 62 6 reform in England waia not to say "Here The Colonnade Furnishing Stores, C b own, J.P.) the first day’s proceedings is something glorioueljy new,” but " Here 1 |i- each. were held iiuthe Town|Hall; at which quite is (something ouir ^-p-ildfathere meant, 3 THE GOLONNADE, SEASIDE RD., 350 ^felegates ,assembled, the first to arrive only-they exiiresapd it', in a different way.- G r o u n d if^toor — [H aberdashery coinilig fronjll Belfast, pir. W. M. Lewis was Miiss M atheson proceeded -to give a:clear i| 0ONVALESC£NTS EINTEGTAINED. (Oppcsitcjtbn Hipiv'<2.3 Gevernment departmenhi., 1 ! , Saturday. The “ Blue Birds”!have given siderit and hon. treasurer. Mr. Hogge Pure' Cam elhair. 0 R ; W I L. i dpalti at le:i!gth with [ the letter sent out A Sacred 1'rusL' nparly 400 concerts to | our soldiers and sailors in, the last tiVo lyearE M : L ■ , , frpm' a Lon don branch, and’’said sthat cer- She hoped woipen would regard their The party- ^ RING 961 . tain J statem ents . wfer^ untrue. Be stated ehilsistcd of Miss Dorofthy Chutei*', Miss ' ( i’ll vote as a sacred [trust. It should be their Esm6 Russell, Miss Muriel thiati ihis reaj Boh for subm itting his resigria Christian duty tjb look after! fhe govern Russell, Miss Gladys Vivian. Mr. Jphn lie:jn dleyv and Mr. tioni was th at the delegates shoiild have a ment of the couritry. Lt wad Jip to'them, 6. G R Q V E R O A D , FCRjAXIS & PRIV A TE chance of aJppointing someone else if they Harpld Harvey,, with. Miss Mjay 1 Chuter as ■Kate V >:■'.M 1: V '■ ■ as women to do [their cuty as! citizens of accompanist A hearty vote .1 a mt-H i ' i ' ' ' so desired. IProcecdihg;iProceeding; he-said th ' at ' he' -was England, and. as! voters and | as members pf thaaiks was EASTBOURNE, a Radical M.P., hut personally, and if ,he passed to th e'“ Blue Birds ’ and a return HIRE CARS. : / : K (' a n d of governing bodies to make England a visit was promised. 1 t o t!n ; ■ were an ambitious man, he would willingly better and a cleaner place. ' .jAKGK-a. AOENtS IN TOWN. h-1 give up hisj own political party and m ê The next lectiuie will take place ;in the LOVELY, EASTBOURNE I'KFP.vKV > r.i i:>‘ ■: BO B B¥ them—the ] discharged men—one strohg same hall on Juiie 6.-aud will: be entitled PO N D F N K F . .1- :: t political party.’ He,could '“ make a devil of W O U N D E D A R R IV ^ “The Children’e Ch,a|rter ” [ (the new Tel. 260k. SEORTS OUTFITTER. /Tel 260x; AM) Al.l K! ', OF'i a noise’’ ifihe had th|e discharged men at Education Bill). his back, i i I | , ! Ou Friday evening aE. am tiulalice train R. N: GOLLINS, CATARRHAL MAY is a taword. Prevent PvJpi'i© L t d l ; A vote of] (confidence was passed in the arrived at Eastbourne b sa riu ig a convoy of and cure, Nasal. Catarrh, Head C-olds, Ha> Org:Mi. ' ■' '• president. , . w;ounded soldiers from the IVestern front. SOUTH STREE-T, EASTBOURNE. / FeVer and- all nose and throat infection by liraim 'bi-s . >i* 1'!->■-'t - At the second meetihg of the Conference VOLUNTEERS ■TO CAMP OUT. Tjiere weresre 196 c,ase9-^160 case cot and 36 walk-* usiyg ." Nostrolihe ” Nasal Specific: Instar.t I, . I (near Town Hall). F ilr I'l-i (p>-, ’ ; ■ THE arcade' and! the question ! of dischdrged menj as parlia I It (is announced that|;durine Yh© shmmer ing cases,3. 'T h e re was a strong V.A.D. relief or mmioy back. Of leading Chemist© fgree, underid.er Lle'iit.-'Col. '3. W Owert, -to re- Professional 'Oricketei, Eastbourne G.C., 1891. everywhere, le. 3d. (by post' Is, 5d.). Sold m entary cainididates was favourjahly consi week-end camps for th® memhets of the C ric k e t C oach, E a s tb o u rn e C ollege, 1893-4-5. ■ >FN\\ fhxK.' TERMINUS ROAD, dered, and itiwas agreed that the m atter be Sussex Volunteer Begimjent will he held at eeive the convoy. a n d also an excellent by II. R. Browne, 1, CornfielfLroiad; F. J. 1. left for enquiry bY thejBxecutive Committee Ratton. when the new [footing range will supply of motor ambhlu.nces by means of TENNIS, CRICKET, CCL(F. * Crififord, 277, Seaside; J. Forbes: 10, Ock- which the wounded men ■ were as prom ptly lynge-parade; Lion-Drug Stores. 53a, Ter- for them toi report to a special Council coh be regularly useq for practice. Teuni.s Uacq ueLs roatrung. sisting of ten representatives from each as possible conveyed to the -starious V.A.D. jninns-road'; W. F. Mosley, Chpreh-street, MISS ejleen’H;VS| EASTBOURNE Divisional Council, who. together with ten B ook 'Four Orders E arly for Tomato, Cu Red Cross Hospitals, honsiderahle Old Town;-A., Proctor, 5, Station-parade, representatives, from Scotland, ten from cumber, Onion, Celery land all Vegetable crowd Of persons watchbd th 3 (despatching “ Ê A S T B O U R N E P I C T O R I A L , ” li. S't.nior,-2. Gompton-street; J. Stovin, 5. > A I Vk-U'i .Ml'-'I ID _ Plants. (Closed

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EDUCATIONAL. Under Royal Patronê ; I \ \U1 NO AND RHYTHMIC TEJIERCIRRS iE A S T B O U R N E CO L.L E G E. JN A LIBRARY. MISS ELEANOR RATCLIFFE if) years', assistant to Mrs.'^W ordsworth) P resident, ; MC5INJTMF - Has resumed her Classes ht THE DUjEE OF DEVONSHIRE, K.G. 'PHK GRAND HOTEL, SATURDAYS, at H eadmaster ■ II pprtant W arning (I. 2.45, Juveniles 11 o’cloek; ailso Wed- REV. F. S. WILLIAMS, M.A. APPRECIATIONS AND DEPRECIATIONS OF ;:esdays, at 3 o’clock. .At Devonshire Park, 1 Tjansiiion- Class, W ednesdays, | at 2.45; I BOOKS OLD AND NEW. ? ' ; '-THE GOLDSMITHS^ SILVERSMITHS Cdmpanv special Baby] Class, U.15. At the Saffrons T ® . ia a FIRST GBAD^ Rooms, Wednjesdays, at 3 .3 0 Juv shilee, 2.30. ^ oClluu,(j for thei sons of kentlemen. 1 of -.ji 1 1 02, DRegent - ._ ] __ t •C Street, i__ :.i' I.London, \Y W., f Jewellers T_____ n „ .- - .and .vt. T he. L o d g e , B la c k w a te r - r o a d , B e g in n e r s ’ B o y s a r e p r e p a r e d f o r th e U n iv e r s itie s , ■'the v'lass, Fridays, 3.15, Deportment and Ball. Army, Navy, and Civil Servides, Profes By [ ALPHA BETA. to H.^^. The: King, have no branehes in East- rtK>m Dancing (for girls' over 15), iMondaye sions, and. Commercial Life. Silversmilhs a t 5.30. ’ I There are special Army And Nai'y Tht Best English Romances. [ Special classes for Operatic Technique Classes. printed in noble type on liand-made paper, I illume or elsewhere ; their so addre^S IS — their tobs gilt and the volumes bound, in! daily. . - : ' For prosplectus and information as to If I were asked to name the twp beet For particulars appl'cj ^ Englieii romances I should say ■[Lorna riissia. [ I knew the .'-tories of O Henry I leme. recent successes aTjplication should be long beiore tlie,v were introduced vo the THE LODGE. BLAClk'WATE-li IROAD made to the Headmaster. D'oono” and, "The Cloister and the Hearth." 112, Regent Street, L,ondon. "Westward Ho!” makes a bad third. By mass of lEnlglish readers by an enterpiioing (Opposite the Presbyterian Ollurch) Physical drill is compulsory ‘ for the this I mean that, although it is a line firm of jpuhlishers. , I formod my opinion They are not coniiected ,wil 1 any, firms or companies trading j ■ whole schooL story, it is a long way’ behind the two of him thep. and I have seen no reason to i[ ■■■'1 I' [mers change it since. Hodder and Stoughton A Dance Practiqe Class for Adiills, Wed ; l o v others I have named. : Had “ The (jloister under titles containing, with or without addition, the words nesday and .Friday evenings at 8.45. ELLY-KEPPLESTONE, and the H earth'” dealt wit,li English Ci ar- published a cheap ediition of bis works last -An American Tea and Daiic5,' Tuesdav s t a v R l e y [r o a d , m e a d s , EA^TB0(:RNE actersA and had its nceiics been laid in year, and the Press " boomed ” it. Goldsmi:hs Company. ilties 4.30. at The Lodge, Blackwater-road (oppo (Tel ■ No 118) ' i England I should probably have placed ^vbere*âll ^ i^CHOOL l''OR GIRUS tPrep'ailatory aiul site the Presbyterian Church), ,wnere an , Finishing). , :! it first, but the sympathies it raises for particulars may l)e obtained. the woes of Gerard and [Margaret are not What the Poetry Soefieiy? ry s, i Mrs. F. H. BROWNE .and Miss ^r.VIT-REID qiiito so deep,' as the Sympathies I which ■h ' . 'B.A. (Principals); I would be .aroused : for an •English hefeo and Does any reader of this oolumh know T Et. 9I7. THE GYMNASIA. E st. 1831. tile Eaetboilrne Poetry Society? Is it, a \ AsjiiBted by a large r.esideui Staff of heroine. " Loima Doone.” on the other YO bIk R O A D , E astbourne ( n e a r T ow n Trajned Celrtificated Engiish and Foreign hand, excites the deepest feelings in the body fofe the suppression or the encourage | d t h e Hall), and at DERWENT ROJvp, M eads. ' L..' 1. T eachfers r»Vi I! hearts of English readei-e. ^^t is a [record ment of poe'try ? Do its members write MUSICAL DRII.LS. SWEDISH FXF.RCISES. Referencefe lare kindly permUtfed,amongst of adventure in England, its hero and poetry kind declaim it.^ at their meetings? etq. Classes daily for Children or Adults, many others! to the following Eastbourne lieroiiie possess the virtues that arb most Its president. I believe. is Alderman ( l y i n g F encinO C lasses (French System;, for I jADIe s. residents :-4Tiie Rev. F ., S.. AVilliams. M.A. attractive in English folk; it is simple, it Wright] but if he has written poetry I am (Headiiiastery of Eastbourne College), the is thrilling, it liaS humour, it is Tong, and not aware of it. Are Mr. Charles A Aledicai (iymnasium attached for Doughty and the Rev. F. Wv Orde Ward Remedial Exercises and Swedith Massage. Rev. Chains Crowden, D;D. (late Head the story uevex flags. The great atLi'acLioii > c k e d , master of jEastbourne dollegje); and Mrs. of thiese two books is, I believe, due fargbly members? Both these gentlemen are resi Experienced* tustructors and La iy Teacher. dents fef Eastbourne, and both 'are real Full particulars on ajiplicatidn |to Mr. Moss Crowden. Sir LinBsay Lindsay-Hogg, Bart., to the fact tliat they deal ivith oht-door Lady Liiujsay-Hogg. Lord arjî Lady Wil-1 love of the open air whion is poets. I shall be glad if someone will L t i o n s . kindly answer these questions. I siioulld, MR. ELLIS KELSEY, A.F .A.M., iiigdon, [Henry Colgate,e, j Esq.,^^M.D.. l!isq., M.ii., born -(Vith the healthy Englishman J What F.R.C.S.. CL H. Cameron1. Esq.. FlR.C.P., I hax'e said; in itraise of these great ôman like vtwy much to know what tiie Poetry A.R.C.O., .V1.K.C.8., DlP-.H.. C a m ., a nid d Mrs. Cameron, ces j must not be taken to mean that I Society is ; for, wliaU it has done, .and if ]•;. Frost, Esq., M.D., C. O’Brieh Harding. legbrd their respective authors as the two aii.y- o f its inenibi.-rs a r e a id e I0 r e c ite fit ives lessons in Esq., J.P.. I M.R.C.P.. L.B.C.P.. iF. Hollins. tingly' " Knhla K han" and "The (.toldejn PIANOFORTE. ORiiAN. HA RMON V. ; greatest romantic writers in' English Esq., and Mrs. Hollins', the Rev. C. Hors- fict%>n. Shell a statem ent would be absurd, J^vniTiey to Saniarcand." MUSICAL.-FORM. '&c biirgh and Mrs. Horsburgh, the Rev. H. (1. n TXT T / ^ AT *nv»T»TT H.uiv • because Bbackmore wrote some veify poor Spexdal Coaching for all. Examinations 4iud" Mrs. Jameson. W. J. C. Merry. Esu; hoftks, and C'harleis Read some very dry Compositions revised j-M.D., and Mrs. Merry. Gathorne Orr. Esq, oneB. On the merits of their.output I Nelson’s History of the War. Two-Manual Organ at Melwood ’or Tjessons I Rdd Mrs. C)rr,, the Rev. Urlin'g and Mrs. woiild give them a second place ill the M elvvood, 22. 'U pper A yi [itiE. : W h e lp lo n , A stle y R o b e rts , E sq .. L.R.C.P novelists’ Pantheon; hut if it came to 'J'lio best history of the war—and 1 think .\T,.K':C.S.. M jrs.'A stle y R o p e rts . j raising ptatiu>s (to the imemory (bf the I have seen them all—ikthat published by th e firm of N e lso n , ■(vliich h a s j u s t r e a c h e d FRENCH AND GE^M i\N , aiitlioi's of the best single rom antic fetorieB. CLAREMONT, BOLSOVER ROAD.: Blaickmore and Read; should havej theirs the ninetjeenth vuhinie. Of course, strictly I/ATIN. GREEK.' MATHEl^lA*TI(:te & DRAW- MEADS. EASTBOU.RN:te: covered with gold if I had anything to do (flieaking, ho re illy satistia<,'tory histoi'y of AP.m a^kP'e_snb.ieC tsiiujcc k given byl oCHOOJ, for the daughters oi Uientlemen. wit|i them. ‘ | the war can appear nntilbspme years after \fl^ . A. E. LAMBERT (London Umversity) , 1,3 Specially recommended by the Countess the signing of peace; tiihe: alone■ can give ! 't -lA [School visited. Private'Ee 38ons, Holi I Carnavon, flighclere Caistle; Mrs. War'~Klbwels. . i t!io historian trucj perfipective, and no day Tuition. AU t,. Vi-n • 1 VVrou'ghton, Woolley I’ark. W îtage; the really definitive . history) can he written ENGLISH I.ESSONS G iven to FC ElEKiNEK.s j F. S. Williams. M.A., Headmaster of ' A reader has requested me to f rccom- until individual events, hhve assumed their Address ; 5. I.ewes R oad.. EAf tbourne Eastbournb College; Kenneth Frazer. Esq.. meud him one or tw".> novels dealing with true significalice. Th the meaiUiiiie several ^ntlemen M.D., and present parents,| . Certificated the subject of modern war. I b-aye regd enterprising publishers arc meeting the ST. GEORGE’S SC HO English ai d Foreign Mistresses and bfest Zola’s " The Downfall,” Erckmanii-Chartr public demand by issuing rpcords-of the ^ xriiBiiiTCAr.; rian’e 'The Conscript,” and Stepiifen war, and, as I have already said, that .UPPERTQN. London Masters. Specialitiesp-Langiiab'es |COTjOTOMY,&C ‘ and Musib. No failures ii; the Oxford Crarie’e " The Rfed ' Badge of Co|ni'agf.” comiri.g from- the 'hoius'e of Nelson at j^ o R B o y s i n t e n d e d f o r •B U SIN E SS Locals, R.'A.M. and R.C.M.. Boyal Drawing There is also a colleclionof shoi’t| etorie* eighteeiipeiice a volume is by far the best. m Workroom Si i 1^ LIFE. The subjects of ins rnctioh in. Society Exams, in 1907., The! highest place on this eii'nject Written b.v Ambrose Bierce The author . of this histor.v is Lieut.-Ooli_ fo r L adies. ' ' - lude those t.aught at all Publiij: Secondary in Eastbourne in the Senior Oxford in 1908. entitled " In the M idst of Life;” and[ among Buchan who writes in a lively style. His Schools and- in addition specit ...... 1 attention All ______exams, optional.______.Lovely position. those volumes on the lu'escnt wajp I atn narrative goes with a. swing, it is full of is paid to Commercial Subjects a n d Modern I‘ppnnis Lawns. Hockey Field. | Special home informed tliat " Under Fire ” leads the raoveinent and colour, and is also bright L a n g u a g e s . "few day pupils received with way. ' It is by/a Frencliman, and a trans ened whth incidents that,; in this respect, c a re . A f lation is pnbliidied by 'Dent. Bicrefe’s book SONS, For; Prospectus apply, to I boarders. The MISSES DAWSON, Pifin- reiriind. me of the histories of Macaulay ] c ip a ls . ■ ■ f 1 is published in la cheap edition byj Chatto and Fronde. 'I'he latest' • volume of the Truss Makers, i & 'Windns. It feontains a dozen soldier .series deal's with the spring 'campaign of MjSS MABEL LUMSD EN . RpBOROUGH sjcHfoOL. stories' dealing ‘with the Amerjca'n Civil 1917, and tells of the German retirem ent in L Eastbourne. ÎiEACHEE of Pianoforte. Violin, Mando UPPER AVENUE, EAST|B0URNE. W ar; that entitled “ A HorsemaiU in the the West, the Battle of Arras, the Second Sky ” is unforgettable. Crane’s “ Tlte Red |l Post Offlge . line. Banjo, Schools atteuded, Pupils „ P. Q. GILBERTi B.A. (Lond.) Battle of the Aisne. the campaigns in Meso prepared for Exams., , Singing (Sopraim) | '■ Bad.ge of Courage ” also dealsi wiith the potamia. Syria, the Balkans and Italy, L. G. GILBERT I (Lond. Univ.) American Civil W ar.' It is a livfe thing, open to Engagement. 'CoiiGertsj At Homes. | rivate School for jBoya. and the progress of the Russian Revolution. and the best of this novelist’s work. An. There is a supplement of four appendices I m p o r t s f o r Accompanist. “ ] • i> premises with, three acres of D ashw'ood H husE, Ceylon P lace. E astbourne^ j edition is piiblii'lied at a shilling .[ir eigh- and some very clear maps. I much prefer teenpence by Heinemann. Zola’f; “ The C h e m ic a l and Physical Laboratories Colonfel [Bhchan to most of the writers in MILTON ORANGE, 6, ABUNpEL ROAD Downfall ” is pnilillshed by Cliattof & Win-, the newspapers. (Formerly Upper ton Bfigh 'ISchooD t- ! Gymnasium and Playing, Fielide. Prepar- dnisi it deals with the Fejmeo-Priipsian '. '4, , 1.' o u 1 o ra_i= atton for iLondon Matriculation and Oxford ilÂY and Boarding School foi' Girls, with Cambridge Locals. Fees'moderate and War. Zola did a great thing 111 twriting ;.LA ; T r a n s itio n a n d K in d e r g a r te n in w h ic h I I ; i this book. “ Thfe'lConscript ” is to l[e found “ Ao Old Sussex Manor,” c lioys’a rj also received. 1 in “ Everyman’s Library.” It dbals with the France of 1812-15 from the common I hav,e recently come -acroes a- little - 4( Pupils prepared for the London M atrieula-1 S T . H E L E N A ’S , i . volume of verse, entitled “Carmina V aria.” fion find Cambridge Locals, aii.l Music a-fwl; sohliers' and peasants’ point of, view. _ . ------(Jegirefi. ]l pjIGH-CLASS BOARDING- SCHOOL fo r Finall.v. wliile w.riting; the above. I am It is publiehed- by M artin Seeker, and ite Drawing Examinati'ons if price i® half-a-crown. Its author is Charles H e a d M is tr e s s M iss A. Gki|iIFFIT HS. B .A ..: GIRLS of good social position. remindi'd of two other' notabU- nbyels of English‘ ■ ani nW : S E L W Y N r o a d , EASTBOURNE. war.: " ’Die Diaastor.”,by the brotliAro Mqr Ken nett Burrow, of whom I have never be '1 :1'i (Loudon), assisted by Qualified fore heard. Here is a sample poem, en Foreign Resident Mistrefeses P rincipal - - - M iss E very; gneritte obtainable in the "Lotus library” (original price oric-aind-vsix) apd the "W ar titled "A n Old'Sussex Maribr” :— in o A no I M o aM n^PAlW TINlri CLASSES I Removed from EEarl’s arl’s .,.\venueAvenueL Folkestone.FolRestoi Road, DRAWING AND PAI N 1 I NC LLA aats. Mietfeseee,! resiSent Parisian. and Peace ” of 'Tolstoy, Probably tVie last-nartied ,is the biggest war nofeet ever 'riie green reccvsees of Î'ie downlands MISS MARGARET BENECKE. w 'i personal . carfe , ^ of 'delicate girls. All Royal V i'L fo ld it, ■ ; (Pupil of-Miss B eatrice M alcolm and Mr. W. \cademy Music Examinations and Chm-' eertainlv the longe|t. Forsaken, old and gray ;' R othenstein). ______: bridge Local if desired. ' f 1 ! HE STUDIO, Only the moon aiul jonrjieying bum b e o l d s l i f e c l a s s e s a t t h o ld i t ‘ i I : i ■ BATH ROAD, Next to 48. G ROVE R OA D Singing, Voice Production a n d Culture. O. Henry ' ^ Ind strength. ▲ In its serene decay. HHonrs. Daily 10-4; and on Tui'sdays and V/fR. C. iWYNDHAM ROBINSON receives A correspondent .asks me what il think T h u r s d a y s . ,7.45-9-45 p m . of the literary -works of O. Henry. 1 think No cries of death or birtil, of pain or (jlasses for Children. Snecial la -rangemeiits i»-L, and yjsits Pupils; singleflessons.Ct.; •ACDR'J O , |*-VO.ilOs 6d.; course'of 12] 5 guineas, Special terms. that too much* fuss Ijiaih been ma be, Girls are prepared for Public B:caminations. Voice T raIner, Coach in ORAtoitio, O pera AND found in the volume entitled “ Sixesiand Raither the holy hush of consecration Sevens.” These I ivonld like 'fo Ih.ave Before tlie' uplifted Host. . London University. Matriculation. Cam B allad S inging and Conductpr. l l bridge fiigher 'Local, A F roebel T rained T eacher for THE Y ounger Mr. Claifke’s Choirs have sung in London, EASTBOURNE ■?IA, 1 ChildrIbn. I P a .ris a n d in the principal ejities and towns THE GYMKHANA SEASON. PRINCESS ALICE MEMORIAL . 'A Few Boarders are iReceived. 1 li the North of England, aiid have been EAT a w a rd e d many Gold Medals, and Silver HOSPITAL. School of Coiiimerce, U f ', . J G.REENCROFT-ELLESMERE. ; C u p s. i- . . ' .... ^ S h orthand, Type-writing, Bpok- 1, SPENCER ROAp. e d . P u p ils BLUE BOYS IN MERRY M OOD. C o lleg es and Schools v SU P PO R T E D BY VOLUNTARY keepitig am]' Business Training, jgOM E SCHOOL for thej DAp'GH’TERS OF I pr,j.epared for the Pre^fessior CONTIÎBUTIONS. HYDE'S II'- 1 QENTIiBMEN. F o r T e r 018 address^ Ideal weather prevailed on the occasion of the Ni>. 53f, T]iRM INUS ROXD, Li Tive foi'iowing is the weekly return of) ikSE. S t . J ohn’s C[iurch, M eauIs , first Kviiijihnna of these sson r iven on thef Suni- I M ias L loyds, aesieted by Miss C. A. D avies. 'Mj'R. C l p a ti e n ts f o r w eek e n d in g M ;iy 22, 1918 :-4. 1 Ovler th e C ap ital & Counties*Bank and iin PBiA. pons. (Camb. Teachers’ Iiiploma) and] E astbourne merdown tlanip siiqrls ground on tyednesday N u m b e rr b f i n m a t e , M av 15, 1918, AC;' inediaioly c pposite Bolton Road M iss-S . D avies. - afternoon, (la-tain H. Green Foley being in admitted) during the week; 18/ ! BREAD. charge of the eyents.it is not surprising that Diechatjged during the week (iticlndiiig P R IN C IP A I,—' MUN 1 Cl PAL SCHOOL O F A R T 1 de_ath),j[I9. ' th e y w ore c h a ra c te riz e d by; jii. great good THE LEYS SCHQpL, Re-maihing in hospital at'’date, 39. riSFACtlON (Technical Institute, Grove-road), i hum our and a spirit of friendly rivalry between This hospital is open for the inspection MR. W. [h . ROBERTS Kew DcMSTnn a t . CAMBRIDGE. AND EVENING oiA SSEs !a r b the participants. , of the pwlilic any week dayl between ,the -■F»iR,$.A., F .C .T .S . ' D in ALL BRAN CHES OF ART, hoiire of ^ p.m. and 4: p.m. Patiente mayaje; M uch e n jo y m e n t w8;s d e riv e d bv th e larg e (A warded 2 GcLd and 1 Silver MedaiIs . , including Claesee in Metsl W o rk , W ood concourse of people present from tbq antics of v is ite d hi? t h e i r f r ie h d s o n S u n d a y s , 'Wfed- Exhibition^. 1 Carving, a,n)i Leather Work. several fun-makers, including Lanorf-i'orporal nesdays ^nd Bank Holidays from 2 tfe 4 ONLY ADDRESS- EVERAL Scholarships and p.m. Additional annual subscriptions Are Member of Coun(|il I ncoupoeated Society of E n tr ie s V isito rs C an J oin F or Sho HT P erio ds. Laurie lôward (" A broth of a boy ”), Cornoi a' £75-£15, offered. Juno ! H. L arvim anB alniy’!). Private lytarfes ” fron- urgently needed. Contrihntione will be Comm|::ircial T eachers. UJitiii Sclose” June 11-.'* c h b ”). G u n n e r Cox (“ Sfem m erdow h Kjate "i, S er Uiankfully received by the Hon Treaenren, 2 and 4 ; FURNESS ROAD C. O’Brien Harding, 15.;South Cliff. East-i te E xaminer in S horthand and T ypewIuting Pavticullaiie from the Bursar. Municipal Seconiiary Day iSchhool for Girls geant Barnes and .Air Mechanic EMgar Cooke '1 (Up'per^n Roald). (" H okey (P okey ”K t h bourne.—House Visitor-rC. .A. Leatham, THE Society OP P itman’s Gertipi CAJED Air-Mechanic Cooke'is a espitaV additionito E sq .. J .P . T eachers of S|uorthand , ( I ncorporated). I the long list of c'amn artists. He gained great. BOHOOL Municipal Secondary Day lichool ifor Boys I repute for six years in tlie part of th^ drunken .\\jvARDED S peed CIertipicates for 200 A!^D.22d THE HEM] TEACHER'S MEMORIAL. TELEPH ONE 542. (T e c i nical Institute. Grove Hoad), I man in Fred Kamo’s " Muniniing.Birds " hilly WORdIs a MINUTE. ETC. i Refeves was the original of this chai'acter.and he An interesting little cercmofi.v which took : a t a l o g u e was succeeded by Cbsi'lie Cliaplinf and Syd Prospeitue and full particulars of these place last week at the Hampdfen Park Coun ■Chaplin (his brotberl Then Cooke cfeine in for cil School was the unveiling by Councillor S E N T SHHRTHANHAND TYPEWRITINGI Schools ân be obtained from the SECRE- a share of the laurels; and he also brought his 't'he very high qualifications obtained by 'duoation Commitiee, Town -Hall, F. Hollins, M.A. (chairm an o;’ the Etlui'tv.- LLOYD’S BANK CHAMBERS TERMIliUSl E' talents to bear in Barry Day’s revue I Tlie Blue tion; Committi'c), of a memorial tablet to Mf. W. H. ROB ERTS. combined w ith‘his P O S T Eastbourne. extensive experience as a Teacher of Com- 1 ROAD. Boy Band, under Trumpet Major SIcConnell. the late,'M r. Breacli, a- former assistant also enlivened the proceedings witli sejveral wall- master aJt the school. The tablet was sub m jrcial subjects for more than 25 years. ' F R E E , rendered selections. : ■ , scribed tor by the children, teachers, and hi),ve placed bin in the very F orefront o f R. CAMPBELL, Ainon'i the principal features of ihelafternoon managers; The Rev. W Johnspn Jones pre h i 8 profession." ■ B® i® acknowledged ^very TO MISS M. A. HOUGHTON .i.c.T.s. (Inc.)' MONEY, was a display by the gymnastic sjiaffi.under sided at the ceremony, and there was: a wlicre as one o f the leading Commercial Scrgeaiu-Major-Ihstructor Bokenhaip. large attendance of scholars and parents. tors in Great Britain. His personal at- 0 0 Classes or P rivate T d|tion tion is given : to every student alt .the BAKER & C NFECTI NE:K S chools v'isite 1. CASH ADVANCED PROMPTLY. treacle instead of Plum and Apple. HOOIj o f . c o m m e r c e , yfliich assures \ [ FROM £5 UPWARDS. efficient, and rapid progress and an early 16 ishing Stores, Included in theevents in which the[ convsles- A CASE FOR HELP. appointmer t to a good situ.utioni , Terminus Road, Apply to the Oldest Resident l ender— cents participated with zest was the " .I nn and [SE A SID E RD., D esc riptio n . T ypew riting of E very ,\IISS A. JEW JijLti, B u n R ace.” On [this occasii n. however, jam .AND iflromfc) T ytew riters for E<4RE. was cbnspiciions by its aba nee'and each of the W'liyîs it that etomacli, liver and bovi’e) 1, WILMlINGTON SQUARE, j EASTHOURrNE T H E SCHOOL OF COMMERCE provide! A ccessories, cotnpfeti ors . had ' to content hijhsef,'t>y troubleB*-=indigestion, pains after eating, 5, Compton Street. RNE. i j For Terms, ALWAYS MODERATE, with easy bolting a bun libferally covered wiyli treacle. l)iliquene?6. acidity,, corietipation. and the btjtter training 'vnd more opportunities o’: xrapaymer ts and strictest pri isacy. For it is Dcere'y lriisil|tha;t tbc-ir dlgea^tibns rem ain like'—are so cGinmoTi in these days? Tto- sqccessfjl train iig for business tliaix'cat ' better to'P al with the actual lender tlian with be estimated. All students in theii oiyi' H unimpaired, riltihg tlie bucket, a hallo'ti race, dbubtedly they are more,' provitlent than DR. WILLIAM A. a g e n ts o r financial compatjie.s j and a sack race were other nopular ev/ents nsual, though happily, they are not yet of sphere of Busifeess activity become t-hc MUS. D., OXON., P.R ; 111 connection wit'i the balloon raefe an amus a serious order. ' | leading and responsible clerks or a ss is- ing interlude was] provided) by a child who, ta■ ' in ■ ts a n “ a ^ r e (laid higher salaries th a n A ll The explanation is simple .(and so is the MAKER OF THE NOTED RGANIST & Ch o i r m a s t e r o f M O N K Y . evidently mistaking Caprain. Foley for a bal|oon remedy. Take your own ease. Maybe for th o s e no so sLilfully trained. Mac a g e r s Saints' Church, Eastb<(Uine. £10 'to £500. vendor planted a half'onny on-the! table and j'ears you have; been able to eat what yon and Prinijipala ire continually asking for O(l> ate O r g a n is t a n d CJhbiTm|iastfer of St eagerly so lic it d a b allo o n in e x ch an g e ffer tljie fanjeied. vvith never a thoiiglit of discomfort EFFlfciENTLY TRAINED STUDllN'TS, Garlicklliythe, I London, O n an y kind of Security or on NOTK o f HOOL Ideal National , Biread, James’s Church,, " H A N D ONLA' coin The yonnglitev’^ delight on being;giVen a or pain! Yes, but you can’t, eat what ypu having iI passedp a through the SO E.C., and Visiting Singing Master at the balloon gratis can easily be imagined; ' fa-ncy nowadays; you’ve just got to feat COTMERO*).)RO are of the R IGHT> Côunty School, Tottenham , London, N.) STtllOT PBIVACY. what you can get and Ihat’sT where tjie Q p A M T Y and] TRAINING. Barley Scones, OatmeaUScones, ’ EAsy REPAYMENTS. PREPARES PERSONALLY OR BY CORRES ize Winners. f j trouble begins. i' | straightforward d e a l i n g Your stomtich doesn’t like food siib- Bannocks, Oat Cakes, &c. : : PONDENCE;. rOR UNIYEBSIUY DEGREES NO I'RELIMINAin’ FEES. The Winners id connection with llie events were as follow ;-p-: ' ' stititt,e8 any more' tljan you do. It ddee- ay, Evening nr Whole'Day Attendance. AND ALL RECOGNISED EXAj m i h - a• — t i o n s . T h e re is nio Firm in the Kingdom witii vyhom best fhd most easily-the work it has been Oatmeal and-W heatmeal Bread. study of the you w ill iie safer than thel old established Sack R ace.—1. L r.lyate A. R o b erts ; 2, Lanep- accustomed to do—that’s natural, isn't it? ENROL NOW. I Pupils also received for the A.':! Provinces Discount Conit>any. Ltd.. Corporal M, A. Holliday. .Organ, Pianoforte, Singinj and all L ondon Give it time and the help of the iligestive IJ; Lansdowfie l oad ptoydon Balloon Race.-fl. Rifleman W. H.(Farrance; tonic and stomachic remedy Mother Seigel’s branene® of Theoretical M usic 2. Lance-Coi'iiorai M. A. Holliday ; 3] PrivateH . Syrupi and it will surely rise to the oefea- E'or 'ierm e, etc., apply, ADVANCED PRIVATELY . t o Maynard. , 3 ' • ' siop. Disregard its signals of distress and THE EAS'TBOURNE DOG BUREAU SUNNYDENE,’' BEDFORDV|7ELI RO A D , i £ 2 C LADIES- and|! GENTLEMEN. Musical CbairsJ—1, Sergeant J. C. [Brasler; 2 yoii may realise when too late that for yfeu. J ' ' I We are Actual Lenders, not Private J. A. H askins; ,3, Private G, W. Attrell. as'/for everyone else, vigour, vitality and (Mr s . W a l sh ), i— 1 EASTBOURNE. Bun Race.—1. Private F. Roux ; 2. Private. J. health are dependent upon the efficifent PEARSONS, Agents. Loans! granted With RNFIELD ROAD.- t) i out Security or Sureties any A. Haskins : 3. Gorpgrfil G. H. Dows'e. working of . the digestiv'fe organs. Remem 29, CQ Tilting the Bucket]—1, Privs.te F. Roux and ber it is not what you eat, but only th|at TERMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE MISS EILEEN BISGOOD L.R.A.M. TO distance and no inquiries made. stjPPLY PEDIG REE DOGS OF ALL B HEEDS Lowest interest) in England, And P riv a te .J. B orn : 2. P riv a te O V. Roulihwood and portion of it whichryou digest that nour USIC MIS^’RESS, THE I(ADIES COL Repayments monthly, quarter; Private H. Mayhelrd, ! ishes your body and sustains your life, i Largest Stock of -LEOE, EASTBOURNE.' > Further prizes! were obtain, d byiPrivate A. It is a simple m atter to take thirty drops fu ly or on term ination of tnq war. Sole Vendoi-s of tlie successful ! PianoM (Mathay-method). Singing (pupil of PROSPECTUS B R IT IS H Roberts, Private F.iRoux. Private O] V .Soutb- af''’Mother Seigel'.s Syrup after meals, but GAS

! n Qive the Little O nes‘T^leasure!f \ r o m BY BRINGING THEM TO TOYLAND m " M e o d T i o / ^ BEFORE THEY GO ON THE BEACH. We have a Full Stock of Summer Toys. THIS WEEK! jjjr-.- ;s, BEST ’ ? V' - M a c a r o n i Buc s.

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AN EASTBOURNE SOLDIER’S GRAVE. ■I". ! ‘ ' - . . - Mr.-. Thom as Baulcomb, of Okehurst-road, Old Town, has received a waiter-colour sketch from Frank Cblebrook showing EASTBOURNE. GOOD COOKING RICE per lb. *-^4;3 i ° - his son’s grave in France. The above reproduction of the sketch gives Eastibourne people a good idea of the last resting places of our brave soldiers. Driver W. F. Bauicomb, of the Home BEST OATMEAL or ROLLED OATS .. 4 ° Counties/Field Co., R.E., was killed on September 16, 1917, and is buried in the Maple Cemetery, near Armeptieres. The picture shows the . grave surrounded by a kerb, and at BEST PLH'iL; • ■ '.tH the head is a cross mounted on a double base, the whole having W riting Patds, Compendiums, every Variety \V Mte ' L ( III!. -• i j i . been carri^ out in hard wood by Frank Maynard, an Old Town of Stationery, Toys and Fancy Goods to resident. I Deceased’s comrades have had six rose trees sent from home plahted upon the grave. ! i Suit everybody at C>: (&1 1^ 63, Susans iV COMFORTS FOR SOLDIERS. THE LATE MR. GORRINGE LCb'WEST CASH PRICES.^ CUNARD : EASTBOURNE RURAL COUNCIL EASTBOURNE GUARDIANS’ o o o o o o o o o o o o OQOOQOOOOpOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I K K O C .L A d .-'iN’D I’.’.k'il'-Nl i 1 '; Piot teers of P o p u l k f Prices. TAKE NCji ACTION. SYMPATHY. I Fucrc-ii r bi:lA’-jy I'.sJ t: L O N U O N — N 1; '4 ''.'U?; J The Kastb’oiirjie Rfiral District i Council SEASIDE ROAD. mot at Avenue Hduse, , Eastbourne, on At the meeting of the Eastljourne Board LJGIrlTING ORDER, 1918 i JdlN D O N — CAN A I .N K ' A iSli 5v'J« Friday. Mr. It. S. I Gwynno, M.P., pre- of (iuardians on Friday, the Chairman (the Hifling. Others j)reseît were Lieut.-Col. G. Rev, H. V. E. Scott) made rel'erence to ' (GA& RESTRICTION). ' j BIU STO L— C.VNA 0.\-N L\V WORLD’S STORES, LTD W. Owen, C.M.ii., C.I.E. (vice-chairman), the loss that Had been sustain ;d by the Miss Ldng, the llev. pV. A. Evans, the Rev. I L IV FH FO O L-N IDV ’VoH] death of Mr. E. J. Gorringe, whc had been i K C o t 1 Gohtroller states that i t w i l l n u t tu : i ^ ■ J. T. Rums. ilr. A.iS. Haynes, Mr. .1, L. a Cuardian for over 40 years. Hr T Keid, Mr. G. Hvirnshy, Mr. J. .Youell, Mr. J. Gorripge. Ifoi' Kates of Pa‘;=siu.’.e. F;’; i;-’ut--. he saiil, was' the best chairman it \yaB‘j)os- pcis.si hi 1 to. siippl}’ thti qiiaiititt o f C o a .l s T illu T tn ! arid I’aniculuvs as 10 Kcadint-; BJ Birch, and M r.'T.'E. iVarley K irtlaq (clerk). sihle to have, for he combined- a very {jreat r e d e i v e d . 1 Apply CUNAUD 'BIN!-;, 'I'.’.'.'t viil'!ul.| Call and See our Nice The Government's Responsibility. knowledge of the Board, .a s uavity of , Seiection- of manner, and a power of ha'iidlin : the husi 'lil Bisiiopsg;! li'. L .C.'-; ; 2'.‘,;i C ; i;s A letter .wa.s reoe|ived appealing for a ness that was extremely aceepttable. He A rt t h e i efore Irom; the (Question of penalties h.'ir \V 1 ; ; 5 . KakBvin-strot r:-p-i i-tr.!; I subscription to a fuifd for the proyision of (tlie chairman) had had the adyant.age of nt of the Order, it becom.es impeiative Ibx -i’.iud. I’lymoiiSH : ISa. HiiîJ-KrecI extra necessaries apd comforts for road seeing liow successful Mr. Gorringe h a d lh7 New-s'.vei't, Hiniii'.;'-:li:oii : of lol Dinner construj:!tion and uuiarrying comijjitiieB in been for many years in keeping th e B o a rd npbn all,cDiisumers to reduce the gas used. s o a s F ra n c e .; i together. The Chairm an prot|ested'otiested iagainst itlihsidis- Ttie C hairm an expressed the dejopest sym p r e v e u t the necessity for more drastic methc'd ing thelGovernmentit put of local rates, .and p.athy with all the members of fhe family cnrtailii the supply. ,, rem arked th a t if, the:he Covereminent took men aa<;i said he was sorr.v th a t he, personally, they must provide for.them in the .same could not attend tlie funeral. jMr. Hurst least o|ie:-sixth less should be used each.qua viey year. Printed in various way as Ithey did for jthe Army. (the clerk) did attend, and had also sen' . ' colours & designs, CrtlonPl Owen shid he di(ji not see ;why the liic following letter :— 11 in igi 7. or -igr6 (w hichever w as the greatei) A P Y C K r m ^ \ same principle should not[ apply to all men Dear Miss Gorriuge,—I am d irected by Al»o Odd Dinner Ware in serving I from their parishes. He pfqposed the chairman and members pf the Board reference t ) your meter card will assist you. •' —\ . '■ Plain White, White Fluted that the Council take no action. and yOur I etc. ' Mr. H brnsby seconaed, and added; “ The.v airiily their sincere symiWithy ioj the ’ great j are fed j lieMer than we are.” loss you have sustained h.v the decease of i Glass Tumblers,; Jugs, ColorvÛOwen—Muejh better. your father, who was a Guardian for close JJ.ishes. , After the tyar Housing. up<)n 40 years. As chairman h.» presided EASTBOURNE GAS CO., over their meetings with very great-aeeept 'TKh County CounciiU)’ Association wrote ;mee. and the members feel they hUve losY 1 10 urging the Council Tp give instructions for not only a valued eollettgue but a good j , SUSSEX GARDENS. the.preparatiQii of a housing scheme and friend whose . friendship wii s highly i Satisfactory and Econj subm it lit to the L.G.B. valueil The Chairman spoke of the difficulty of .Miss Brodie Hall proposed .a rcsoluiion estim ating how irianT cottages would be re recording the loss the Hoard had sustained, 6. TERMINUS BUILI i quired ;ii) the variojus parishes after the HAM MICKS LIMITED, & C O . , ajid mentioned that the late Mr Gorringe w ar., If the Corn Prqdudtion Bill came into was the only member who had served on 13 and rk, CARLISLE ROAD; .Also .MEADS. force aiid men got 4j0s. per week, with an the Board longer than she had. W hat was E A S T B O U R N 1 101," Seaside Road, (eight-hour day. farmers would refuse to n irticuhirl.v admirable in Mr., GoCringc ELEPHONii'l : 323. TELKPHONK, : 31 break up land, and? it would go to grass ,-UuvThA never passed over anytl ng vhu'h again. In that e\|ent instead 6f more,, WiisTor the iniblic advantage. BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, CATERERS. Eastbourne. 'ahour lieing required there would; be less.j Councillor Eden seconded the resoln'i'ili. and they .would not want so many t'ottages.; and the Board signified th cir aUprov.il l..v “ THE FLYGHTIES Mr. Youell said' that one cf the k ssons o;' rising in their seats. the. w ar was th;i.t they would havei to be a We are awa're that in many ways our service is not as satisfactory as ------«i.'— more e(elf-coutained nation and produce we would wish it to be, but we do our best aiid rely ou the imiulgence more food, , j. , i - ; CLE-VER R.A.F. CONCERT] The (Chairman salty fhe Government woire of our cu stonier-. 'This particularly apiilies to the (luality of our various SELL YQUR WASTl PAPER urging j the questiofi' with one hdnd and A FIGHTING FAMILY goods—bread m particular. We are in this, almost entirely at the keeping hack informtation.'with fhe other, Mr. ami :Mrs. Douch, 15, I’avcndi.sh- inerc.y o' the Millers,’who in their turn have a very gi^pd explaua ,T O T H ^ ■'rhoy wiould not stq.1|fe'the conditicins npbn avenue, have received otficiul news thalt tion of the preseilit (|iiality of Flour. We have reason liowever to i’l'oihiri il: )i>'_ ,i!u! mi'ir!'. >Jt*- (I r'-Mi h -1. The Highways Committee’s repoft stated Hospital. Old Town, while another brother, lii.ng timi- p:i.-il ;i; i ' i; ^ 'h it a letterw as, received from t,hq Beven- C. Donch, R.F.A., ha.-i nilso lici ii wounded.’; 3ANITARY STEAM La Iu NDRY Co., - Till' cMiiiTiM ril '.w;! :if :lu; PROMPT COLLECTIONS; SACKS pROVID 4 o . ■ • sey Parish Council drawing attention to the Rifleman Pat Douch. London Regiment.: itciiiM wcri; V. .11 i . encloHuire,.of a piece of A' aste laifd on the after serving in Fiiiuce ;in correspondoinjce wilth Ireland. T.. Doneh' worked on, t|u‘ raihya.v Flauriels washed in. Kain Water after the Jaeger System. . emlilai'.irnrii tlic a 1 U|i I i'"-- | ifi._ vc| the clerk to the Pqvensfiy Towni IrmTi st tk't before joining the colours. lircssi ’I’lip I'l".'l r.i ;y, M ARK MARTIN & :30N S, ; on he im atter. ‘ ^ t i Provision made for Hand Washing :when required. lows: - '• ' - ■ . ' • I ' '; . ■ - '1. The iCk'rk drew attention’ to the resb)n- 1’:; I't 1. ( H 'I'll I.V. V .1 tk u For Really Ipigh-class Wbrl( i n tiofi bfsiitê Highw.Tys Com m itteeêf .Iuly:|W5, EXTENSIVE : OFEN-AIU : DRYING ’. GKOI’NDS. , st I'cl pa ; III- I' 1V I U :’;c- 1914. when it was decided to-ftake no action la ml, ” K. W 4 li a V11 -. I ^ . b u i i d i n in '.thei m atter, prbvfd,ed the , f ?nce was STOP DANDRUFF ! HAIR GET^ Punctuality. CoTrectuess. Special terms for IJotels, Schodls, itc. Loina;^; laoiiDlouur, TIa :i\. w 3! J O, DE;CORAriNG, ELECTR;iC LIGHTING, (>recti‘d! not loks thanilS feet from fhe centre Miiig ;:uul rli.'.iai . (!;iy ;ind ” Ditlfri'iil I li A'n o r k , pf I fhe'existing roaciT and it yvas r e s o l vV0( e d THICK, WAVY, BEAUTIFUL. ! MRS. K. ;Ro s s it e r H i l l , Manageress. Telephone 95. HOT W A T E R A N D SANITARY' W . ; : Hijit fifrther me.nsure'iiients be taken by a ;ind the Flyutuii s . fuupm oi’i- i-o surveyor before tbe n(yxi meeting of the st:tff-, ' Sydiu'.N F.\\;u'i . ■.laa'rg-n. a VHTli i't ihiy. ” B 1 '. llh iiT C o u n c il. ■, SrsNi) ,y iiii i ing and uikf va ishks On jhc prof)iOs.it'ion of Mr. Reid, Beeon(led S . . ! D I - . . N . H. W. HASKINGS & SONS, Robbins, ,\. F, t ’hil, S\ ibir.': by/ Mr. Blt^ch, file report yvas adotêd. B air S’ro rs COMiN^.i’O u t ('•ertoil, '■ ;\t cvir.v ju k -ti.’i Ruc^ge^ W h i t worth Flj-ght ifssniiu, ' F' V y. ,u id Valuable Timber. CLERiCAL, NAVAL, MILITARY & LADIES’ T.AILO Gharb'.-i ; imscinhli'. Sui’jph' Pie Britain’s Best Bicycl The Sanitary. Inspector’s repori to the To he possessed of a head Jot heavy, Blpoml’n'M, s.v.ipi y F.p ■ riii ,uul J t. Sanitary and Buildings Commit’te*e stated heautiruf hair; soft, lustrous, flntt>\ wav.v 84» Terminus Road, EASTBOURNE- . tJes. tliat three elm. trees Jiadybeen purchase?! and .free. 1 roni dandru'H’. is merely-a m atter '^Bart n, (bMuiiia. from the representatives of'the late Mk-.iF. of using a little Damleriive. F ly ch tifs: 'iii,'i()'.;iie. V riu' kNAP YbUR FINGERS* It is easy and- inexpensive t ^ .( -Lc he app'ttovea: with thanks, and th it he Ur- -^no increase in pr.iee), apply little as Bicycles; Despite the times we have a large, a ad varied stock, right rangp for the m aterial to be sawri up. aind AllGarments uiade on t|ie Premises by First-class Workmeu in Good Buniour-i. ” Full ■(- !' :''l- f directed and with-iu ten mimites there will lY atts; sotm. ' -Ml livi --' - •LiUp-tp-date and(,ab8olutelyJreliable. W hy not'bo independent buses that thU cost t hi«-ftiscourse wap on “ Joshua command-. If you want to prove how pretty and soft RE'AT SALE O-F SURPLUS STOCK AND UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. s;'le of work in l■.mner^ i, m v, ftj B u Iders, Decjorcitor^, & c ing_,the sun to stand still.” and in^theêven- your haiy ;-reaHy is, ..moisthn a c! oth with a l ’eo|)le’f;; I'nii'a, 'nil.-l ti; T ESTtMATES FBEE. ing. his subject was ” Bosons . from the little; Dariderine and cffrefully draw through yout hair—taking lone sâll strand; Great Reductions and Genuine Bargains. Rarish Ihioin im 1’!;nr-Rli.i CON'TRAGTORS F o Ir G ENERAL REPAIRS. stage.” The text -was “ Using the;world; as . arvaiigenn-nt s were p ./ cm- 1 not abuslhg.-it. f'or the, fashitjn of' it at a time.- Your hair' wiljl be ôft, glossy For short time only previous to Stocktaking. J’'hinglet.on. an/l the '•( ' -L .-I; passeth away;” HengemarHed that not the and beautiful in just a feW mbnients—a d^ looked after l.iv Mr- ; ' h ryal world but ihe-jrashipntshipH of; , it p’asseth ligbtful surprise awaits everybnu who tries (Pawnbroking as usual.) i Trowell, luid Misr; l!aitra.\ STBOURNE. this. • 13 i ■ Bedford\|ifoll R o ad a w a y .' ^ menihers of the I’Miim fie- f' i^’jhy ;imonntiiig i.> ahe'tii tt .(liviiled helweeii a bed iirtl.e" 1 •tnd 'the huihlinig Iniul ler .1 ■'tt'C.aza, ill Basest ine j IQOOOO THIi: EASTBDUKNE MA^ 29, 19j8 O O lac« belonging to the daughter of , a Pro^ o lessor Langton. The girl is ubducied. but AND PICTURE IB followed to the ancient temple by her MUSIC &! f O g lover, who rifter m any ■ exciting adventures o appears at a dram atic ni-iment and resc.ues o FINE SHOES. her from the vengeance" of i the iaiiaUcsi that dhe | neckl.xce v as stolei^ 'B y ! H.B o from their god Osiris 1 housands of ^ . ... o libefoiê,. •’Th®. Harboiir, of Hapuine.sl.” d o Pier Theat^T|“ Vldthin the Law.” Vitagraph Broadway dramas has been .sel Devonshire f*ark o , The.thrillingisitikationa of the rem cured for the 'first three days of next v ceki Oil SnndaY evening,: with Mr. Cathio oo- a r k ab le This is .a stirring s'tory of the stage, and; o play. •• W ithin the haw .” whW h 1 h jin g cupying trie cobdnciol'’s stknd in tlie ,teiu- with l.eah Baird in tlie bast, it is sure icj porai-y absence of M r. M eg one, trie orcrie^;- o Btaged ajt the PierjThteatre (luring the w eek , atj;ra;<;t large audiences, in the near ft.turd are ex(ieedingiy ; wtell portrayed by a era provided an ,excellent .concert of light o Uilented company!. Miss Agnese de ' ’ patrons are promised the five-act eiiaplih Out good music, of which every item was o in tho diflicult nart of Margaret : r.3yue entitled ‘‘Chase, me, C harlie!” It is received 'wifcri tUe muak unstinted applauisc m - described as rin “ entirely new and original afterwarcls known as Mary Turner, ow s by a lai’gel audience. The -pciucipal pieces o til l^l Vv Vt i i ^ ^ 111 film revue, the fh'st ever produced, present! were two fantasias, tho [first on Saint o considerable, histrjipnic ability. As em - ing a' fresh story made from over two hun* ployee at EdwardlGilders. Emporium w h o Saens’s " Etienne M aercel,” the second one o (Ired selected cuttings from: fourteen di^ tho ever fj-emi “ Cavalleria Rusticana.' is I unjustly arrested fbr a" theft she h a s Essanay-Chaplin successes.” ( o licit committed, she makes a noble defjence Mr. Cathie was very’succeseful in his treat M a n a g e r & S e c r e t a r y E d g a r A l l .\n B r o w s . of] thg Fight? of- womanhood to a| clecents ment of both, -and the playing of the wage and redsor able. hours of avorking. “ Tho Rainbow Girl ” at tho (Elysium. orchestra, though' now and then a trifle rough perhaps, :was! on tlko whole of its > ! M argaret goes to prison as a scapegoat for “ The Rescue,”, an absi/rbiiig dram a, fe.af o someone^ else, anchwhen she comes [out usual good quality. The singular melodic THE DEVONSHIRE PARK o sh e turing Dorothy Phillips! is to be the star fascination of R s'sini and tne old- Italian revenge herself against Edvrard film for the second half pf this week at tluj o (Elder (Mr. W. C!. Broadbont), but is school was once , lore , exemplified . . in the ex Elysium, wheh the programme will also ini '• Semiramido'*^ overture, vvpioh opened-the o EXTElSi SlyE DISPLAY :oi NEW ceedingly. careful to keep within the la w elude “ Their Ups and Downs,” “ The Silent O RC H EST R A. and is a match for all who seek [to programme, and tp which one can always o tr a p Tongue,” “ The’ “ Vengeance of Salora.’f listen with ' undiminiehed pleasure. Two Miasical Director - Norfolk Megone. . M O D E L S. "SEE WINDOWS^ iior. Her mod.!; of revenge is to L m i r r y ‘An Italian Paradise.?’ and the Wad o Pick Gilder, the proprietor’s son, hut event Gounod pieces wete brackjeted, the “ Ave o Topical. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednest Maria” and the “ Bacchantes’ ” Aannad a n c e e O N C E R T S . ually the young m an’s trust in her, icoupied clay next week ‘‘ The Rainbow Girl,” featurt o with the fact tha:: it ,is discovered tihat she from. “ Pbilemon et Baucifi , the former TWICE DAILY-at 3.15 A S. ing .fuliette DaY. will be shown. It'is one was encored, and r e p e a te d the latter ex- o avas wrongfully accused of theft, heljs to of the most charming stories which has J Vocalist; ' ' ■ ,| unravel the tangled skein. We, hea rtily cerpt is .Gpunod a t h is boorest and do been seen in-filihlarid for m any.a long day! served neither. Iiic ln d e d in' the pro- At Evening Goncevits only. o commend Miss'Evje Child for her- c|qver p o r- Mary Beth is thq ,![• R’dinbow Girl.” Tlr gramme were three'Elfin, d ancee_____ by . . Waldo .. o trayal of the character of Agnes Ly|in e h . daughter of poor though respectahl W a rner, which eolunded suspiciously like CEREI>1G WALTERS, RUSSELU The other membi;rs of th.e compapy, to o , paretits. her one ambition is to secure i Edward Gei'man’e Morris dfinGes—but- one o present their parts in a convincini m a rin e r. really good musical education. She hope^ has to believe the programme; The Celebrated Welsh .Baritone. ' | •Ilicluded in the cast is Mr. Arthur P itt, to accomplish this when a distant relative o avlio made a nam|e for himself in hhe jpart leaves her a small | legacy, but hen fathed , SATURDAY. JUNE I. AT 3. o of"’’ Mooney” in f‘Londoji Pride.' loses his employment- and she sacrifices -hed A Welsh Baritone. o money to help her parerits. They take ih ales haS fm-nislfed n s with one pre- - The Event of the Year, ..’T o a lodger, a youftg and struggling musiciaik effiinent politician: and inbuifierable bari MADAME CLARA BUTT. o “ Les Cloches de Corneville.” of great talent, who, as yet. has hot beeii toriee and tenors, bot alwdye pre-eminent. ■ J recognised in the musical wqr4d. 'He fallk MADAME ELSA STRALIA. o 1 1 4 b, T e rm ir lU S R o a d , 'Ne.xt week a rejmarkable film vefsiojn of Tbe .last accession 1 to tho ranks of the lat o Plai'uuette’s famous comic oper4 ije s in love! with M ary [[p-rid khe with him. anq ter is, Mr. [Gerediq W alters, the .'“ famous LADY TREE. opposite RailwaV StatiLn, Cloches deCornfcvillc,” will be ete’re ^ n e d .' in iqany ways she i!s able to help him when Welsh baritpne,” vVho mad© a very auccess- O' Thejcom))lete score of the music, [artah g ed (lisabpointment threatens to crush. hini; ful appearance on Sunday. Mr. W alter’s ■' ']■ MELSA. ■ o .l by Idonel Moncten, will be played, by a n completely. Finally Mary is ipstrumental fame, althbush iU had npt reached onr At the Piano: o . a u g m e n te d orelnffltra ‘ in . accordarice w ith in getting the young musician’s latest and ears bt'fore,| we take; ot cobrse for granted. EASTBO greatest work accepted, and all ends hap!- H.AROLD CRAXTON. o the action. In th 3atrical annals thb record Hie singing of vajrioue balllade-, including Telephone 461. oi ’‘Les Clocbeaj do Corneville” f stands pily for the pair. Other go(Hl films will “ Calling me homp ” (Dorel), “ Longshore” o alone, and, despite the fact that the also be shown, and there is, of course the (a rather lachrymose song! by Sanderson). SUNDAY; AT 3.15. o melodious bells of' -the Normandyi fishing Clavorchester to be heard—a treat in itself. ■‘The Old-fashioned House|’-’ and other en- THfe BAND OF THE l^TH HUSSARS. - o i village first r.ang their merry peal nearly coi-es, vvas quite agreeable!,' and bis voice, , o t forty years ago. the opera still firmly re though .at times a little throaty, is of a The Children’s Corner. .[ robust and. resonant quality such as an o f tains its hold upon the affection of- the o playgoer. It hak [held undisputed’ sway for The juveniles will ibe delighted to hear audiebce likes.I >stm, in onr Ignorance, TH E PA V I LI ON. nearly four decames, and, as a film'dlêra that, ” The Children’s) Corner” will opph there js -only pne [really “ fam ous” Welsli ' e v e n i n g s ., aT'R. . - ' o . .WANT EC> [TO PURCHASE it is the, hope of those identifiedl (with its again at Devohshire Padk on Sajurday baritone whomave[ cari reC^H. and th at wa.s o inception that it will go forth 'and[con|quer next. There,will he all the usual attrac Mr.' Prangcon pavies. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, AT 3. o F O R C A S H in “ fresh Reids iml pastures nerV.” tion's, in addition to some new ones. ..AR JVTO O N SHIN E , particulars can obmlned at the boK o ClaJia Butt bri laturday. W IT H N E W r e a m s .: ‘ (LOOP, pLl'lAN office, Devonshire Park. • J o Charles Winderm 3re at the Park Theatre. 'The great! coin cert to wvhich the East- o s e c o j i d - LAND lioitrne mnsioa public h£i8 been lookiiig TÎE DEVONSHIRE JPARK SEA WATER o “ The Muddler ’ is a comedy of love and forward for s< long- „ is almost dpon us. laughter for young and old, and ChaGes On Saturday evening M!adlame Clara Butt SWIMMING BATHS OPEN DAILY o W indermere is £j, tonic for the blues. ” The, THE NEW PIER MANAGER. and her■ ,er party will [visitvisit thetin W inter Garden 7 A.M. TO 6.30.- o FtSRNITURE. M uddler” will he found at the Beyonshire viliicli is certain t|o be CrlOvvded from end i i’ t [ Park Theatre this week and the (piece is ’to; end. This grpat singsingjer alone would M ixed lik th in g M onday. W ed n esd ay an d S a tu rd a y , 3 to 6,30. most refreshing. J The story bears aêaem- be sufficient to ensjufe such an attendance, Separate Suites of Private Baths. blanee to ” The Ileadma-eter,” anciraiiyone Mr. H. Owen Taylor, the new managet- ))ut with such names as Madame Elsa f o BEST . ElnCE^C- (HVEN.i who aijpreciateel the fun and sentiment Stralia (the world-famed - soprano), Melsa o and secretary of the Pier Company, ha-d Seatsm ay bo hooked at the Box Office (Tel. NINE)-, or Cl if t s , 4; Gildredge Road, • W rite c r C a ll. i t"! A n y D s ta n 'c e in tho .latter will be equally plea'sed with ing been;”:pyominfentiy associated with ths (the vvonderful Polish viblSnist) and Lady o •‘'Iho -Muddler.”. This .perils iyitb an Tree in addition obe wonders how all the X f stage, theanre-goer^ can be assured rif wit|- o (Îderly clergyman who mislays eytoymiug uessing some really excellent productions people are to be abcommodated. he touches. He xnakes a muddle o,f church during the season. A new play, “ A Cupid t h e ^ a V i l i o n - D.. HOLLANDS, and household affairs, but his kindliiiess of [N AID OF THE LOCAL RED CROSS. ' ■ - . 1 •• I i 1 ' i heart and geniality| gain him forî-v ?nc-ss Park Vaucfevilie ; “ Moonshine.” ^ , T h e M is s e s B ooth usans Eel., & 95, Seasieie lid. 61 & 63,' S from all with'the exception of Sir W illiam On Monday evening, which ctmimfenced and their puipils Yernon.Avho seeks him downfall bqcausd ot the third ccfnsecutive weekjof their ebgage .1, win present the fact that tho ^lector’s niece is bent upon mem, at the Park Pavilion, the clever marrying his (Sir William’s) son. The DANSANTE & PAGEANT, . “ Moonshine ’’ company again drew a large ! nder the patronage of Mis s DAViiia [GiLBfiBT, Rector secures a! worthy champion hi the aueiience; find it is rather a significant OJNARD LfN^. person of Ijady Barlinghurst. .who [thwarts circumstance that the audie.aces both in • WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. th e b a r o n e t’s sc h e m e s, an d ,, of coUrBCi. th e tile Floral [Hall and the Pavilion during j .AT 5(15, P.sr. l O Q O O O KEGUjLAa AND PASSE NGERI tale has a brighti and cheery,[I enkling. the summer months are -pf a far more Reserved Sitkils, 5s. and 3s. ;■ Unreserved, 2s. andils. Tax Exti*a. i Charles Windermerk knows well how to demonstrative' c'haraoteir than the more Sea iS may bo bqoked atthe Box Office;, Devonshire Park, arid Bourne House School. FREIGHT SERVICE S. handle such a ch4ral3ter as^t^hat ofj the lov- alile parson,-, ami his fun- jhiid sentimeut- sedate arid bolder ass'embliie<^, of- the w inter aUty was;much enjoyed by M onday'night’s ones. At the concerts dqvvnstairs it is the { PCjiNUON—NEiV YORE. exception^ riot theirnle, for a solo nnmlier i R O Y A L .audience. Ariotlier delightful study] was .to pass without obe or two encores; and LOiSDON—CANADA^NEW YORK. that of the niecd by. Miss Pauline Hugen, the oldest of jokes [and most fainiliar tyilcs DEVONSHIRE PARK who acts with easy grace, -while Lady B.-ir- of burlesque are alwaya received upstairs b r i s t o l - ^ 6 a n a d 'a —N E V r YO KE. linghurst is symbathetically portrayed by HIPPODROME, with the loudest m arks of appreciation and If E A S T B O U R N E . - T H E A T R E . Miss Mabel Beets.. Mri Harry Phydora delight. ..This m ust be especially gratify- • LIVERPOOL—NEW YC)RK. creates much laju^hter with his: picture Managing Director Mr . Sid n e y W. W in t e r Telephone 121 Eastbourne fying to the hard-woi-ked performece. M an ag er E b n i ST B h id g e n . of Stott, the parson’s ha:ndyman. ;antl the 'There w no greatejr stim ulus to the efforts For Rates of Passage, Freights, Da tea of Sailing i’em ainin^ cliairacters are also . cleverly TOrDAYliWednesday) andj'during th e w eek ; Sole [Lessees—M orray K ino & C l a r e . " aiiiJ Partiiculars ak to LoaBristol; 1 a n d 2 [Mil.* |uo doubt bontiniie; to be accorded tliem 'Phe Woria-Famc]us; SIX b r o t h e r s LU CI^ bv-road, Plym outh; 18a, IliRh-str eet, Cardiff, “ The Saving Grace.” (t lirougliontl the week. Oueje moTe Mr.. present their first MuMoal Comedy iBurlesciue, i , And'Every Evening this Week at 7.30. 117 New!-strêt. Birm ingham ; or to local agents. Another new ; comedy, so far he East- 'Fred Curtip provides the funniest, comedy I e n title d The SiVing tare in geperons lations, ,his music-hall bournians are concerned imitations [and liii Somerset yokel’s song ‘I SOME TREASURE. CHAKLES WINDEKMBRE ‘ (irace,” will be performed at the Park ______, and we understanc that evoking the heartiest, laughter as usual. In F ivq See nfes. I - . AKD ■ Theatre next week Mr. Eric Eos>-j.'alBO works indefatigably, Pull 'cast j of London' Sta]:r Artastes: TOMM> M r. M atheson IJang Is to appear irt tqe fol ■and contribjutep much to the hilarity of hie NELEiDON, Fred Emery, Leslie Biilins Darin PRINCIPAL COMPANY ^ • lowing week. &mREHOUslc listener,;. Some qijasi-Amej-icau duets and Qribb, ErnestErliest Lynds, MabelleMi Thfirne. Anfia dialogue with MiasiAlban, afterjthe ifashibn Hornby, B irtie Berirain, V i Young, Madge Rose, IN ■' ' of the iniibitable Mr. Will Ganc, -Were es Teddie Uoi s, £evie Iiinton Billy Briton E rn ie Some Treasure Royal Hippodromii, pecially amUsing. On the orthodox musi 1 ■ Bee. Tom Par! ter, inn. 1 The Six Brothers Luck have a high repu cal side Ml). Jackson Potter and Mr.! John S u p p o rted by a specially [seiectedJ Chorus of THE MUDDLER. Periry sustain their high staridard of ex London Btauties and the I rank EdehTroupe of tation as prodneere of mirth-provoking THE GREATEST OP ALL F.\RCES. aketches, and “ Soipb Treasure.” theic first cellence in songs qipl duets; Miss Rennards K a n a k a M a .'dens. attempt at musical comedy bnrhisque, sings veryj agrebajble ballade, and MLrf PiuoEs A.s'Usu a l, IPHONE n !o.' 3,36.3,1 ranks high in their list, of shcces-ês. Gwen Alliati jilays short, piano sclos Yn a '■ Some Treasure" is one big laufeh from MR. H, OW^N TAy J o R Very refined and [musicianJy way. Miss I -II start to finish, thanks to the excellent -1 '' " Phyllis H-ose, .with her piquant songs at h company who are >rtesix>nsible foi’ the pro^ .in a Caravan,” is to be produebd on -thf the piano i and Miss Winifred Dailey in THE TIVOLI CINEMA duction. .Tile ifurljain rings up| on the Pier on June 17 prior to its production at dances, both perform cliarmiiigly. There ■ I the ..Kingsvvay Theatre. London;) on Jure EASIDE ROAD, R a s t b o u u n e . “ Exterior of tpe Crab and Lobster |nn,’|- are several, cleveri and am using concerted MONDAY. JUNE 3. for Six Nights at 7.30. and Satisfactory and Economical 24: and with sneh notable artists as Brom numbers in whiop the talented company iNealrly opposite tliJ Hippodrome,I where M arsden; ee.ilb for a ‘mero song’ ley Challoner and M arjorie Bella irs at tl the chart of a cOral island -wiiere some uniteMo the bott, effect. There can be no (IqBideut Manager H arry BERR5 Two Matinees ’Wednesday and Saturday, at 3.30. liead of the cast crowded andiences are question whatever[ as to the general pojnt- ri I .Ic-oruiting Offioet, K.N.V, 6, TERMINUS iÛlUDlNGS, treasure is hi^.d.en.r The esene îs next certain. The tea rooms are being taste transferred to the 'deck of the eteaim yacht larity of these varideville entertainm ents; Conti lupus showing S.30 to 10.30 D ally. fully refurbished, and, later in t ie season. anci this popularity seems likely to be : a d s . 1“ S w a llo w .” T n ie is wjell, '» tag eji, a s is Hr. Taylor hopes that the tjieatre will be iEASTBGURNE. also the corpl island, where theihofix;is maintainec^ so long as the iierformances Tqursday, Friday arid Saturday, redecorated. The lianager is also adoptirig co'p.tinue as bright and . pleasant as they “ V.C ” )N K ; 31 found out and the oonepira ore hav e the the most rip-to-da|iie method of ,bookin[g aro riOw. | i THE SAVING GRACE. pleasure of .seeing the hidden triasure possible. [The Eiffe Range bas nbw been Great M ilitary D ra m a . :s. found by A-udrby [M altravers, ’Whe- was cbnverted iinto a pavilion for the pierrofe Billie Burke in " Gloria's Romance.” 44 “ out of the, rurinipg.” Tommy iNelldon, for .their) performances [in inclement “ The Rhapsodies '? Coining, THE GREAT COMEDY THE FIYGH'TIES.” as Audrey Maltriavers. well'in the lime weather. ;It will accommodate-ibout tvyo On Monday, Jiirtb 10, th at favourite ooiflc- Mopday. Tuesday and Wednesday. light as a laugHter-maker. His lex.iiellent h unbred, beople. (The above p'notograph dian Mr, Frank Dunlop will rbtiirn to the l o r y a s fooling tliroug!h,qut acts as a tonic. To ASHES OF FiEVENGE , Prom the Garrick Theatre, London. , l l g e n c e of Mr. 'Taylor was taken before hie dip- Pavilion with a new company calling see Nelldon is'-ienongh to malce tb© prover charge frorii the Army with the honoraity themselveS|“ The Ipiapsodies.” By the London F ilm Co. l a r i o u s CLEVER R.A.F. CONCERt PARTY bial cat laugh.’ Dainty' Aim Hbn by is rank of lieutenant. CHARL lE O5PAPHN in ‘ The Adventurer,” de’ightfnl in thfe part of D dH s (n i ic'o o f t h e Summer A|*rangen|ients at the Park. Sjeats; 3d., 4d.. 6d . 9d^ ând Is. Mr. 'fodj. Her songs, which J'.inclnde I Tax Id. Id. 2d [ 3d. , 3d. ii m a “ Swing Me Higner, Joe ” and ‘‘AVlhea You Now that the weather ii sq delightfully iler to i’roducetl by and under, direction of Come Home., Dear,” are ■well jreceived. ^.v'iiicy EWdrt, “ The ; Flyghties,” a | new^ fine it is a [source bf mvivereal gratification w ill Fred Emory as Ben Barton. Captain of the ANI^LING NOTES. that-the Devonshire Park'Orchesta should MQNDAY, JU N R 10 fq r Six Nights! at.7i3([). a n d . (ostuine.cpniiert party bf the E.A.F. (Fast- vac'ht, makes a typfeal old: sea-ciog. and give its aftei-noon concerts in the Music Jiimrne). gave their firs’; iperformance at the Dan (7ribb ii gbnd as Mr. Tbd (ni’OTrietoi’ Pavilion This arr.ingement will olitain ELYS] ') Two MatineBs!Wednesday and Saturday, at 2.30. effici rs' mess: at South pnr'Wednesday. of the Crab and Lobster Ibri). Ernie Bee Whenever iiqssilile, 'Ilie entei’taiqme.rit was: ijn every way ajClom- plays the part admi?-ably ojf Williei Waltby. (B y B .D .) Personal Appearance of the Celebrated, Actor plete success. The credit restslm ainly upon an(l others vvbo anpear bonepienbusly in No. 23S & 240, SEA 3ID 1 EASTBOURNE. i !h- stioulders of Sydney Ewart, .a talented the cast are hello Thorn'e as Mrs. Todd, The Military! Band. (Opposite Christ Church). MATHESON LANG artist, wlio ha^j worked [untiringly for a and Tom Parker, jnnr., as the fliiet mate I have had three years’ experience The eiimmcr arrangements of the East In the New Romantic Costume Comedyen titled lung time [past in trailing the company. T u re will bo performario.es, tvvicei n: ghtlv, angling froin th© Pier. Having had maijy bourne Military Band have been hailed M anageress ...... Mtj3. E, H. Rockett, The concerted as wqll as the individual at 6.45 and 8;45i : Intending patfors will successful .days of [fishing from Herne Bay with acclaujation. arid the parades now itchiH were wjell performed, and thoroughly X’ier.som e few yeaps back I came to Ea4t- l:.(r/rD.):, bo ridvisod toj hook their seats ieajrly to wear almost as gay an aspect in the even THE 1918 ffllNiEikA. . deserved the applauso! which greeted such avoid dieappoirit|ment bou:rne iri high sbirits at the prospect bf ings as they do [in the mornings. Mr. THE PURPLE JASK. H, cfTortff.;, Sijiace will 'riot perm it us to com hav:ing thel same [good luck off this pier, Giacomo’s progran.ines are always excel 'Thursdajy. Friday and Saturday. May 30.31 & Adaptation from, the .Great; Parisian Success, ment upon each iternl , bnt we hope when lin t alas, miy expeiticnce, likje m ajiy otheijs lent, and no more lenjoyalile entertainm ent ,J une I'i I „ ' ' I "Le Chevalierau Masaufi.” I •' The Fl-yd'lities ” givejthelr first public iiej’- h a s been ’4ery dieappointipg.. But I still I G o a s t. could be iijiaginedi in conjunction with the tSk'Piiiofi 'TO THk L ondon P k o d u c tiOn , bminance |to do them full justice. Milifary Drama at the Tivol liv e iri hojies. I [have- spent many fotjr- fr e s h a i r a p d d e lig h tf u l view from the THE REi3CUE. '['h’o costumes were,' of black and cjerlse penCes, eobietimea rei'urnlng home .wj'fh jA film entitled " V.C.” is the i^liibf pic p a r a d e s . Featuring Dorophy Phillips, Stripes arid, skull Cape) Upon which werie ture, on the programme to be prefer ted to one; solitary dab. I [ [ (;nibl!tzoned ■ the alhatrbss—a ■very effective patrons of\the Tjyoli Cinema for three days, Hussars’ Band at the Park. 'Iheir Ujis and Downs. :| . SilentTonene, dress indeed. The programme was ag fol commencing to-lborrow (Thqrsday)]. (poloriei It is unfeirtunatb from the angler’s ‘point VfengeanCe ot Salora. An Italian Paradise. lows-;— - i; , I Oldwood '(played by Charles Rock) is a m ili of view tUat from March to October no A popular featiuie of the weekly arrange- WarTopUcal. PIER THEATRE. P art I.-p-Qpcningv^ fi‘'Faaka [Hula” min tary hero wilo has been awarded ti e V.C. fishing is [allowed on the upper decks of the merits at Devonshire Park is tlie Sunday M on. , Tues„ and Wedl June 3,4 find 5, strel parade, the, Flyghties; itrid, “ Dixie for some brave deed in the South A fric a rt Pier, pariicularly in. these times of scar afternoon [concert given in the grounds by Secretary and Manager. ... H.-O w en T a y l o r , land,” E'l W. IjJhariesl. C. Folley, F. M. war. When the story opens Mrs. SOldwoo'd city. 'There is no doubt that better ije- the 13th HhssarS Band, under the direction THE RAINBO^ GIRL. Lomas; monologue. “ The Covi’ard,” H. ,W. of . Bandma,3ter A, E. Hopkins. lYell- TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) at 2.30 and 7.30. ■ shools, Ac;, is arixioua that her hero husbqnd shall 6 nits would be got |rom in-shore fishing, Featuring'Juliotte Day. 'v> W atts; song arid chbrus, ‘] A Bachelor have his portrait”painted, and slie irieists as it is d.iiring the lipt weatlier that bass, choseri prbgrammeh are presented, and (the T H U R SD A Y an d FR ID A Y , a t 7 30, lephobe 95. Gay and “ Different ILanghs,” 0. Folley that he must wear his Victoria CFoiis. Al whiting, etc.. Come in to feed. I must re Park is a[ favourite rendezvous on ti|ese Rais of ,he Lumberlaud^;(5). Sonie Kid. S.4.TURDAY a t 2.30 a n d 7 30. . and the Flyghtiea; humbrous dong, ‘f Ob the though he ibonbentB.- he feels far from late some of my experieiioes bf the interest occasions. I , thfi’.B I’ictorial, ; W ar Topical Messrs. STAFi'OBDi& WOODWARD present. .staff,’! Sydney Ewart ;Jiuartette, “ Idea of of ([he visitors in the* anglers. f [ Pal a perfect day,” , Hi D, Bloiimfield. p. B. hapjiy in doibg 4o. Meantime, owing to the failure of a coropany [in which hep'e inter ibhoral and Orchestral Societies. Oofile aril: hear the-Clayorchester, played by W ITHIN THE LAW. lio b b in s. A . F. Ohil, Sydney I E w a r t ; con- M r. 'T. B . H U T H E H FO R D . ested, Colonel OlUwood borrows-money from Oil one occasion,!|.'whilst baiting] riiy A special public “ In Memoriam ” per By arrangement with Mr. P, Michael Faraday I’crted; “ At every tick! of the clock,” the his neighbour.i Bjlson, a contractor From'the Haymarket 'Theatre, London. I’ l.vghtie.s t song, “ For i you alone,” E. W. hOoks. -a gentleman iyitli a monocle in one formance ' ill honour anct ever grateful Diplomô of Paris and Milan Conservatoires. . O K S , whose______daughter______... _____ Alice __is T______very'1 ,.ffiendl ly eye askect “ What fish is that) He fur memory of our Imroic fallep is arranged to Seats 3s. to 6d. (Excluding Tax). ” Gfiarles;; ensem ble,‘“[Simple liielody,” H. D.. w ith Charles,, thje young son of Golonel Old- D aily at 2.30 till 4.30. 6 till 10 Non Stop. Seats at.3s., 2s., and Is. 6d. may be reserved in hloomftbld,. Sydney Ewart and the Flygh- ther inquired “ W hat fish do you catch be given in the TOwu Hall’ on 'Wednesday, vvo()d.‘ Y e a rs afIte r w a r vV|ith G e r m a n y is liere? ” Being some’What bored with ques June 19, at 5.30,: by the above- society, advance at the Pier Gates, or by telephone'574. • Gcs. _ - t’d" ' ■ ' i' - ■ - declared, and the old Coloriel is ([lead, the tions. my reply wasi. “ Lions, tigers, etc.” [finder the CQnductprship of Mr. Francis J., I’art Ilj—-Opening, “ W inter; nights,” the son Charles learns that the 'V'ictorir--Cross ’■'l.vtrhtics;- duologue, .“ .The munition He walked away ikithout putting any Foote, A.R.A'M. The eventful occasion awarded to his father was a mistible. and fu rth er ; questionif.-. Sometime^ Jan ■ in1(e|r- intended as an expression of homage and . SUNDAY, JU N E 2. r a l .i t Y. workers,”:'Sydney Ew art and H. W. 'W atts; thbt Col. 01dwo(jd-got ei-edit for tihe ibrave OLD TOWN CINEMA, ouartettci " ‘Operas in| rag-time,” E. We ested lady-accompanied by several yourig ill deepest gratitude and undying memory Afternoon at 5. ” Evening at 6.30, act of. a comracle. Determined tb [uphold children asks, “ Would you mind showing HIGH STBl'lET. ' ( liarles.^te. Folley. A F, C hil.F. M, Lom as; of our briive fellow's. Diore particularly of '- '■ : THE ' . ^ ' I ■ ■ “ the honour for, His mother’s 'sakb, he em- the' little ones the. fish you have caaght? ” our own [town: arid neighbourhood, who Manager...... ; Mr. Ve b c y V. L u n c h . 'ftoiie-. ! ' T o m m y .L a d ,” C. E . R o b b in s :i tr io , lists and finally'Iwlns the "V.C.j although he I in G o o d ' liuniours.” C. Folley, F. M. Lomas. H. W. The “ fish ” is generally a dab, the size Of haveigiveii their aU for. us and have pqa§ed BLUE BOY BAND. loses his life. This excellent film 'vill he a'postage stamp, but it causes them greqt into the .‘s‘Great Be.vond.” It is believed Wattsv song. “ All dressed up, and no iRacc a |ic T h rsd ay , F rid a y , a n d S a tu rd a y , M ay 30 & 31. >d J Co;” Sydney Ewiart; duologue, “[ He supplemented ‘jThe, Plot thatrl ailed, delight, arid [they forthwith^ buy rod apd also that the powerful message of Brahms a n d J u n e 1. E v e n in g a t 8. Charlie Chaplin; ib “ The Cure,” |] and an lin e . ■ '. !' ! . ■ ■ wonderful! oratorio of “ Blessed Cqmfqrt, ( nd Wilkie.” H. D, Bloomfield, apdiduet, EjASTERN VENGEANCE. SPEGIAfi CONCERT BY ; ■ l>oolt‘y*s farm /’** with Sydney E>vart; other ingtalmobt of “ Gloria’s Romance ‘.‘Glowing: Hone.” “ ‘Ultimate Tnuinph. THE flabial. Fijp'M onday, Tuesday andj' Vfednes Orie ,hears the usual, fishing stories of the ■may prove a very real solace and up exciting and Original Drama of tbe East. FnalD,_ “ England 'every time for me|/' E. a Action and magnifleerit-in its Photo- KNUTS KAMP KONCERT KOMPANY ,W. Charles and the Flyghties. i '! day of. next vVeek “ Ashes of Revebgo will liig catches made from the Pier, but subh lift ” to those who have suffered irrepar feature ab the j principal film, abd other luck has not come my way. Tliero is one able loss in these, testing days.. The large grapfjyi. (By kind perm'isaiori of Col. J. S'. Bostock. ! R.A.M.C )' _films Irus will___ be - “ The _ - Adventurer,'”...... ,,, featuring Cana- question of great imjiortancct to the choir of the Choral Society will be alil.v C h arlie Chaplin, and “ With the anglers, and I am appealing to a tradM- supported) by. a first-class professional Tuesday and Wednesday. June 3, 4 : S eats, 2b. to 6d. (Excluding tax).; d ia n s o n t le W estern Front.” man in a prominent position to assist bn orchestra from London, numbering over 40 a n d 5; Seats, 2s , Is. 6d„ and Is., may bo reserved in :Y.P,U. SALE OF WORK. | the m atter both from a patriotic as \^11 players .including memherB of Sir Henry Vitagraph Broadway Feature. advance at the Pier Gates, or by Tel. 574, 'b intbrestjng accotint i of missionary as !a financial point of view. At presemt Wood’s. ,Sir Thomas Beteohams and the HE HARBOUR OlF HAPPINESS, ii.t Toro, Bast Africa. vivaB givem at a Eastern Vengejanoo ” : Old Town |p nema- there is nq regular supply of bait, to [be Tloyal AesUiemy of Music orchestras. Miej Feaitmring.LBa Baird. P l i E D G E S . ilbl!' of wbrk in-conbection with .the Young 'obtained if or the coming eea«dn. W[ill any Ada Forint and Mr. Dan .Richards will D aily a t 15.45 to 110. M atlrieeB : M onday, W ed MONDAY. JU N E 3. [Union, held in Holi? Titinity Follovidng the usual policy of “ tie best one assist by arranging a regular supply be the solblsts. ' nesday. Thursday and Saturday. 2.30. ■ : ; and noth'ng bi.it the best,” the nianage- There will be no dlfflculty in securing iu ^ y , Six Nights at 7 30. Matinees Monday, Wed- I 'l inli Room on Thursday; cvebingi 'l-The P o p u la r P ric e s. l|3. 9d., 6q.. 4d ; B alcony. I s . . 9d-. , n e sd a y a n d S a tu rd a y a t 2.30. -■''’I ':i o'.' i nu'iits w ere ! in th e , hands of ; Miss ment of tjie Olqi Town Cinema arjs provid- regular patrons, including, our natioijal Tax E itra.’ ,' in g finer p ro g ra iimmes foir their 1 patrons.’ service memberb. ; ' i F ru it P owder, an excellent, preparation The International Exclusives. Ltd., present the ■j'.S'II.’-11'ton. and th e ■(•ell-stocked stallsj w ere Film Version of Planquette’s Famous Coiuio jo.ikcd dfter by Mrs. jCharteris [Miss iThe Spider’s 'Frey,^'.,a thrilling Nordisk V ^ for cakee and^burie, 3d. per ouhccf, eumoient dram a, vyjHv:H be bo shovvn;-to-day (Wediiesday) for 1 lb. flour. Milk Powder, | qiptable for O eera, L’ow.cd, and Miss i Rattcjay, • assistedi by last tlAle. The chief feature for I have to recbrcl a further good catch [of “ EASITBOURNE P I CTO R I A L, iiii nflHTs !of th e U niojn. Tlije p ro c e e d g bfl th e f o r th e bass off Beachy Head last I week, and also LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE. tlie second bf the week will be Las- [Many lews. Produced by the British Film .4otor8‘ Co , Ltd. amount,lug.....- , - - - to ,-bou'_„labou'li _£15, ard to be an' exciting' and (iriginal a 52-pound tope at Herne Bay by Mr, .'"'■i'lt'ii )Vetween. ,a b e d I n tihe Toro Hoijpital tern Venbeabbe Edwards, an angler known by evei-y ardent nearly two g^lone.—MUier'a, Music from the Opera sufoially arranged by d r a m a of the East. The story shiob-s how Peveneeyrhoad. Eaetbonrne.—(Advt.) PRIPE SI] PENCE. LTOXEE MONOKTON; ;[["),'lie fmilding fuhd fop aa. new hospital j f (k - fisherman.. 'll I;.IZII , in Palestine. n ii.ativp servant .steals an EgypLi

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EASTBOTJRKE GAZETTE, 29, 1918

BIRTHS, Marriages & de|iths P 0 BLIC NOTICES. PUBLI C N O T I C E S . PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES. ALLIES’ EXHIBITION EASTBOURNE EDUCATION COMMITTEE BIRTH&. Established ::S32. Telephone 7i. K6NT.—On illay 17, at BiehopebournV Eaat- WE HAVE BEEN BUSINESS J . C. T O W NER & BROMLEY, L SCHOOL. WORK OF DISABLED MEN. boiirne, to . Harry, and Louied S{eBt,' a M I& GOl HAMPDEN PARK COUNCI BUILDING MARRIAGES. A I CTIONEERS. OF LONDON, ‘ I ..i CARETAKER (Male .preferred) required for for many years; bjiilding on a solid MtGTON—CHATFIELD.—On-M ay 22, OUSE AND ESTATe I AGENTS. J this School. W ag^ 12s Od. per'week. plus CONTRIBUTIONS FROM .id Town Parish Church,. Eastbdurne, foundation of valUej courtesy and s u BVEYORS AND VALUERS. CWar Bonus (£6 per annutdl.'paid monthly. List A the'Vicar (the Eev.. W. Streatfeild. HAVE ALL HOUSES , of duties can be obtained from the Acting Head good-will. We try ' (and usually suc EASTBOURNE. M.A.J1, Gunner J. Penningjton, M.M., Con- 'THEf'AUCTION MART, 57, TERMINUS Mistress at thS chool, tojwhoiii applications in ceed) to ! win a customer’s good word— 'valbecent Camp, only eon Of Mr. and Mrs. writing, accompanied by ti^ tqBtimonialE r o a d ; EASTBOURNE. recommendation is-the force that makes Pennington; Greenlield-road, t& Eva Chat- T O L E T or F O R s a l t should be sent as early as possible. It is a thousand pities tliu; ■ ,field, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Bl Chat- H. W. FOVARGjUE . a business grow. That’s why we hope medical man who is (teing miliiui v field, Whitley-road. ' i ON VIEW TQ-DAY. SALE TO-MORROW, j — IN Town Clerjk and Secretarj ■you will come for your new Umbrella and every hospital commandant in ■ ' d e a t iîs. ^ / I ! i TH i!i AUCTION MART. Education Offlep. bourne could not attend the gre u Town Hall, Eastbourne. to Giri Accused FRASER.-^JCliled in aolîoii A pril IjS, Ser- 57. t E r M IN U ^ HOAD. EASTliOURNE. " Allied Exhibition on the Al'Ver-care ,t goamt Johnl Fraser, devoted husband of EASTBOURNE & DISTRICT abled M en. which was, lieUl last •,;, u J. C. To W n EIR & BROMLEY ' JCatajina Maria Fraser, 8. St. Mary’e- I n H o n o u r lAND E v e b G r a t e f u l Mem o r y KENDALLS, Umbrella E x p e i ^ the C entral Hall, W estm inster, Wliai . there be of more enthralling interest •} 'J; rodd, Eastbourne.—Met his death facing Will Sell by Punlic Auction; at the Auction O u r H e r o ic P a i-i | e n . -tho enemy, doing his duty. “ In prime of M art, on THU KSDAY, 30t h May, 1918, T e r m i n u s R o.ao, EASTBOURNE. the great .question of how to re-e-n i, 1 years he was cut down ; no longer could in profitable industries the men ulu, h'e-Btay.” I I ! • -1 TIURNITURE & EFFECTS, Including bed^ A SPECIAL PUBLIC "IN MEMOBIAM their sight or their limits in th(> servi .. AGREE] LOCAL OFFICE : J steads:'and bedding, chests of drawers; their country? It is a vital qnei.ti,,, ;. UAWRENCE-Âccideatally killed atJSalon- P E R F 9 RM ANOB AT t h e t d w n h a l l ica, oh May 6, 1918, Corporal Jack i i.ia.i'ed .1 iif'iK HALL,-—Killed in • action, ' on May 1 15, other open bookcases, small cottage pianoforte, Brahms’ Wonderful 0iratorio. what had been accomplished by met] ;■:'>■ Liiifokieii lo.Ilie .jurt.jcck Frcjdefick , iVincent, lieutenant, |ll.A.P. TKnpPHON;s 87 T e l e g h a m s WP IDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1918. out hand's, some with only slumps (.t .u'd ■ bas^ viol and othir musical instruments, car smatf twwii in 1 n v-iii.Tiy.r, (formerly flight eub-lieutenant, R,.ljr.A,8d. pets, cut glass, china, tennis and Badminton “Blessed'Comfort.” “Glowing Hope” “Ultimate others totally blind. There was on e.\l;u; brimful, o) p iu li.in 1 i::',,;;ciil ■ ageid .20 years, only child of Mr. and nets, lawn mowerii, also 1,800 volumes of books, Triumph ” (Brabma’ Roquiem) tion a letter written by a- man '.vith ;■ Mrs. F. 'w. Hall, ■ of Elmoroft, Mjus'Well including the lUirary of the late Mf. J. II. pencil Ijetween his teeth, and furniture Ada Nixon, ageu, ,j. I j ;-.l. Hill-road,^ N.IO. . - 1 1 Full Choir and London Ptofosnional Orchestr quisite turniture, m ade by' Idind ploj'ed ;i-i a clei'k i.’i MESSpS. klLUICk >51 DAVIES, Campion Coles. 4 of 160(Pertorineiis. ^ penters. , - ' > Wa r n e r .—On May is, Private Sydhey Sale to commence at TWO o’clock. CHANCE FOR EASTBOURNE. •laither s iiddresn .s ji. -r'.. y- Walrner. — Royal Sussex RegimentJ killed A UCTIONEERS, ESTATE" AGENTS. SUR- C oD 'luotor F banI is 1. F o o t e . Summerdown's Exhibits. in jaction, the dearly-loved and devoted VETOES and VALUERS. I’ark. F.iist- lliii'i, ,.rg husband^ of Winifred Warner I (nee ^ pN MiONDAY NEXT, Work done by our own wounded ini-u (.a -\luy 3 al '1 Ci" nluini;rn -cv Furniture Sales Conducted. Sales of Pro- IN MEMfpRIANf. Summerdowri Camp was included in tin- . Crouch), and only beloved son of Mr. and By Order of Exect to'rs. T h e King and Qneen will celebrate hibition. The curative idea seemed to wilfully null (il her 11; ■ I ■. Mrp. P. .Warner. 55, Green-street; East I perty and Shares at E/>STBOUBNE. THE FRANClSi|)GO,TR CHOIR their silver ivedding on Saturday,, tract considerable attention, thougli ;) . iliT kill uiul ncnrcici'” lUel bourne. I . ! THE PROPERTY AUCTION. MART, primary object of the exhibition w a-'■ ■ flo.ikey, ag'.unk'r ll;e in 4^)P.7^0v|fNER & BRO,MLEY, Have arranged T y^ ) Performances of j IN m e m o r ia m . ! TERMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE. July 6, and the Lord M ayor of London after-care of discharged and di-..d. — Mr.' i'e.l^ce,. l.'.ii'i'i BROWN.—În i loving memory of Edward V aluations for probate 'and other Purposes. ■ IN CONJUNCTION WIT: BRAHMS’ \#)NIDERrUL has opened a City fund for the purpose soldiers. A photograph and spccimi'ii|i iiail bl -Ibe I'frhlic !* • i ’ fc E rnest Bro.wn, of 40, Cambridge-road, MESSRS, BAKER & BAKER, their ' boot-repairing class for discli.-f •. . .'ileGane\-, irit of these heroes who have givivii: al iipd ih lll 11 l:-n . .V 1 111 ■ '.('c.c ------—In eVer-loving memory of Auntie vestment of tbe highest class. Also tbe Conductor ... F r a n c is J . F o o t e , a .r . a.m . the failure of Business M en’s Week. most all th a t makes life worth Uvttitgifor beipre the flicl." 'i'iie .iair.v Li Nos. 12,13 14 and 15. CORNFIELD ROAD. FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES the cause of freedom and jusUi e.. aijdton. Kate, who died a t Eaetbournel, Mjay 31, EASTBOURNE. Doors, open at 2.30 (Afternoon): 7 o’clock ilpc'ision Ai;| -dn-- .\i\.iu: ,n 1| 1 known as ' » (Evening). Vebicles,4.30and 9 j’clock. Ruitab, The subject has claimed oiir attention was m ade to see the insistence of tlje nr.: brolber. ,| l .s obtsiinedof the Solicitors, Messrs. Elvey Kobb'& y BV'Order of the Trustees. :Eastbourne so that the townspeople toured to all the great Industrial towiVk HOPkINSON.—In loving,memory of Leslie, Barry,49,Moiint Pleasant road,Tunbridge Wells THE -GH'EjQUKRS Efigl.aiid ■ ami Wales, and one hears upon ihe death 01 lu-r ia- ' : •, the beloved'son of J. and C. Hupkinson, or of the" Auctioneers, the- Property Auction I lljASTBOURNE. "Could have the chance of contribut rum otir th a t it m ay come- to Brightoii. .1: to Loudoit to act an ic.ci-c of SlfChannel View-road, who lost his Ufe (Blue Boys from Summerdown!) will give ent^r f a th e r . 1 Mart. Termihus-road. Eastbourne. J. C. TOWNER & BROMLEY I tainments at 3ug bohrne, whoi was killed in action or died Afternoon! the very attractive of the Auctioneers, ERstbbu'rno. TEA RATIONING. the King and Queen, however, offers a Sergeant Ho.v.iil, a l.ricLi'l o d e r n ! . d e t a c h e d r e s id e n c e s . of |Wounds or booiv i^fter April 26, 1918. golden opportunity, and we sincerely TO HELP THE WOUNDED. family. They iidd turn 'iltlij Aged IBi yenre. | ! k now n as S a L e T H I S DAY. which they we.re in, ..del Ijd MHAMPDEN HOUSE.” a n d "AVALON,” ROSE 1 trust that action ivill at once be taken sta n d -- l liat. T iic,\ in: >. iifiei "'Gone from us but not forgotten. B ER Y Av e n u e , h a m p d e n p a r k . By Ordier of the Executor. NOTICE TO RETAI LERS. Never shfall th y memory fa d e : Most convetiently planned un two floors only, to associate the name of Eastbourne The first committee meeting of this newly- suicide. Hoxall ,uavc ;!ji.jii Sweetestlthonghts shall ever linger 29, JEVINGTONj GARDENS EAS'TBOURNE. formed . Sussex,15 V..\..l). Hath Chair ^Bri eellent advice, and tried-' ■ ]■ and containing four bedrooms, bathroom, two with the celebration. Rouiid the spot where thou, art laid. reception rooms and excellent domestic offices. The Superior and Well-Made gade w fa held at St. George's Hous". to desist Iroin !li;it ( ((jirso,-f IUS.-rIn loving memory of James 7, Hiirtfiold-road. on Saturday. Lieut.-Col. them ■ v\ ith innd-. khti r'iii YEN I , Pretty gardens. o u s e h o l d jFUBNiTUBfc a n d e f f e c t s TheiForms of-Application and Leaflets for London has apparently not yet de VcHus. the beloved husband of Maria Each property is let. on a yearly tenancy at a comprising [ brass and iron French and C. W. Owen being in tbe chair. There were failed to tollow his ..oa'G'-e; Venus, who died May 30. 1917. rental of £5i) per Annum; and is held on lease H tbe GUIDANCE of RETAILERS of |TEA ctin cided as to what particular form the also present.Mr. I.oftus St. 'George.'Mr. F menUi could nut be traci-'d- other bedsteads.; spring hair, and wool mat B. Jaekson, Mr. 1>. Mills, Mr, E. O’; Gi})b-i, so, but on A;iril k7 tln-y al ; Deeply mourned. from the Hojttoq, Estate with an unexpired term tresses. feather jbeds, bolsters: and pillows, be obtained at the,!FOOD OFl'ICE,’ 69, Q rov City’s gift should take, but, as far as London Hotel, 'reigiiuiuii'hj VENUS.—In loving remembrance of my of 80 years At ground rentals of £6 15s, and £6 ' blanfiets, apd quilts. and Mr. II. Davenport. It was agreed that dear father. James; .Venus, who died 7s, 6d. per annum respectively. ROAD. Eastbourne lîs-'concerned, there wouk -Mr. H. Davenport, of 21 Hartfield-square. lived Its man ami v, iie.' 'i'ht 4f. MAHOGANY WARDROBE, should be appointed org.aniser of bri rooni they;, were oecupyimg. ! ■ Mdy 30. 1917.—Tot. Particulars and conditions of Sale-of Leslie O. appear to be noireaspn for hesitation; t h e Wintle, EstJ.. Solicitor, {Termiuus-road, East mahogany cbestsiof drawers, duChesse dressifig These should be filled'in anc] returhed-to th i gade.. At least a dozen more men who lire had m ad e‘a search of tV.c he{)| " dome RayJ some tim e, oiir eyes si all see tables,washstand and toilet glasses, :3ft. birch able and have the leisure are urgently re-' by the cof^tter-aind -rHsiiovcrerj The faces kept in memory,” bourne; anti of the Auctioneers;.the Property " and painted wardrobe^,, ' ■> Why should not Easfihourne present to on-the dressing table ;,s'i,tne I V E N U S.—In. I lovin g memory bf _iny dear Auction Mai p,.Terminus-road, Eastbpurne. Office by the 87th MAY. ' quired to give their "nclp in' this work, jand his EXCELLENT AXMINhTli.R. BRUSSELS. AND Their Majesties a girt of W ar Bonds they are'asked to send their najnes and ad ing one apparejitly iioaiainin| daid, who died May 30. 1917.—Fr6m TAPESTRY CARPETS, ' dresses to Air. H,- Davenport. to what should Sjc dpn.e - lo'ûng son, .Jack, Salonika. ERRY’S AUCTION ROOMS AND SALE 6ft. 6in, Im Vh OGANY SIDEBOARD. subscribed by the townspeople? In the Owing to private cars Hot being avail A Lonely Traill , " Too far away, thy grave to seje ! y a r d . . ■ Extending Dining Table. unequalletl prespht day circumstances able ahd to the. shortage 'of horses, the But not too far to think of thê. i T ■ 4ft. MAHpOANY BOOKCASE. NOTICE. 19. OORNFIELD-ROAD, ' EASTBOURNE. we feel sure-that .the King and Queen mc.1 ' 1 8 of giving the wounded men in the One. -(vritten to i;lie nrcpi w a l l e r .-I n loving memory of my d ^r 'Phone 844. 4ft. walnut ebina: cabinet, rosewood whatnots, Eastbourne hospitals who arc unable to wife, in Nixon's liiiiidwri: ii-ig| : hulsband, James Waller (Jiin), who died Chesterfield in gireen damask, easy chairs] oak \ ------walk a ehapee to get out into the fresh air of wounds in France, May 2s. 1917, late TFRRYS-*Auctione .Moudhye- i would apprecialte suqh a gift more than follow ing t " Somi’lh iii'g w i !i I TBRRYS—Furniture , Received Daily! hat stand, gilt oVermantels, dinner waggons, Visitors! are allowed to see will largely depend .this summer on the men I 1 have no desire to U:ve "Ttl , of ■ .5, Melbourne-road, Eaetbourne linoleums.. stair'Curpets, stair rods curtains, any other. It would be a loyal and who can push a bath chair for them. Little .She tohi them wln-re tliyv *c[ i There is a link death cannot sever, 'I'ERRYS—Furniture "Bought. No Expenses. linen; plated gbods. china, glass, mangle HERSTMONCEjUX C“A S T U E enough it is to ask after all, the men have Jiiving remepibrance lasts for everi TEr RYS—Taoderns and Antiques Valued patriotic action in, a double sense. Not : money to bury iheui.; as.-: h | TERRYS—Âuction Rooms alw ays on View. kitchen and miscellaneous effects, which Mr. done. It is therefore felt that a thoron.gh but of funds,' :ind aihiU'S-t;. j WOODS.—In-loving memory of, my ldeai;îy CHARTRES On WEDNESDAYS and THU BSD a y 's ONI]") only would the people of Eastbourne bp response will be made to this appeal. buried logeth»r. It li;i- all , I beloved husband, Charles Wesley Woods TERRYS—Valuations .for rEstate Duty. f Loyal North Lancs Regiment, who was 3;^®RYS—Auctiorie at Private Reeid,ences. Will Sell by Auction on the Premises TO-DAY,. Between the hours of 2 and 6 jonly. showing their affection for the Royal great wisS.” Twn h-tters wef TERBYS—Êstate and House Agency^ f , by the dei|eased man. : ('m killed in action near Messines, in I ranee, May 29th, 1918, ^t 2 p.m. 'p r e c i s e ly I V, rulers, but they would also be assisting Boxall, a friend. 01 i tiie oh May 29. 1917, : , . , TERRYS—Exclusive List^ of^ Furnlshled May be Viewed Day Previous and Morniiig of NOT A PERSONAL " MENTION.” ■ WOODS.—In------■loving • ----- memory------of ^ my iearly- and Unfurnished Residences, Sale. . - . ” ■ i , t ■ TYPEWRITER REPAIRS. in the successful prosecution of the war Hookey said j is kiilled TERRYS lûranoes ini the Norwich Private's. W., Hammond, writing' from a loved son, Charles Wesley Woods Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction —an ambition which is very dear to the hospital at Bristol and referring to an in ■' Dear Billy,—Adii, 'titis^ I U inlFrahce, May 29. 1917. Union effected] biny. eer’s Offices, 59, South street. Eastbourne, and ami has tried to .t‘x;'Uiid TERBYS—: 'flits Collected. Properties teresting, letter' from himself which ap i acknowledgment . 6, South Side. Clapham; S.W, LL Makes of Tyipewriters repairep, hearts of all. There is ample time to peared' in the “ Gazette on Atay 8, wishes things, have turned put foi _ , Managed. A periodically inepebted and maintaima)i: d when .,' it comes, to-. fhe| R.—Mr. and Mrs. Packer v^h to TERRYS: ^^.gents fca* a ll Eastbourne xs7/%TlTint» /\T»Ho-r! Vtxr Artrft.ra.p.T. •. carry out the scheme and to obtain per to 'm a k e .it clear that! the ■'49th Divi.sion moment it is not asieasy PACK oases. SUSSEX, hear liastbbuTne.—:Sale of part of in good working order! by don,trac;■nt .. . was specially mentioned and not myself. ’ th a all kind friends for letters being freehold for terms. Thorough ove ■hauls' a epecj- mission from the Lord M aj'or of Lonjdon led to imagine. (■■■^l>cefal!.y I pa-thly received in th eir sad bereavem ent; R. BARRATT t e r r y , F.A.I. alty. Any machine rebuilt ahd ade ee> going ttlone. .Thcrd i.s ' .'c T aleolfor the many beautiful flowers eent. farms, fmall jholdings,' cottages, acooin- for Eastbourne to be represented a t the one sense, one ttoul.l; '.r.ithij this (30 jYears’ Local Expedience). modatioh lands, and chalk pit, in a beau viceable at moderate' rates Estimate e Friends are requested to jaocei t tiful part of ,'a fa'vourite district. With given silver ivedding celebration at the Guild A SOLDIER’S "fHANKS; quite alone.: In Gu st;- . acknowledgment. i. great sporting and 'eOcial advantages. W. PE'TJIRS. 32. PORTL.\ND SijREET, BRlGHTOljl. S. A. Hpllebone wri'te.k from Frajhce, to ever, that dealii ,'irj -not' VlNiE.kMrs. Vine and family Wfsh^_ th an k h a l l . ' ' j acknowlecfge the receip!t of a drum skin for 130.1 a drawing tog.-; hi r. k in d lfrien d s one and a ll forth e eyim THURGOOb'& MARTIN pt )"Wi Jl riT"ir»n lni'1 in the others jwhom o:d' a” :jij athy "shown-oViAxcT, tot,r> themth e m .-in, in — thei: th eir sad PR EA ÊR S for THE W EEK ' Even failing sanction from the M etro which he appealed in the ”. ttazetto ii( only have I umier.-'t I •oh a v e been injBtructed to Sell by AuotiioA, SAFFRONS ROOMS (Next Town.Hall I. CQul'ludes his letter : 1 ” Will you kindly' biereavemefit. also for floral tnbyit(» sent, H at 'the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, politan authoritj*. for Eastbourne to he thank Miss Godwin for all her kindiless't"- ■nnght hav]>.)>et n vc|~y •■. E.G.. ■on 25th J^N E, 1918; a t -2 0 ''clock irre- identified with this celebration-'—and waids me. and" also Miss Thornton The it is to-daV \A.i- ti-h. ■: J(I)UHNE BAPTIST CHURCH, cisely, in 12 lots, have been ; very good to me. It ‘ bu cks ' ; ation.-Init, in if,a;iry-,i C14YLON jPLACK WANNOCK FA BM, w ith excellent hOuee I , DANCING. this is rather unlikely—the,.gift, cou ‘ Tommy ’ up to know lie has got fTi(>nds in and. if in t.lu- tiiiuij-v;. FUNERAL FURN1$HE RS. ■ recognithtn we slialj he (Second tru in g right. Cavendish-place from and buildingij [and arable pasture anff SELECT DANCIMi A ^ S E M B L IE S be presented to Their Dllajesties by the dear old ‘ llliBlighty ■ •’ to cheer, ■ comfolrt and P ie r;. doWn land, ab o p t 370 p,cres, in 2 lots. supply all his' needs.” In :i letter riddn s-, | ■ hi] THE ASH, Jevington;—Farm, with house Will be held in the above Ha,lf“every Mondav. Mayor as the leading townsman. Tljie ton Hookey sani SUNDAY, JUNE 2. 1918. and buildings. And laboiit 26 acres. W ed n esd ay . jsin(f F rid a y ! fro 7.15 p .m . untjil raising of the money should not "I susiu-et : h a ; jon ju j E S T A B L IS H E D 1860. ACCOMMODATION LAND.—At * Wannock FLYING OFFICER KILLED. At 11 a.m. and 6i30 p.m. : and Polegate, about 40 acres.": ' ip.l5 p.m. Admissiq) n, Is.- volve very much labour or difiicul|:y we have lione \vas ni-wt' on Lieutenant F. V. Hall, B.A.F. (I'otrmerly 1 ask you—ju.-(t luttirt- til R. FRANCIS & SO^[ REV. DAVID BARRON. COTTAGES. S»ADDOCK aind ALLOT Beautiful Spring Floor. Smbiking Room and '■ LTD MENTS.—At 'W«annock: Marshland. At ^ L o u n g e. when the patriotic motive of the gift Flight Sub Lieutenant K.N.A.S.', whf M iss, Blancljio realised. The only question of doubt EASTBOURNE .CEMETERYJV1A„ taken place on Alay 15, attained his twen worth teark oi a; all / IRNTRAL WESLEYAN CHURCH. acres fespeotivdly. | ’ M itch ell. as; tfi( m.uch to nut as < d I to r Norlôlk Hipuse. iW.C.2. MISS. MATHESON’S Lectures to Women Ci a com m ittee could be appointed con'sist ji'casou w rite hmi'self; ■ :6,1.30, II -The propertied mhy be viewed by perm is zens, in Firle-road Mission Hall, for Jupe 6 aild Christ GollO'te. Cambridge, but by IÊV. E. C. LAn s DOWN. ing of delegates of each of the towii of the continuance of the war, he (lid ■' I Pet-su.'ideci sion of: th e tenants, w ith orders toi be had J u n e 13, arefio stp o eed . take up residence. Upon attaining Established oyer 85 years. Tel i| ob. 8 )1 A'802 of. the Auotionbers; and partienlare and interests. Should the idea comineud it eighteenth year he applied for, and In thi' letter .1.1 irj-i- conditions of sale, with plans] may be had . (Mr. George N.xctr O U ’T l i s t ; at-the iff ace of sale, and of the Auctioneers,' PRIVATE SHOOTIiNG I3A L LE R Y . self to those in'authority we would sug granlVd,. a commission as pilot in S T CONGREGA- R.N.A.S., lie first saw active servio' ” Aly di a r Georgii >,.l ,iul HAINE & SON, I TIQNAL CHURCH. Manor Office, Eastbourne, and 27, Chancery- TALK OF OLD TOWN. gest .that the M ayor should at once call FraiK'c towards the end o-f April; 1917.' lUouN^ÊSs OF H u n t in g d o n ’s. T b u s t ). lane, W.C.2. ! ; all tiiat I feel. Inn '-ahT P ra c tic a l P l e a s,pHE. a meeting ’of those who are willing to Alay 2 of that j'e.ar the citizens of Dunkirk any hanger. In-n it ! in SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1918. presented'him with a medal for bravery UNDERTAKERS. MESSRS LLOYDS, give their assistance. and daring in defending the town, from hos the pluck to g'l tq, 'aej I r Preacher :—U a;m. and 6.30 p m. HOW TO SHOOT ANB tile aircraft. Three weeks later he 'was home.” ! alw;-;\s h.i.yt-bl FOlkERAL CARRIAGE AND MOTOR A UCTIONBEBS, VALUEBS & ESTATE wounded in an air figlit over the :en'emy pain. I dreaded tfn,' oi'('i(| REV. PERCY MARTIN, B.A. ^ I AGENTS. USEFUL. I’eter to t;ike ther finc.l — - HEARSE, PROPRIETORS. lines. He spent jtart of his convalescenee much agiiinst Ins ljc:'..i-: Thursday, Week Evening Setvice at 7^30, 6, tGILDBEDG|E BOAD, EASTBOUllNE Apply to Mr. AsnpowN, Tally Ho.r' TEMPLARS’ ANNUAL EGG NIGHT. in Eastbourne, and was apain in France âve in aftdr houits-,.1 ' early in October last. i.i fill , : (l^^d facing the Bailway Station). There ^lae an excellent attendance of A „ - It will he a" tc,jr;> tu'l 28, CAVENDISH PLACE, BetatM~^ Mahiaêd and Bents Collected member.e of the E astbourne' Lodge (No. my ihead hits heeii s" hi g i . DREW’S Weekly, ahd Quarterly. Prompt 1,439) of G'ood Templars at tbe Leaf Hall two weeks. 1 real-l.v. te e l| and 19 SOUTH STREET. PRESBYTERIAN SAFFRONS ]^00M4 , taken to an asylulin 'lb CHU pCH. BLACKWATER tKOAD. I Settlements. on Thursday evening, for it, wa« the this and you wiU.'ru tiir “ annual liewilaid e s s night,” In .spite of FISHING. SUNDAY NExIt , JUNE 2. MEADS ROAD (nkar T ow n H aI l ) .give your little si’ft.-i al| Tel. 788. . Tel; 788 the higlf pricee ruling, eleven do'zen eggs were contributed, and were distributed eausiitg you. ^^■c : 'hd! 11 a.m. and.6.30 p.m. EASTjER & WRIGHT, help cheer him ut;: 1 J. R . A . H A Y L A N D ; ' FOR HIRE. among sick members and friends, the Leaf AUCTIONEEB8' AND VALUFES, HOUSE, Hospital, the Princess Alice Hospital, the fit id enggested that' Eaetbonrniiane . poor ohl chap, Plt-nsci. n UNDERTAKER ; AND : FUl^BRAL I I^^V. JAMES REID, M.Am is to blame, it's :-,|i Tii.\ LAND and ESTATE AGENTS, ! Uppirton Bed Cross Hospital, and the cshoiild .seek to supplement their ifood — CARRIAGE PROPRIETOR. A.11 vacant alerts, are free f iv e minutes before CONCERTS. DANClilS, RECEPTIONS. rittione and improve their fttnese by erjend Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home. Bro. the Eev. in Air. Be. rse. men til m >. t| ! ' ths^thne of service. 110, TEBMINUS-EOAD, EASTBOUBNE G. Al. Hanks gave an encouraging address ing a couple of hours every morning CUPERIQB rubber-tyred Open Cara. ! GLASS THEATRICALS, WHIST DRIVES; Kic. sea angling.] ; known to Altss Nix.ijta- i.u Or'CLOSED HEAhSES. I ! ' ■ I i ■ ■ 1 (Adjoining th e iDondon and County Bank). on '■ Tempei'ance 'and the War,” and an en Sergeant M illiani ii up ai.]i she,| don) foru erly in^'charge of the Eastbourne i ' 1 ■—rfr" ' ' 1 ' impoissibld to print copies for ohanoe railway time-tables a mass of.-information 'Tie grand, but. oh! that for him For all particulars apply to THE jSOUTH C orps. . Propri«tor8| T. R.; BeokeM," Ltd^ that is invaluable hot only to Londoners, Tb wnat will grow h refuse him anythii .jin'- a | METROPOLITAN OEMETERT CO. . 158, Choice Mr s: c and Song in all Services by tbe Offices: 4,‘Pe'ven8ey Roadl sales but to all visitors to London, and alto Aly appetite increasing so ' ■ . had contemiilated go-iirg •II! TethpiOi Cham bers, London, E.CL4. ‘ TIME BAND and Songsters. gether it is a surprising sixpenny worth. -By that on ■which I feed it? to go into lodging !'■ She I T«L City 7375). All Welcome. n o Telephone: | . 487 (two linbs). (Advt ) . A.W.B. lodgings with the 1 1 c . 3 of •ir.-- ■K H- ISAZETTB, iSIAY

■ 1 ’ ■ S O C I A L & P E R S O N A L ■ n a m e s as Peter Nixon and Nlxoniand t ' - i ' ■■ ' ^ gave their address aa BegenVs Park- iE300 REALIZEa road. They paid their bllj and lefn the m t i o n ] .[A hotel on Monday morning, but returned r• - •li - ‘ J • ■ ' again In the evening. ! On! W ednesday m orn Princess Mary!s Ladydn-W aitina has con / li -i veyed to the Rev. F. W. Orde Ward her ing the accused came down and said t* Mr. THE CHARITY MATINEE L ■« ' j f Nixon was not very well, but there! wa^ Royal HlghiiessesA thanks' foP a sonnet vi E D M E N . nothing to be alarmed ait as she had [seen that, he s.eht to her, him like it bfefore. On Thursday morning i ! RESULTS. I -"r- ~ - i?-. a, 'ai ■ he'w ent to deejeased’s room and saw he Councillor -B. Bradford was on -Friday wasauHering from the eflects.of some drug., elected a member ot tlio Eiiethoiu’ne - (T o thbIE dito r.I 3 F R O M AFFAIR. and he came doAvn and telephoned for the Kiond of the two Union Aeeeeement: Committee, he taking A P O S T A L CLERK’S doctor. Hookey died about 1.30 tn Friday T h e B- liers’ and Sailors Home, Upperton the place hitherto! tilled by the late M r. t h e So' SiK.-j-I hope that ybii will continue to give E . , / m orning, ;May 3.. -Miss Nixon called witness U61LL cll> 4.VV/jr caix ---. publicity to the very! U%.Aearrtxtpressing lYin.ttferm atter Ofo: th ^ E. J. Gorringe. i when Ho6k_e& ,died, and as the liotell was F r iday afternoon, was as successful as the Marriage Lawjlteform Act. V i b . full she wa's accommodated in ope of the previous Tuesday’s. Miss Eleanor ^Ratcliffe’s Certain it is, that grea|ier facilities for marriage Since the arrival of a telegram on May 21 lies that everjt -V , I - sitting rooms. 1 When Mrs. Biltonj took her pupils again shared largely in the honours must.be granted and every course taken which stating that Lieutenant' N. F. Penrud- a cup of tea in the morning about Aeven of the afternoon, and Miss Eatcliffe herself will arrest the quick/'! diminishuient of our docke, E.A.F., w as/; missing,” definite news jnilitaty work o’clock she found that Miss Nixon had left. Sndant iji Eaatj jirl Accused, of M urder ^ as an A cces^ry was obliged to appear in response to the splendid raceL Our I /men are magnificent: has been received - that he' is safe, though the morning he i went to the room insistent applause. magnificent, m brain ; power and physique, a-prisoner of war. ‘ 'the great Inter. to see if any addresses i were to be found Ifter-Care of Disi Miss [Margaret Cooper .charmed the superior tp every race since;Jbe Qreeke pt old of friends with Whom he could comipufii- .crowded audiencei with her sopgs at the held their sway oVer the universe.’,-Our Congratulations were offered, ' at-!-, the Id last week at cate. He found the five letters which he ster, W hat 'Could and was presented with an exquisite women, too. are magnificent, when they are in mcetil;^ of the ! Eastbourne -Board of eventually handed to the police. All I were T 1 1T,n nin b -C o m o ral I LaSurl N u tte r their right sphere. Alas, that so many refuse Guardians on iFciday, to, Councillor J. ng I interest-than , seajjed and adêssed. The handhagj was „ b e t t e r to be [parents, scoff lalt the beautiful and hal r to r^-estahlish h im s e lf, Pior on hie haying beep appointed- a ACakEM ENT TO DIE TC^CkTHER given to Miss lix o n . k n o w n )' —.~.n, ____ lowed work of motherhood. niagistrate, and to Mr. Egbert A. H. Vex- e men vjho lose M r. ^ Jam es Tootell]] (the blinfl tenor)* MiSS;Miss. It is a national disgrace that men—excepting nbn. a member of the Bqard, on having In the service of • Happiness Returned. of course disabled soldiers, for whom/allow al question, and Elsie Davidson (in recitation), and Mr. Won the M ilitary Medal. In. reply to Mr. McGahey, witness s a id Fedor Gtscharkofl were the ! other artists ances Ifor children, born' after disablement, i th e a n e \y e r ii^ th e should be withheld—are legally,obliged.to m ain Hookey, certainly seemed to have! and Lient.-Cbl. Spencer FoUett eulogised Mr. Thomas Glover, of ‘The Yowe, St. T stronger Will power. Miss Nixon , seemed tain ehildleSB Wives I; women,. wiiboiiT’ the Mlies was repre!- the Home during an interval. . j-Leonard’s-road. Eastbourne, eldest eon of meeting Hodkey without anyone’s know very fond of him. They left the hotel oh hearts of women, who [live only to!please them Mr. Thomas Craigle Glover, civil engineefi kpce. Serbia, thk* A.-t very ^ extraordinary ^ stpry in J which t h e i r ° A P r o g r a m m e B o u g h t fop^ £11>; selves and are dead to the highest ideals of life. f- I; ledge,______but in brder that she might! m aintain the Monday moraihg, ‘but changed of Mount Grange, Edinburgh, was a direc a'; C a n a d a , A us- former : girl clerk at the jâstbourne Post I plans as they returned again in. thlp ev en - Another auction of autdgralphed pro The nation demands or every wife mbtberhood i duthj A frica—an(|l h e rself. He afterwards knew she] went into w b a ^ tor of the Bengal Iron and Steel Company. i'i: t)fflc|6 played a conspicuous part has been I apartments a t 10, Angel-road, P r im r o s e iug. He £aw them the h'ext morninki. grammes and other interesting | souvenirs, and families of munyabildrbn. -Ltd. i His,death; occurred oii M arch 12 last, iarvellous to sep Miss Nixon sebmed particularly brigbi an( even more successful than | ■ the previous ffihejoppoaition of the Chuyeh to the Marriage ^ b y m en! Avith;- unfolded to the justices at Teignmouth, a H ill Law Reform's Act i^, not to the' glory of the and ihe left personal estate valued at» Agreed to Die. happy. There! were no signs that thiey con Tuesday’s, was conducted hy’t Lance-cor- £11,938 15e. 2d. ; 1 Ijaiumps of arm^, 'smajll town in Devonshire. It is a story templated suicide. ,He knew th at Chey had poralj Howard. One programmel was sold clergy[ it is i noteworthy fact, that the Church Ifr was onlexhibi- brimful of pathos and tragedy. In April l4st _ he _ received . a| letter from tea in Jtheir bedroom on Tuesday but did to Oapt.! Forster for £6, and resold to him has Bst. the worst possible example in them atter a man with the Ada Nixon, aged'28, uniiil recently em Miss Nixon, Vhich he had destro^led. In it not know that she only partook of it|. andi at £5, Iwhile; a second was knocked down of email families. j, | ; | The m arriage will take pl^ce at Sf. John's dd furniture, ex- reference wa ma'de to a promise given by Churbh, Blackheath.. on Saturday, June 8, ployed as a jclerk in the ppst office, whose that Hookey dpank half ' a bottle bf f port. to Mr. Leger Strickland for £6. The same A Vanishinjg Population of Second Lieutehant O. GJ. Elliott, R.A.P., 1 1 by blind car.- M rs. H o o k e y - i^Clease her husband, which He knew one Was supplied. There "'as no gentlenian also vpbught a fcained| and- auto father's address is 34, îbley-grove. Manor heXICJ (witness)V »» understood------fneant--- - that evidence that Miss Nixbn took a .sleiepiiig graphed phbtbgraph of Miss j Margaret Ths! nation must ptess [forward quickly the eldest______sou__ of Mrs.__ L/ E. Elliott, Elliott, of ^.Canonbpry Ixhibits. I H o okey's wifp was going to nave ja divorce, A^^model of ant aeroplane _ yeforhi Act. A nation w ith a 1 House..------Cavendishîplace,------EastbQurne, to ! 1 ■ ' ' Par kr , East Ham, was charged with that draught, but she appeared, upse[t at Marrikge Liw .______Oil U!ay 5 at Teignmouth she " feloniously, so that the two could get married. Mrs. Hookey’s illness and death. When ehje left earned ;with aienkuH e by CorpOT^^^ v a nishing population! speedily glides dbwn-j'Muriei Jessica Pbiiard, youngest daughter Iwounded men at Hookey,” howjever, went , back ! on th at Ar wards) soon becomes a prey to other cations. of Mr. arid Mrsl Pollard^ of Lyndhurst, eluded in the ex- will ally and'of ..her malicel alorethought rangement and I on AH- We must carry on ouE grand race. Refusal to Humher-road, Blackheath. ja sêemed to at- _did kill and murderbuj@ ,iciarence Predeffick was so depressed that th e ■havebhildron must rank as a qualifioatibn lor |6ii." though the Hpekey. against the peace. ’ * ' at .all in life land she ^Miss Nlxopj) h An engagement ie announced, between ibition was the 'diyO rJe. J l - Mr. S, Pearce, LohdonI prosecuted on be- sented " to go out ” with him. | The.impres ceased at the hotel on Thursday. May 2, i Mt ®A Tu*Laco8te. to whbseênergieB as Every husband and wile who have had no Ernest Charles ’ William Vane Tempest, i ; and disabled sion witness had was That she akreed with ‘communication for five years, ought to be able D.S.C.. only .surviving son! of the late C. idr specim ens (oif hai:: of the Public Prosecutor, and Mr. M. J. and arrived about! 10.30, On going the hon. bhsiness m anager much|of the suc- Mciia-hey, pf Exeter,, defended. i Hookey’s proposal to end her lit el with him. bedroom he found deceased in bed,. Miss I inatinês.is *1“®' I' tb obtain immediate divorce, w ithoutau action H. VaPe 'reiilpeiet and Mrs, Nigel Harrison, ! for discharged ■■ In some lines signed by Hookey were words room.,, Hookey whs un-[ all‘I who , at law. A sworn statement by either, ought I of Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, and: great Iso sent by th|e "Tlie accused is" a single woman, whilst Nixon being'in the Hjoc'keyj who, before joining the Army Ser to the effect [■'that in going opt together ” conscious,'and Miss Nikon told^ h^^ that -vây, e s p e c ia lly m e n tio n in g alonej to suffice. To be forced to serve a iioiifl- ^•andeon of the I'third, Mairquess of Lon-. lommittee. he thought he was doing the pest thing. cation of desired divojrce, on a quitied br dis- donderry, and | Aline Mary Loftue, eldest n l in v e n tio n s cjf , vice Corps in which he was r a : private, he had been in that statb since the previous Mr. Sidney W. W inter’s kindness in lending wlie a Eoiidon policema'u, He.'|was-a ,mar- He also thanked withess for hi^ kindness morning. Witness questioned her las to the theatre, . and, the help given by Mr. aiipeared spouse, negatives alm pst every chance daughter of iMrl and Mrs. Loftus St. George, vge were shpwn. to -Miss -Nixon. i ' ' -I ' bf obtaining divorce. , of'Harleyford Lodge,-Eastbourne. ,'it was 'demod- rieiL mall, his ..wife and two children re- Hookey 8 position with the m ilitary autho Ernest;! Bridgen, (manager) and his staff. sidiiiig at 28, Jubilee-street, Brighton. ' In consequence of these communications,: rities, and she. said they would liott have! He stated that! the takings -‘for the two ilt is sas y to‘evade service of [notice of an‘im 5 rvellous cinema- Miss Nixon had already; been, committjBd he (witness)! obtained_,leave and went to him as he suffered from neurasthenia. pending action : fqp'itllly easy to make an action Major W.. Hj PTCscott, li.E. (brother of e m ade to movie matine/es. were £200. which ,pum! had been to the Devon' Assizes -in June on the the Charing Cross Hotel where! he found VV'itness examined Hook.ey and found that £320 by cheques, ‘ collectioire. so abhorrent and dskeading ihat few who are CbloneLA. E, Prescott. D.S.O., R.E., Borough m trol the mov^- Hookey and laccused in a bedrpoin. On ar- he was Bdfiering from the effects of some increased to _ . i , high-minded-- and refined will fkce one. At the | sand.handi and Ooroiler’s w arraiit, the jury at; the .inquest returning a verdict '• That! deceased oom- rivaT he said. W hat’s the m eting of all Jhypnotic drug. He alsb gathered that he'* auction sales. I ^ , h ig l oFfive yearV B epâtion.êârriagedie fid. Throughout this”? Hookey said they had g||>ne to the had acute pneumonia on th^ right! lung. .Cheers for M ibb Flora MacCartie (the ------pifeteness as jiL district Council, has been adopted ae Par- ed the deathless mitji-ed suicide by taking jverbnal poison Witness saw him again the saiiie afternoon Home ) were, given by tue sppuifi lapse, with thd same co ■ r aiu!^ that Miss Nixon was! an accessory hotel w ith'the object" of com m itting suicide, Bell as Blue Boys pre^nt at '\nîgation o^ lapseAwith de*tn. 1: ‘ * I liam entary candidate for the North Totten- have given al- but had not done so.. He (Hookey) said he Lance-Corporal Howard, and the eiHertain- inslnity of twoyeark duration should also be ham''DrivUioi!.'“w W resided for vorth living fojr before the fact.”' The jury grrived at tlieir a t ,5.45, w h e n Ih 'e 'w a s n o t q u ite - s o , vi{ell a s r decision, on Miss Nixob’s letter to her had tried to persuade her to go but of the in the morning. He asked Miss Nixon, if ment cjlosed with the National 4nthem . anr qualification for_dJorw^^li^^^^^^_____ nearly_ twenty . . MajOT^resc"^^^__ 8 p ro - ijustice, and onje window with him. • but she had refused. m e nt and intemperance.—Y( J tru ly . g ramnie-k-vk-vv-t ^ is ^4-of a progressive -nnature, o iv t»£k especi I brother, George. {. , i J > i to her knowleage he had been taking sui- S|Ii H a p p in b s s ,’ ‘enee of the pro- Prisoner remarked that she ould rather phonal, and fine said that on the doctor’s 1'INatio:) ally in connection with the problems that ihese men baejk Eastbourne Askooikijons.l go bfi the top-of Tower Bridi e. jaut he be- advice ho had taken veronal from time to M ai 27.1918. will fac.e the country after The war. • iety, where they ■ i ■ t * ■ . . ,].-v 1 iieved she did not make that uggestioa .as time.. She said she had herself Takm ver tin become self- Miss Nixon, a girl of nrepossessing ap a niore pleasant alternative, Hbokey then M E A T P IE S . Mr. John Glendijnning. formerly of Pevea- Eing citizens. onal in the paist. When‘ he visited deceased pearance and refined in m anher, commenced told him ; what i it was that 'a'lloured th e' agairi at 8.30 Miss Nixbn showed him an eey Hotel, Peyeri$ey Bay, the well-known her| post ottice work ih London, and subse- edli t h a t h is actor, who wao iacting in " The Eoaary ” sted. ‘ ■ V idea of suicide and explaL-.,, ______empty bottle which yas labelled ''veiional.” tH E CATHOLIC CHURCH. iiiiently served at the Haiisffiam Post Office, f r am e of mind had been caused-by the fact she asked him if it was veronal poisoniag ^ COUPONS NOT REQUIRED. at the time of hie death, ■which took place exhibition is to she first came to Eastbobrne when the post that his wife had w.ritteii tc- him saying Hookey was suffering fhom, and lie replied on July ifi. 1916*; left to hia wife, known Irweek.jEor a short ,i office heaMhea-dquarters duarters w ere'at______theiiiow disused shO had gone back on her broiiisfe, and ask ae Joe-3ie Milward, "one half interest in all I'es.” On the Friday morning at [a few ( [To iHB E dito r.] Tp.il, Farringtoii- b u ilding in Terminus-road, and after- ing him to get rooms for her Tin ! the neigh minutes past seven his -night bell ( rang, At the fortnightly m eetips cf the Food Control his real and personal estate, hia right, ' wardk she was transferred to the new bourhood of his camp. She aisb; declared and bn looking out of the window Miss Committee, held on Thuf-sdav, it was resolved Bial —Since ,Mr. Merchant declines to reply title and interest of the play, “ The ^hibition may lie = ri ottioes ill Upperton-road. Some time ago, that henceforth her Intentions were to se Nixon told him that the man he had been I mactha't thesue uaouse of potatoes__- — in ------bread should be to mIS letter. With your permisEion I will briefly Rosary.” and hie money at the bank and lustrial towns in- :ti^}ou th e d e a th o i h e r m o th e r , s h e - r e tu r n e d par ate him 'and Miss Nixon. a ttending at the hotel was dead. She made Compulsory from Jun,e 1st. *'1*8'*’ *-l*® npont upon.the letter signsd ‘‘Historicist” in Wa” Loan Boride. The remaining one com th e o n e h e a r s ia : |l to London to act as housekeeper'for her seemed quite calm a’nd colIectecL As the proportions should be not higher than 28-lbs. of H e ants to ' know J"W ho first spread half he left to his two children, Ernest and feijto Brighton. If ^ 4'ather. : . -riland's pood Advice, result of a ppsL-mortem exam ination he raw potatoes and 280-lbs. of flour. |rbiB amoUnt rum dur that St. Peter was Bishop of.Borne?’ J eseie. fid be nothjing less| , - » A:r.i Pearse, in outlining the case" for the came to the! conclusion that HbokCy had also isl to-he the minimum. ThWcommUtee Some question, th a t! But, who first spread the hofir’s ■walk, witness left the Rtbourne who ate' prosecution, said the deceased. Hookey, was A f te r a n J- * - , ------rr+ v j— . died from poisoning, the result of some16 also qolpiaejade^sided‘that vaaii meatuieaiipxDp pies mayuxej bejsold x.* . - ______without rumojur that Harold fsll in thfi'Battle of Hast Mr. W illianj [Sttickland, fi.P.. head of ; the a married man with pT wife and several hotel and alrirainged to meet them in to pay ‘the ex- ' neurotic:>t tuedrug, rianr, a'ccelerated mntr nr,r, by the pneu-' couppnp, brovided they do‘ not ' exceed 6-ozs. ings,?! W ill soriieoue o b lig e ? firm of Messrs! Strickland,| Ltd., cCrn mer children. Who 'resided in Hrighlpn. It was evening. AS they did not cemfnit. suicide The fact That St, I'eter was in prison atone chants, of Hailsham, passed away at his in the hotel! Miss Nikon told hifn they had mbnia ofth the at right th^ doser lung, was” and adîn^Htopori‘'’^S he formed the weightf cboked ahd of the kind usually sold aii jged tha't prisoner had rendered herself w/pmion luring*^that f “~'I'nesa^^nffi-ht ■'— ’ ------‘^® ‘l*®^*'*®*’: Provided 'also thaiTthe to tal am ount tim e rind in Jerusalem at anotber is no evidence residence,' Cortiaridt* on Saturday. Ho had liable Jo the charge! in consequence of the not I sufficient money To m eet the hotel bill. LxLKenta lcen uduringluring u n u g ; ./Xa’liesaay luesqay lietJUtty : IXlgllC*night.nigar. The;-xuei pneu-, pncu-.i, uioi of cuoavucooked auwuiwmcchume^t in «.a *pie______does not exceed— 20 per against his being Bishop of Rome. Supposing had a long illness, and was iri his 82nd ag::eement. wljich, according to the prosecu He [asked her What was required and she xnoniti of th© right■ ■ ■lung was acut6[. , and 1 , ,he ii cent, . of' the " .whole------weight--..u. ntof tV,o,.r>ifi tVin-Tiifi.the "pie, a aand n n d ththat a t thatfc I in gener,ationajCODOriHiiuiAa to. bLf * com|e the historinn♦ ' year. Mr, William Strickland.'iii addition tion, had been arrived at between the two said £4, wpichi leum! he gavk kpr. When came to his opinfon on the general! | condi- such arithorityaatnoricv isisconunou Confined touu retailers who have'-,- "1 recbCdB the fact that Lloyd itoorge W8® Prime , to fieing peing cnairmchairman an oiof tnethe business, Dustness, was aratr S- '!- BRIGADE had had.intimURCl-.lUl'iAUTLI/t; ate relations X together —__ witness saw tpem iii the Striand ,in the lion-pf the man when he .first saw hirii. nAoustomedTo ’ ‘‘ sen ” meat —^ pits of "* the cMss lecorastnei^^^^ anc ther writer aUo the time of TtiS ; death a director, of. the t h eir troubles they' sought the aid of i uveinir..,. had tea togeth^ H e W as in In reply to Mr. McGaheJ”, wititeas- said 1 described, 1 -1 f i L th ^ ^ Water: Company and hon. cap- Sergeant Boxall, a friend bf^the girl’s I Ijr company 'tor inre^ noura. The talk that if accused was habitually addiCted to ?ri^d'fn**Pari8^fn*'l91^ would tain "of the Hailsbam Fir© Brigade,'of both They told him of the difficulties in • tuiSied on their Jl**'.®? position h o p lanjd rp he told agaldst the histo. ianl^^_ _ ;r 1 which organisationB he was one of the P.UNDED. the taking of veronal owing to^Thelstate of s. ■" a n d le d >, Hookey that his duty was With his wife the lungs a small dose m ight provie fatal. . r q MR. PAGE’S CbRRESPOlNOERT. r ir»vVi r;»>nree !was Birime WicliBier ? Most eer- founders. He leaves a widow, a lady well* n r N ' - ■ ,nd that they in___ te n d e d And two children and that Miss Nixon islgned letter ‘ not I 1 am opejn to conviction, but there I known■ in• social...... and philanthropic circles, should' aid him inldbing that iahd should Mr. ,.Ji[cUahey-—Hookey m ight havje died WillJ iihe wri£Eis,ôf the tins: t a i n l .,____ _ — -, Ic ide. ; Boxall I gave them some very ex- as> rJ the+ VlA result of the acute pneumonia? . „ameB J. Page muTij be some concrejiie evidence, and a son and daughter. The funeral will g of this newly- - Uent advice, and. Tried to persuade them herselfi perahade him ‘to attain That object; posted on.jMayi 24).to M r. Ja: Yes.:-''| , , ' ' ' , -I grant l-himainnterview? FailFailifig__„ this, . Will i Dofes “Historicisti’l! suggest [ that those wh4 take place'at Hailsham tb-day (Wednesday; feath Chair Bri- desist from! that course, and provided Hookey told hjm decisively that he would . P a g e th e f u ll ha-va k e p t th e re c o rd s o f t r i e : b is h o p s of tri are Tinable'' to" wife,ififp in Nixon’s handw riting, contained the deceased th|ought the situation i^t his camp tabioidei . . It; wais al|leged thjat the GIRLS IN BANKS. of 6 and 7, jPortmanrStreet, Portman- II pto the £resh i a|if following: “ Something will hfippen to me. with Bis wife near was too dM cult to face. writing was Miss Nixon’s. ,, ( square. Middlesex, solicitor,; are the execu I lave no desire to live withdut my boy.” Dt. Piggott. recalled by Mr. 'McGahey, FUNERAL OF MI^S W. M. >ACKER. tors. ■ • . !i, ■ .r-' i ! Plinmer onThe men Miss Nixonj readily listened pbj'his sugges i 1 - • for them. Litt-le Sh e told them where they could apply for tions. and bach time Hookej spoke of the said when Miss Nixon called to inform Kim Theldeath occurred bn May 1^. after only HI th e m.en have money to bury them., as they) were nearly hopelessnesls of his position ddwn at the oLThe death at 7,in The morning, khe ap two days’ illness, of 1 Miss W inifred May (To THE EDITOBI.] that a thorough,; opt bfifundB,,and added, “ PJeaseihave us camp andi the aselessness of life Which peared calm and collected. At np tiiae, Packer, orily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. —In a recent issue youu published an EASTBOURNE AND THE WAR. •this appeal. j ( buried together. It has a-Iways, been our would not allow of him seeing'j Miss Nixon did he think Miss Nixori had taken ariy nar Georgie Packer, of 234; Seaside, Bdstbbum e. eon'the" Half-Baked Girl."■■ in w hich some great Vish.” Two letters were also i^vritten occasionally, she, accepted hia point of view. cotic drug. j She appeared most Anxious She had bepn employed in one of the show------rks were, made as to tbje errors el elri by the deceased man. One was to Seirgeamt When witness gaVe words of encouragement that Hookey should bp restored tbf health roomd at Messrs. Bobby, in Terminus-road, c lerks employed in the banks. This article was llcxali. a friend of the Nixon’s. | In it she recovered, and undoubtedly ifUeft alone and was much disjiresSed at his illness. and in thi©jpositiori and formerly as a follo|wed____ I______by___ ri ____ letter signed _ ' C u sto m e r of a Mrs. Boult, Clifton Hotel, has1 [re[received a MENTION.”' , ! Hooke.y BUid . ;j she would have carried out his Isi^gestions,; Polic,a Superintendent Henry Crobk (Tor scholar of Holy TTiriity Girls’, Sunday B ank,” who aocuses the local ilrl bank clerks of postcard from her son, Riflenaani F. Boult, quay) stated that ju$t beiore ,8 d.ni.. bn school, she was a bright andipw rilar com- li. w riting from jU; “ Deai liilly,—-Ada has w ritten - io you but her willl seemed to be total-lyiBubGrdm-t divulging the business seccets of such ba-pks. Rifle Brigade* who was, posted las missing M-ay--3 Miss Nixon •was! brought to the ‘Tor panioh, and friend. Much syifipathy is felt between Alarch 23' and 31. He writes on inferring to an ili- , and, hak tried to < explain to you how ate to Hookey’s and she always agreed to Surely if' your correiponOent has any sbcli 'IS , ihings have turned ibut for us. ,Of course what he said. During , the ' Icpnversationi; quay Police! Station in a taxircaK by' a for trie' parents and relati’ves by a large evidence he .should communicate with the March '29 that he is a prisorieT of war at linself which ap- lady. She was in an almost coilapped con circlel of people. Deceased tvlaa only 16 ►•'lon M a y 8|, w is h e s !' when it , comes To the .chronological Hookey said; life|Had never hadl any attrac manjager of the bankin question who would have Limherg,.,and is‘ well. The postcard did i 4 tions for him iiritil he met Mis's Nixon and dition. He, Communicated with Dif. Odell years] of age.! The .funeral tobk place bn full power to dismiss[the'clerk upou proof of b( not arrive until May 23. ■ îe " 49th Divisipn i [moment it is not ak; easy as one m ight he in*^ order th at she shouM be accomtaodated I’êdn'esdayr the first part of the sOTvice be- ,nd not myself.!? led to imagine especially when one is not added thatT athbr than lead a life in -Which . T — I 1 Holy Trinity Church. ‘ The_ comn. “ talkativeneBB.’’ ! ' ' ,. !-‘ —— lone. There is a trail wh^re, in helcould Bqt see'her occasionally, helwould at TemplK' Lodge] as she required' inedigal It Is a known fact that all einployees of banks Mr, and Mte. iT, Laycock* 'of «54, Mel- ne seme, one would rather bj© traTersing I ,.,',1 folhimself. H© made a sugges- attention. In the meantime he purposely v/hichi was covered with beautiful flowers, (majteand female) who come into touch with bburne-road, are .pleaeed to state that their 1 kept up a conversation with her on various w as borne in an_ open _ car, and; the their cufctomers' business arp, upon appoiut- three oone are, ae far ae can. be aecer- IV !l tuite a.lone. In these cases we feel, how- I [Miss Nixpn adopted for the tim e, mourriers were.:—Mr; and .Mrsj__( ^ o r g e Irk A N K si ver, that death is not real separation ('onri difficulties, was th|'at of m ain things as she desired! to go to sl«jep-and naenJt, sworn to secrecy and at Jthe present time, .tained, in the pink of condition. Their he did ;not want her to 'sleep there. She P a cker, , father and niother; M aster Harry i continual changes of staff, most managers e.ldeet boy, Dri'ver Thomas Laycock. R.G.A.. B{ from France to lut p, drawing together.' If bnly sbme of ' taining herherself w ith certaintsr.j Packj^, brother; Mrs. Yitler, grandm other; w ith bf a drumskin for he otb'irs whom our affairs concern could appeared drowjiy and: he wanted to keep re in .|nd their clerks fairly frequently si their is with . the Expeditionary Force in " [Asked for a 'Retool tor. her alive as a first aid. Mis^ Nlxbn' told Mrs. Denly,: Miss Vltler, and Miss Nellie Yours truly. ■; i ' !■ ■ >': ■ Salonika. ; ' ( ,/ e “ Gazette.” He nly hE.ve understood as ydu have all Vitleij, nieces; Mr. James yitler, Vitler, uhcle:ufa ‘ oa|iq night liave been Very different from what „ 1 ; [him that she ihad bperi stepping with her INSPECVOB. iWill yon kindly husband a t: an hotel, at Teignmouth' but Mrs. I; Vitler. aunt; ^'Wi^hnie ^ Viffier. 11 her kindness tb t is to day We feel death Ta not separ- He-pffered his a^sistaneb Whf.r. i T K oT pe; Private Jonathan Laycock. King’s Regi tiqn, lut, m reality, a drawing together, ^“d advised her to join thb wVAâ he had I died that ifiorning, Theiy were cousin; Miss Turner' arid Mrs. ment, trie second eon. is stated to be at s' Thornton.- They Sister Rideouts M iss‘ Gebtrys ,Mr. Carey. me. It ‘ bucks ’ [a ndL if liri the future,'thej’e Tvas l|fe and ahe Would |hhve duties thW there iii the names of Peter arid -Ada or?!' i. , . There!'was a very large Qrietta. India, Iwhilet the youngest eon. jhas gbt friends in ©cognition we'shall be for ever together.” her mind | coijistantiy. Hooltoy*^ how ev^ N ix o n . 1 . I ■'! arid-, Mr. Johnson EMPIRE DAY. Private Artaurl Paul Laycock, Saropshire “ Given Me by His V^fe.” / attendance - at th © '__ ■ The service Regiment, is in |,France. ” r her, com fort ■ and n a letlter addressed to his wile at Brigh- - a r r a n |© l w as Conducted by thelYicrir (th-e Rev, G. P. ! , - ■- I oêysaTd:- :J up^^fiup on ththe, « telephone ih "o n f|^ an aid they had After some time she cpmmenced! to cry B a s s e tt K e r r y ) a n d t h e R ev . JTI . . . ____ and said. " He was not my hubband at ail, -Tiie father is,-an old aeidier.!'He joined changed their minds, and w; en asked why. M e mbers of: the, choir, Sunday school and SCHOOL the Grenadier Guards, in 1879. and went- “il stspect that you fully,realise what she replied, "Poor■ ■Peter simpdy could riot he was given me by his wife. We ■were C0LLEGE-CADETS A/^D d amae e to Girlsn Bible'Class took part, and sang the out iwith the 2rid battalion in 1882 to The ! KILLED. i eihave done was m ore or less inevitable, face it,” referring, he imagined, to the everything to one anot,her and bai want favourite Kymn of the deceased. “ Sun of‘ yoii just before taking this step, Teigamouth to end it alii and nowfl CELEBRATIONS. Egyption W ar./'■ He. was present at the [ 1 H.A.F. (fornieriy difficulty; of his wife being negr the cariip! She then gave Him the .my soul.” ■: The Yicar gave a short and! battle of Tel-el-Kebir, and is the holder ! v h ie h.'Will ' ------launch me into th/e great Un- He asked fier if he could do anything fofi lo r ‘e'Ver.'ev er appropriate- address, which was followed |! R.N.A.S.h whoê nb;wn,j not to grieve for me,! as I am not ^ enquirediif address of Hookey’s wife arid ; ■various de-. __.. ,__ , ----- .. , ------lo v e /- of Queen Victoria’s medal with--one clasp her and she replied- “ No,” a|nd enquired if T...uo lia Eastbourne College ).T.O., the 2nd and the Khedive's Bronze Star. In 1885 he punced as Vhaving •orth tears of lamentation* I Ada is as he, would Aike to speak to iH pokey. , tails. He asked her for her father’s laddress by the hymn “ Thin© for ever,, God o r love, attained his twen- nch to me, as on the first day I met her. 8nd she said she .did'not want her father and, ! as the coffin was .boriie from the Cadlet B a tta lio n of th e 5 tb B o y a l S ussex Upgi.^ transferred to the 3rd battalion and went top him she had about Is. l|o!d m et t,St, Cyprian’s Gadets'd.S C. ).,the Ho borongh out .with the Suakim expedition, receiving _in'CeU a n d w a s t h e »d bless you. /KisS; -The Children for session. Hookey came to ■/il®,.,-> 1®^ 1 khow of Her troubles as he wad an old, churfih. “'Abide' with me” was playedin te r m e by n t I wT Hall, 6f e.;. . . Your unworthy hnshaiid,i Clad."’ iPi would lend man. Dr. pdell arrived and'she tqld him- Miss.Rowland, tjie organist. The interment Cadets and the Temple Grbve fiadets celebrated the Suakim'crasp. ' i and bluntHy asked i him. if ’ ~ .W on tookLUUlk. iplace: -LVVat . Ocklynge Cemetery,____ the com' Em pire.Day by a parade on th J Eastbourne Col H e w a s Well known hi[m a revolver as he propofed to end the in witness’s hearing,-;[that she had Taken :1 journe and -a m i tal seritencea being said iby the Rev. G. P legs cricket ground, followed ly a ro u te m a rc h Mr, and Mrs. George Grevett. of 113. - lE aS tb! m atter with that if he could' ■ |get one. H e six tabloids of veronal at four o’clock that Bassett Kerry. There were numerous beaul ^hftrgeCaptain tio rt time he was a f te r n o o n . ‘/S h e w a s J e v e n tu a lly tk k e n - t-o The following officers were in Pevenhey-iroad, have two sons serving in d Jpter' at told him he had not got one, hnd if he had tifril I floral tributes sent by relatives and E. O. Lester. Lieutenant Q. ! Peacock, Lieu- the Army, both of whom will be remem- ' a n he would [not let him havt/ it. Witnpss T'emple Lodge and handed over to h©r frienjds. The arfangementa were entrusted tenaut B. Bound-and Lieutenant E. C. Arnold I w a s I entered for bered for their, prowess at cricket and foot aeked him! where he ■was,'bu t he would not father the next day. | . to Mr. J. Rj A, Haylafad, funeral furnisher], iCollege), Major F. [Matbeson, Captain C. J ball. A third son, Mr. Bert Grevett. joined s’e, hilt by^ reasdn tell him. Hookey briefly toll 'Jwitness that 1 Dr. X/f, Odell (Torquay) \ ^ / [I spoke 'of------hisJ - visit---- to ie war be did nqt * of iSi/Peverisey-road. Eastbourne. Bilaikburne and Lieutenant E. D. Hyde (2nd the H.A.C. and, after serving for about a thjey had attempted to commi t jlsuicide while 1 the..he policeholioe stationBtation and seeing ^theâccueea the accused. /Stb Susse.x Cadets), ICaptain L. O. W ilkes .(St, •on attaining his Bhe was ill arid on examination h® found year, returned .to civilian dutjes shortly atj the Chfiring Cross Hotel by; taking_vler- ' ... - .. . _x._ „ Cynirian’s), Captain Gilbert iBoborough) rind after Mr. Prederiok Pike’s death. He is at ■-'I lied for, and whi orial. On 4pril 26 he received a Tetter from her in a state approaching collapse and very as pilot 1 in the Lieutenant W. A. Ta'yfor (Temple-Grove). , present managirig the business of hie late I Miss Nixon which he took!To [her brother. exhausted, although she could talk quite RDM a NCE a n d t r a g e d y —(Continued.) After- various smartly performed evolutionsJ father-in-law. 1 active service:- in plainly. She told him that her husbanid 1 ' '' ‘ ' ' iot April. 1917. Qn It was.j-no’w destroyed. She jaêd Jhim^for time; -He believed Mrs. Hookey came in No the cade(s were drawn up on three sides pf a loney land he’ sent ' ' ’her £16 O n M a y 3^ [he had died suddenly fit an hotel a[, Teign square and a short serviee-waficonduoted by tbe- The brothers serving are Flight-Sergeant Jtizens of Dunkirk mouth! and she w as‘very much upsPt. She vember, arid left in January br Februarjt. iiedal for bravepy v j [her posted at .She left partly because of the UjpsetbetWeefa Vicar ofEastbourne (the Bey.QanonW-C, Straat- W. 8. Qrevett. [Boyar Air For.ee, and Cor a the envelope in Miss Nixo'n’s /writing alddreBS. ‘She- also 'stated th at sbe-ihad taken'six fiVe-grain feilD. the Headmas(ef of the College (the Bey. poral B.. A. Greyett, RoyM Air Force, (Bal [1 K is e town from jhos- i e the words : “ Peter reduests you doses of veronal and that the best iaing he his daughtelr and Hobkey, and he (witnesq) e e k s. l a t e r h e Iw k s I fier to Teign- thouTh# the sooneVTt'wfif Clerired up th^ F, KW illiains), the tov, H. W- Waterfleld and loon'and Kite' Section). I They are in the i’eteruld leave to take us together. the firial He plunge ip tob v)ith ill meto ! m jo u th Pojst Office* 'T h a t tefter he also could do would he tfi*'give her a big dose bf the Hev. W.' Maofadyen l,gcott. The KevJH- B. p- over the eneSiyi iriorpbia and send iher to sleep fbr evbr bettor. I Hifi^ danghteT ask^^ l?im *f “ n W estern theatre of the war, h-nJ, curiously |h is iconyalescehpe‘. mufihte himself,” against his . better , ^ judgment. i 1 He d e s tro y e d . ' ^ \ , Hookey cbuld come to live, ■wiin her fo|r Ellison, O.F ,'|afterwhrdii gave an address.. At enough, met one another quite, accidently gave in -after hours !of entreaty. I know Îr. McGahey—W as there alnything in the When .she was . removed to Templfi Lodge the conoluslop of theservice the cadets marched th^ other day. i i , '■. again in- Fr^nip' “ I Persuaded Peter;" ^ - he gave‘heT some sfil "volatile, which acted company du'ring the winter. ! it will be awful f|or you all, Hut, George, ist letter to; show ' she ! 'contemplated This closed the case for the prosecution pasbtbe Ma yor (Alderman C, p ’Brien Haraing, ny head has been so bad for these last' ticide*;Drl thati'the m an Hobkey had corn- as an ametic. ( ' |! ( ' J.F,) and ^Colonel t Bowes Mein, and then I the letter addressed- to hjer brother Answeriag Mr. McGahey, Dr. Odell said A letter appears in oiir present' iesjie wo. George I weeks. Nixon) I feally Miss feel Nixon I should said soon:— be fitted or was contem plating IsuicideT-^No. The Defence, i participategin a route (march tprougb the town. from one of (the .soldier : sons of Mr. and taken to' an asylum, Try to understand stated Hookey -was ill. }■ he believed the prisoner was found wan Empire Day was- celebrated at -St.; Mary's " My dear George,—I justlcari’t tell you In defence, Mr. McGahey contended that Mrs. Burton, 13, Bedfordwell-road. Another this' and you will im tim e be able to for It . Mcflahey—This was the day before dering aboifit the Quay, firid two ladies took Schools, Old Town, Lon Friday|a£ternoob, -when eon serving ie Lahce-C-orp'oral Stanley Bur give1 that your I feel,little but sister I can’tjholld all the> pairi on to-life she is her! to! a chemistNwho gave her soipething. the' prosecution had failed to [make out fi the Bev. HI B. Ellisfin (faenipq Chaplain to the ly longer. When the time came I hadn’t ;e m a n ’s [d e a th ? —Y es !. Probably that wri;^ an emetic, aii^ acted prim a facie case against hia client and sub ton, R.E. (Signal Section), "'who has won causing you.’ See dad and tell him and le r. Fotces in Ea'stboarne) gave au The M ilitary Medal, and who very modestly lelp cheer him up. I cari't writ© to the Miss, Nixon and Mrs. H[ookey. when the warm milk- was given to m itted th at the Bench w'ould riot be justi- Tho Vicar (the Bevl Canori 1 fled in senfiihg her for trial. The prosecu keeps silent as to the deed [which brought oooT old chap. Please don’t Think Peter ,Ii.) p resid ed , a n d rilso on th e p la tfo rm wc-ce him the distinction. He .joined up in it ' Eaetbourniaije . I McG ahey-7-Db you knoilv that this un A Previous A ttem p t a t Suioide, tion [had failed: to prove that the m an com s to blame, it’s all my iâuH./; ■ in a certain the Bev.. C. E. Prfitt, the Bav. J, C.l Pypet- N o v e m b e r, 1915*! a n d w e n t to F r a n c e in ment their fv Other,. way v«. some Much - . ___ time o fgreatly what \YapjJeaia, att iched no to would be "'vr-.-- influenced------— by - Hookey, although , that'w-.. _____ „ ^ hilst staying in his house with his nounced by Messrs. H . W. Nicholson, Ltd.., been missing sirijce March 28. He joined up de and- be :o u ld n o t g iv e th© la n g u a g e fejeU^Wag B [said e , how* he was—obvious that she w^swas swayed en- wifewiie deceased dei hM tried to commit suicide rfeoeiyqd' a letter froifi to take place in their tea lounge on Wed in .4.riguat. 1916; proceeding to.th© Front afid that they were . J ----- Tlonkev I hv takli .sKing nim to/Bfend her c~ p n -^ e3vjer;^ remembered hen telling ’him that têiy by h,i8 views and wyiies. Hookey by takingveiiônal andlw astakentba mill- nesday, Jurife 12,_at 7 p.m. The arrange- the following D®®®***!*^*’- I” civil life he a;ndithat he was for- ^ m a n o f neurotic and||morbid ideas, tary hospital. Mrs. Hookey had Îso told some money. This, Tnis, hene ,cu*n,c.»v,,x„-,conteridbd, showed___ mcnts are In the hands of Miss Maude managed hts ffi;ther’s bajker’s business, t co| i,aff flffpr t,he[ interview he him this. Witness was not very friendlya r dto s ■ - . „t A-nrll 5 , "eviHpofieymerly id w the ^ m police arried force andj land that hehe (witness)jvas for When he [left her after thdi interview he hiDp m an Hobkey and; ffelt cofdljf [to c o ntrary state 'of mind to that of April 28. Nlfier. An a'dvert(isement fiives .frill parti- the call I-. When his daughter went^T ^ n g e l- The Bench retired and wlere’ ribsent nearly Lance-Corpor-^1 William,IH. Harxiey, Arm y athered the impressiori, thajl she /was thought she had' given up fill thought of 'the W hilst' Ordnance (3orpS; youngest son of the late reatly under, the influence of, Hookey. ®f*»6yb was prepared tb look on the him. _____ half' an hour. Upon returning the Chair ?iitne8S. understood from i her that the de- bright side of things, but Hdokey took the road she took Hookey’s boy with heT h o u se , man Taid that after a great deal of (3onsI- Mr* and Mrs. [ i Harvey (H^vey & Son. iv,„ o|)>poslto vfew* ,1 1 Mrs. Hookey remfiined , at hisf' -jBAP C ottag e, flibsmAL.—P atien ts'iii/th e fruiterers mafiket-gardenere, ,eto.), has !.n088x UUUÂ E»L.\:/Vru >pOBite view; I . I nroTirietor of Hookcy and his daughter got fondleo f e a c h deration they thought a prim a facie' casfe H o o k e y ______■» •» S- Lb f h im . h a d b e e n m a d e o u t a n d a c c u s e d w o u ld bte; hospital on M ay CT, 13; dieebarged during seen about flftofin monThs’ service, and is sedjbad declared th at |he could not pos,-1 T e ignmeffith; said Mr. other, the accused being very fon k . 6 mch a dish, ly .gfve her ire and shejsaid She felt like i t b, -jSairi Jnr. i otner, voe ____ . __ thfi week,: 2; aam ttted during the week I at present eTatlbned: at Gun W harf, Chat •riv e d at hffihis WltnfegsWitness wae,was, of opinion that Hookeyk o . was committed for trial at the Assizes. mining in hospital on May 27. 13] o u t- I'jieed it— it I for him (Hookey). and sh© could riot a stronger willed person than his daughter. On behalf of M ibb Nixon, Mr. McGahtW i rovnam,.,™ h a m . ■ ■ 1 i:. • ‘ ■ / cuse'him anything he {askbd. I'Mlss Nikon ! -pleaded' not guilty and reservedI I his defence.1 Papents’ vtoits.-fi, nospiia-i difi-ing theon (week. i,,. 67. , refuse him anything he [asked, A ey havifil trevelfed LondonApril by the 27. a Bystro.nger Mr. Pearse—When willed person Mrs. Hookey stayed hadd Contemplated contemplated golriggoirif away';from home I at his house Hookey was there part of the ■ ' ■ ' ' I :■■'- ' ■ - I |. I;.- ij tolgb into lodgings.' “IheSh ©jUilX idld not Aiuw take the----- I m i d n ig h t j i train. [Tliey rei f i s te r e d ' t h e i r i ^ i t - ‘ lo ggings,with the idea.pfof nfivii^fi a place of tS .i A.W.B. ' 1 1 • ' ,1 ■ e ■ , '[I-!- 1;: ■ :/! I >■■ - * -j r-j 1, ' -jj:'-!. • THE EABTBpUKN l GAZETTE, -MAY

06060000000000000006 0OOOOOOOOOOOO g AS YOU WERE. BEFORE THE Bl^GH. p 6 o if i.'' ■ ; !;i‘f 0 GUABDlANS AMD WORKHOUSE police; couRi* CASES. ♦ How to Hairy^st 100 p€f cent. 6 o MASTERSHIP. FRIDAY.,—[Befoi-e. . . I tho Mayor a y o r (Alderman G. n>'R...kTiO’Brien Harding), TTnfrHrvo.v .presicling.at-aq)^Tj„ * A: Jderman H. o The question oftthe Workhouse, mastership W. Kjeay, Mr. lO.jA. Leatham, Councillor o was,again introduced at the meotihg of the C. \Y. Bolton, Colonel :A. Bowives Mein, Eastbourne Hoard ol! Guardians oil Friday Alderman E. , . Mr. Cly•lu iee B ish o p , G enfs Tailoi^s,, Harters & O u t f i t t i ^ , G a,fternbon. It will . remembered I that the otincillor J. P r i o r C oi niicilloi’ T. ’O U R potato crop is certain to be affected by Pcjlald O Ma,i5ter, Jkir. W . E. 1 'ri 36, jo in e d th e S laiy a n d , . Hq.sdei.1 (wH ppeaifed on th e B en jih O while in the ^service, Mrs,rFri/cb, ihd rnatron, forg the first t meli.l Disease unless you prevent it by spraying. I he O died, and the dual app qintment terminated, O Hr. 8. E. iiuckiand now proposed : “Having Board of Ag^’iûlture’s i activity ; in making known ‘.i :• ? regard to bection 3 o the- Lockl Government I L!sh{tmg Cases. O (Emergency i’rovisio 38) A ct. 1916. t h a t th is ' the seridus rieed of spraying sufficiently emphasize^ 1 li'lC' O B oard id of o p in io n th a t their action in allowing Oh the infornihtiqn of Special- c o n s ta b le o Mr. Price to vacate hia office tbrouah ftiiluro to Field, Edith C. PeaBey, Graiivillbi-road, was risk you run if you do n^t >pray. j j o re-appoint him was wr ong, and that the resolu-j fined £1 for disblhying an unsh a d e d li g h t Stmtiiier UnderÎoithing, rel a b l e g o o d s tion passed by the Hoc rd on the 1st February, at 9.45 p.m. on May 10. -i But —yofi may waste time and money and risk your o 1918, be a n d is h e re b y ifeBcinded.’I ' ' o The case of May Baleen) a h d M in n ie Mr, Price's Pension. i Beyfug, Grand-parade, sumrnon i;d for dis- potatoes unriecessarily by attempting to mix your . ovvn r e a s o c e s . o laying an. unshaded light on 'Ijla y 8, h a d o Mr. BuckUuid said'-thkt in the first place they ,een adjourned! for the latter defendant, Spray fluid from Chemicals. You are practically ceriaiii o were told that Mr.; Lribe Was entitled: to a pen who was .a visitor at the house, to attend, sion ; now he understood t! at he; was net Mr. W. T. J antes!, who appeareil o n b e h a lf to have an excess of one ingredient, whicl:; would harm C lO i., o entitled; to a pension fbr several, years. Under of Mrs. Boyfus, Ipleadod ghilty. Tunic Shifts,] latest patte fiis, double o the oir.cum'stancesho qontended lhab Sthe Guar- Ptt-rade-inspectori Dann has the police wit- your crop. Moreover, Heme-mixing entails the use of 2 o diaii-sd in n s hadhn.ti nno o nowpower er h(to to cancancel cel ththe| e i MMaster’s a s te r’s n e ss. ! • 1 o Lppoi'ntumnt, he beiiig prptected bk the Act Mrs. Beyfus was fined £2 as th|e light was or 3 tubs4 ■ i ! I puffs and/soft fronts ffonl 2/11 cferred i», and having.the pro'mise of the Board visible'from the| sea. W\- 2 ' hathisipost would be{ kept open for; him . the Far better buy your remedy ready-mixed— wanting I A r f , a m e as fo r a ll th e [o th tr officers w-llo w ere Dischar'sed into ttte Arm if. erving with the foreps. The, ratepayers were only water.tp be ready for use—and guaranteed scienliii- i William da Costa was brought u p o n r e I '.'O sliihg why this; matt should’ be singled out '.It rom all the other olificials iu the tjewu, con inand.charged'ivith stealittg a "b ’ tc y c le fr o m cally exact by makers of repute. Such is Berger’s § Soft* Collars,! all s h a p e s , li'bm 6Jd., sidering that be was [such a good omcer, and. Walter Jiiry. . while at the iustitutipu did so muefi for the Defendant pleaded guilty on rueeday of Bordeaux Mixture—-“ Bergercide. ’ j old people. Section 3 pt the .Act referijed to laifi last week and the case hacf been a d jo u r n e d I 3/- half doken it down that an officer pr servant should be tp hear the r^filt'of a pebeonal appeal,' on Simpily mix 3 lbs. Bergercide with 15 gallons water entitled, to reckon hia-fservices with tjhe forces grounde of domestic hardehip, t< th e S h o re - as if he had coulinuett in the service of a local ditch Tribunal. I to make sufficient fluid to spray once a 10 rbd allotment. authorit.v , and that fuijdher he should continue The Bench were told on Friday that the H to contribute to the Sjupfirannuiition Fund the appeal had been-dismissed and that defen- If yoiii cannot get a knapsack sprayer, use a syringe S t i f f d o . same aiinoun’t as if he, had continued in such danl was liable Toy service service.I 'the effect df the resolution of Feb Chief-detective -inspector Taylb: [■ applied throwing a rtiist spray and with a nozzle whi'ch enables f. - L i ruary 1 Was to pfevenjt Mr. Price rectiv.iig the for his discharge, so that lie m ig h t b e bene.fits; of superaumi.ition lor the beriod of handed over to h npilijary escort you to spr^y! the undersides of the leaves p-a mos/ im - time ihat ho serv. d with His Majesty’s forces, This course wasvvks aagreed g r to. ; o i Pyjam aiSuits,^ light i n hey patterns and he was not alble to confomi to toe section ’ugilisti porlanl pdintf Late June or early July ip the best time by payment of the ambunt usually paid by' him, A Pugilistic Woman. [she was no To age r their officer. Hjc was un- Annie Ripley, iof 8, Tower-s.tre■et, p le a d e d to spray first-j—then repeat /tu/ce at for|nigJitly i n t e r v a l s . and neat stripes^ from 1 1 . ble, by-reason of IiSb service, to accept a guilty to being I drunk and disorirderly and Sfmilar |posici4n. elsewhere, and was so pre- to assaulting the police in Seasi-I• le. Because! of the perfect com bination of its ingredients a n d its fciiudiid fro m p a y m e n t to an y o th e r u n io n . In Evidence,-.was given by P.c. Ed'.iyard Biggs freedom from uticom biiied Copper Sulphate “ B ergefcide ” reduces to 6!ther werds if the wari lasted anutherltwo years to the effect tlialt he saw defend ant behav- a m inim um the possibilitj|r of harm ing the p la n t s . Sir. Bride wouldf.hot bfe entitled to hi^'pension’ ini’’ im a very disorderly m anner outside the (ii. Straw H ats, in latent shapes, f ll I f to fintil tWp years ajtgr. pie would havittg, in the W hite,.Hart Hotel, Seaside', oh ; e v e n in g ordiuar.y course, receiydd it, and he tj?us there- of May 20. She wag very abuskye because fore penalized fbr gi/ving his sarvidos to his she had been turned out of the hibtel, where country. To saylthat thd man could (not he re* tli^y refused to servo her -with a,ny .more ■firs BorcJbaux M ixture appointed,was vidiouldusL There was the case liquor. P.c. Briggs endeavour.'fed! t o ; se n d . Panam^jS, 18/ df the haairon of the] Lewes Workhduse. who the woman quietly awayi but shh refused , hail been reappointed since her husband’s to go. and tvhen he took her arm s h e s tr u c k death, i'l'ho lawi, if p,hey depended! on thst, -I -a Tiim in the eye. „ êrcidc U ' I) aipplied as much to one union as another. He. Defendant was fined 5s. for/ eajch offence there ore. asked that the matter should be prevents Potato Dl.sease Flannel Troupers, reeidy to W ear, 15/6 amicably settled by Mr. Pricerbeing reappointed ! ' A Lad’s Mistake, j tilliiiio dnd cf the war) this could not[make any difference, to anyone, ainfl his pay. being as much Douglas Stephen Jeiiner, aieu 15, of 10 1b. 20 1b, 100 lb. 6 ’d , or more than his civtilian pay, it would be no' Willowfield-roatl, Was charged with stealing a n d 2 0 / - . oust to the ratepiyers,?and the Botrd would be three loaves of bread from the shop of ' 7/6 ■ 12/-! 44/, fulllUng the pledge giVen to their fefficers in Robert Townsend, ijn Cavendisn-place," on . acoordahee vîth the true instincts of honour. the night of May 18.' i /1/3 per jb- He felt strongly that they gave this maniia The Town Clerk (Mr. If. W. iFovargue), promisp and tho Board ought to fulfil it. ' for the prosecution, pleaded |or lenient 3 lbs. in 15 grallons of SOLD IN THE DRUG DEPARTM ENT 'The motion was seconded by Mr. tijhield, treatm ent for the lad, who j|i,iid a good water fipray 10.rods. L' A member asked whether he pijoivisions of school record, and whose home influences the Act under which Mr. Price was coifipelled to were such as to lead hiim to the actions of fosigu on tha death of his wife-had been sus- which he was accused. The bo;' had beefi DEPARTMENT pended by the Local Governihent lEiiuergency a pupil of St. Saviour’s, Choir School, and Sprayers: iri s.tock 111 the ironm 6ngei*y DeptL TAILORING Brovisibits) Act f the Rev. C. W. Horsbiirgh (w;aide>n of the A Matter tor the L.C.B. school) and Mrs. Kimpton had i romised to , jFor use with-the above : : UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION iiiterebt themselves on his behalf. ! ‘I ■ Counoillof J. Brior Suggested that the whole •Evidence was given by the, bijiy's father, Suitable) for P’arm ef; m atter should bo sent'|to the Local Government who is in the Army, and he that “ F o u r 'Government Board. He did not’like to stand there and do his son wished to go in for wireless oiierat- Standard , , - a u d A l l o t m e n t C v c l c s , Special kttentioh given to all or ers to ensure an injustice to a. man/who was Berv/ng ini His ing. on board ship. Sprayer ’ Pattern. A ssociations. , ^ Mujeaty’s Forces. ' S I Mr. Horsburgh' also spoke or the hoy’s Councillor Edeh saia it, was almost a waste of lielialf, and it tvas decided to remand the idonditions. time to consider "it. .After the war' Lje did not case for a fort,night for Mr. Hornburgh and for Smaller Plots. satisFaction under present think they-would hayej a ’workhouse in East- Mrs. Ifimpton to) try and get Jfenner irito “ Galvo Sprayer bofirne.ias there was ho doubt the m ilitary hos- th e N a v y . B a l ) \ liital had come to stay. . ' f [ uitable also for Abol t>r other Patterns and Prices on A pplication. Th(i Chairman Observed that that vfas specu The Boy and the Poni/. Peerless iusecticicle.s. lation, ! Had thej/ not'hotter stick to tljie point ’? In tlie Children’s Court, Hen: S h e rw o o d , Councillor Eden—It lOuches the point whether of Desmond-road, was charged ith cruelly ; LESS i‘HAN I ONI I shall vote for Mir. Price or not. , > ill-troating a, pony in Grove-roiid o n M a y ,12. I- ■ . In hisreply, Mi*. Budklafid sa dl he was speak Mr. 0. A. Leatham.' tvho plosqicuted,. said' * ing of the tim e whilef; the man was risking h’ that he saw the boy driving th li p o n y a n d life for his country, att il'not about the time after trjap from Grove-roaiJ, into Bath-::’oad on the tlie- w ar. , day in question. fie was thr’jasbini; the : New Season s Mode The resplulion was put to the vote aina lost. pony with a whip stock, aild hit the animal DAVISON C o ( , L t d . , ’ A Motion W ithdrawn. ; across the head when it stopped a t a b la n k * '£ 8 8 0 '' £11 l ^ O A D , w k ll. CHEMIS Y T S , E t c . , I . Ikir. B u o k lan d h a d also given notice of the [Inspector Harwood, R.iSi.P.ft.A , algo gave followittg resoJution, kutiihe said he would, w ith evidence, and supported Mr. Le; thaiiih ap . . V\.,- ;iri 1 .Ifi'i'inL/' ‘ draw it ; "That Mr. Ffie^ be reappointed.Master pfenl for lenient punishm ent for th e b o y . B, EASTBOURNE. ' \ aim- ou litf So of the Workhouse whijo serving in H-M, Favy in The case tvas dismissed with a c a u tio n . SUSSEX STORE compliance withLocaiGbvornment (Emergency LAS TBOURNi:. Provisions) Act 1916,[so that hia.serVicts may ~ , PRAMS from count for superannuatldn as though he were iu our employment at home.” ' , . (BY BARCLAY’S/ BANK) MONDAY.—[Before the Mayoi; ( Ableerttiaii C. * PUSHCHAIRS ia It was however! decided, on the proposition of O’Brien Harding), presiding, M ajor H. P. Molineux, Sir Steyning Ei: efley,; Mr. F'rom 1';6,) (Also at T'înbridge ^êlls). Claude Bishop, Councillor C. W. B o lto n , operaljive during ihe war, and Mr. Sydney Hudson.) * A c c e s s o r i e s it't H ACtidg M atron’s Balary,—At the meejing of the committee it was resolved to recommend the ■ A ' - \'i 1 BojUd th^-t an additional salary of £20 pci Six Lighting Cases. ooooooooooooooo b o o o poooo6oooc)O O oO oiooooc'nd| E. Scoitt (chairman/i Colonel O. [M. Oweri. SIn the first case the defendant was Emslie Curry's, Portliiml,. C M G j C.l.E, (vice-chairraan). Miss Brodie- John Horniman. Grand-par aide, thfe light Hall, Mrs. Fahey, MisSLoug, Miss Bol|dero. Mrs. cofiiplained of being stated to b e v is ib le FropT ietbr A-B-L n e f e r . * I . Gatlift'i the UevB. J. T. Burns, A, A fEvans, H. from the sea. Pain, .Councillors B. Bradford, C. Chapman, ,1. iP.c. Coleman said the light was seen at Prior, j.P.; and J. Eden? Messrs J| Birch, J. Z/a.m. Fined 30s. [ L. Reid, J. Youell, S. IS.- Buckland, Josiah VVill-i Goldie Kenigabert, Gro-nd-p arade, was LINOLEUMS, CARPETS mott, I. G. ,shield, Q, Horo-by, J. S. Haynes,' summoned for displa,ying too m iich light at Li and Ml’, J. Robinson, with the.,Crcifu (Mr; A. 10 p .m . o n M a y 14. : *1 H u rst), I ' !'■ ■! ,, i Police-constable G. Champio g a v e evi- : AND B1 clenco. and a fine of 30s.' vvas in posecl. 83 S E A S fD B ' > Mildred Curl, Grand-pabacle, Was stat[ed by Special-constable Paterson 1 be irespon- Lsb AGENTS FOR THE PATENT A GIRL’S “ FAIRY f ALES/ sible for a similar offence z 9.55 p .m . K . \ S 1 B O | on May 17. This light also wifs isible from the sea. Fined 30s. BrAHchc’s at S o-u Ua iA iv» p I x'* t.», Bovu'f A Polioeifran’s Deqor^tiilins. COUSIN OF ETH EL LEV THE i ' In the case of (Margaret Rîd Arlington- ■■ I I ACTRESS.” road, the light was stated to Ife visible at io.5 p .m fj P o lic e -c o n s ta b le P a tc h i n g , wh(o: gave evit' Charged on remand with giving false infor ,donee, wofê the ribbon; of the M ona S t^ f mation ’on an A.R.lj). lorm on Ma;f 13, Doris Slid two wound stripes. A R E C E N T testim onial . C Q KR'I Webb i loiided not guilty at ihe PoUefe Court on ' The Mhyer remarked that h i was glad J .Friday!, \ f Patching was able to take up h is d u tie s Messrs. JOHN PRING & CO., ■M.’tK !. i.v A E ^ M Y Evidence was giveuj by the hoiftekefeper at St. a g a in . EASTBOUR.NE. Cloud’s, Royttl-pai adej to the eifect that prisoner - Defendant was fined £1. Dear Biri. ' i' signed the name ot Lfevy. | Police-constable Reader : Gray gave evi I have great pleasure in sending you a testimonial alter a A male witness, noi^ in the cable service and dence in the case of Mary MclCean, Junc very severe trial of one of your “ Vi-Spring Mattresses," but Ml. . is i ii ■ 't;.. QUIRES formerly a soldier, sard that prlsonek'met him tion-road, summoned in rOspeeb of a light there is really nothing one can think of that;-would do .lustice to " quite casually’’.near tlie front and told ‘.im issuing from the smoke roomjof the Waver- this truly perfect invention. I have just recovered from a very that her name was Iris Levy, -fcihq also said ley. Hotel at the windows Of which no blinds she was a cousin of Ethql Levy, the aciress. were drawn.-Pined £1. ! Other statemenIS volunteered by prisoutrlwere In the case of Mary Downes, SBolton-roacl, that she was engaged at tho Law Clourts, an, the light complained of was \ i[pible a t 1.20 felt sore and nncomfortablo. but after all thi>se weeks on the that she bad come to Ea ibourne for a test. a.m. on May 19. Police-conss i a blc Parris “ Vi-Spring” I have not an ache or pain. I siiupl.v cannot speak She enquired for a siultable place at which to was the witness. A fine of £1 w as imposed. too highly of the intense relief experienced, indeed the \ i- stjty and when she hifd got fixed up tje filled up Spring M attress’’quite completely spoils one lor. any ordinary thje form' at her dictation, and'she [signed the Bicycles Without Liglit. mattress.—Yours faithfqlly, W. I’. -name Levy. [ ‘ > Oriifinul cfiji hr seen on i-eunest. Chief-Detective Insipector Wells sajid at 10.30 Police-sergeant Geer gaye ev.laenco in a case in -H'hich two defends nts, Annie ■p.m. om M ay 14. d e fe n d a n t a n d th e ih a n a g e re ss l-.AS 1 Ib 'i cam- ;to the Police; Stktionf In conslequence of Evered Langney-road. and Etni ly Bridger, WOM what/ the manageresB : of St ClOudj said with were summoned for ridingj bicyc les without reierettoe to the AiR.E forms ithelt she had a light on May 22.—Fines of s. ' were im- .V K l.U A '- reason to believe the signature wa|s false) he p o se d . YOU W ILL BE TRAINED FREE asked her nam„q.and she said Doris'Webb. She also stated thalt her father lived at (South Bel- B grayiai Victoria, and that she was on e a v o u rin g A N D P A I D UR ING A I N I N G to find a man who haidltaken her to some aiiart- -TK! I ; . 1 D) .luents,: ? ' • DYSPEPTICS GET |(EI4£F Sc ;! -ra ■ • After the Magiatrat/es had decided to convict. : ’ ‘r ■ ^ . a| ! I - A N D Y O U ENROL R T H E Chief I Detective Jnspecior Wells said that M O N E Y B A C K kir.:;- ''fAi 1. ' V ^ . 1 prisoner left home int July last year. She came Ir* to Ettktbourhe and livpd with relatives in Wil- DURATION OFf 'i^ H E W A R I N lowfielti-road. She left there andlltttle was known of her since. A|nparen tly she had several A 'REMiRKABLE |r BMEDY; i , I situations..none of ■which she had iftpt for any JK .lengthy period'.'" r- :[:J 1'! AN EXCLUSIVE I N C H O I C E 1 1 . .1 per cent, of QUEEH M A R p A AUXILIARY CORPS ' Misa Mott-Trillfe Ba>d that she had known the The contention ,tliat over 90 STOCK OF ;; D E S I G N S : : D' t '.4 girl since Augiiff{ 19X% She came as a night all etomach troubles ;are feitnei directly or BEDSTEADS I V -ni ■ '1 I ‘ ‘ T' Case tfi th e sh e lte r. . iWhiliB sh e w as u n d e r h e r indirectly due to acidity oy f'|ood fe rm e n - i> I iilr li'-li.’.i cU m ium J \E -tv:| w care she had been vetv’ well behaved] tation. eeem,6 t-o be amply ji ven |b;^tbe N o ti.'iis Mii.<'i'iii Prisoner was bound over in her cwti rt cognl- uniformly instant relief ex riencetl by 1. r niaU ts> )- FILL LN TfHIS FORJ^ AND S e Ad IT TO zanoes foi'isix month^.' sufferers from indigestion S a., n i dyttpepeia roH .a. I •(• : r i i c ; ' i,P wlio take half-a-teaepoonfiii lof pure Bisnr-, 33X. forruor Fst" I'L THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR ated M agnesiarin a little cr immedi-i informal iou. (Divisional Office) I ■ ately after eating. Many dye]ijieptice, how- AN EX-SOLDIER'S REMAR|

li ! I : i . M ' T H E lEASTBOURNl^ GAZETTE MAY 29, |9lfe I T“T*~ “ \m APPEAL TRIBUNAL. ♦ / rI ■ 1 •. ♦ 'J i f 1 ■ THE REV. :E. J. iMORGAN | AND e a s I b o u r n e c a se s h e ARD AT l l . ♦' 1 I S i MISS L F. Co o p e r . 1 LEWES. f • • ■ i COPPER ♦ The; East Sussex Appeal Tribunal had b l o c k Iin g A wedding of much interest jn the a busjy day at the County Hall, Leweb, on county took place at St. Saviour’s phurch Thursday, when -no fewer than 62 oases ♦ on Thursday afternoon, the bridegroom 1 THE p 4 t H figur^ on the agenda. i being the Rev. Ernest Jam es Morgail, Vicar The; members present were MajorL.' tato ♦ • ;TO'| * of Westfield, Battle, and previousW for 22 Thojrriton, D.L., J.P. (chairmarij, Eieuten- .vear.s Itectoi of Aldrington, Hove, ilnd the ant-C616hel C. iV. Owen, Alderman B. T ie]' - 1- bride Miss Lqttie Frances Coopef, twin . ♦ VICTplfY ? daughter of Mr. Th'omap Cooper, iof Fin- Rowei and Mr. T. Pargeter, with the owii 1 mere, College-road, Eastbourne. j | Natiolial Service representative (Major ♦ The service, which was t'ully choiial, was W., Wi. Grantham). , -the 1 conducted by nhe Rey. 'CMion H. j tJrling [ Farmer’s Stable Hand to Co. A L i i / A ; . 1 Whel])ton, who haM the iissistancej of tne . ♦ Rev. Frank Morgan, Vicar of St. JlAniie s, In ther ’ case of M. C. Marshall (37), Class 1 Brondesbury (brother; of the bridekropm). A, etahleman, his, employer. Mr. E. Mer High-class Diamond Jewellery purchased »rour ' The altar. wasl beautifully decoratfd wi|;h cer, Applied against the refusal of the ♦ YOUR o p p i : burning "p^rt dee)) red and pink tulips. local s tribunal to renew the certificate from a firm of established reputation, is a sound in- t- ‘ ! ■ I of exemption. The employer ia a butcher vestmeni;, as the market value of good stones increases own ♦ )f tons of cpal— The.Bride’s Dl-ess. and farmer, of Eastbourne and Heretmon- ceux,; who urged that the man , was doing every year. At Saqui & Lawretme’s you have a wide I tain V 1 [ ^ used every day in heedless boiling The bride wafs go\yued in Joflye blue works of national importance on the farm,,' Handsome Pearl, ^ hengaline, enricflied' with panels of silver and in; his spare time undertook the culti-j choice qt prscGcally surrounded with 3 [arm of clothes —coal [which meansji increased jw crk lace, and she wofe-e a liat of black tiille and vatiqh of the allotm ent of a woman -whosel lace. Her bouquet was compo.sed ,hf lilies, WHOLESALE PRICES. lineDia- _ ^ luishdud had recently died. monds. £ 4 /1 0 *= of 2 to the railw ays, alreadj pressed to d sal of the valley and spraj's of orange blossom. In ['reply to Major Grantliam, applicant There were ho; bridesmaids. The ;Rey. A. agreed that his business wiis mainly that w ith vital. W ar traffic ? H. du Boulay jTteted as best man. i of aibu.tcher, but claimed that his farm Miss Elsie Read, who , efficiently 4resided worlf [ was not inconBiderahle. i Help tQ prevent this waste by using Rinso^— ihe at the organ, iilayedisomc beautiiiil wed Major Graiitiram suggested that in vi,ew ding music during the cerenn.ny. of the fact that the man had! bejen granted cold Water washer—ahd avoid the use of extra There were a great num'bt'r of apquaint- exG)Br|)tion ‘from time to time for two I lalf - hoop IJiamond ances at the church. but oiil.v.„a f)BW inti year j, and that East Sussexi was required Ring, set withlla^lrons coal. With Rihso you save money and tinie tpo. ,j mate friends and relatives returiilKl with P ay a A rail the bridal party to' take tea at tlul bride’s to irgovide a proportion of the 30,000 meri Brilliants, l8-cb Paris design, set, M 'Soak 'iyour clothes in cpld water w i t h 1^*^*ISO. thatiwere to be taken from the land fob visit ofiri- m onth's former home. Afterwairds th e Rev. ilnd Mrs. Gold. , ! L £ 1 5 with perfectly-cut! g Rinse hand hang to dry ih the nliorning, that’s kll E. J. Morgan l«fft for their honeymoon, the Arniy. the decision o'f the tEastboiirn'e spection approval U i - ‘i i I ' which; is being spent at; Cuckfield. The 'Iriliunal should be allowed to' stand. to-day. allowed. Diamonds. _ 3 bride w ore a smart; grey , travell|i.ngi cos ’11)^ a ijp lic a tio n w a s re f u s e d , i i 8-ct.Gold£lO a tume. wjth a saxe blue hat. i '■ > A Grade 3 Fishmonger. The pt'esents were? as follows :— j Artistic design Diamond i j The withdrawal of the oojiditidnal exemp- To the Bride. I t ion Jof Thomas Goddard, manager to Mr. and Pearl .Pendant in THE I R T O I SPELLER Platinum setting. . Re Lbles Mr. Thorhns Cooper, (father of the bride), Gale/ ti«hm6nger and tisji curer. of East- bicycle; Miss. Mary and Miss Margaret honriie. wa? the snljject of an appeal. j F.meral^ Tablet Ring, markable value. £ 1 0 Cooper (sisters of the bride), toilet silver Airp’.i.cant, who is 40 years qf age. and siirrounc|ed by fine SOLD IN PACKET^ OF T W O S I Z E S a n d a f te r n o o n te a c lo th ; , Mi,ssif V io le t had Been originally passed A. was stated' ld three months on condition thaf he n;i(ler- • £ 5 / P B U B A R . took;R('d Gross w<;rk instc'i d of i' oliint eers. t i P E R ' b a r : siiyer m.tg: Mrs. Barnet, tahh' eeiitre; Mr. SAVES TIME AND MONEY and Mrs^ John Brown, set of sijver tea-, Gold Wrist \Vatch. Octagon design, g spoons and sugar tongs. ‘ ’ Too Late. Fully Jewelled, and w;irranted 5 years, g Miss Beatriov' Coles dross h;mg(jrs; Miss Although presei)(ting two privite medii-al Silver . jllalf ■ .. T elep b o n e 452. perfect timekeeper. Strap any shade. g n * n — # n — u ★ □ - - p j i c n - Telephone 452 Lily Coninghani, table centre; Mika C;imi)- certificates testitying that his eondiiiori t Lilly ifewelleh '-and all ' lu‘11. - silver pin cushion; Mi s:- fanning, was! not such ;i.s ...woiiId jnstif.v. his being warranted mqveinent. book : Mrs. Candy, candlest iek ; Miss Edith taken into the ’Arin.v. Geeil .VU'ri'd Butcher tp-day ! Bruford & Son, (Heather, hot-wlvter glass holder: | Dr. Col 21. hn inspeetor enipioyed by the East- I’lain and lum inous i l l i i gate. ijair of Inaiain Curtains. ’’ hource W ater Comjiany, was passed into dial. Slerling Silver. . -,1^* ' Ijady Debt, silver bon-bon dish; Miss Grade 2. and in view of this fact the \ m ixERMINUS ROAD, Dnnkiey, book ;'-Miss Daniel, b()ok; the Tribunal said that they had no alternative LTD. Misses Downer, silver gilt and tortoiseshell but [to dismiks his ;ippeal against the local ^ F O R tr:iy; Mr. and Mrs. A, De Mierre, silver trihhnars refusal to renew liiS certilicat London’s Largest EASTBOURNE, v a se . j of exemption. w e ii’s Mrs. Alfred Easton. p;iir silver vases. Asked if h< could appeal 'againsf, .the Je w e lle rs, iW f-: Are Open to give lineral,. priees for Mr. H.' D. Farnell, gold and pearl necklet ; medical decision, :ip))lie:int was adjvised C ycles, Pram s O L D IG O L D a n d b r o k e ,N- J E W Mrs. and Miss Phyllis Foord. satin embroi that he was too late 110. TERM INUS ROAD dered nightdress case; -Mr. and Mrs. — A N D ELLERY, SILVER, GEMS AND Other Eastbourne Cases. ' i iOpposile the Station), ' ■ ^ ANTIQUES. ) - — Fovargne, muffin dish. Miss Grome, silver |)hoto fram e; Master Four drivCT-m<'chanic8 employed b.t Mr. B r‘rtncê5 Oirovghoul EASTBOURNE, Nigel Gordon, china shoe;. Miss Gurney, liovnly. of Eastbourne, were :ippealeil for Lonaon a'p v.- , Mr. x • exand i * vx x.-xMrs. Rohbrt C of past bourne, whoso age is 5l and c a te - iply add w ater Heunell, hot-water glass holder; M|’s. Hales, gory C5, was gr;inted exemdtion o hn £ 8 8 0 to £12 12 0. n handkerchiefs; M rs.; Hancock, cheque; Mr. M..Ai.R,0. certifiraite granted in I conseq .ren[ce S t r a i n i and Mrs. A. Haylock, fruit spoon; Mrs. of his being engaged on aeroplane con|Ltru( Vjfe are offering by far the F inest n Humphry, pendant. ( tio ii. ' i Gaptain- ,and Mrs. Gerald Jonjcs. glass J:|me8 Hookham, 41 Gr;ide 2, plasterer, Value on the South, Coast. ^ 2 * Soups howl; Mr.s./Gerald Jones, nightdi(csB case; employed hy Mr. Wilmot, was stated by E y e s Colonel and Mrs. Johnstone, se t' of - silver Mr. Chester Hillnijan to bo [engaged bn Apostle teaspoons: Miss Johnstone, Governmerrt eontr.'tcts, and . an adjonrn- PRAMS from f s ' 14 6.; * cushion: Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Jones, [sib ment until the nextysitting was ordered to n Mr. FjRANK HAMBLIN, vet sugar sifter: Miss H arriet Jones, table enable a certificate to he proepred. If YOU CAN NOT SEE WELL PUSHCHAIRS in all varieties * centre; Miss IE. Jack, work hag; Dr. and Urging that,he was partially blind, sub- (Mrs. A. Hill .Joseph, honey jar and spoion. .ieef to fits, anrl had a flat foot, W. Field, —-SEE F ro m 1 6 /1 1 . j Miss Lbxbyt casserole -dish; Key. G. W. 39, G ra d e 1. d ;iir y m a n 's m a n a g e r , w a s a n 3, Sussex Gardens, iLeachman. b-pok; Miss Mildred Lane, book; apiilication for a medical re-eâmination. I II •Miss G ra c e L pw e, p a ir o f vhseS. It| reply to Major Grantham, applicant Accessories at Rock-bqltom n Miss Hetty Mcdd. sit of silver tea-knives; adrnltted 'that these ailments were pointed, Mrs. Murray,(gold and aquam arine brooCh; ^ ( o a d , out| to the five doctors who! recently, cx-i STOVIN, '. - [ ■' ' j ‘P r i c e s ^ D Termiinus Major and .Mrs. Miles Morgan,^ breakfast amined him. Application granted. j ■! I service; Miss Morgan, stiamLng wojrk- Covers 3 /li, Tijbes 2/9,| all the * hasket; Mr. and Mrs. Vernorl Miles] pai^ best goods^ irichiHing Dunlops, ,• ^ cut glass vases; Miss Yernor Miles. leatheiT/ 5,, Central Building^s, ! i : i ® EASTB DURNE. Hraclshaw cover; Mr. and Mrs. 'Murdook.* “ D one H is B it .” —F red Silvgrlock, ex-Ser- Curry’s, Portland, etc., etc.—in handkerchiefs; Mrs. W illiam Muri’ayl bowl geahUMaster Tailor, Royal Sussex Regi S tock . dl and vase of Sussex] pottery. J ment, ihvalided, has re-opened'.as a Ltidies’ SEASIDE ROAD. Mrs. Napier, handkerchiefs.; .Miss-Nickson. and Gent's Tailor at the old-gddress, 9. Sea Ophthalmic Optician, pincushion in stand; Mrs. Horace Newman. side Jonly address), where a splendid assort- r Silver sardine servers. meh of Suitings and Overcoatings, etc..- The only Optician in Eastbourne Miss Overman,, Libert^' blotter; Mrs. can: he keen at reasonable priyes. Nothing TELEPHONE 93. Orme-Webb, (cheque; Mr. and Mrs. FI. H. too! lajrge. ■ Nothing too small, and no Pro Oxle/, old chlina plate and .piece Teneriflc fiteering., Do. your bit hy your patronage. ------with Three Diplonias.—^------I work. i , ; - (A dvt.) ' I ■ i '9 , Mrs. T. W| Paton, pearl brooch; Miss n83. SEA SID E ROAD, Pone,■'Silver jphoto iframe. ,iFpr p Mrs. Robert Rlissell, hook; MisS Rohin^ □ EASTBOURNE, h o m e - made; son. handkertliiefs: Mr. Stanley Rohinsqn, silver-mdunt'ejd inkstapd; Miss Margiiêt oooooooobooooodooooQoopooooooo p o ooooPobPioooooooooooooooooooboooo Rigg honey spoon; Miss Rowsell, set of hat p Branches at Hastings. Portsmouth, o o )' i-L pins;' Mr. aiid Mrs. A. G. Ryder..travelling Southampton. Bournemouth.iCte., etc BREAD case; Miss Elsiq Read, cushion cover; Mifi*), o o Cakef, Puddings and, PieK use Evelyn Reid, tphOtograiih fram e; Miss Rise'} ♦ a-njkn—n

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1 0 T H E EASTBOURNE“ • I ■ ' ■ ■ GAZETTE,\ ■ , ' A I A Y 2 9 ,' l1918 l T {SITUATIONS WAl SITUATIONS VACANT. SITUATIONS V a c a n t . HOUSES & FLATS TO LET I FOR SALE. SPEClAb R A T E S SITUAT^bNS WANTED, TRADE ASSISTArn CpMPANIOfjlS AND GOVERNESiSES GElilERALS. rOUSEKEEPER,- superior w o ijlg in g ; f o u r jFURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. OGKlLi' i’ro'-isioi; busun-st.. foH A UVERTISER (li-sir. FQR PERSONAL. u i.'ex villa'ge. traaio £14 vy, l)usinc-?s and com OVBKNESS requires Morning Bngage- e n e r a l wabted; plain cooking; family in , fa m ily ;_ h e lp given.—fc; t1____ a t e ___fu ll iLl Available Houses. Illustrated regis- r'lr I particulars, w with' ith ' salai _ dohbh' has been, done; stock, uten~Ua,-. \ Army di-'ichargi.-d ; ag<- i8| J'H PREPAIDVAIlVERTISEM ENTSi m eiitj. to' teacli arid take out young three; good .wages and outings.—27, H s a l^ y required.—L.27i', ! ;ter arid full list'on receipt of requirc- ira rd e n . 'v3’1-mx1 firc-n. I. children,; | rnhkibal; experienced]—G.242, Lushington-road, East;-bourne.-^c [ Gazette and Herald Offices Eastbourne.—A a iio n ,£100'.- A p p ly J 'r i v a te W in l;i a . :;>2' - £ G G Ameiits.—Killick & Dailies, House Agents,D, (.om iiany. 1st London, B.'ackUown 1 -. Gazette and Herald Offices, Eaetbppr;ne.—f e n e r a l servant' wanted, also strong ITCHENMAID lietiuired .—’VV'iite f u ll TeiiininuB-road. Eastbourne. Earn borough. Hants.- a O ' [lost in I'lasl o--.n ri /advertisements Wserted in FOUR Papers a d y desireei ppet as Companion ■ House- Lad.—Apijly Spring-Bakery. Willing- particulars J L ^ a' Conap Doyle, ■OflFORE letting your house'clear out alJ celU bit r e f e r ; II k,*-^. ■ keopdr; Eastbourne.—J.lBl, Grizette & don, near Eastbourne.^—c ICrowborough, Sussex.—A a n d Laundry for'sale, going G K XXi; the Waate Paper and send-.it to the good premises; tnuie ,f7' t-. and Hci-ahl tiliicc-. L.i- ^ at the Pjrice of ONE. Herald Ofi.ces, Eastbourne.-t-C | e n e r a l servant! wanted by June 3; i t c h e n AIAID /(expcriencsd) tVantod, at L mills for re-pulping; good prices are given weekly : large garden,'sL tbJ.es; rent ni. . l 'U 111 11"' -"I n o u n g Lady- (aged 23) dfeeires situation two in fam ily; wieekly help given; age once; wages |E24; good butipgs.—Hon.bu by ;T.. 'R. Beckett. Ltd., who hawe received H 1 .as Crimpariipnj light duties; mueical. 20 to 30.—A p p ly , a f t p r 5. |to 19, D e R boe- Airs. L.‘ Tollcmaclie. Dimioiel,H a s le m e re . ate; cause for eeljin;^, son joining u)i, - ' tio o ; !?■■' I ■ G K a Government license to collect waste laundry in sm all tow.n, near Lastiu.’.,. P ow ell. 8. .''li.i ( 'i-'L., ; Small Prepaid i/Advertisements ef the c ., Lyndhprst, 115, jMihvardJrd Haejiinge ^—a road, Eastbourne.—c ; S u r r e y .- c B Y paper, which is'required for munitions.— no- agents.—Y.8742. Gazette and 11*-' ISCH.M i'G K L > - , Personal Requirements Class such as e n e r a l , good, wanted; two in family; ITCHENMAID required Jat orice; good Seri Cl a postcard to M anager, Printirig''D'e- NURSES A N O n |u RSE cblWPANiONS.^ P ^ N (O N S wages and ouliiigs.- 4I,, Offices, Kastboiirnc.r c : w illin g to h-.i i n o Ladies Requirmg Servants, wages £16; age fS to 20.—W ellingham W o o d sg a te - paijtment, office of this newspaper.—x V[URSE Train Houoe, Higli-otreet,' Sfeyning.—c' place, HeXhilLon-Sea.—e F' you have. Waste Paper or. Old !•!' ledgi'D of jiniidl I,;;; ' , Servants Requijring Situations^ 2, York-rdad.i Baet- G K f lyilCKLEWCCD, London.—Small noii> for Sale send amiroxirnate wuigii lioiirrie, • vi |ite cases i daily under OOD General wanted at once, boarding ITCH ENM AID wanted small private w basement house to let furnished; three .nice; good rcl.-i.fn - Ariticles for Sape, t i medical 61 pervis, on; fully trained and cer T , nouHeiigdod outings.—3, Breed-place K hotel; temporary or pejrmar en t; very I'F. R. -Beckett,' Ltd.; fvasie . imper ie ■Horitld Oflb'c-. ha 11'),-. reception, four hedrooms, telephone; Jtbouf, qnir'ed for muriitionsJ—Address Alan.i Articles and Property wanted, tifioated jl ipefereni es to local doctors.-fz Hastings.—c |- good wages. -Hhrtingtoii L a w n . H a ltin g - (jyj. tniiuites from, Metiropolit:m Railway. liO C E K V a ml re q u ife i I situation In Eastbourne; OO'D General Servant wanted, fpr ton-place, Eastbourne.—( Print-i-ng Departm ent, bffiee of this pap. i ncl igi tile, i-.-.o 1:1 ;-i :■ Hqiuses to be L|eti i h iin u te ’b u sc s .- r>pl.y' S’... c /o S m ith ’s T LIS'L W lia t t \V ;in t.' *,i;(.rdej! 'in d .’i\ ; eiitiri; char e jof baby; or twol yoUng small pi'ivate hblise; gotid home; good a i d s wanted. Hospital Coijivalescent I illiiar.v, Bournemon) ■ grirG :or post of t m.-i , . Property of , a(l kinds Wanted, etc. h .- A - Nl'ts, Innried, 'any six.** t(.> (>rdCr. qlHldren ; ■ live : i 1.—W r ite Z.8844, ■ G a z e tte Gjvvag'.'.c; lib e r a l o u tin g ‘|—A jip ly , b e io r e 9 a n d Home. Parkwood, Swanley M ilita r y HAS'r.UOURNE.—FTirnished ■ Hejns-e to 1 let m;eri t-s ,.15 ri::' r--'- i -i; When PREPAlbli will appearl in the a h d H t'r a l i Offic s. Eastbourne.-^c > ufter 7, jll6, Firle-roadj, Eastbourne.+-c Hospital: personal interview r c q u ir e d .- - or. balf-ineli ilie,s)i ; price li.rt |iy rnur j'llcek .-rB .S s'!. i'.'i.i-::-: ApplyM Matron.“:B li| in’ best resideniiai pari of the town; ;F. Ball, (;>arden. Net -.Merelttuit, tta,;,!; whol^ of the fbllowing FOUR widely rp E-ENGAGBMB N't as Nurse-Coippanion ^ÛPERIOR General for country; good fivd bedrooms, lounge huulin.g, bathro(>m. Ea (t'bonrnc-. ' -Bt.', to lajSy o r feehtleman; middlei-aged.- L j S knoivvledge cookiing, strong anb active; IDDLE-AGED Petsiin w tn lcfi a-i H elp } rn-ar Al aidstone. ;■ t ' ATATTG.N'AL ( circulated andi bid-established news- rnucli tulip given; one,lady and child; £30; > in sm all farriilions*'. - B a n , .sithiking-room, dliiing and. drawing, room.' , A.DY'.S light \\eiglit..'medium sizi-, F. Lillies Griffljths, Llandilograban "School, Br- l y ,' lla m - ha,il! kitchen, and lisnal bllieeg: hof-tyater, 1 ■ ! offer.-- 'i'!'.’. ;c i. ' paper's at the wood S.O. iRaclnorshire.—c relialhle, nice maid greatly appreciated.^ b.iTc3k,'M K m s w o rtli....c J ■ 'I'T'eneii C o a t, f o r ’ ,-■tale, ;ilso tw o 1 Gazette .V Hi-raM (rif ■ Mrs. \Villiams, Heatlieriand.s, Buxted. Sus- ri'IHE Upperton Registry t)ff ee IS n o w o p en eirt'iilatur, telephony, and elcetrie light. ' O v ei-fo als. a ll sn .it-ib le l.,r I,■pin o r One Inclusive minimum charge of is. "Ol'NG Rady I seeks tem pbrary :engago- Wi]ite A.H.S., Gazette, and. Herald Ofliees. i 1 OHORTH.WD T-.i'is inent ajs Oomiihnion or Niirser.v Govi'r sex .—c X ]jf-to ill npplicants as d s u a l s e r v a n ts e x c e lle n t e o i'n lilio n . t:'-ooper. 20, ((,■:-»! ,i y ■■ ; V o n n a l.-ii' v ' ‘ for* Twelve Words, TANTED, good General; good W ages ; ajp Iwaiitetl for all claases o|f En.g b o n riie .—A i mad, Eas-t-ironriie. .v ' • • ' 'J ii.pss; (UiUy or reBi(lciit.—U.3.10. G azette aiuj situations at fS'rBOURNE.—Fu'vnUhed ITon.se to Lot.. ; I t;i -/et t c .V Fill-:;,!.! ( r--, , . and jpro fata. j H erald ’‘Of|ees, lElistibouriie.—a w comfortable home; anotber kept.— good wages; no fees to se rv a 11 ts,.-^'Airs, J ADY',"-* ('alcoit (ycle lot.! Sep ' Y /ir A N T E I ) !iv :i i; ,'/;.: ■ A|)),1^nji'i' 29, The Avenue, EaHtbourne-c .Tones, 9. New Upperton-ro id . E a s tb o n r n e Jnl.y. 6 minute.s from sea and station, I J ’ ILlbbits.- Pei-l lei.'hi rs 11 ugget:. ) Three Insertionsilfpr 2s.; six insertions [Continued on Page 11. eeptfmi rooms, .5 t)edrt>ome (2 doublet, : >V . nicl'iri'--'.'. a'i-. ; TiAN'rED.- good (ieneral Serv;int; com (hear 01*1 Town Post Office).- A ,gat('. Uingnjer. a .a b s ta tiK'r -aii-'! r. ' : Pbr 3s. fortable home: help given.--Railway li:itlirooin. 2' lavatories. ,Y.317, (Tazi'tte A ' •J, .\I\’,()E Roe{tjiig-Horse...... tor e, .-xr ÂNTEDj, Daily Woman o r 6 i r l ; s le e p Hern Id Offices, Eastl'ionrrie.—c war"*(II- lo.'ig,- ; ;-'o i,-- i Hotql Lydd, Kent.—P in or out; for kitclie i,—M rs. A llies c o iiinrion; price -64. - N,'288. Gp;--,, tial.-iYr'itc l' ii ;j, i': . ANTED, trustwM'thy- Gencyalf board jAtfrRNlSHED Flat;F l a t ; 3 bbedrimms. e d rim m s. sifting, 11.-raid Office.',j Fastbonrne.--A ! This- i-eriee giveiel; the vridest publicity SlTUAl VACANT. WBrentwood,Wilmin'gton-gi,rdenis, East- ro o m : v a c a n t! Jn l.v 3.- 9, llo y a l- p a r- office..!, E.,-1-t'- I .i;'i ii. ! ing house: kn'ownedge cooking; experi- IG'HT singb' horse !,-;uidan (le.-.iiiv throughout SueSei.;:Surrey and Kent. It b o u r n e .—C Ea.rtbonrne.--iA ■ y -o i N , I , i leoinputed that all eucli aiinouncementfi W, eneod kifehenm.iid might suit; good home, ANTED Woman. over sin g le ;ind t",'ewl.n.'el laigg.-igf Cari, 11.' X at !I .-'ccr.-:-,i; ■ '1 ■ .. GENTLEM woulil hi' pleased to 'near i gooti outings.—Ajiply 41. Jevington-fardens, Le-t. three-roomed FUit, fnrni;s)ied, over-road.-J'ias'l le.tnrin'-.'■ I loiue under the inotice of uo fewer thaii to eoni- handed: twb famil.v. A rs liotli'dilloii. J vii I S in ‘I -ira (-!■:- ■ ri-ci ■ ! East bourne.—f ' ' ' I n.se of. wasb-hoiise,- A'lipl.v 6a. Grang*.'- a r b l e Tahl(?.— Hamisoine niarPlc, plete a string kiuartette.—P., e/o Clifts, Harcoiilbe.i Lij'wes.—c road. Eastl'ionrne.- A v.a to Lot i-I i n i'. i a - ‘ ■ 180,000 i READERS ANTED, General Servant; good obar- TA .N'l'ED, I Lady Gook-lipuscli* :i ml I to be psold .e-heai): be.'vut i 1 dlly o.i i.aniidrv ami ■ ; Gildredge-road, jEttstbourne.—c act-r: help given; small house: three [Continued on Page 11.1 with cut, ,i)ol'islled pt'h'hles. eins!- i,., every week, eneuri|ig a much 1 r g e r p n b - ,4 HUNDRFID Wqmqn W orkers ivanted.— w laid.v H-mse-pa rlonrm aid : f: r m e r s o r M i\f ra. ; la vii s. 39 < ' ■'■■ • Wj outings wet kly : good wmges.—Gotlalining,tr;idesmaii's (buigbters; preferrt (1 : .snnill d e s ig n ; coot £ 3 0 ;'c a ty he seen ie, Vah. tv, (, licity than that afiprded by any Other jbpal .V hundred kebn young Cliurkhwomen Gorringe-road. Eastbourne,—c 1 ment.—A..P,,S., Gazette -aiid HCrai.! Gai tihT'fpr«a II as follows ; are wanted at price! to be Irai’ied for .Chris fa mil.v - Nf;\t lic r. G ro v e L odge, B io ;id w :U ei VDUNC L.idv sc. ki. ANTED, a General Servant for apart U'-oribing;- A . j E.ast-bonrne. ■ Tc I \ ---j 1 a n ; . >v ( i'a- tian work in tlpc .Church Arfhy. to: lake the ment house whore a- fexv iieople only \\ TNG to rhr.i-iage el hibour and i pliiiYi of evangejlists gone' to .the Front, TTT'ANTED, House-boy, 1 with sojiie lirev i- TO BE LET ON HIRE. Apnt I tv. Si-in !c. 20. , are. taken : sleep in or out.—bill’s. Lester. 47, \\ ou-s t r aaiuirig under liiitler ii ir c h .ioini'ng up. lU, ('.art H.jr.'.'s for Hiyi t . Sn sex \ EASTÔURjiME GAZETTE ^ They sho.uld tip over 21 years of age.' They .levingt.on-gardens.L Eastbourne.—c ' , good workers, fro.rn IStS to 17 hands, ht "\7 Ol NG la dvmiI'si ri s o; need not' be ;'xi|perieneo(l or highl.v' edu- of England. Ai.pl.v Mrs. Hard.y, C h ilw o rth 0 [Continued on Page 11.] •M anor, S u r r e y .—c D) wislu's to Let on Hire beautiful road or farm. E. I'.rieher .V Coilti . .1. . <'.rivc.aiTm SUSSEX dl|u'NTY HERALH eated. The tr;|fitj)ing is free: board, Ibdg- IV .-\.ngeln.s H rinsm tad Hîano as Angelus (o rs. 7, '(.lolds.tono-st reel , Hove, r ll (! . ,10.'. Kiv!i-i,,ad I'a-;' ing, laundry luld outdoor uniform being ' (wSt (Lewejs— District GIRLS. (Continued on P a g e 11. h i'(dls| or Piano.—-Apjtly B.27. (Tazette j|3IAN() for Sale, f-.'rat'd. ■XrOUNl'; ladv a- .Trnm- il: provided gra.tik jdariag training. .Salaried 11 iiid Her;ild Offices;’ Eastbourne. A , b a r ii St r u n J. „..ck^ -j, .m.r,v- E d iticfb l ■ ! led for successrul caruli- g.le p posts are iiroyi IR l . (yoU ng) w antel; some experience OUTDOOR SERVANTS. to n e ; 23 g iijm -as. r '--1 Fa--; !)■■ m I-.1.-. 3; SUSSEX dQUNTY HE,R/\Lp nates after] Ir nifig. Miss C:iirl:'c, Hon. o) c o o k in g '; sm a!house of j district /^ lA R T E R wanted, with lad breferred H q ti't, l,<’\ye,s. y o i ; TNG L :i.'y (,-.-kc (nail^ham-jHeathfield aind Dis Sec.. 61, llry ; tone-street, Afar de .\rl T >> f ' ■dailv,-i-31. Sea ford-road E a s tb o n r ijp .—c ECOND (.iardener wanted ilailly: boy or OFF ER E l)' for hirst' an form at i.on Icad- \ lady riot ob.iected to; Eastliourne. i-ug to renting a- siriall unfurnished N ig h td r e s s .('a.-.-,-., IHi'n-H.:. - X ' tv-c.- r . m ^PPRENTICESIJ'id Rcqnii'ed.—W ell-educated AjSf'PBD, Daily Gi .1, or otherwise. , 16 Sa.chets, Table ,(,'en.t ri's, Pa; -i]., IT n n -' m c. 1 r.'i-v" onlig laLdlcs reciuired for costnnie, I lion'-ework; 'good Appl.y Kosemonnt,- G r:uid-i)ara|de. East se, or suit;ible flat;' Redoubt district R 'PAID SCALE OF w llc) 18, to h e lp i S P o o teard .s. e tc ., ha 11 d-iia I7i'a -i .P-■ yr ' o u i T i n REVISED PRE mantle, ntilliiur.f and,ladies’ underctotliing wages,! B., Pat ten den s. i Hailsliam-road, lionriH ‘. - A 'erred; need urgent .—Hristow, 77, .l!oy;tl- AGGONER w;inti*tiil • h u dg.es.- L e ig h to n . I 'lL r ,-. L n-g'-t . -liL- -.w-'ik CHAF|GES FOR departm ents; an| e.xoellent opportunity for HeathtieUl.—A , ; Terininus-pl;ice, Kast bonne- I-iast bon m a. c ■' V cott:i,ge ;iml garden close'-’to st;ible.--- I'Ti.AT o r; IJ;ilf ' H o u se .w ;in te,l. m ifn r- i oting lailies . t leaving sclioql.—Apply V OUNG Gii'l wanted as B e t Av cpn -m aid, '^ .M .\R T . (j'ob, six ,\< a rs .>ld, la .n , NT Manager. Pin mer Roddis. Ltd.-, East- X a g e 13 o r 16] e-.- £10 tp .£15. WApply ('llitt('.liden, W eavering.lidstone.-r M nislied : abiive .shi.-)) not ob.jecled lo. ■ COMPA? iliiS AHn C " A D V E R T i S E M E s j bourne.—c Ml-D.-imiJd, l>ou.glas Hoiise, .Se;iside.“ r T ’ ese;'! t.h ro a d w o rk . .\ toiI,. 'I.oiii P Goombe' House, Bd'lcombe. Sus.sex.-j[i '.^Cdntinued on Page 11. i don. Sv.|v.'in ILu'. Horeh:inj Tlon-l. 1 !r ADY r..(|CU-i-s a- ( FO U RI Papers inclusive. o y anted for delivelry cycle; '.TVV’EEN I'olegate & ileathfield. Villa in all o r G irl [Continued on P a g e 11.] 'i ^M.\RT l’on.\' 'I'nrnont, 2 bands ' invn ! '-l I'c'ir ‘.p good wag.,êt —Weston, Grocer, Cuven- witii tju'-ce bedrooms; Jul.v till. Septem- i S ie-Tico - K.1)^*. (la !’ i tiish-p'.acej Eaetb o u r n e .—c H O U S E M A ID S . A!ND HdUSE-PARLOUR — 9, Chisvvick-place, Eastbourne.-c ness Ca.vt.- would iiart |i-xoh:uiL hoii rrr. \ W o rd s u n e tj’ 3 T im es 6 'Time B B (nii'l't useful Hor,se suiialile for a n v a s s e r ], Smart Ladj’ Canvasser M A ld ■'OUNTliV t.'ott'age required for two '■f\'’'II)CiW '3? salary and commission.- ' APARTMENTS. -I' montri-s; two ladie- ai|d: maid; easy - Her.lid (itti'-es. Lewis, -i 1 2 21- . s7 - C w a n te d ; o w n school. ,Seaf. -Apply M atroii.-- Easfbonrn;'.- A Aitprentitj in draper’s coifnlting- p a r t m e n t s , comfortable, fjacing sea (about .£1,0001 detached or st.'ini- and boys.—John Duke. 41, Terriiiii!]--m; OUSEMAID (betweei imaid kept ) ; n e e d le and, Ock-lyng(‘-roa(1. Eastlionriie, al-.. NURSES AND fURSc 2 4 ■41- CI house..—Applyanager, Plummer Roddis, woman ; wages .£]5; two .in ' family and overlookin^t Pier.—Sbort, 5. Colon Honse; ground iioor; 6 bedrooms, 3 re.eet,.- F t l td.. Eastbournt! —c nade-gardens. Eastbotiriie," c ' tion rooms, bathromu; eJ.ntral imeition-eition , and 20 -,(1-liHigh-sIreet. igri-street. Hailshaiii.—n iia T ADY hicDly i-cco-.nincin good refereiiecB requirt d.—Mrs. Gouehman, AA PARTM.ENTS, furnished; aljtendance; ■Wlces 1 C I’I'ENHID . .Vriglo-Nintii;in -'I <-gvei'nn J-i n( ss v. ho s.'i - 3 0 2 / 6 i 5 ^ , '7 / 6 r e s s m a k i N! Bodice Hands & Assist- Cihdir House] G arter Uai:le, London, E.C.4.—c eHsipti.aL~C.41, Gazette A Herald ( i: D ants want e 1.—M. Phillip, 44. Grove^rd., -Lit' m in u te s e a .—.St. Mali). St, Aubyns l');iS^boiiriie. —c ■'ll HHIv Gnat for isab , I1(-.v.- !i :n;i ;; I 'l-G 6 '- 9 /- Eiiatbourne.—C hotel, £26; good h ome; eieo Between- Ho]iiHe < niifiirn ish (.(l I J - 1 , 1 , . 3 6 3 /- : a s F itters ind Engineers’ Plumbers H p a r t m e n t s .-V acant i7Ui: d r a w in g j .1 wanted.- - W r ite . or call 6 .Mayfield-' S-for B'oys. lonthsam l Men kouthsca iirnfi I'fi'.l.. I'n i .taid.—Airs. Heincen, treneva, Bexhill.—c ' - ' ' 'O for hoys! and girls, all coif ( 'oliciri.-T dad, t-'a.-i is 'i.r II. G wanted for aeroplane metal, work : no lOUSEAtAIl), single-landed', wanted for room, three bedrooms, iathroom : | |)hu|'c Jiastbourne.—.A PLEASE NOTE THE LOW CHARGE person alrhad y engaged dn Governirient country seener.y: sliort distaiiee to b a t h s ;1 'JL’SE, iinnicdiate possi.ssion ; 7-8 rooms, ; bt.i’Sc (it-ocks. lowest nriccs, ■V'URS'E-fOrin’ANitiN - a " London; in family: four eervante; A ■It, • o r wr.i'ild 1 .iki- (-ii.. r - . FOR 3| AND 6 (INSERTIONS :—Thi |e work need ap pl|^.—A p p ly in th e fireW iu - collars, apronis and rccoiniuended-M ;irtin, 'rrevose. Eensing--.! ;,'■ bath, gardeii ;'state i.-ent; anyw'nere in stock. W. F goOd wages and caps, j, top.''B ath.—iC '194, Seaside, Eastfionrnc. 'Phono d a y : t It-ir-rnig'ijy insertions'd.t the price of two; six stance to your riearc-st Employrnent Ex- cuffs found.—W ]ite X! r s . (S a n d e in a n , 9. ! sou'aiH of ’riiubridge 'Wells.- (.’ornc)'.' 51, change, mentioning this paper and■ No. A PARTMENTS to Let in Terminns-road, Beu'lali-road.. 'rnnbdiidge 'W ells.c . ■ NDEM, Chatc';! Lea, in good ( good t cst i mori ia 1-s,- N ."'' tiops at th|e price of three. Bvyan«ton-st.. Portm ar -sq., (London, W.l-c arab f u r n is h e d ; b o a rd a s d e s ire d .—X .316. 4fe'-.ild (lltici -, East ll-.n X.8725.—c ' t I () C SE Al A-ID w a u t e d tw;b in family.— ^'MALL . Unfurnished House wanted,; X . £6. A ppl.v 7. S o u th d o w n N.B.l—If this tlass of advertisement is iiOt OINERS.-Si ,ti_ ,atio n s o p e n fo r 50 good X X A p p ly :ii t e r 5, 99, Soii|h-street, East- Gazette A Herald Offices. Eastho irnc.—A Sii,)8cx or Surrey.—Address CoUage I.owcr WitUngdo'n.. EaSthoiirne. t INDOOR SERVA MTJ prepaid the chafge vvill be 50 per 'cefijt. J reliable m i(Shanics, for most impor OARD-RESIDENCE, comforta|hle co u n - Cornfi-,-‘ld-ro;ul, E astbourne,—St (VriCLIN, , in'scrilied ‘'UonciTt in', ; i|t work; emiiloymont for lioiirue.—c ]U.\'STH( irK N K .- H. n -a in; tant Governm eil try house, bath; close DoUns;. from NY ("'.ottage-w;inted, middle '.lul.v; I w ■ Linen. Curtains, etc.,' wanted to p'li -I.'I'c.v.—ro a d , !!:m; 'ionn-riic “ BRIGHTON ADVERTISER V1’ only SI.(2we!.—A ; , ■ I billiards: coarse fiebing.—Tc preferred.; in or near Polcgate, or oliase for -,cash.y;Seml postcard Mrs. -h OTRONG' and Respectable Boy or Girl W rite I.:uly lEIliott;' Ravensbropk, Oxted, RAWING Room, well furni]hed. and, to r Jêa-ford.—A^yply B.. 13. lMo7*f?an. 6a, O okl vu g:e-road Kac'Jth»]>urne 1 insertion 6/- per inch of 12 I nes, ID wanted; corn- O wanted, to do small bread round; O U S E -P A R LO U RM A Bedrooms; :(11 sea view wo do o rs' iLehjngton-ririnL .'Seafoi'd,- a _ _ lAlGIlT seco-nd-liaiul Dark Saits ‘ fortable hoam; good wages; tvy.o in , ' TTiGrri SCl- 3 insertions good wages.—A( dreat ■ 0.82, Gazette and Dfrom lMcr.-t5. Gavendish-phu E u st- ''AN'rBD. small 'Flat fiu'nished, or. - : J J • > r- ;m i- SITUATIONS VA< tamily; three maidskept.—'Miss ' Brab.v, would be coiitîdoreiL Herald Offices. Pastbourne.—c H b o u r n e .— F Bedrobins and .Sitting-room, or 1 B< 34. 36. 38 :i ad| ;a-*.cNO Ova mo .! OTRQNGj Lad wanted; left school.—Apiiiy BiU'kl;iud '-op. Betchwo rth. Surrey.-'C ASrBOURNE Sea Front L aiiig h am a nd 1 RedrSil ting: long let if euitalilo. TRADE ASSIST ALT^ o u s e -P a RLOURAiA ID want:ed ; com- 0 \ i-rcoa m 1 i 2(-y. <'()rii.tibl(/-rd.. Kac]' O Dairy 90; Latimer-road, Eastbourne-s Boarding Estalilishinent, 4‘ a'nd 45, I*.2;94.' ( ia z e tte & Herald Offices, E'bonrne-- A I'l in rin P'PUr.N'nC-E wanic-l n .- 11 (Smaller or p ro r a t a .) TE-(IiNG Mali required for geiun-al work; fdrtable situatioi girl willing to be Royalfpai'ade; terms from 35.S,; Jsite ANTED. House., with outbtiildingi and ;-i-ry ; -.velI-cdm a t. . 1 i^'lit] trained! tvonld suit.—A pply, with all par- 1 4. • - 1 I ^ ,'iAA.miKirs ■adi’iii. 'hi-artn.'i A' periUaneiicy; discharged soldier pre H d in n e r .—zz al>odt aci‘o«: e:ra«fi orchard }>ro-; u(»t iin-dn Ka re-lay, Uani I 15 ,\H a'-s.- .tj'iil.i 'J.2. S'; ferred.—Kj.269, Gjazette and Herald Offices, t i c i i l a r t to Alr.s. S w a n n Pine Ridge, Cross- u r n i s h e d .Yiiartments.f cio^* v illa g e ed: suitable poultry: near station I'>! 8 . bruok, Ems w.urt i,i. ■'i ijo'itic G-P.O.),' L a^t!). .1); t- Eastbourne.-d , '1 . ' in-Han d.—c and station. Ylrs W(‘sto n , 8, V ic- tin 10 niiles coast.'—Hnrdmaii, Press- SfSls'I'.t NT”-1'. s>k wUnt Special rates for the combined series 0 |!!£OUSE-PARLOURAIA IDi \yanted, June 1; E1URNITLRE—Wanted to Purclmst , ever . ’ ’ four papers. | QUSSEX-pPruitprers and Floriets.—A cap- toria-road.F Mayfield.-- * 1 Piiivin. Pershdre.—C' X d e so rip tio 'ii (If F u r n i tu r e fo r cash (Kiichcn 'hand. Inin O atile 1 Mana^dr and ■ Buyer wanted, to cpriifortablo home; good wages; good u r n i s h e d Bed and SitUng-rjiom. w ith .CANTED, at once, small Cottage or S c :.sid e -ro a d , Ka.-'l bon - a c. \ outings'; four maids kept.- A p p ly Mr. good iirices given. -.1. T. Wenham A- xn 1 tnsertiori 9,- per inch of 12 lines. open new depaijfn'ient at an extension to out attendaiice, with n ee o f k itc h e n ; 1 Half House, iinfurniehed, near any M22./124, l-'evense.v-road. Eastbourne-, ami i l l i a r d M a rk e r an- old-established, high-class bnkiness.— Dixoiv; 'Lyons Farm House, Broadwater, railway station 'with, good train eervict; 13 insertions 7/6 > , , ] Wortliiiig.—A i FceiitraL- - T.8205,- G azette an d Herfild Offices. ! llailsh;! m.'-F . j i : j fo r g cin -ia!' i-ci-'. :c,, ,. ."ill Write, stating experience and salary, to Eastbourne.—c 3 from Victoria.—Particnlurs to B. Wyatt, _ hinijclV gcucfi'lly n'-ciiP; ‘w af OUSE-PARLOURMA II) wanted ; w a g e s VURNITURE purchased for prompt casi: B 26 V n 6/- ,, ji ! H. T. ThorpO, |Accountant. Lloyds' Bank U R N IS H E D S i 11 i n gii- oo|m . 2 bedrooms, VCoach -CJ tt I and Horses, Greek-street, »Soho, Lon- in huge or .small quan.titii?s; no <"x week.—Su-wai-'d, ('on-.i inn'i-m fll „52 . ' ,r- 4/- „ Chambers!. Terminus-road,. Eastbourne.—c ,£24-£30, good on tin g s ;—-Mrs. V inson" k it ehi:^n ; n o ;it- dotk. borii'tic. - . ' , , ' ‘ " iSca(r's Bill. Orpington.-A , T . X use of bathroom'- and i’ pense for rcimival.—Alfred Wright, 6c (Smaller or la tiger sp.acee pro I'ata.) '\/\7’-^NTED. Apprentices, ladies’ !ind chii- H tendance', 'central; suitable laffiesi—R.91 [r'ANTED, I a . Furnished Cottage. |for ! Sonth-streel, Eastbourne. (i>OKKF,EP!KU ] TT di en’s i outfittor, -dvessrpaking,; good i^ ir r o y .—A M August, 3 or "4 bedrooms, 2 sit tin g- >(H'ick a t' n.-anTcs ; hnow lci Kegistry Offices’^ .-advertisements 4ire G a z ('tte & Ileiaild Offices. Kastboiirne.—A o u s e Dog wanted; good libirie,- AjiiiiJ oiK'ning; lwagp.<3 at once; outshle Workers, ARLOURAIAID waited, single-handed, ro oipis, at- Mayfield or riistrii.-t,—.\ddresB, cn.tr.V: wages v30iAj n.''■ .'\| chai'gedNat trade rates. thorongh’y exper(erifcedT help given p ARGE Double-bedded I Room I n itlie r Lad.i.-. E lm sd o w n .P lace. B goo(l neecHetydihEpn.—^Sussex Lace Studio, 3(5, viAoant June 4; no children.—ii.S755, Mu' kenzie, Lanercost, Sriaside-road. East- '■sliain.--;i handw rit.inu. ■ si ;Si ui'/rr-svai!. < xp| Sonfli-street,’ Ea|(Idtbourne.—F. c,; about nine ser* bon r n e .—c f , H Advertisements . should be sentl to ‘ the G az azettb'and Herald Offices, Eastbourne.—c '. ■;V'.EW fo r o ld . G ood sec/o n d -h an d Cl-otli to" G..146.' ('la/.‘-'tc Al Hi-r! ' ^ A N T T - once. Estate Carpenter. yaants kept; excellent references for oharac- 'ANTED, sm all HonSit or Part.Honse. fionrnc.—t ' Advertisement, . 'Manager,. “ Eastboupii UIBT Country Apartments tc Let. Fur ' 1A iri.g t.-aken 'i n jia rt pa> m t-u t fo r ne-w .Gazette,” Pevensey-road, Eastbourne, to over, mili tp,ry age: good wages and teer and work e s s e n tia l Churchwoman pre- unfurnished.—W-1 .Herald Office, i (.>1- easii down.. <'oo|)er. Tailor and Ont- o o t T ra d e . ■'Waiiii-il comfortable ho 'i)se.—A■ p• p ly’ P o w e "ll , & " cp.. erred ; very good wag(e lo suitable maid.— nished; one .sitting, two bedroomn, T.eri'es.—e . 1 ' ’ : Y('nmg I.ad.i k',~ ■;(.- whom all communications respetjting ad bathropm, attendance; can be recommend , titter.. 20. (’oi'ijfield-road. Eastbourne, re; vertisements ehould'be addressed, the Estate Ollici L ew es.—c teply All-;. Henry Den iiA'. S ta p je fic |ld -p la c e . ANTED, to rent, sm all F'arrn.-or good P la v f a ir , 120. S.-;is idc-r-i.i-i..' F.l ■\TTANTED, Young Majj th assist -in bar. hiaWley, Sussex'—u ed.—Mbs. L. Roberts. North ' Corner, Hore- Cottage and gai-deiv. with some I 1!) H U'.H.IR H wiui'led, in large or smali B Telephones—987,1 .'Eastbourne (twu lin^) ! w ith o u t green leaf.- .Appl!* A K E A PasM 'v tiLiKi : a | T T , noj heavy, work; short hours; dis I) for Surbiton, on June 1, hattl Road. Sussex.--c anld if itossihle.- Starnes, Holriidale, Pla.v- '■IV'-lots-, re n ll i pel.- 11. col ic V 179. L ew es; Ijo n d o ri. 4481 C e n tra l.^ : parlourm ai 1; wagi's i.£23-£30;'' L e t. fnrtiislicd B edl-:'ment as to ■ lighting, , water sumdy. AS'HIKR. tVa!,;.('.l, iii’ We shall be glad if advertisers, when XV ; riiaid; 2 iu family; non-basemeiit; fating to Sussex' men and women, pleasie Yment.—Apply J tp Adalian Bros., 46a, Ter Hope Villa, 24. Gelmore-riiad. E’bourne. etc,; from 6 to 8 hedrooins. 4 to<^ rece-iition I communicate with Box A.P.S., c/o Gazeti'e a.- Cast) icr. , .\imi \ j . calling for replies to their advertisemelnte minus-road, Ffahtbourhe.—A good wages. Airs. Ollivant, 16, I’almejra- rooms', good kitchen garden, outhorises. lin. Tcrni i inm-rna,i. 1 '-n ! on this page, wiU produce the ticket bear- - [Continued on lâge 11 and Herald Offices, Eastbourne, G O.UTH.—Wkiited, bright Youth, to train avenuo. Hove .—a etc.; must stand- in! its qwn grounds (ri 10 r ”tLOTHr,K'G a.id (hrilg ing, their number to the advedtisemiiut Y as Juni(»r J Reporter o n the “ Suseex EQUIRED, a thoroughly experienced to 25 acres: if good rough shooti-ig is :it- j J'l’-D, ll Tool Shed fit for. an allot-, w antlcd ; a-g-'s l> , ni clerk. This arrangements is made in the County Herald J’ ; m ust be a cyclist.; g'ood Genera 1 Maid ; good plain cook neces t;iehcd it would he considered an ;idvan- j TT 'iucnt 'at reasonable price—6. HowartJ interests of advertisers themselves, to en H. C-niific)-.'tfi.'SciiM ~ nroppecte.—WHte Manager;' Sussex County' Esary; three ladies, one child in family; t;ige.—Annlv Box A.M., Herald Office l-cwes. iS(|uare. East I ion m e.—A ; Y fO U N T K 11:111,(1. W ni sure the replies being received the |ad- Herald Office. E'astbourne.^'fTc nurse kept; liberal outings; wages £32 a APARTMENTS WANTED. ANTED to rent, small House' £$0-£60; *T,\i'ANTE.I), aecomniodati(3n for thrii.c • C ' _m aii V. a m ; vertisers only. j [Continued on Page 1U) year; references required;—Mrs.' Wilson. non-basement; in Eastbourne; from- I t ('hildrcii ‘9-13) and Lady takin!)."' W h it c Co ityf, Tc'i-in'dit- - Replies to adVertiseinenta are receilred Y'arr;avinei Rnstington. Sussex.—c ; Jupc onarter; no children.—H-. 23. Bed (•Iiargc of them, for three or four weeks ■ a'; ■: ■ FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED W , (lairing snminei- liolida.ys; either fni-nielu--d Cl !’ 5U ,1 at the Office of the above paper FREE OF COOKS ^ND COOK-GENERALS. ANTED. Honse-Pai'loiit'inaid f(>i' sm all ford weH-’-oad. Easthotirne.—c - V - re|i:< i.r:-'.J 'n r'- CHARGE, but cannot be forwarded, unless boys’ school; good outing and holi d f o r ho.V; ANTED. W orkniari; iinfnrriished cot- cottage'. rcHiips, wiMi atu-ndam-e. or Imiriii REALLY Nice Home wanti and lodgirigs.- 24, Lisseriiicn-mansioni-. I'.oiirnc—I a fee of 5d. (not retu^-nable) has been pi-e, O O K -G EN R(AL and House-parlourmaid Wdays.—Apply Mrs. Wilfred Jone-;. Hillside'A aged ll. rather backward a n d d e li Vy tag*' for iniddle-aced widow no f;iinily. RVPIP') W I il.o n d o n . N.AV.S. a ■ paid by the advertiser. w a n te d ; iriodgrn liouise; good w ages; School, St, Anne’s-road, Eastbou’ffic.—a cate ridvcr-active brain), wit)i n ce p e o p le ; —Calv(n-ley. 61. Cha-nVIer-road. Hexhill-on- ■ i.iri'xn-r. ' i! ;.'■'■ lady and gc tl,eman; two generals would ANTED, a good Housemaid: also a r r a n g e - 1'Y \’^-YNTED, , for .-\uxiliai-y Ho-ipital A;: C is of giHxl dispositiori; term s by Sea).—A I TT Soldiers, Wicker Hath Chair. W i'- Fa-'i rii'iirm-. i s i ii t.—28, F'ri rp’-waljk, Lewes, near B-righ-- Y o u n g G irl to h e lp .—A p p ly 8. ment. -Mi'.s. White, 28, Great P n-tland-si., / [Coritiniied on Page 11.1 / } D 1 ! to n .—A MnW rine-narade, Eastbourne.—c l.o m lo iL VV.1. A ’ 1 (anyone lend (>r .'give one.-W rite M :■ i Parker. Saddh-i'. lleathfieUl, Snssev. a O O K -G E N ^SR AL '(thoroughly qualitiecl) ANTED, 'Head Housemaid of two; two PARTMENTS wantetl ■ foi tiwo yon II g w H' '< -s, G j-, we- i'/-a d . required'; 15s. Week; no knives, boots, ' T/Xr-iYNTED, in ;i nice family iin East I in fainily; state iwages.—Mrs! Weguc- l-adit's and'.haliy seioin' fertnight of r a p e r y -.- b 'n n Cetc.—Collins, SYiridmill House, Shirley Wlin. Coombe End. Kingston Hill.—C j A.June. Drury, 18. Westiid-avcnue. E la-y- F O R S A L E . ' TT boUriu-. a liome tor two boys :.;iged i'. . ;'or 'll :i'nc-,1: - : Park. Crbydoli..J-C, ANTED, House-parlourmaid; Iwages ton E.IO. -c ; a n d 13';i the> a tte n d d a y s c h o o l; e d u c a tm i; |)a rtinciit.-. iliU-i S iU 'a sh ie lr; Ji>iix years previou's exp oAOOK-iGENl|li5AL; o o k Jg en e sm all fam ily; comfor- £26-£30; two :in farriily,"'four maids'; J^'OARD-RESIDENCE required liy bu si- and clothing .extra.—State terms and ful' mD in ri-- -!■(' (d . 1 '■>, euep: Brightii I ta b le ’.—32 Stafford-road, Waddon. nniel nlace ; good references.—Mrs.' Hebeler, in c lu s iv e partici|l;irs to 'll.248. Gazette ;ind Hcraijii itOn preferred ; livd in.—. W ness Ilian., central. F t a t i , Sittings from our 212-egg .White R I \ s I P ri Ai jiarticulads. . ly apply M. O., 1, New Way, C ro y d o n .—c .Abbeyfleld|, Edgebow-rdad, Guildford, tei'ins to 7i.319, (.lazette (e Herald Offices Leghorn Hens, mated to 283-egg Offices. Eastlumrne.-A ' ■ lion ;’(' to dll !.i England-road, Haywards Heath.—A' tOOK-GENURlAL (good); thi’ce in fam ily; Sivrr e y —(). ■ ' l' , f Edstboni-ne .—a Ba|pron Cockerel.—Reed, 32, JuHotion-roail. a n t e d to " 'm it 2 b a r r e n cow s w'iijh (A-.-Her;D (Id ('Ifii-I--- r,:i-t.l' o o k k e e p i n g .—Young lady .desires i ost 7 hoitse-pn.rlourmaid kept.—^^Mrs. Bnr- .TXT'ANT'EjD, Hotisbmaid and Kitohenmaid. ^ A R M H O U S E Accommodation n e a r E a s t- Eajjthourrie.—c their caJlvi's on some good laud whci|'( IT|RESStr.\KIN(;,; M in Eastbourne/^xiperiencetl: ]excell|ent,e n t gcBB;C 46. Set lescombe-road. St. Leonards- V f 32 Devorishire-plarie. Eastbourne.-c bourne.-Waiited, for Atguet. one LLOTMENT Holders and Gardeuere will they woiild fatten emt pit i>er week) -, mari-l .1,'.^ B(i:licc. Skirt', a'l'.! i: W ! references.—WB rite K.8787, Gazette a n d o n -S e a ,—c i ; Tlt7i*tNTED,'for school. Housemaid; usual Siiting-room, three Bedrooms, with atten- find a special' selection ' of w arranted preferred ino.t for sale);'also keep for 2 -.i| .V/l!)prcm, ice-;. - .'--p;-',. , i- ' Herald, Offices,' Eastbourne .—a ' lOpK-GE'ljv'ERAL; small family; plain V t duties; age 18 to 23; w'ages £18 to .£23, dalnce; state term s.—M,7 9, G a le tte a n d ga]nien tools at lotvest prices' stocked by C;ilf heifers to .Viigust.—R. Widdieomliii', k.as't li.m i-m'. i NYAIjIDED Officer wants Employment, 7 cooking e'aseiitiali; help three morn .rising; also [Betweenmaidi: age 14 to 16, H erald Offlcce. Eastboui-ne c H o re lia tn R o a d .—c ' I -RESSMAKING. V.: a -t ings a- week; nip late draneti-i; no children; ais G. Ford, opposite G.P.O., Eaetbournc. Eastbourne; alinbst any cajiaeity C wages £14 to £16. good outings and holi ,1 A H M H O U .vJ E A p a r i in en t s ; m i Idle Jiil.v; EE Swarms for ; sale .do ring May and ■RANTED -to purchase 9 to 12 Hroods il-’ -âkltl lr..Tii c.'-a good knowledge* of .kinem atograph, eleCtrilgood outiiig«.-jB., Rosedon, Sumyrierdowii- days wdth board wages.—Aivply Miss Rohin- in, g;irden, June.—Apply Scotts, Lqiperton Nur w Chicks with irood ALithi-rs and Coop) .V. S. n I i nk '-mi n . ( i'-1 i- i 1 I road, Easthouiline.—c 1’I two nionllis; would h 1]) f a r D city, motors, etc;, iflnecessary.—WT rit rite 'M.32 son. Burton; Bank, Mill Hill. 'N.W.?,-^*; —T.309, G a z e tte & H e I- <1 Off ees, E:isl- sery, Eastbouriie.—o ,, HntV Oi'iiingtons of Gi-oss-hn'cds (ircfcrn r f s s .m a k i n c B " Gazette-& Herald'OfficeB. Eastbourne. -A QOK-OBN:SEAI, wanted in June for ANTED, House-parlourmaid; help W CLIFTS fo r B a r g a in s in P ia n o a n d P h ij’i'i; - .M.283. G a z e tte , A lliri-ald Offices, Kasl sm all' mbdern house in Weybridge ; h d n rn i -A lioiir-nc. — Hamm-, ajl.-. m o t o r Driver, 10 years’ experierice. given.—Mbs. Ontram, 40, Arlington- M a'ilanti- -la.vm;- . (>t'--' one .'.ally; liWjO children; house-parlonr- Pianos. We aro offering a nu'riiher of heavy or lignt, petrol or gas. requ:/res G WT-ofid, E a s tb o u r n e .—b Bedxiitting-room, witli bdard (plain ' exceptionally fine instrum etite by the beS) r ANTED to Purchase, tor' imnicdin:'( D^RKAND H.'.i-; .I'.s-r.' berth; national work- preferred; dis maid. two nurees kept; good plain cooking ANTED, young Honse-pnrlourinaid; w cash, any quantity of gentlemen's left M required; seiria-rate bedroom; age 25 to 40; food onl.v) b.v busiiu'ss man wljiose duties I English m:ikers at much less eost than ' is p e r V “cll.,; \ y u ■■■ charged soldier'] willing worker.-^.292, houseinaid or* gener.al might suit; no ' ■ ' ■■ ■ " for instruments by inferior off cloth'iig. suits, dress suits, hoots, shoes. lini'dings wages £28 to !£30.—Apply by 'letter. Mrs. lie in the (listrict; ne-ar jrailway station. I usually asked I hirts, and underlinen: highest prices given T G a z e tte & H e ra lti ,0ffic<3s. E ax itb o u rrie.—'3 Wchildren.—Apply St. Elmo, 39, , Wilhiiry o r w ith in fivte minutes of same.—'”'W r ite , and unknown makers. Cliffs, Pianoforte 'ion in c. O H()RTHAND-TYP1ST. young lady, des ires Gibbons; Prlnart House, Weybridge.—I. Villas, Hove,—^c [Ladies’, clothing :ind house linen also T OO'K-GEN'SRAL and 'Nurse; g ^ d wages, stating terms (which must be m o d e r a te ) . Mcircliante. Agents for tlie genuine T'RKAND lO'r! - 0 post in, Eastbourne.—J.8783. Gazottle & [Continued on Page 11.1 R.9018. Gazette and Herald. Otjices.- East Pianola-Pianos. Broadwood. Cbappel, Ctial-, wanted; fnl! value given, ’rransactions J Aiqdv II. I!. B Herald Offices, Eastbourne.—c good outirigs.—Apply Mrs; Ford. York Istriofl.y nrivate: ' 'I'e!. 1288. Mj. and Mrs ticM .-ro id . ■ Cbttage, ■ Bri.ssey-avenue. Hgimpderi Park. b d v irn e.—A leiL and all makers of re.jiiite, N-«Kt I ’’J'^WO Ladies desire' m anagem ent of bop,rd- C NU RSES AND NURSE-COMPANIONS. TANTED. comforto-ble Hed-ejtting-rooiu adtjress ; 4. Gildredge-road-,. Eastbourne. S:vvatg(, 2. Snsans-road, Flastlxmrne; also lA IR S T 't LA 4S Pare paid.—( il 219. High-street. Lewes.- z ing house oir hotel (■seaside preferr ed). e q u i r e d a superior Nurse for one boy w and small Bedrooiri. (for two ladies, '|7]i R\KI) Cottage IMano; full trichord harp L iicrma.i; '-m experienced.—R,297! (S Gazette H e fa W OOK waiit!fed at once' for St. Pjûl's lo c a l i t y ; ■VX7ANTED ,to purchase for Cash, large .fr South- tvee'., 1-. r ; Cathetlial' Choir School and private aged- 4.1 years; must have had experi- first fortnight of June;- gooc X-jl strung ; HU'i'feef t'Uic ; 23 guinc;is: see:, Offices, Eaotboni’ne .—a enoe with boys: fond of games and a ciiun.-plain cooking; modeiaie tin m.s. A ppl.v arr:inui‘mcnt . -Grown Hoti'l. Lewes. i : TT Biiiall onantity of sound second-han'd lAURNISHlti;' Dr-a !'■■'■ w I.ad. just left echool. heeke itn - side,; wages £50; good references rb'qnired,R F u r n i t u r e -, b est iiric e s iriv e n .— A iiply Hroxv'i lan-lc attd ily.k C Si, Pain A- Sons, Sandwich, t l i ' .r cn,-cd i —Mrs. Couthman. Choir! House, Carter try life: good needlewoma,n: references /ID D NG C hair sale ;• excel|l(riit condition ; - X ' ' ation unde'r carpenter and/ joiner in hood and :nn-on: 35s.—Caretaker, Tech- !A Son. ('omi'iVcte House Furnishers. 30, riishing-dra.r (Xf;.- n.er I-.'-■'(--ut T.aive, E.C4.-rcii essential; wages £30 a yearj—Mrs., Wilson. \jlGANTE-D, Double Bedroom a nd Sitling- Pevensey-road. Eastbourne Estahlishc-; EastlK)urne.—R. ;Fennell. 62t Sidley-road, Yarraville Bustington. Susgex.—c . t on- gi'oiiiid .floor foi- t(ie al Institute', Eastbourne.—c A Go.. Ltdf^ -'.ast bc-n f iic . ■ 't o o d Cook-i/leneral wanted at brice for V ro o m , [oyer 60 years.--.V , - E a s tb o u r n e .—c , ANQ’ED, capable Nurse for! twin girls. month of August, with attendance: must Sale, 4in. wheel Waggon ; good con- o o d j r ■nc-,- -(la'n'c.f: .V-| i\T0UNG' Lady'IÔ); lypist, w ith g e n e r a l I.A>ndq!ij'Ijondc a hon«e-parlourmaid kept.— I?«R , '\'X7AN’rE|D. to purchase f>(r_cash, all kin( ■ t a n i-d f y, rl-tn;--..nv:-e Apiily Salmon 52, Royal-paradi'. E'hourne a g e d 2’i i- every eoiisidt-ratioii; £26; re- In) n e a r b a n d s ta n d . - A d d re ss A .22. G a z e tte lition; ncarl.vj new wheel.s; nricc 50 TT of Waste~l'at>er. - Send aijproxima X ■ office expebiencej r e q u ir e s s u ita b le G arid Herald Offici's, Eastlionm e. —u s.: worth 35- R. IWiddicombi'. HoreJnim G OO\) ' In iters wnntf-.! it-I (Lpijirs 2-4 O' by letter').—A WferoTiceb.—12, The Drive, Oolders Green, weight on la posteard to Manager. Printii G - situation in ' Ktistbi time.—W rite J 251, '[jondori —G ad.-r- (' - i. ' . ' -w a g e s.- Su .11 i"' n ’l -'Jrf G a z e tte & Hefah'l Offices. Eastbourne.- ANTED, £i Cook-Gen^raJ;' wages £24; !7ANTED! two oro r Ihree Unfiirnishcd : flenartm ent. iioffice of this paper.L x \irnc-. V. 3' m a id s Jkept.—Mrs. : Rankin, Cralle, (INDOOR SERVANTS. Hooi*(is ; H ig h -st re e l o r in e a r .—Q.130, jlOK Sale, complete set . ' Enc.vclk>na‘dni ro n (1, E ''si In IContiiiued ori Page 11.1 Brilamiica ” 2^ vols... well bound, as ASTE Paper -ie urgently required > r e e n OR ACER) rViii; : t-m| Vines Cross. Hjoreham .Road.—rC ; ller;ild Office. L e w e s.—a the mills for re jmlning.—The Snssi I ETWE'I^N-MAID w anted; four j-maids; w; cost £26; price .£10; (?eeii any'tim c.- (fetria'it 1 i\anic.',i. ii't-.'-mr INDOOR SERVANTS. W B wages! £24-£26; < good outiii-gs.--Mrs. [Continued on Page 11 la c M o-.-kford, Biro-a'd 0 ,ak Ilc a tlific ld . WW;iste Paiier Co.. 67a. Tideswell-roa.d. Eai Gtin A. Co-. 1.Ltd.. 1 -e.-'’ Bravingtdn. Iiongehaw, Chipstoad. Sur fisex. A i , .] ! bourne, pilirehase ,;U1 kinds and pay mu o u s e k i El'ER v,::m,..l to'l a d y , middle-aged bright. musical ANTED a t once, st^rig' -jHiH about nrices' W rite or call ' (leeiieo liqst - ctMikirig, rieedlewcprk; as Cook-(jcnerai ;3 jn' fajnily ; private rey.—c . i ■ 1 ' ilH)R Sale. Dark Hlrie:Pi :im; alm ost'new : 12. But lingV-'ii pl.'-c)', i'.4l ETWEENMAID or Under-Housemaid a n t e d , tq purchase, good sccond-hai nll.'fMik'!.-, h-!'!' small salary - if' free time.—Seckei;, Sandi hoiise.-^Mrs.exptii itJAlViC \V|hapham, , Oakdfene, Mayfield, la rg a iri-—1^1 Itc ra ld Office. 1.ew es.— A Fnm ifure. Pianos. Books, etc. : ,goc Hs a la r y , c ' Lniu. Be+wick, Sussex. c .- i wanted.—Apply Mrs. Legeyt, 45, HOUSES FOR SALE. OB Sale.’ Ast-e.r 30 h.p.. 15 to galL, in 4 (lav.-ri.x Siistiex.—c Ilouse-pijrlourm■■ '-I I ■ aid ; ho(ise- Blackvyater-|road, Eastbourne.—c T price given ; i,io commission or king, needlework,; con Offi;c(>(,-Eastbourne.(-A , ' , tvagc'v-a 1 8s.! ri (■.'(■kly a'i I maid kept'; sma)! ter and full list on receipt of ro q u ire - "i N t'ANTED: hirge or small quantities . venient house, country; daily servant, lOR'Salc. large FlemAli Giant Bpek. two eveI V idav E a s tb o u r n e .—A 7 (live full palrti.Cula D inenttii.—Killiek & 1)avies. HOii se A 'gents, yy Left-dtl Clothing, lloots. Houi ■vcellc e f i n e d Lady, middle aged, eng .. Davis. Sumibejpiand, CasweP elmrwoman.—State age, reference, salaiy, X’ years old, for' 15s./—Lionel P. Perkin. J M P E R I AI H<1t('-r-ltcx'- ■Mrs. Giffard, Sparsholt. Vicarage. W antage. Trirmluus-road, Eastbourne. ■ inen. etc.; al-so f'nrniture of any descrip - ment as Hou^'ekeeper ,toi gentleman, ANTED l' f^r privatel hoiisl;, iexperienced "IjlOR Sale, two modern Freeli Hantiiden Park. Eastboiirne .—a Pcriirne tVajiitcd -.111 Berk-'-lii re.—A : old weekly o r ,Sale. Swiso Goat (in full milk), witli tio ii, B(->oks. C h in a , o r a n y H o u s e Cleap where servant is kept; references.-|-129 Cook-jeneral an(j alsa^House-par- X C-ottages, 2 minutes Ha'iu pden P a r k PoTter; als-.' csvic jleraldR Office. U>wes.—c o m e s t i c Help, comfortah'e home :is tri'i', Nanny Kii.ls ni'ar.l.v a montli old; dugs: high'i'st [ifi'cvs given; send card.' Mre. 1'u> s e a s o n , a n d hr Wlonrm aid; fesocHent wages am t most 00m- family; mile ffom 'hrises;' 12 from Station, each let at 8s., i landk rd jiaying Wood. 9J^Cavendieh-plaee.. 'Eastbourne. 0 ÎtTANTED situation as Working-Hcuee fo.rtable liopi(|.—.Anjily jby latSer to Mrs. P.6 AOs,—A n p ’.v Mi.ss' Jeffei's. H o lb a n s F'ai-m . P o r te r - -nl.-.J ir-pd tV .i- Tkindon; three, children, youngest three:rates. £625 the pair.—Peifsonally o r s ta m p FHek thfield. A ■fXT'AN’fUD. Ylarmet Pram , hack to' let yV keeper. Caretaker or position w f’nmnhell.'BoUon Hotel. Eaist|J(Burnoi—A D to Brier, Ironmotiger, llaihpden Park. East- ■Mana gerc-i’s,- t ' wages £26,—Apply Mrs. Hudson, Honeydon, o r Sale, two Horses quiet in all gears. ,VV down' for extra seat.—Johnson. Bleu a d s tx-anii") to '-,\ ba'liy 6 no-on ;he would be allowed ANTED, godd CooK-geneijaP for small North Cray, -Sidcupi—c b o u r n e .—a | Brown, c/o Drswe. London-road. Yorktwn, H ouse; ils’eep in ; [ comfciiitable borne. - H. ■ Cor.c.hiua'n. I’ond Farm , Horo- heiin, Meaids, Eastbourne.—c -4 st o re. - n-,;.''. E a.st bon r n p. 1—Ci e n e r a l Help for morning or (daily.— ENT and How [tq Save It. Advertiser *1-1 m Uoa(L Sussex.~-A ’ TNT'ANTED. Grass-cutter, .second-band. Surrey .-‘c ■\!\TANTEI^,W ''good Cook-geriqral;.W rite A(5l, Gazette house- a^nd Herald Offices F Trequired, -S-icll'i M irkci AppH- MFs. English.J'Thelroa.’40. CJarl- will, be pleased to send particulars i r e w o o d , Bundlewood and Sawdust.— ! V T strOng-e and • good condition. :t3. i d o w (lady) requires post as Hduse- T T parloAirifnaid kej)|t; Kejlt; two in family; A 'ard . IT.'iiu x.l' ii P.-irU keeper to gentleman ; would not object Gt

4 - TH E EASTBOUEht E GAZETTE, M AY 29, 1 9 1 8 11 SITUATIONS Wanted. SITUATIONS VACANT. situations VAC.\NT. APARTMENTS \VANTED. FOR SALE. SALE. r TRADE ASSISTANTS. T AUNDRY.—Pucker and Sorter r e q u ir e d , RM INQ roee-pink (Tafletass Frock, 154 HOUSEMAIDS AND HOUSElPAR IR- T ABY requires one or t-wo unfurnished in, 36 in ., 24 111.,! £ 2 2 s.; a ls o tw o ABBITS.—Doe (Silver -fawn),and ;6 young I'or: Salt lyi'ER TISB B ' defiirea sittiation. ■wide -X-* —J. Worsfqld, Avenue Laun drir.i East- MAIDS. JLJ E-ooms, ; permanenoy.—Wpit® K.467, . for Sale ; excellent condition;-30b., o r b o u r n e .—a S p o n g e ploth Dresges, ;20e. each; dairity w te k ly .insinc-os and commeTcial experieneb; Gazette and Herald Offices,! Eastbourne .—a would sell 'Separately ; can be Se.en after dwoharged-;, aged 31.—88,' A rcadian' jjÂUNDEY..- HOUSEMAID (^k-general. Between. p a i r blac k-ipatent Evening Shoes, riew, 2('e. R v a h : .Uiil.' Vi Oman I required w a sh - maid and Wai _____ ■]\/rARRIBD Couple, no children, require. —B.328; Gazette and Herald OfUoes. EaSt- 6 o’clQck:-^53a, SeaBicle-raa-d, E astbourne .—a , Wood Green, Londont^c jj house: also b e s tb T r p n e r s .—J . b rs f o ld , Waitress w anted; sleep iu. âin, 225061 % ■3l Comptqn-street, Eastbournd.—A for permanent reeidcnce only, part 'D ourne. *. ■ I I . i . , ' EED Potatoes, All Plants;;"R ito” in* .Own C auiy aOK-KEBPING.—.Young Lady fleeires Avenue Laundry.'Eastbourne.Â of House or wing part of residence, with st-bek.—J. O. H astings, 10, Pevensey• iioHt in B a s tb o u r n e ; e x p e r ie n c e d ; ex.; o u s e m a i d , experienced; good' g es, H A M i:ION Rhode Island Red Cook and jyÎLLINBE—tifanted quickj etlyl^ltjylish Mil- profitable place; sleep ' 23, gae cooking convenience; good reference.— fo i r April. 191L K.I.K. Hens (de‘. Sroad. Bastbourne.-f-A i' :c o n c e rn B.'I'llrnt references-—'W rite Z. 420, Gazette liner; live out.—A. S. Blin k h q r n . O ld H i 1:461, G azette :& H erald Offices, E’hou|rne,—c G ra ffs ); Y1?EWR1TBR for Sale. Ylonarch No. 3, Orhnd-parade, Eastjbourhe.—a guaranteed! in full lay; £5; two ii’id Ilorald. OfHce?, EaetbourneJ —a j Toxvn. Eastbourne.—A C ’ U) £ x r ’ 'OUSEMAID required (30); olne of four; NE Cotiple require a Bedroom ’ from W h ite L sghorn Pullets; 12s. 6d. eaob.T' Visible;; practically riew;V'#35'.-i-P.497. ffJut rpodt'j r''tjCHBHS.-^Shoi)man requires f situa- l\/riLLIN EBiY .— -'W anted, experien c e q y o u n g residential branch Down school; no June [22 till 24, in or hear Eastbourne. F r a n k S mith, Hauxton. Drive, / Hampdieri G a z e tte ' a tid ) H e r a ld .Office®, E ae.tbovU 'ne.—a iJJ lUpi on) 'tlioii; 25 years’, London experieiicb.—A. ladies foi M illin e ry W orkrooni.—, —83. Victoria-drive, ■Eastbourne,—A P a r k , e 4s t b o u r n e .—a tpW O. secofid-harid Eton Suits; jit boys 10. Apply Bobby & dinner students hehe; mbetly alisent school O s tb 4 iirn o BI’owell, 8, Alotcoinbedarte, Eastboufne.Â Co... L td ., E a stb o h rrile ;-A house; £24; ■ regular outings-.—Apply NE Room wanted for storing Pjirnlture: S :. John Broadwood & Sons’ Up- .1. -13; I2s., 6d. each —25. Lushington.-rbad. Inci ifcral ISCJIAE jGBD Soldier requires iSituation. OTOE.—Waiite'd, youth (age 17)j OX’ dis- cast j of Leaf Hall.—Write, 0.495, r ig Royal Grand, ebony case, brass Eastbouriie (1.30 to 2.30).—a willing to learn neyr I bneines M atron, Toiver House,'~Seaford.--c k n o w charged- scldicr or sailor hai,hajble of ‘piARIjOUEMAID or House-parlourmaid OG azette-and Herald Offices, Jfastboume .-sca o p e s , three panel:front. 7J octaves, iron AGGONETTE for Sale, for double or O ld ijBtwL- i;D ,lg(' of building trade; sm art I a p p e a r - driving tricar d elivery van and d olihg b „ p. a r t. ER'VICqs and part rent offered for use f r a m e ; perfect coriditiori; £60.—Letters, single; W almer wheeisi jnsji done iip, .uicr ; good -references.—S..389, 0az' X wanted; housemaid kept; tw'o in w e ig h t jfcte a n d porterage work Apply H. W. Nlbholson, [.family; quiet situation.—Mrs. 'Tyndale, , of four, luifuraiehed Rooms, one a kit D.[ 24, I . igh-street, Sutton.—c ■ ! seat eikht; light going; in g ^d 'condition. |pcr le rt iir-rald Offices, Eastbourne.—c Ijtd., Cornfield-terrace. Easthourr e.4-A Aleadowcroft, Cbislehurst.-Â H Schens or ijeiit free b'y arrangem ent.—L.366, Ss, le, large bras® Gramophone Horn A p p ly ' D-. Pearce,I'earce, Claremont,'Headley, near i V ilanlagc / ^ KOCBRY and Provisions.- M a n . PPICE.—W anted’, young lady as sp re n - OUSEiMAID-Waitress wantec.. for board- Gazette andi Herald Offices; Eastbourne.—A .[ a n d Stand, j 10s.; pair Men’s Clo^. E p so m .^ A i;i«j p a p e r .- vL jneljugible, requires situ a I M a n a - O’ tjice, also qcaincy for Imprbvqr to the inXhbuse.—Apply 26, Gt HREE tinfurnished Rooms wah|;6d; ,bwn s iz e 8, ittle used, , 5s. pair; Men’s Blue “ “^Â R -TIM E” Shoes.—Ladies’ Glace Kid |a i u l 11] cci- o r p o s t o f I t r u s t ; w e lb u p ' iri a l id e p a r t- offico.d-Apply Bobby &' Co.. Ltd E a s t- H|itbouriie.]-A ■ • cooker preferred; three ^ u lts,! no O v e ra lls with bib, 3s.; all perfect.—W rite Gibson Shoes, 'is®.* 6d.; ;all solid xirdenv, inc m eiit'S ; • 15 y e a r s ’ e x p e r ie n c e ; jlgoc d r e f e r- bourne.—A ' rOUSEMiÎD-'WAlTRESS rehuired for Tchildreri.—ij.466. Gazette and H erald Offices0.3|37, G azette and Herald Offices, Eapt- leather: fixfed Government prices.-r-Made- by ►y ro'iiv'i-rn. ciicc.t.—B1544, ' G a z e tte & H er[ald Offlees, jp O L I S H E R . linartted, man fo r o iis h in g I- sm all gpod-class boarding house"; good E a s tb o u r n e .—A I b o u rn e . Moore, M anufactiirer. Seaside-rokd. East- I. !âu,d\v:i’ Ka itbourite.-Â , and,repairing furniture.- Apply Bobby wages to capable person.—4, Royabparade', fit WO bubiness girls require 3R' Sit!le. Lady’s Cycles; new back (tyre; bBsirne.—TCi ■YATIONAL Wobk.' & Co.. Ltd., EaM bourne.—A Eastbourne.-A , ' “ .JL Board-residence together if possible; F G4:nt’s. 3 speed. Star cycle; Gant's Y o u n g I'Rabbitsl young Does for ;Salc.-~ liS lz e , ilFaw-ji , offers serfyices, board-lodgingf—Y.631, O E T E E w a nited. Apply MJanageress, o u s e m a id -WAITRESS wa ttgd.-'vgeet- willing to jshttire bedroom'; term s m oderate: jE tiaee cycle; Youth’s B.S.A.; all in good A p p ly 44,, D rid le y -ro a d . E a s tb b iif rie .—c ■j twxjil Crl'ew Caêtte &■ H erald Officer, Eastboutlie.—c International Stores,- Terminus-road, . -minster Hotel,- Hyde-gai dens, East- central preferred.—McM., 57, Willowfield- con ditioifi'll and running Order.-—36, Ock- OLTNG Rabbitslifor Salei—Apply-'20, -Ter '.H>f » h iia|-; (J HOUTHANI) - TYPIST, Bookkeeping. PEastbourne.—A IbH o ia rh e ^ A road, Eastjbourne.—.V ■ hynge-roiiid, Eastbptlrne;'-A Y minus-place.: Eastbo’urne.-r-A*j ’!,: |t|6ii!iThe)(»- ^ I Youilg lady (161 seeks 8ituation|.-^V.516.------■OOETEE.—'Wc.itted, Man as Indpbr Porter. ANTED, House-parlourma d‘ for Pul- XT'OR S ale. Broody Hen®.—Apply Bassett. i7,4tte & H erald Offices, E astbouri ^ —A pply^l ,,:ijlbbby & q o „ ; BlldjU E a s t- borough; sm all family.--Apply Mrs. 56 .Seaside. Eastbourne.—A ! l-'S5.f.!e a ' ’ÂNTED by a Baker and Cbnf^^ctioner, b o u r n e .—a Brliktbw. W hite Lodge, W est W orthing.—c S a le. Fawn Axmmeter Carpet, 13j ft. tgelri-. !■ I'lr A\ incngible, any position fofe; trust; E S P E C T A B I B* E r r a n d G irls w a in te d -— '^ ;r ANTED .f Houhe-parlourma!M or Girl \M r ANTED, furnished Bitting and Bed- F by 12 ft.; Persian W ilton Ditto, lOS ft. general wants. abitainer and reliable; for duration of A p p ly 'anageress. I n tb r a ti o n a l for upstairs work ; “sleep in or out.— V V ' ro o h i for period,—Write A.327, b y 9 ft. Chesterfield, 6 ft. 6iit.; bandeomo le . war or longer if suited; baking hot esseh- RStores, Terminus-road, BhetbourheJ-rAe’h pajvendish House, CavendiBh-iiiace, East- (G azette and...... Offices, Eastbourne .—a B ra.'js Oil■trb. 50 insj.; r e d R e x in e Dini[n'g‘ 1.1 |(-'azî.te It EQUIEED, two ’ W aitresses ! J lOs. p e r AN TED, immediately, till end of Sep ro o m Sti:He; good Lino, Other effects; .can OAT-iSHAPED Fram , in good condition. tiab—"W-rite 1T.342, .Gazette and "illerald b o p rn c .—A Wanted; sell or exchange baiby pram ; Offices. Eastbourne.—c | 1 i week: hours till 7 p.m. a ls o good tember; by lady and. gentleman eni- be 3een Thursday and after; no (dealers.— LNURSES AND NURSE-COMI'ANIONS. p lo y e d in business .in the) day-time. tW'o F ry r j ei’n iit n e a rly_ new.—Apply 1, High-stileet, Hail- la i'ly new o u n g Lady, dom.esticated, Jandj clever P.lainR Cook; good references R e q u ire d .— g. Cambridge-road, E’hourne.—A shamB :—.V ; ' I ■ ■ Applj’ Welcome Eestaurant, 5 9, S e a s id e E-8. Robert Elliot, Heene Ledge, Carew- iBedrooiriis laiid Sitting-room, with piano ARD .iN Hose.—Special value, i-in. ' by at all secretarial work, will give eer- E. Jones, the Old. Curioeitie IShop, 248. vicos ih Jiigh-class. boarding-house br priroiul, Easthourue .—a road, Eastbourne, is (wanting a and bathroo;m if possible.-Address K.363, d 2-p):y la't 4id. per .‘foot; “ Cable Bfand Y f o r c y c le [ro u n d .— Nurse for her twint boy®,-six months old Gazette -and H erald Offices.’TEaetbqiirne .—a lio g e a t lOJdL per .toot;for*----- will*” ------wear' ten - * I ye^rs; - • Seaside, Eastbburne (esltablished over larlhld tap vate hbthl in return for comfortable, home, 10 years), will be plbased to, pby any quan f-ti]Lv lînlai lauudffy.; and travellirig expenscs.-r-Apply D a irie s , S ta tio n laU’sery maid kept; personal character ANTED,.; Iôms, unfurnished (or anW len gth : cut.—Ijouis 6. Ford (opposite C parade, Eastbohrne.—A , r e h u if e d .—a partly) in Eastbourne, with- conveni r^ f .O .) L a s tb p iy ’n e .-A , j tity of! Second-haiid Paper-back Novels’or Ihctse Dioar Mrs. Davies, 39, Cleveland-inan3ionsJ M aida Magazines at Id. each; otherfbooks accord Ihy: appouiipoi,i V alei W .—A ^■ lA rL O R lN G .—W a n te d ! y o u n g Jy . f o r ANTED, superioT Nurse for one little ences, for lady; with' Christian people pre AS I'l'ire Stove; suitable for drawing or * ■ Gent’s Tailoring.—Apply Bobby, & Go., boy (2S); alble tb sew; E ast aourne until- ferred; jriodcrate terms for permanency O din ing to value,; also; any kind of H ouse Clear ra id Offic e.v o u n g Lady seeks situation ah Shop ing room or show room; cost £3;' in g s.-—ji - -1 ' - Assistant or Cashier; good references. L td E a s tb o h n i e .—a ,, ij -’ t Wtumn, after ’London.—^Mrs. Bradon. 20. H.. Garfield Hbrise. Ryde, Isle of W ight.— sel). fo r £1.—Apply 10, Cavendish-place, : r ■- AITRESS and Counter Hand]-wanted. iperton-garderis,, Eastbourne—a TK7'ANTED, two Unfurnished Roorns; per- EaC tb'ou m e .—A ' : y c l e s .—S everal second-hand Ladies’ hr' am) im Apply W. Searle, 20. uower-road, Haywards find Gent’s Bicycles wantiwanted; .any con KS ,fon Sail YITeatb.;_Su"eex.—A | Imperial Restaurant, Seahide-road, i n d o o r s e r v a n t s . V t mariency.—W rite P.442, Gazette and e n t S Roller Skates for sale; good rion- Herald Offices, Eastbourne.—A d itio n ; f a i r p r ic e g iv e n .—M a c k in v e n ; 9, la n d s ,! fit fi o u n g lady^desires po.st .as Junior Clerk ; WEastboijrn^ A ; ^ • , i ou M A MAID required'*iminediatelly for house d it! on.—17, St. George’s-road, EUst- C ANTED, a sm art yourig girl ps Show- work; no cobkiUg; sleeji in; weekly A N T E D , a t o n c e , twung L a d y A p p re h tiio e f o r 41l Caven,dieh-place. EaStbouriie .—a bo u rn e . ADY requires post as Coinpanion Help cash - debk-'^Chadfwick’s, Grove-road. I Bees, Eqstbaurne.-A i ■ AVY Blue Pram lo|r SaH ;in good, ejon- ing machine might 6 ait; i xhus t be |l : —C J 1 invalid not objected to) ; good refer HAMBERMAID wanted; good wages; cl’eap.—W rite D.333. Qazett. ahd Herald _ a iid s , (fo v i ir- WB a s tb o u r n e .—-a I yOurig or old; sleep inj or out.—29, d iti 3ul—Apply 107. Langiiey-road. East- SOffires, Eaetbourrie.-:—A I ence-.—E.334. Gazette and Herald Ofiiees. Olerk-Bookkeeper. A p p ly , Elms-avenue,C Eastbourne.Â ' ^ u r n e . —A ' I, ■ !i Itch a n t e l iir ' Ea.stlioiirne,-A , C re a m - 'jpENNIS.—Lady i requires Lessons /from a kv ag feiet; expeyiencej to Glyfcte fTYOM-ESTIC Help; two in family.^Mrs. 11* Ell’S Valise, Sleeping Bag, two good playeri; private la iXiBOW (32) seeks; post a,k Matron or a HOUSES & FLATS TO LET B1 knket®, W ashstand and; Bath!, 'for wn preferred; cries. Ltd., Glvnde.— { iL/( Lakin, Higbburst, Relgate Hill, term s iii6derate.-if-E.437, Gaz ette; & Herald Assjstnnt in 'high-class I preparatory ‘IA/'ANTED, iTiver fop motor van; kriow- Reigate.'—c ' ' . ^ FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. S d le.—J .,351, G a z e tte a n d H e r a ld Offices, lio f 'cHjl. oi s c h o o l; September; Seaford" ’ o r E a s tb o u r n e E a s tb o i. r n e .—a | Offices, Eastbourne.—A TTJledge of running repairs preferred.— [liTELP, demesticatedi,’wapted, as fam ily; TANTED, a Feather Bed; |)t[ value 11 di-ttrict.—T.510, Gazette & Hjhrald Offices, iper Co., 67ai Tides- U R N IS H E D H o u s e t-d L e t, five b e d . tw o W Ih G to shortage of labour and men suitable for 3- le d s fo r mil' xLL business hOrise; comfortable home; ' .foot bedsteuflclean an l reasonable.— Eagtbonrne,-^;A- - - vvetl-road, Easibourne.— - kpod wages.—MrOi, Pearoy,- 395, Southwark F ^ receptioh, bath, etc.; every modern • jo i ning up.—Ten Cart Horses for Sale; |rniiniis-ror oonveniei)ce;! very central; 5 gns. weekly; g-ejod ■ wjiorkers, from 15.3 to 17 hands'; fit X.529, Gazette ;& Herald Offices, East i ANTED, youngi girl for chpinist's busi- park-rOad Londori, S.E.16.—a | i G HI. ailso NURSES) A{NDj NURSE COMPANIONS. b o u r n e .—A ne|ss to Put up stbek. etc.) a^nd make ITOHJENMAIDi or General iwanted; from June 19 or July 24 until end Septem fo f roEa d or farm.—Apply Bracker & Co,, 4rc a d y highly recommends Nursery Gover ber.—Q.376, Gazette- (and Herald Offices. G p ritra ANTED, sm all Baker’s covered Hand Wherself I genera(ljy useful.—Âpply [by letter apartm ent house.—Apply (Mr®. Jer- (jtors, 7, Goldstone-etreet, Hove.-î' B a rro w .—36,. C b u rc h -d tr iTogsrorbtii ness . ivho seeks post to one or two Eastbourne.—A ( RA a ; (double Navy), new tyres; never >et. O ld T o w n , to H. E .B row ’ue.,Chemist, 1, Corni(iteltl-road, ratt, 14, Jevington-gardene. -Eaothoprne ;—a E a s tb o u r n e ;—A :itt .Declori' Lc H ld re n , îiihergarten music Eastbburne.—A [ liiURN-ISIlEI) Flat (ground floor), close u s 3d; rubber duck hood and apron good needlewoman; Eastbourne,. Brighton, ITCHENMAJD hvantdd; good ' wages.— X: sea, I three .bedrooms, etc., until June ANTED, Lady’s Cycle * n good condi- ANTED, at, once, Cellai’inari; experi BevV,-. 37, Royal-parade, Eastbourne.-A A h p ly Ocklynge Estate Agency.''E ’bourne. A tiba-Z.533 . Gazette - & leii ; .Terscye Southsea plreferred.—E.O., Corner^ Cottage. 20.—Edgair Horn, 31, 'Cornfield-road, East r a y'!!; for Sale, including canopy, water-j Heraid Offices. W enced, with knowledge ^ of keeping O.ESPEGT a BLE Pepson wanted, to| help E a s tb o u r n e .—A , joioti re ar cl Uolicge-road, Eaastbourne.—A j cellar stocked ! and accounts.—-Lpply by K b o u rn e .—?A pY■oof apron, £ 3 j5s .; also'pair Gent’s, W ■\rURSB-C<>MPANION and Housekeeper XV generally.—Apply Mrs. Preede,' (44 ANTED, Lady's. 'Bicycle, medium Icee ; Scontie' letter, all particulars (of previous experi XPURNI^HED House, 2 s i tt in g , 3 b e d ) W jhite ]Buckskin j^boes. eize 7. 7®. 6d.—A pply ii. ; ■ C ov. 1912 -Lx or Avohld take charge of jinfant during cayendish-plaoe. Eastbourne .—a X; rooms,! scullery. ga®; healthy sitria P height, mu.st be.! in good condition.—, ence, M anager. iPier, Ea/Stbouriiel—A rpH E .Compton Governesses’ and Servants’ 40, L ov'■er-road, Eastbourne.—A All particulaii'e and price to'jG.L., 95, Enys- |n e 1028.—,it| ■'day: tilVorbughly relighle and |Capable; tion; near Pevensey Caqtlei-ahd Station; ■o u l : ETS for Sale, six Wyandotte-Leg- W A N T E D , tjwip y o u n g 'L a d y lA tlte iid a n te : 4L ; Agency, 6, Station-parade, B’bo'urne; foad, Eastbourne.,—A | comlit loi good t(Bst}moniale;^—N.491, Gazette and also yofing Lad to assist operator.— terms moderate.—Maplpsderie. Westham, A he:rn, first cross, eleven irionthe, 50s.— Herald Offljees, Eastbourne—c {and at' 15. High-street, Lewes.—Wanted, Pevenseyi.-A !, - i" - - ! ANTED, lady’s second-hand Bicycle;. |n C o tta WApply M anager,' TivolLiAEasitbopr le .—A Cook'generals, House-parlourmaids, House 105, Enys-road, Eastbourne:-A -Ealeigli preferred.—1.343, Gazette , j IURNI oHBD Ground-Fieoh Flat; minute S i t s , two month® old, 5s. each; al6o -c , ■ i ’ INDOOR SERVANTS. ANTED, for RoyaLM arine H >tel, East- maids, Generals, Kitcheniriaids, g-pod AB" and Herald Offices,; Eastbourne.-Â rt ^'loluji . bourne, good Sculleiry arid K itc h e n - sea; three rooms and" kitchen; 30s. . ye:-ung Doe in 'kindle, 15s.’- 7,. Tides W a s t b o u r n e .—H ousemaid (temporary) (Nurses ; House Port-er. for hotel; M aid, (for 'Weekly.—tR.506, Gazette & Herald Offices, ISXTa n t e d , a'N urse Hhild!j about two or requires situation, for Ea'Bthournc; maid, at oncav—A Ewbll-ro:ad, Eastbourpe.Â oldergood hqme 'rina references. W Alfriston, £30; Cook for Haywards Heath. Bastbourne.-rA T V — wage.s 16s, weekly,: can stay as long as re ANTED. Errand Boy or Gi rk —A p p ly jDisengaged, good Cooks, for ' hotels arid Y!'ORLEY," 11 and 15a, THangney-road, Apply,Mrs. W. Fuller,'Springfield, Punnetts 1 E Part-ridgq & Co., 65, Grovh-r la d , Ea ITRNlSHEp Cottage to. Let. at Polegate, Bastbourne. Establishei 27 yegrs, |1-] quired ; good references.—Apply Regina private fam ilies; Niiraery Govern esses .r-A three bedrooms, pie.no; 25s., weekl.v.— Town,' Heathfield.—c Bureau. 55, Duke-street, GroBvenor-square) Wb o itrn e .—A s e f u l , Help 6r Mother’s Help wanted ’'AL!NUT Bedroom Furi.itu.re;'.’twbll TifTANTED, permanent Hojrie; fbr lady ANTED, at opce, good Plain look; also FMM7,7. Gazette & H erald Offices, E ’bourne.-A ade and in good order; chn od'spld' W .I.—c 5 private fam ily; comfortable situation MURNISHEjD OoiintryU13 ' Cottage, ^ ' three ' ■beds, ■ V t and delicate friend, [with !'nurse or n SITUATION required a& (Cook G e n e r a l; W aitress,—lApply! Central E o te l, 11, —Mrs. Elliot, Court Robert, D'arley-road , :ely or together. . ; : someone capablh that ■ woril’d [help Occa- ! ■TerminusTolaq E a s tb o r ir n e .—c U . ! two[I sit|ting-rooms. I _ , kitchen,' • ■ ’ scullery, jE Wardrobe, with twt-panel doors ITS. ) 0 flat fis nreferred; fetters only. first W Eastbourne.—A, email lawn'and garden; main road, near sionally: refererices,—E.J„ 23; ,St. Aubyn’s- ' Ht.'ince-^C.. 445, - Seaside, Eastbourne.—A ANTED, Boy or Girl as'Ju lior Hlerk s e f u l Help tvanted; good wages and I rid d r a w e r rin d e c ; £ 4 J'Ss, ; road, Eastborirne.—A .* f o r M a na gp e rr’s ’s Office,—A p j1 11 a .m ;, Mayfield! arid Heatbfield.—Magihriese, 58, 'ERYY fine : Antique Tallbos'8 Mahogany ■yÂNTED. gbod plain Cooking -or House- outings.—Bank. House. Seaside-: Bourne-street, Eastbourne .—a . ■\KTANTED> Youth's Oyclej 22-in, fram e; Bonec.'hohl t ,i work* by day Xjr week.—M,- Kihg, 55, W3 p.m.. Manager.' PierV Eastbbur n e.—A : " a s tb o u r a e .—A !h@8til' w ith a ll: the\ i^cilriglrial brass good .price : given .—'Write, firSt in TtLiAREHOU 3EMAN.—W anted M a n t a n d U TjlURNISHED, CaimbridgC-road. £2; Caven- 35;'iri! splendid pondifion. - . [ ited to pur- ' Giteyâ-roacl, Eastbourpe,—A , ' I KTANTED, a suiperior Woman for light X i dish-avenue, Si gns.; nekr sea, 4 gns.; m d le p stance, Miss Malone,' 4, Ha rtingtori-place. y Mrs.- E. y » Youth for Warehouse .—A-Apply Bobby r V i housework, mornings.—14, Seaside- 1UR NITUKE Clearied, Repaired and Eastborirne.—c ' & Co., Ltd. E a s tb o u r n e .— a Lushington-itoad, 5 igne.; etc.-*-H. J. Char- Fiveribh Polished; Chairs Recovered at (etbourne.- -z road, Eastbourne.—A ; ; i tras, 59,; .Sorith-strieet. Eastbourne.-A , ANTED, 'upright Piano no dealer®.-*-, lite warned OUNG Lady wanted (15-17) f. >h station- ANTED, July or Augrist, respectable reasonable prices; S] tririg B-bller Write,' ' stating pa ticulars and e ry , e tc . s m a rt,! rcspec' ;a ale. trust-, ART House, fuirnished, 3 bed, 1 sitt-ing- tilted, complete, within a few days. Iconaidered SITUATIONS VACANT.’ Y Woman to.take jeharge sm all hotise- ; . re>om and kitchen; plate and'linen; Wprice, N.370, Gakette andHerald Offices, ;!1M wbl’tby, at M o rg a n ls C o rn e r,' S e a sid e - ORLEY, Langriey-road, Eastbourne. Eastb^rne.—A j ime'aizeif in Wh|old;plain cooking a(nd|geperal housework; inclusive £2 weekly; 3 m onths! Or longer; M TRADE ASSISTANTS, toad. Eastboifrrie .—A com fortable - home and I Plenty of liberty.— P TTfLANTED, eniaU rough Cart, governess hd-rd.. East ex- near camps and I Downs-; no childreri or j ^ P P E B N T I C E x v an ted for-i th e j I r o n m o n OUNG Lady wanted with h i s in e s s Apply Mis3 W allace, Knutsford, Salisbury ^''UB NITURE, Furniture.—Rfflily goM re- yV bar preferred, for pony !12 hknds.— u e rie n o e . •Apiply Kent^La-te 7 S tu d io s , aniraalsital?en.-C.548, Gazette & H e r a ld lljit heal.t Ji.v gery; ■ xveil-educated yqpth , about 14- Y ^ road, Carsbalton,! Surrey.-c OffiCeq. E asibhourrije.-A 1igble Furniture is scarce-'very scarce. Fenrnddocke, -W inchester House, Bast- pi a y . 11 ti ifii - 15 yc-afs.—Apply -12,, Statioil-pafade (op- 104, T e rm in u s -roa(d, Eastbouriie —A . , (he b ig: houses are charging f iipine prices, b o u in e .—A I poi'tite G.P.O.), Easttiburne.-t COOKS AND COOK-GENEi; ALS. lit Mai-ckinven, of 9, Elms-bu .Idlings. East- OULD any |*'iud lady a iopted a Child) a g e , ^ of -good 'fair ily,: for ’ short ^huiHO, ev'cre : A-SSTSTANT Cook ‘ wall ted; I also General d w a n t e d ; orirnd,, thanks to a lairge and varied stock, w for t|ii-li,. Kitchen hand.—Imperial Restaurant, OOK (plain) and Chambernla: ANTED,' W aitress, from 12 to 8 p.m.- & FLATS WANTED p e rio d in lourrie _d!stilict.,f-Write for good wages.—Apply 27, Gi{’a n d -p g ra d e . S till selling good, well-made secOnd-haq^d lani iA-tSon. âsidejroad, Eaetbotirhe.-A i A p p ly , morning ' or evening,' tq/ -25 'urD itliLire at reasonable pripes. A few an appointrrienti on Fria in Eaetbourne, ULLIARD M arker required (n-ht eligible Eastbourne.—AC la-parade, Eastbourne;^-A. OFFERED for' first inform ation leadi to M L:, ^8, fQuehri’s-road.rDkye'.vater. 'W — j .1: laiiid ai Ô O K . midqle-agedj, sleep o r o u t.— W am p, .I e s :— for general service); and t4> : n la k e A^TED. useful or Lady' Help, to i 4g “ td —renting — of-small -Unfurnished...... • H e r Service.—Very handsome pain- »! B’ W e s tm inster Hotel, H yde-gardene. IN'* rrompti eae Ir h im s e lf generally useful; wage?! 35®. per undertake! entire , Work of smAlI House or suitaljle Flat.—Y.419, Gazette t(:ld china Frencji sty le,Dinner- Sei]vice ttie^ ; no t X week.—Steward, Constitutional Club, East- Eastbourne.t house; two ladies; refferencee.—Hazelville. and Herald lOffice®. Eastbourne.—c piet,66; price 3 guineas. . ( IW right, ! 85, fio n rp e. O O K -G EN E RAL (young) >v4iited, ' for Gbyllrroad, Heathfield, Sussex.—A | li'iLAT, !or part Furnished House, several YET.—Capital Axminstor , Carpet, _ 5 PROFESSIONAL. I ■ ' ' 1AR o o k k e e p e r w wahted;*- a h t e d ; gbodgôod writer; : business house; staff (4) only.—W rite ANTED, respectable woman dq-ily for JL ihoriths ; m oderate.- Reid, 39, , Wick- ts. by 3 yds.; good condition; price & Jlerald Offices,tE’b'ourne -^ a y ■ Yl! loiTie.- Aifpli \quick at figures-, knowledge!of double CC.329, Gazette bedrooms.—'Apply, evenings, 55,' Caven iiam-avehue,! Bexhill.—p £ 6 15s nÎS S Adolphus: rehpehb class for little entr.ir; vyageB 30s. perw eek.—Appjy, in own OOK-GENERAL, £26; insurance p a i d ; dish-place, Eastbourne.—c L i URNISHED Houses wanted in Ocklynge ROOM Suite.-*'Capita], well-made! wril- ‘IVJL children at 7, W nlingdon^road, East- I’la c e , .Fllail- B no washing; ea^y place;!. qleep , - in or W Uttndyriting. stating age, exp«rience, etc., ANTED, Cook-generals, Generals, -L o.r 1 Old Town; also Unfurnished Lit Bedroom Suite,- wardrobe, glass bourrie. May 8. At Home! M ondays, 2 to 4.i-p out; widow m ight suit; half da-j^ weekly.— |tll|and tlot.li- toljft.446, Gazqtte Herald Offices, East- G House-iiarlourmaide, Housemaids, lîoma.—Ocklynge E state Agency, Ocklynge- [ a It el door, dressing chest of '6 drawers, ftojtrne.—A A p p ly 12 ■ M ^yfield-place, Eaetqoiirne.—A Kitchen, Between and Scullery-maid®, forparade. (Eastbourne.—A [ mirroB attached, ma:;;ble-top , tile- ent for i new RAL and House-iParlourmaid W svving Jirli a n d (j)m - OOT- Trjade.—W anted srr.art iLad, also iTIOOK-GENB private., schools, hotels, boarding and a d y would be grateful to rent Cqttage I a c k washstand. Price 18 g-uirieas. i, Ibburne.- [re YYoung o u n g LLady- a d v - :as .aseiiT^^tant'.—H e n r y w’a iite d fov Grange-gardeiis, July . 1 apartment houses; , temporary Cook (gardener’s, garage or stables); West 3 E D STEA D S.—S to u t b r a s s , a n d ir o n 4. ft-, son or quarter) practice rooms.—58, Cey- ■ r wages ,€28-£3() and £24-£26; two lin fam ily: re or .sipal BI’lavfair, l20. Seaside-road. Eastbourne. generals and House-parlourmaids; good LIirefetred.—D.436, (Gazette &- H erdld Offices, edstead, brass ring and spindle orria-- Jon-rilace. Easthoaine.—'th | AKE & Pastry Maker.?.—Capable person fdur children -A p p■ ly . Igiving; ri|I pgrticu teniporarj'' Cook-general for thr^q months Eastbourne.-A r le iita tion. Price 3 guineas. Wire spripgs ■VTURSING Home for (medical, surgical. rieaf.-Appl.x Ip rs . M rs. B pyd,' 16, ; ■Wliitley-i| >a'd. E a s t n f u r n i s h e d . — W a n te d , b y y o u n g lllui fact tire re. required.—Hoadley’s Baking Depart for Ne\V Forest, H ants; no bobking .fee- I n d w ool mattresses at reascnable prices. Lx [m aternity.'rest cures aiid; permanerit ment. Seaside. Eastbourne.—A ( Itb u rn e .—a terms. upon ■ engagem ent.—M rs. -D’unobmbe couple Small'House. about 10s. weekly ; b lD E BOARD.—^Well-made 'Walriut Side- rases!; terms moderate.-Hatfield, St. C j0OOK-GENBRAL and Honee-pl. lu rm a id no childreri; .Seaside district.—Apiily Mrs. ho k n o w oj riAKE-MAKER.—W anted, la'dy i for’ cakc- M yrtleholme Employment Agency,-32, Gild U P b oard with bevelled glass panel back, TrionardS-road. Eastbourhe .—f I •- w anted imrriediaitely; good |Keferences; C. Sharb, 20, Clfir.ence-road,-Eastbourne .—a k-lore, , old . making and jelly specialities.—Âpply redge-road. 'Eastbourne (’Phone- 646).—a d ta ywers: and cupboard ur der, modern o u n g Lady; pupil liondon! certificated Bobhv & Co.. Ltd., Eastbourne.—A ' hours,. 9-11 arid after ■'8.—Addresa," 5, South '\'\ rANTED Someone to help daily With ANTED,(T FD . Furnished~ — Flat, long period; Price 8 guineas. ' :' m istress; desires siiiiginig pupil®, M ar rmaiion re fields-road, EELstbourne.-A I I I permanency prefeirred;! moderate; kyle, nen. pleaee lASHIER.-'^Wanted,. junior J^hung lady -.V-V riousewbrk; good wages.—-Mr>?. Wes PIA NO.-^Capital! Pianofort,h in walnut Ych esi m ethod; 3s. 6d. lessons; or would visit / as Cashier.—Apply to Milleij & F r a n k Q T R O N G Girl oi’ Woman itinted - for tiieare; 121, Langney-ioad, Eastbourne.—: Wno,, rilliidren.—W rite ,T.591. Gazette a n d jise Ly Worrium. 16 gui|neaB. Also a- schools.—Write A.539. Gazette & Herald c/o Gazette O w a s h in g ■ ’ %I f r ^ Clin. Terminus-road, Eastbourne.—A Up; also! fqr evening work.— ■^^[TANTED, NeedleWomari, 'four days, per Herald Offices, Eastbourne.-A v e ry igbrclass piano by Kelly' Offices,-Eastbourne .—a r - LtLOTHING and Outfitting. — Learner I m p e r ia l Re< tanrant, Seaside-nbad, East- week; hours, ( 9 tO 4; (must be able 'tT^-A-NTEDL unfurnished House of three .jTd. 35 g u in e a s . . an al lot- b o u rn e .—A VV or fouS’ room s; 10s. to 12sf 6d. weekly. tr ie h o ,1 Howarti- wanted ; wages from* eommencement.— to W’ork Singer hand machine.—Apply Mar-i OT!3 the Address ; - Mackinyen s, 9. Elms- H. Comber 96. Seaside-road, Easthburnse. nn'EMPORAE Y Cook Required for'f private tello Lhiindry; Crumblee;_ Eastbourne ,—a —R.379.1 Ga4ette and Herald Office®, East) uildings, Eastbourne. (C o n tin u e d on p a g e 12.) -1. hotel; tiwo or thi’ee wcekB|—Apply at .bourne,-*—A , ! b fotw three pOUNTER Hand, Waitresi arid Kitchen ANTED, Mother’s Help, take charge \j(. mail) tvanibed.—Apply 'Manageress o n c e Y o rk House, [Royal-paj^de, E a s t- of two children comfortable hdme. ANTED, small unfurnished House m . ta k in g Whiter Cohn cr. Term inus-road,, Eystbourne-c b o u rn e .—tc T. —P.375,W -Gazette a n d Herald Offices, Bast-. Eastbourne..from June; [rerit £30 to l[!fOur w ^ke -ht once, first-class plain Cook; b o tirn e .—c £35.-0.374, Gazette, and, Herald. Offices,i i t i i Y le r f tirnie-hecl ■ ^YCLE Meclianic wanted (ineligible) for W r e p a t - J u TTinity-badlqSrigs, Eas4- w - good outings and wageb.-j-Apply St. ANTED, a Woman for housework, E a s tb o u r n e .—a , t ' IciB. o r b o a rd Mildred’s Corij^ Grand-parade. E ’bourne-A ' (two d-ays. a week.Âpplji Mrs, GAr’j ’\7S5^N|TED, in Eastbourne, la House, rent leli-maneion*. Ito u rn e —c R-APEBY.—W anted, young Lady as Im A N T E D ô d plain temporary Cook.- nier,._63,W Vioarage-road, Eastbourne .—A I Vy ' about !£50 to £80; central; unfur- provcr,--BuEbon .Steele, 1) G ro v e -ro a d - 1 4 . ,S 9,eide-ro4d, Eastbqurne.--A ANTED, Useful Help, references neces nished.-T-Apply D.. 6, W ilmington-gardene, ip ita l '! fo r Cook-genbral; twjo ini 1 fam ily; Eastbourne;-A & KERLEY’S EastboSftriie.-l ...... W sary; two in family.—8, Arundhl- DALE li.C h a i r .—W ilt- D given-—Apply ' Mr^. Stapley, ANTED, Furnished Cottage for R a FE RY.—Sm art Young Iiady required Wroad, Eastbourne.—A ■ ! W rite !M >, ftjir riGbon departm ent,—rApply, Chad Hnnningtons The Gofis. Eastbourne.—A ANTED; Young 'W'oman .for! house month or six .weeks from the end wick’s. Grove-road, - Bastbourpe.-lfA g e n e r a l s . work; four : mornings weekly.—34. W'July; preferable seaside village; rent must fy in East- D be: moderate.—WritO M.E.L.. Cape Cottage, r a p e r y .—W anted, Junior ( Assistant 1E N E R A L Servknt wanted in small pri-j WThe Goffs, Eastbourne.-Â '[ I4ys aged 11 for haberdashery and friramirtg de- X \ f OULD some lady kindly; reoqipiiien(i Tonbridge, Kent.-*-c ') e d u c a tio n .G r V faniily; good wages aind outings. AN.TED. from the .middle of June, for partmehts.—Miller and Franklin, Ter-—Mrs. 311iot Court Robert, Harley-road, | ’ V V good Charwoman onO day a !* week; s and full D perm anent.—;Q.435. G azette & H erald Offices, two Or three rriontns, small fur Cotton Fabrics. riiinus-road, Eastbourne.—c [ [' klid Hera In E a s th o u m e .— nished i ' Cottage. betweeh Eastbourne The W onderful "Value at D a l e & KteRLEY’s T\B.ESSMAKER wanted by day at'ladies’ OOD G ene rdl Servarit; perm anent; sle e p ( Eastbourne.-^c (;. .______; W AJ house to do alterations.-4s.5l and Haileham,- or Eastbourne and Glynde; for all piece goods has passed into a saying—: COWB w i t h 1.508^ G a z e tte & o u t 10s ' week.—6, Ceylori-place, E a s t- m ust be close to station--A pply Yliee Oxven & H erald Offices. Eastbourne.'. .. I bourne.-r-c I land w here TYEESSMIAKING. — W auteq,. .experienced 25, Grarid-parade, Eastbourne.—A j ' j e e k ) ; in a rh b a n t e d , strong girl as Geheral; good APARTMENTS ‘‘ YOU WILL GET IT AT DALE & KERLEYS.” U Bodice; Skirt' and Coat Hands, also wa_ g e _ s sleep ,ini or out, Eastbourne; Jijtep for 2 in- Appr’entu'es.—Apply Bobby [&''Co.,. Ltd., F U R N llS H E D AND UNFURNISHED. IjUfiddicombe. or Daily Helii from 9.30 to.4 (not Sundays) ; (t n[ieans that P ale & K erleys h ave the Largest Stocks, offering the w idest F .aB tb o u rn e.—A !'ii ' ' i ( , light housexTOrk and eiinplje . cooking.-** 2 CAVENDISH LPLACE, Eastbourne, oppo HOUSES FOR SALE. 1 choice, giving the B est Valu® - ' RESSMAKINGj.—W anted, ! .Apprentices, A d ilre ss y .41). Gazette- and H erald Offices site Pier.--Furnished Bedrooms; rio 112 B ro o d s ,of . salalLv from .oomraencement,.—Apply o r Si-le, six-roomed Cottage, Hampden | b> anid CoOlSw: E a s ti)o r childreri taken.—tA ' BA. S. Blihkhorn, jlOld’ Town. E’bourne.—A good General, phi|in,(cooking; OR 4 Furnished Rooms, use of kitchen, Park; immediate possession given oii RELIABLE GO )DS A ' REASONABLE PRICE. le prefei'i'ed ■piREi^SMAKING..— Bodice and Skirt completion.; — Address 5.473, G azett-e ices. K-ar'- ..VV m u s t hh-ve goddi, referepjpesno' Sun for any length oL time; ito children.— F j J Handls; also Assistant-s;' required d a y s , h a lf driy -Weclnesday; sleep ont.-rB., 66, Cavendish-place, iEastbourne .—a and Herald Offices, Eastbourne .—a M adame Jjayne^ 45. Grove-roaid, E ’;bourne.-A 3 ■I I ' im m e d ia t e d a y s half day W ednesday; I sleep out.,—; A PARTMENTS or Furbished Flat to Let; o r Sale, leasehold, finest position Royal GLEN URQUH ART CHECKS, in ■ - i j l ,* Jg.RRANI) Boy wanted, ejmUst; w ag^ 14s. B.43.4, G a z e tte & H e r a ld Offices, E a st-j LX. nd attendance:^—Mrs. Franklin. 32, par!ade West, Eastbourne, £1,200; £700 CQ(TTON CREPE : n S t r i p e s , Itlem en's jlelt- per_ week.’—Appl.v 7. Grand. Hofiel- can remain at 5 per cent.; lei on lease at Black and W hite, also w ith Saxe, !boots, shoes. bburne.f-c Pevensey-road, East bourne.—A F Checks and Floral designs TITse- buildings (hack of Grand Hotel),- Eafet- £90; entirely, redecorated, etc., at a! cost : prieea gitven. •\7Sf ANTED, GeneraL^-Apply jMrs. Moori ■ÂSTBOURNEi.Oolttage Apartments, ful (m aterial for Sumr4 er Dresses, Bottle, Helio,:Overchecks, double bourne.—W ' [ ( ' i lijea-d 10, Upper L uke’s-drive, MeadS; F j permanent or otherwise; homely; of £10Q.-D.554, Gazette' & Herald Offices lilinen also RRANI) Girl wanted'; mu^t ride cycle.— E a s tb o u r n e .—a , . , To-ây’s_Value ! f w i d t h . |!Fra nsactioiis E ais tboi^ r.n e .— a m oderate.-P.. 22, Carltori-rd., E’bourpe.—A Appl;- H. R. Browne, Chemist, V, Corn ANTEID good General ^tran t; help! NE or two Rooms to Let. furnished or OARDING-HOUSE^,for disposal, facing 1,/O.f per T o -d ay 's V alue I /■J '1 3 __.J Ir. a n d M rs. field .troad] Eastbourne.—A j ‘ O u tin g s .—29;- sea, 16 rooms; ingoing £550.—H. J Ibburne; also E w iv e n ; g o p d w a g e s a n d i iiinfurnished; I rio attendance; in 2/11? i/ii4peryci. TjllEST-CLASS Skirt] Makeil wanted, for G ild re d pe-roa d , Eastbourne. South-street.—'Write ■ H.456, Gazette anti Chartres, 59. South-street, Eastbourne.—A X?:- perm mency.—Malrsball i ,& Dunbar. O B Z E P H V R i n Herald Offices, Eastbourne .—a r i c e £700, near sea. early possession AM ERICAN CHECK lakh, barge, or Sbuth-?tre ;t, Eastbourne.—'A I I GIRLS. n in e ro o m s,' b a th .—H . J . C h a r tr e s . 59 L-ed G h e b k s , i Gharmihg range of GRAFTON seconil-hiano PE c T a BLB Girl wanted as Geueral AYING Gpests received in lady’s well- grât varieliy bf colon ■lilUE-NISlIING Dranbry.—Wjanted, experi- _ ^ R E f fitrnished country house near East South-street, Eastbourne .—a I VOILES in Dark and . Light |Ai pr o x i m a t e OOD Irbners wanted ,at once; good A N T E D , strong. Jwilling, Girl for kit- and one 'Freehold Houseie, £450 the Superfine.. p O T T O N V O I L E i n |ger. Printing no responsibility of ^loooking. bourne.—X.415,S Gazette and H erald Offices, three; two Leasehold Houses, with vacant COTTON RATINE, effective vT [wage 3.—^Swan Laundrj', Ringivood- o h en : Eastbourne.—c ! ■ * , . . . [■, pretty shades o f S k y , Pink, Gtey, Brr--s ro:td[ Eastbourne!—A , Willcox, 10, Lahsddwrie-ter- session. £175 and £200. ■ weave for sm art wear, in Brown, I re c iu ire d , .iiv W .atbotirrie.—c O! 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