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Bedfordshire. [Kelly S 1 184 BAK BEDFORDSHIRE. [KELLY S BAKERS continued. Twelvehees & Co. Stratton street, & saturda.y, 10 a.m. to 12), The In. l'\ewell John, Sharnbrook S.O Biggleswade &titute, Sandy; drnw on head office, Kewman Chas. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Tye Wm. Podington, Wellingborough 52 Cornhill, London E 0 Northwood Waiter Garlick, 27 Welling- Usher Mrs. F. 62 "VVindsor st. Luton 1 Northamptonshire Union BankLimit~ ton st. & 22a, Foster Hill rd.Bedford Valentine Thomas, Riseley, Bedford (branch) (A. Eame.s Parson.s, mgr.), Odell Albt. Edwd. Wo1:mrn st.Ampthill Vasey Thos. 111 Church st. Dunstable High st. & St. Paul's sq. Bedford; Odell Hy. 40 High st. north,Dunstable Vass Alfred, Pulloxhill, Ampthill draw on Williams Deacon & Manches. Odell .John, Bromham, Bedford Wainwright James Winton, Heath & ter & Salford Bank Lim. LondonEO Osborn Cha~. E. 78 Castle st. Luton Reach, Le.ighton Buzzard Sharples & Co. see Barclay & C<J. Lun Osborne Walter Henry, Harrold,Bedfrd Walker James, Arlesey, Hitchin BARRISTERS. Paine Edward, 24 Hastings st. Luton Walber Wm. C. 18 Britannia rd.Bedfrd Paine George Harris, Turvey, Bedford Warner Wm. Sun street, Biggleswade Barke.r ,V, R. E. 47 Chancer rd.Bedfd Palmer Mrs. Wm. Maulden, Ampthill Warren Frdk. Westoning, Ampthill Roberts Thomas Lee, 3 Shaksspeare Papworth George, jun. Green End frm. Watson Thomas, Everton, Sandy road, Bedford Arlesey, Hitchin Watts George, Harrold, Bedford Stone Jn. H. 53 Spenser ro. Bedf{)rd Payne Mr!\.Lucy, Southill,Biggleswade Watts Henry, Clifton, Biggleswade BASEMENT LIGHT ENGINRS Peach Eli, 70 Albert road, Luton Weatherhead J.qa,Windsar st.Luton · Pearman Jesse, Stotfold, Baldock Webb Offspring, Arlesey, Hitchin St. Pancras Iron Work Co. Limited, R.S.O. (Herts) Webb R.L.Campton rd.SheffordRI.S.O Pancras road, London NW Pedder Mrs. Susan, Houghton Regis, Webb Thos. John, 92 North st. Luton Dun stable Wlieeler John, 30 Duke street, Luton BASKET MAKERS. Pedly J. (exors.of),Gt.Barford,St.Neots Wildman .A;Lbt. E. ·34 York st. Lnt<m Alien Thomas, Harrold, Bedford Jerry Jn. T. Gt. Northern rd. Dunstbl Wilkinson Goorge, Hockliffe R.S.O Baker Thos. Toddington, Dunstahle Pe~ti~ John, Clapham, Bedford Wilson Frederick, 5 .Albert road & 72 Cooper George, Arlesey, Hitchin Ph~ll~ps Enoch, Tempsford, Sand_y J.angley stree.t, Luton Cooper Goo. Palace st. Biggleswade Phillips Mrs. H. Barto_n, Ampthrll Wc,odham Mrs.E.Ohurch st.Big-gleswd Cunnington Wm. Tempsford, Sandy Pool Mrs. Rebecc_a, Stevmgton,Booford Wooding Charles, Harrold, Bedford Farmer Francis,Marke<t pl.Biggleswade Poole John, 38 Pilcroft street, Bedford Wooding llabez, Carlton, Bedford Felks Mrs. Emma, Barber's la. Lutoo Powers Frank,_ Blunh_am, Sandy Woodward W. 79 Tavistock st.Bedfrd Freeman Mrs. Martha, Beeston,Sandy Powers John, JUn. Hrrtford, Sandy Golding Mrs. 0. King st.Potton,Sandy Pulley F. Cranfield, Newport Pagnell Long Charles, 21 Market hill & 45 Purcer C. D. Aspley Heath, Bletchley BANKERS. Park street west, Luton Randall John, jnn. Stotfold, Baldock & Co L' (b h ) Millard John, Sun street, Biggle.swade R.S.O. (Harts) Bare1 ay mpany Im. ranc es Robinson James, 43 Lake st. Leightoo Randall William Woodside Luton (John Blarney, mnnager), Market B d Ray John, Langford, Biggleswade place, Ampth~ll; (Frederick Girling, Sau~:;a~rs . .Ann, Oheapside, Luton Redrup F. J. 9 High Town rd. Luton manageT) Hrgh st. nori:h, Dun- Shelton James, 52 High st. Bedford Reeve & Son, 124 West st. Dunstable stable; (loc~ board, Francrs Bassettl Smith Thos. & Son, Pavenbam,Bedfrd Richardson A. Market pl.Potton,Sandy J.P. _Fredenck BasseLt J.P & _H. E.! Smith W. H. & Son, 20 Oauldwell st. Richardson T. Wilshamstead, Bedford Harns) Market ~quare, LeJJ~hton Bedfmd Riddy .Arthur John, Bedford road, Buzzard; (Sharples & Co. mcor- Wells J. G . .A. Hitchin st. Biggleswade Kempston, Bedford porated) (Geor!!e Latc-hmore, man- Roberts E. J.Meppershall,Biggleswade ager) George street, Luton; (sub- BATH MAKERS. Roberts Henry, Hockliffe H..S.O bl"anches) (open 11 a. m. to 2 p.m.) Tylor J. & Sons Lim.2 Newgate stEO Roff Wm. 34 High street, Bedford Toddingn..on, Dunstable; (open on & Bella Isle, King's. cross, London N Rogers Alfred, Hayne3, Bedford fri. & fair days, II to 4), Market sq. Rogers Fredk. II6 West st. Dunstable Woburn R.S.O. & (open fri. rr a.m. BATHS Rogers Thom8.s,49 Park st. west,Luton to 2 p.m.) Woburn Sands, Bletchley; Bedford Corporation Swimming Baths Savage F. J. HJ & 32 Princess st.Luton draw on head office, 54 Lombard st. (Geo. Setchell, manager), Comrner· Scott William, Clifton, Biggleswade London E C cial road, Bedford Sear G. 26 Court road & 26 Vicarage Barnard Thomas & Oo. (Bedford Bank), Bedford Turkish Baths Co. Limited street, Lnton Bank buildings, High street, Boo- (Hobson & Martin, propriM;ors), 18 Self G. H. 23 High st. sth. Dunstable ford; draw on Smith, Payne & Ashbnrnham rooo, Bedford Sharp William, Clapham, Bedford Smiths, London E C Luton Public Baths (.A. H. Cooper, Shedd By. 39 Manchester st. Lnton Ba"-sett, Sbn & Harris, see Barclay & manager), Wailer street, Luton Shuter William, 21 Arthur street & Go. Limited Ashton road, Luton Bedfordshire Leiirhton Buzzard Bank, BAZAAR. Simms Mrs. Mary A. Haynes, Bedford, see Barclay & Co. Limited Wells & Oo. 23 & 25 High st.; srore!!, Simms Walter, Cotton End, Bedford ·Capital & Cmmti~s Bank Limited Castlo la.; faotory,CasUe h.ill,Bedfrd Simpson William, 78 Park st. Luton (branches) (By. "Kix Clayton, man- BAZAAR & EXHIBITION Sims Arthur, Chaple yard, Sandy a~er), High st. Bi~gleswade & (Hy. DECORATORS. Sims George, 3 Church street & 59 Lewis, manager) Goorge !rl.. Luton; . High Town road, Luton (sub-branches) Potton (friday, 10 to Prg!?att Brothers &_ Co. 57, 58 & 59 Slater Charles, 63 Hastings st. Luton 12) & Siandy (friday, 2 to 4); draw B1shopsga.te st. wrthout, LondonE C Sm~th .Arth. so Bro~ham rd. Bedford on head office, 39 Threadneedle st. BEAD I. ACE FACTOR. Smith C. A. 104 TaVlstock st. Bedford London E C . Smith G. F. Margetts rd. Kempston, Hertfordshire Hitchin Bank (branch Lodge Jn. Hlgh st. Shefford R.S.O Bedford of); bead office,Hitchin; &(branches) 1 BED & MATTRESS MAKERS Smith Joseph, Elstow, Bedford (Jn. Blarney, managBr), Market pl. ' Smith Thomas, Roxton, St. Neots Ampthill; draw on Barclay, Bevan, Turner Ja.mes & Sons~ Lrme street, Somes Henry, Yelden, Higham Ferrers TriJtton, Ranoom, Bouverie & Co. Bedford. See advertisement Spivey William, 16 Stuart st. Luton London E C Well~ Harty Ja.mes (wholesale), 63 &; Spooner William, Sandy London & County Banking Co. Lim. _?s Duke street, Luton , Steel Waiter, g6 New Town st. Luton (branches) (.A.rthur Oharles Plater, Wilson James, II St. John s st.Bedford Stevens Stephen, Riseley, Bedford manager) Bedford; (W. E. J.Rigge, BEE KEEPERS. StiT?son .Amos, Langford, ~iggleswade manager) High st. north, Dunstab~e; Right Mrs. Ruth, Rose cottage, Roo· Strrckland Wm. Henlow, B1ggleswade (Thomas Roar, manager) 25 HrR"h hold Bedford Sugars G.Clifton fi~lds,She_fford R.S.O st. Leighton Buzzard; (Wm. Robt. Reynoids Goo. Eaton Ford, St. Xeo\1 Taylor Thomas, Clifton, B1ggleswade Hawson, manag-er) George street, Thomas John, Felmersham, Bedford Luton; (sub-branches) (Edward BEEF DEALER. Thorne .Alfd. Eaton Bray, Dunstab)e Burls, manager); (open on wednes- See llim & Beef Dealer. Tompkins F. Houghton Regis,Dnnstbl day 10 to 4.30 & saturday, 10 to 1), Tookey Wm. ~ulloxhill, _.Ampthill Market place, Biggleswade; (on fri- BEER RETAII.ERS. TraveU J. 2.4 High st. Le1ghton Buzzrd days & fair days, 2 to 4) Park st. Tunbridge Charles, Heath & Reach, Woburn; & (on friday, 10. 30 a.m. Abraham J.Stanbndge,Le1ght~.B~ml Leighton Buzzard to 1.3o p.m.) Woburn Sands, Bletcb- .Albone Abraham, Arlesey, H1tchin Turner Wm. Henlow, Biggleswade Iey; draw on head affire, 21 Lom- AI bone Waiter, Stotfold, BalJock Turney H. 75 Hockliffe street, Leigh- bard street, London E C R.S.O. (Herts) . ton Bnz7.ard 'London & Midland Bank Lim. (branch) .Albone William, Arlesey, H1tchin Turney Mrs. Mary, 44 High street (F. S. P. Saunder!!, manager), II~ Alien Alfred, Carlton, Bedford ll{)utb, Dumtable High st. Bedford; (sub-branch-) Alien Mrs. Haunah, Pegsdon, Shillini· Turvey J.Houghton Conquest, Amptbll (open on tuesday 10 a.m. to :;z p.m. ton, Hitchi.n .
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