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IBB EASTBOURNE ASTBOU COLLEGE SCHOOL OF COMMENCE, MARY H. COOPER, C ourt D ressmaker. IV FRVHHBHT BOA?. arsfe’srsK sw aM SK Latest Creations in FETE and GOWNS at Moderate Prices > Bead Master/ ' . . Languages. The M V . F.;S» WTLLXaA«, CEBtmOATED TEACHERS only are EMPLOYEE). ORIGINAL AND DISIGNS. Day and Evening Claseea. ' Indl vldnal Tuition. DAY’S WASHING .L SIDE, ST. ANNE’S ROAD, BASTBOURNB. 6, LI8M0RB ROAD ASTBOURNR Preparatory School for Boys. and Navy H. JONHS, It. A., F.R.Q.B., Clifton Collage and FEW PENNYWORTH application ahonld be nyade to the BaAs D IC K E R & C Phtbioal Drill la oa mpulsory tor the LOVELLY-KBPPLESTQNE 0 BO BOUGH __S 0 HOC CLASS PROVISION & GROCERS, UPPER AVENUE, BABTBOURNK. 8 TAVELBT ROj Na.UA ■ WITH THE otover 20 Words - Private 8ehoot for Boys. , ' \ WINES, SPIRITS ani MINERAL WATEBfl. >8 and Sixpence BRITISH WASH-BOILER Fits 8 hjllqig8 nttv st Whiskey, 3/6 & 4/- per bottle. ine Old Tawnflj Port, 56/- A 42/- per dawn. rj.KHNOB O V T- B L L 1 S U I B B , N S W JA M S . w , j^saKsewar*, — g T . GEORGE’S SCHOOL (UPPKRTON). BOTTLED FRUITS, fto. Home School for the Daughters of Gentlemen. VQB BOYS INTENDED FOB BUSINESS LOT. “ESSDiSSSitSBSSSBa
attention It paid to Commercial Snhjeota and Modem banguagea. SONS' ‘ a of For Prorpecttu apply H un Mures. V I i < Telephone Bo. A. OBNTLBPBOPLB ONLY ' U bald at A G RANGE ROAD. TUTUNIOIPAL SCHOOL OF ' MACHINE MADE BREAD, /XRANVTLLE H0USE, GACDI ggPogfla^jaabe prepend tor the Cambridge Prellmlni JUL (TaoaNiau Institute. Urovx-eoad). U MB ADS. BASTBOURNB. Beginners a n received. * . ' DAY and EVENING CLASSES an held RmnSKTIAL, Pbbparatobt AND Ref erenooe from Parents of Pupil*. B ranch* ot Art, Including Claeses in M etal1 DELIVERIES TO ALL PASTS OF TOWN Gib u ' School. Wood O&rvtag and Leather Work* Prlnolpalg—MBS. 0. H. d« LA MOTtOQ j Apply. Ml* B. Clcathkb. & Co/a (LtfD> Vial bora oanjotn for short periods. ['NOOKMABOON ’SCHOOL MUNICIPAL SECONDARY DAY SCI h. and KINDERGARTEN OR O IH T L IM IN 'i CHILDRBN. BNYB ROAD, EASTBOURNE. MUNICIPAL Prlnolpal* Th i Miss* Sxmflk. SPRING RENOVATIONS Girl* (to ll yean; Boys i to t yean. ViMton* Children reoeived. No Boarders. FUmmli Waehed in Rain Water, for the tUiragt of which large undt Imwoni la the Garden (weather permitting). GIRLS’ ftfDME. EMiJLIE PETRELLI,R.A.M, lovely EA8TB0UBN K MARTIN i; con- (tatopnplfof wSwRandem^r) DB MODERN SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, MORNING CLASSES ON Prime Donna Opera and Principal London Concerts, be Bobby A Oo.'s Arcade, 40, Terminus-road, IANITABY STEAM LfUN DRY CO L imited. above tor the Internal and External Decorations. RECEIVES PUPILS tor LESSONS In SINGING INCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPANISH, BOURNE. eltore, by an and VOICE CULTURE (Italian Method), HASH, RUSSIAN, CLASSICS, HEBREW, LATIMER ROAD, EAST EASTBOURNE IHOQL cuff 8, GUdte lad. and 1 *<>• w Moderate, Native Teeeheri. Trial Le*on JTree. B ruy conTenlenoe it provided tor ensuring the Highest Clan ot Work for Families, Lodging Hermitage ft Terminus-road. Houses, or 1 [T. CHUNK'S, 9, u p p Br t o n ROAD, 'BOURNE. ; MILLER & SELMES, DANCING AND CALISTHENICS. , SPACIOUS OPEN DB' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Preparatory and Finishing), j Under Boyal Patronage. LetUrt should t* addressed “ Mia Hxxx, Sanitary Daughters of Visitor* n Idem Decorators. Plnmbon T \/riS 8 ELEANOR RATCLIFFS, 1 Day-Boarder ’ * . . 1; • ' T IV*. 10 yean AaaUtant toMRS. WORDSWORTH. CHILDREN BECEIV3ED du'lua cl,. HOLIDAYS WUlreennie her CL A83KS at the Grand Hotel, Saturday, Ever t Description of Building and House Repairs done at Moderate Charges. Oofatod. at I t t ; Jqveallas. II tfOlook. At Devonjhlm BpttitA attention to Drainage and Sanitary Work, . I ' Par^Wedaenday ahqrnpotig. S80. Oot 6th ; Baby CUee, U o'clock. Private Lessons at any time. Apply—ALLANDALX, COOMBB ROAD. CROYDON. lVTISS OWEN is Moving toaLarger » tad Works: 75, TIDB8WBLL ROAD, EASTBOURNE. IV*. in Ateade In ordbr to enable her to tot DANCING AND DBPOBTMBNT. fT having been reported that MISS LUCY MONET’. Ebiablibhkd 1879. WARDROBES. L WAYletoylnanp'lWehlMt.ehe beae to gay that ill noteonreoA and that she wlllbe R^IJMING HKR UTHE CENTRAL GYMNASIUM, MQNE r. W g g J . theSAFFRONS BOOMS on SATURDAY. - CORNFIELD ROAD, Eastbonme. W. T. LAMB & SON, w a r d r o b e s . etobertnd.at Three p.m. T , 8ersfc- ROAD, LONDON, W. Sehoole attended. Private Leaeoni given. ■very hransh of Phyeloal Education Carefully tanght by For Particulars addrees— ( Telephone: MUSEUM uONE." awnbroke ■s, Jewellers and General Salesmen, SAVIOUR’* CHOIR SCHOOL, SIDE ROAD (opposite the Colonnade), EASTBOURNE. 8 • ; SOUTH STREET. . ' ^ I I ' MINA IN (Oertu Voe. T.OJU, BOYS ARE TAKEN FROM THE AGE 0*j BIGHT. arge Assortment of NEW and' SECONDS-HAND WATCHES, CLOCKS, FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, GOLF, Ac. Field and Opera Glasses, . N. COUJN8’ SPORTS SHOP, M an Cbobal Schoubships, tonyt of vvhlofa oover B, SOUTH BTjElSKT < (Near Town Hall), Advanced ot petty. L tdiet’ and Gentlemen'e Wardrelee Pnnheeed for Prompt Oath, ON AT ANY TIME AT OWN RESIDENCE.
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DELIVER HIGH-CLASS DAIRY PRODUCE with private Three Tim* Dally to aU parte of Xatoboona A s It b ueoetoary to know from when* the milk supply —and every article of'Furniture in our Horn, i comes from PETER’S. . le derived we lnvlbe l^ tronB to inrpeet onr Farm* ■ \ ' ■ i ■■■j: , . • • • • | . !i CORNY LD, TERRACE FannBpotet . Dalttoes ~ 'll 1 Furniture to last many lifetimes v--- MR. L. M. GREEN, PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN ORGANS, BLOCK ROAD, HA The BEST VALUE in SOAP is the DOLPHIN. I***', i - ; HARMONIUMB AMS HARPS. I By the Beta Maken. ob Uie Lowest Terms, for Sate, FEB S id. 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TRAD NOTE PA PE l AND ENVELOPES STAMPED IN ANY COLOUR IN THE LATEST It, SALAT, tUBV ’Phone 4474x. ARTISTIC STYLES. The Mapleton OBANBOUENE STREET, BRIGHTON RUSTIC MEMORIAL CARDS Special Cheap Rates Prepaid Advertisements uitable Intensive of Situations War Manorial Cards in New and Elegant Design* ft.; cost « ; eeU and Vaoant, Articles ion.—Address, 872, A «"«»her Of the Newest and Choicest Designs to HOMER H E R R I N m fo r Ba le, A p nenistoLet, ^ IlT»nnv MEMORIAL CARDS a n now Induded b fte, Show Cards and Labels Designed and! M ated. Vimting Cards from Type or Copper Plate* E OARS.— nr Pattern Book. ■ ! [ ■; Papula* Prices. < E X F E ! H l, Telephone MOlt. ?5sfcC0NDl "Phone 147. FAENOOMBB 4 00., Lm., Pnnrame, L a t e s t F a s h i o n s PLANT8 (Giant ■' Chronicle” Works, South-street, Eastbourne. MOURNING a S p e c i a l p t y , ENGRAVING DONE . BY ALL TEDS NEW PROCESSES. rm.—Winchester, I * 00., Llialjtod, BRIGHTON (dose to Theatre Boyal), Ball Progn mines, Menu Cards, Wedding Cards and Invitations to Dinner, Musical and Chronicle” Works,^Bonth-stn / Evening Parties, tastefully executed. , w - , -a n d lithographic J j PRINTBItB. . my; I m BRTJIOED S 0 N. . i - .-'-•! • . . . ■ i.‘. - ,K - i. I WEEKLY GYMKHANA. Sohool of theBodiety for AMUSING EVENTS. which ia being held this s p : ItU IN O U S DIAL WRIST WATCHES FOB SERVICE at the Town Hall on further nui iber of tojthe list, the C hairman Publio interest in the gymkhanas at the Summer- oillor O. W. Bolton), th< i town for offe ing tin down damp is apparently increasing now the' fact that also present were Bisho; as follows:— these events are taking place has become generally ! dessrs. Jacob! iizmur, 7p, Channel View-road; Albert known. On Wednesday afternoon, notwithstanding the Hi .rman, 69, Fir] B-road; Walter Henry Wickens, Eyn- the chilling effect of a north-easterly breeze, a very large dward, i foi d Stables, U iperton-rbad: Edward Mewett, St. crowd of spectators assembled both inside and outside fay, G. P. Bassett y. H. j Clristopher’s Sol ool; Arthur Kavanagh, “ Rivington,” SILVER: mnd. From either position the sports can be Uriing Whelptav J- £ alwev, O. E. Pratt, E.’ J. : Vi storia-drive; \ ralter William Denham, 130, Terminus- _ both rides of the road' leading Hopkins, H. vonE. Scotti W. F. Aston (hon. sec. of the ; roi d ; William I 7iokendi 55, Bourne-street; Walter ive forming natural vantage points from local committee), W. A. 1. OlCmentson and others. ; SEEN DAR.Z...... , M< irgan, 6a, Ook ynge-ro Arthur Ward Crumpton, M v TIME CAN blear view may be obtained of the whole of the' The M ayor, in the ooui of some opening remarks, ,19( Bedford-gro e : Emi it Vaughan, “ Ravelston,” ings. Additional interest was lent to the said the summer sohool lot met for mereiere pleasure,pi De nton-road; W iffiam LI iwellyn, 108, Whitley-road; s by the musical selections admirably rendered by but essentially toy insl lion in regard to the great . All red John bar lett, 5, ivensey-road; Henry Cripps ______s_____street Home on 10°/o add Jjband, under the able direction of Trumpet- spiritual, social and moi vork which was done by the , Rc jers, 84, At lington ad; J. Robinson, “ The May 29th and was not discovered until a week later. \ oConnell. Although this band has only society throughout the irld. That meeting was the Cottage,” Vioaffl ie-drive. Samuel Edward Bucldand, Evidence with regard to the second offence having in u s r o a d Sly l een formed considerable progress has been first of a large number qf tings whioh would be held ; ;hom House, Howard- uare; Frederick William been given, the Magistrates ordered |the boy to have W. BRUEORD & S O N .^ ^ ^ , , an< both the oonductor and the men are to be in the town during the ne: tfew days. He very readily ■ !§ston, 39, Gr )ys-road ;| William Chapman Field, four strokes with the birch, atulated on the excellent impression they have and gladly met i ^ . i a wish_____,at he'8hould preside on that' ;I roylt' ” Rosel ery-aven' : Charles Henry Geear, 4, Yesterday.—Before Major H. P: Molineux (in the ‘ r made. occasion, and he desired jas Mayor, on behalf of the Ok shurj it-street; Chari Prior,' 1, Hydney-street; I to the events they were all of aq amusing residents in Eastbourne, jio offer a hearty weloome to chair), Alderman H. W. Keay, Col. J. F. Pierson, A N iw | , the various heats giving rise to much amuse- Tb m James S tarke, laloyon,” Rosebery-avenue; Mr. C. A. I^thafC^Mr. S. E. Kennedy and Mr. ' The battleship! ‘ the members of the summer sohool. He hoped they Arihib JdlWood, Sussex louse, Hardwick-road. Claude Bishop. I \ ich was intensified py the grotesque antios of would find muclrto interest and please them in the -at Brooklyn Navy ’ MISSION TO THE WAR FINANCE. uiolnen—the “ polioeinan,” the “ kuut ” and the town during their stay, Unfortunately the anxieties SCHOOL TENDANCE ' j;. SCHOOL/ ATTENDANCE. ] world’s largest battl er.” On these occasions considerable latitude is and seriousness of the it war overshadowedi almost , eat in, of .bourne, was summoned for Albert Moon; pf Winter-road, was summoned for £3,000,000. Pope’s ANNUAL MEETINGS OF LOCAL RJtANOH. To the E ditor. all their change of air and : scenery disqboying__ _ ..a „soho ... >1 attend ,nee order made in respect to disobeying a sohool attendance order made in respect to would, he , many Some relief from the her son; aUd Was prdered ( pay3s.’6d. : ... [ his son. • . ' Tl * .*!' ['•: l y f . •' The Pope has twd Sir; The issue of a Government appeal for !(000,000 overshadowing oloua ant. be of some benefit to them. ! ■< f ’ Mrs. Moon said1 her son was led away by other boys - as a captain and th | is calculated to make one think As fhomas ibie for suoh a gross lapse of discipline that the d a n g : OUS DOG. One: of his nephe The annual meetings of the local auxiliary of the Whitaker stated in the House of Common , it is the It Was many mouths sine it was intimated that the | | A and she could not get him to sohool. British Society for the Propagation of the Gospel cowd! marvelled at his audacity. Two young officers Bummer school proposed 1 meet in Eastbourne. Thejr Miss J. Hindu!, of Eve| ifield-road, was Summoned A fine of, 2s. 6d.; was imposed. Yenier, of the greatest undertaking that has ever been attempted. At decided to have a tilt at the bucket and so confident CokJura. ■Among the Jews wero'hel(l at the commencement of tbB time of writing it is not known what amount will were glad to hear of tin wish, and the Corporation for keeping a dani erous do| TEA AND : COFFEE this week. On Sunday morning the Rev. Frank Exley Were they that no exceptional skill was required that very readily complied,. appreciation of that visit, . , Mr. H. Glenisler appd bn behalf of Councillcr MORE “ LIGHT” CA^ES. ■ • ■ • j«. - _ “ JBl. he subscribed, but I hazard the prediction that there tpey did not trouble to divest themselves of any part of _ _ _. abtammodation in tike Town | Further cases of1 unobsoured lights WBre heard by the ■ ; t i ' EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE), SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1915. BOWLS. THE PIER. DEVONS PARE. czzaBzsrc Th** Plating and Enamelling of CO)TJNTY MATCH ON THE SAFFRONS.. “ YOU NEVflR CAN TELL.” CINEMA’ ?OGRAPH EX IIIBITIONS. VJU}.8.~ 1fc" AB*StMtf RiUigh provide* a permaoeat and diitioc.ive brilliance. Ai’RIC AN HUNT PICTURE*. 8 " ! SUCCESS OF SUSSEX. 1 Mr. Bomard Shaw’s oomedy, You Never Cun Tell, VramAnmt*' representing n domestic episode, lias lieen witnessed by Some of the i tost wonderful moving pictures ever On ifiday the annual mutch between Sussex and good audiences daring fibe week and although the taken in respect.to natural history »ro on view in the Surrey teams took place on the ground of, the East- peculiar sentiments expressed are characteristic of the Pavilion this week. Illustrating Mr. Paul Ramey's STORES. ourne Club, .at the Saffrons. Sussex, whose side author, the piece has been received with evident enjoy African hunt, ti ese remarkable films form a highly ALL-STEEL BICYCLE included two members of the Motoombe Gardens Club, ment The philosophic deliveranoes of the waiter are instructive series dejecting different forms of life in ained |a somewhat narrow but meritorious victory by effectively presented by a ir. Leigh Lovel, whose imper the wilds of A rioa. The piotures illustrating the even points. The teams received fc cordial welcome sonation of the venerable Servant is a most convincing adventures of the party during a hunt oonvey a vivid •» Churoh), lad the Umou Stunaey-Archer 3-tpeed soar and guaranteed (or ewr. from Alderman J. 0. Towner, president of the East- study. The old man is extremely voluble and' is not impression of the excitement of the chase as well as the ] oumeClub. Score:— WHITE PIQUE i A K w from £6/19/6 or 9/4 par month. Snd a postcard for Catalog**. ashamed of his' calling in spite of the fact that bis son is dangerous naturt of the Operations. The difficulties \ Sussex. Surrey. s £ C . Mr. Geoffrey GoOdhaft is excellent as “ Valen which confrontec the photographer have been well Eastbonrne-BERNKY & CO., Juration Road. losers.1 BL Gladman tine,” a young man witBPpeouliar views in regard to the overcome by initiative: anjl ingenuity, with the result 5 T B O U K N E - H allaham —A. F. SMITH, 8, High Street. (Hcvq). B^H opera, matrimonial state, whilst i(n extremely artistic portrayal that the piotures apply a io reoo’rd of the hunt, Messrs. R. X. Wilshira, is forthcoming. SaUBuaam ISO. ' Tnxraon IS. m , J . O. TOWNER & BROMLEY, H. W. HASTINGS 1 AUCTIONEERS, PB.&W. BENNETT o u s e a n d e s t a t e L a g e n t s , DEVONSHIRE PARK ’ j SURVEYORS AND VALUERS. Clerical, Naval, Military and os’ Tailors, HAGENTS FOR ALL PRINCIPAL iPROPERTIES Im torn* Broken. Monthly Fnperty Register. E dgar A llan B row n. Auction Sales Conducted in Town And Country. Manager and Secretary • . j . 10, OOI INFIELD ROAD. • m Telephone: No. 9. , 84, Tm alnii» EastbouTne. Subvbyb A Valuations ro s Mortgage, Probate, S o 1 Rents Collected. Mortgages Arranged. T< ilephone 1284 Eai tbourne. Insurances Effected. : Telegrams Oakdens Eastbou me. THE DEVONSHIRE PARK ORCHESTRA. PROMENADE COSTUMES AN] THE AUCTION MART, 67, TERMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE, j TUESDAY NEX j' EASTBOURNE.; Musical Director .. NORFOLK MEGONE. The one All Garments Made on the Premises b j First-class Workmen in good Sanitary Workshops. OAKDEN S t < Have received instructions ft »m the xecutors ot the n 1 . " < i • . r I. late Mrs. Adelaide Durlachfer to H imit for Sale the preset by P ublic Auction, at the T iw n H. l, Eastbourne, Orchestral Concerts T)aily in the Gardens. on TUESDAY NEXT, 29’H Jui , 1916, all that scarcity AFTERNOONS (except Sunday) at 3.30 in the GARDENS., ■ 8 0 1 1 8 , L t d ., uOtion Mart, on THURBDAY, JUly 8th, 1915, and in coi B. FRANCIS $ OUSEHQLD FURNITURE and E ffects EVENINGS: 8 to 9 in the GARDENS; 9 to 10 in the WINTER GARDEN. . . removed bom a private residence in Carlisle-road. THB EASTBOURNE CEMETERT MASONS. ROAD, NOTE.—Uw Orchestra will be augmented to tfi Performers at the Sunday Evening Concerts. we can off| Catalogues, In due oeurse, of the Au ■ode Mark YISTO. BtgisUrcd. A n I m p r e s s iv e S p e c t a c l e . :a l N a v a : On Wednesday morpjing, at too earlyifan !W S upporting ELASTIC STOCKINGS hour to secure the public notice that the event tho list of casualties from the ! from Ss. 6d- each. merited, a considerable Contingent of the hien Seaman S. Butcherd, of the j 5SES, BAND \GES & SURGICAL BELTS, at the Sumraerdown Gamp (left Eastbourne is report jd to have been killed, j &o, of every description. Relf, of the same battalion, is ! by special train en rout$ for the Front. The ' 'he last-n imed is a son of Mr. and I ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, CRUTCHES, &C., procession to the station, withr!the column of ; l-lanei; Old Town, and is 20 years MAOS AND HEP AIMED. returning soldiers swollen by some hundreds brother were formerly Lists ifree. of convalescents, and the camp band playing STRA inspiriting music, Was truly an inspiring ope,one, iety. but joined th a Colours on the outbreak of war. f. FARMER'S i missing man als > took ps rt in the expedition to ^ ,r--«-----a *n the bmye ;werp, where he assisted t j carry away a wounded fellows who, notwithstanding their late suffer gian who had had his leg shattered. The one wotd “ SCABCITY ’’lauma up the whole question of GICAL SUPPORTS DEPOT ings, cheerfully go forward again to meet the 80, QUIEN’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. ■ foe. A spectacle such as phis would surely melt Ie sig n a t io n o: p a n Of f ic ia l .—W e under- the present high prices of Coals. There is s c a r c ity of horses, Id that Mr. C. M. Carter has resigned his appoint- the heart of the most callous and inveterate |t as surveyor to the EfWtbourne Rural District shirker. Unfortunately, as remarked, the ncil, and that his resignation has been accepted. s c a r c ity of canhOT,! s c a r c ity of trucks, s c a r c ity of Miners, noble-hearted fellows left before many of the inhabitants were about j. but, despite this pus E x p e c t e d T r o o ps.—W ith reference and in consequenoeVsrffmcy of Coal. In spite of these factors drawback, they did not lack ..an enthusiastic a report in a cc ntemport ry that a considerable send-off. At the station; their own' comrades ing Concert*, we can offer an excellent KITCHEN COAL, which is durable, shouted themselves almost hoarse in round economical, makes little soot or,smoke, gives out intense heat upon round of resounding cheeps, and finally ieeti decided. I; is stated that 1,100 troops are the train steamed out afiaid a perfect tornado cted about the mi ddle of July, but on enquiry last ano and Song, and i is well screened. This Coal, which can only be obtained of hurrahs and the playing by the band of ing we were infor ned that it is by no means certain MPLES “ Should auld acquaintance be forgot.” The will come to Eas bourne. from us, is j • occasion had, naturally, its serious and riNc ess A l ic e M e m o r ia l H o spit a l , pathetic side, and amdngst the assembled orted by voluntary contrirations.—The following concourse of civilians tears visibly bedewed Corner. LEADIING MANUFACTURERS the cheeks of both se: Relatives of/the i during the week, 14 H U C R N lL L warriors coulp not easily resist the wee] 2; died, 1; r imaining Iness of a second farewell. spital is open to the i COMMENCES ON TORKAT i Wednesday/ and Ba S e a so n P r o spe c t s. Additional innual si Contributioi s will be Up to the present the. chief difference between n. Treasurer, Mr. 0. ( the experience of this and normal times is the fouse, 1, Chis rick-plac o n d a y absence of excursions. The number of spring M and early summer visitors has, On the whole, S iz e s 4 a n d 4f.0NLY. .Conditions. SEND YOU A TON TO TRY 1 compared not unfavourably with the average year. The presence of many mope would, of course, have been, agreeable w . ___ to the desires and FATAL CHI GALLIPOLI interests of the trading! portion of the.com munity; but until the ; public have broken down the barrier of a custom that crowds the national holiday-inakini iJnto July, August CORPL D. GILBERT. BATHS* and September, the superior charms of earlier months will continue kdupass unappreciated Ot, Thursday Mrs. G ilbert, of Baylands, Old Orchard- at their true value. Ajgood deal has been road received the sad heard this w6 ek ou the tyranny of unreason son, Ofirpl. David ■ & Saturday STATION PARADE, ing custom in India, Wat it would Dot be Divisional Engineers, T e l e p h o n e 864, difficult to show that ouf own people also are sucoi imbed on Mondaj pretty tightly yoked to; the monster. Now, to ar illness contractec Peninsula. Tailor-made Costumes however, that the recognised holiday season Thq deceased, who v as 27 years of age, and whC was is approaching we shall'not be' inclined to formerly engaged at some air compressing works at Gowns, RUSSELL abuse the law of custom it but ensure for us Ipswich j enlisted in N< ivember 1 ist and went out to the Builders and High-Cla s s Decorators, our usual full measure jef public patronalge. Dardanelles, with the : irst draft from the Royal Naval Unfortunately the national circumstances are Division], in the early ; /art of th a present year. For a Skirts, SANITARY SPECIALISTS. so entirely unprecedented that it is impossible time the weather cond tions woie very trying, and after ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, to foresee with any dearness what “ fhe being slightly wound* d in the shoulder by a piece of BROMLEY shrapnel, Corpl. Gilbei t caught n chill in the very damp Coats, Matrons’ Coats D esigns and Estimates [_ — W o r k s: harvest ” is likely to be. \ Hopes of a favour trench, Which, not bei ig treated very seriously at the ST. LEONARDS ROAD. able outcome rest in the fact that people have time!'-produced the intsrnal trot ble from which he died. Subm itted. already begun to take their annual holiday, He was treated at first in a rest camp and then passed Furs and Office a n d Showrooms : 1 1 4 b , TERMINUS ROAD, I and in the reflection that, despite the war, on tp the hospital at Cairo. Letters received quite there is absolutely no moral reason why people recently: from Oorpl. G ilbert she w him to have been in 1, Langney-road, — Opposite Railway Station, — should not enjoy their (. accustomed respite a very cheerful mood, md quite hopeful of being able Blouses, from serious duty. Ceiitain contributors of to resunie duty. Eastbourne. Another member o - the fanily, Private William EASTBOURNE. articles to London newspapers have been Gilbert-ra younger b other of the deceased—is con Millinery, booming the advantages of inland resorts; nected yith the Leeds City Battalion of the West Company. ’p h o n e 461. but denizens of our big cities and towns very Laces, Neckwear, CYCLES and MOTO& CYC naturally prefer their owb opinions and tastes :1 i . . . . ■ • ■ ■ - i to the gratuitous advice 6 f possibly interested persons. Experience, moreover, shows that' gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Advance is of Cycles and Motor Cycles, I with the welcome return of summer, Iho I common fancy turns noj; lightly but eagerly Sunshades, Needlework, or M otor I and instinctively to the incomparable delights ■tyred, Be red, Re-enamelled, equal to new, of the seaside. T1 e fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians wasas held at Avenue House, TlThe Avenue, yesterday' Ladies’ an< Children’s Outfitting, YOU £ , LVING OF 7 3 % T. E abtboi .N.V.R.: iftejnodn. Mr. E, JJ GORRINGE presided, and there wort also present Councillor Bradford (vice chair R e c e n t casualty listajhave revealed that, man/, Miss Gatliff, Miss Boldeno, Miss Davies Gilbert, Household Linens, Curtains, [ ( o S S K L ) r a o m « j8 j. in playing their gallant] part for King and Lieub-uoi. .Owen, C.M.G., C.I.E., the Rev. H. von Country, several members "of the Eastbourne i E. Soot;, the Rev. Jl T. Burns, the Rev. H. Pain, Carpets, Cycle and Motor Cycle Repairs. Battery of the R.NiV.R. have either lost their Council or Prior, Councillor Eden, Councillor Chap lives, sustained wounds] or fallen into the man, A r. J. Willmoi, Mr. J.l Biroh, Mr. J. Robin D. 48, GROVE ROAD. 1, WEST STREET, hands of the* enemy. Called into active Ser son, [Mr. J. G. Shield] Mr. S. E. Buckland, Mr. J. L. Furniture, BRITISH vice quite early in the yVar, our local Naval Reid, Mr. A. S. Haydes, Mr. (!. Chandless-Chandless; Oil, Tyres, etc., in Stock. Repairs and Hiring a. Speciality. Volunteers, than whom ;it would be difficult Mr. |E. A. H. Vernon and Mr. A. Hurst (clerk). to find a more ardent, united and high-spirited The Attendances of Guardians. set of young fellows, havjfe had their full share Mr. WlLLMOT asked what percentage of attend of campaigning, and the/accounts received of ances was necessary [for a Guardian to retain his them from time, to time show that they remain position? full of enthusiasm and dash. Although the The Chairman Bai there Was no percentage. If a man was absent fc six months consecutively the majority ,are now facing the perils of the Board Wrote and asl reason dr his being I there was no special reason t was then wi Board’s competence to declare the Beat vacai lONTINGENT F inance and Gen od, are in East and > worked hard and insiderable dangers, ieir joviality never minus-road 8. SQUIRE & CO is not a new, untried appliance offered to the b lic Furnishing Ironmongers, periodicals were order since air raidshave f .Jl and [Mre. Gambel. Tt EASTBOURNE received & gift of M o f years and priove*'d its efficiency in thousands of TERMINUS ROAD. reading desk in the c TIMES OF H IG H W A’ jR Sc LIGHTENG-UP committee cordially ] o u tb re a k s. O v e r 2,C000,000 sold. [ iter. Lighting After. Up acceptable gift. movements Saturday, June 26 ... 10. 4 10.30 9.19 V eal.-T he Clerk \ ead a letter from Dr. Adams jfhly favonr- 8tating that he had substituted mutton broth for PASSED BY THE3 BOARD OF TRADE and TO DAIRYMEN. Sunday, June 27 ...... 10.56 11.24 ... 9.19 vealj Approved. Monday, June 28...... 11.52 — ... 9.19 Councillor Eden rj b confirmation of the Tuesday, June 29 0.20 0.47 ... 9.19 committee’s proceedii . Tordoff, the.FIRE OI B COMMITTEE. illmot Capt. the Wednesday, June 30 1.13 11.37 9.19 Mr. W seco 1 expressed satisfaction lorres and ■ . j . Thursday, Jifiy 1...... 2J 0 2.26 ... 9.18 that mutton broth hi lubstituted for veal iii Friday, July 2 ...... 2.50 '3.10 ... 9.18 Worthless imitations of bw and untried character motion was cai [port in an attack [Assessment 'EE’s Valuer, ixtending from claiming to extinguish fin caused by INCENDIARY § o i 3. The ditch at Royal Society f o b F b k tion of Cruelty R. W. H. Ha is re-appointed valuer rein the Duke of BOMBS will doubtless l offered to the public, but to Animals, Eastbourne ieb. Hon. Sec.. Miss ittee’ for one :rom Looks Paddon, 1, Comp treet Subscriptions i inst., at a salary of Si. ent trench for a before^mrehasing lemand >vsee convincing testimonials be paid to the Hon. m e name ot rar. u. a . Leatnam, j.r ., was maa- lay in extended L Esq., “ Fairmont," [Tender! vertently omitted from the list of Magistrates in last g further back. and list of equipments, otherwise yoi money will be ------— ------,— Bank, Ltd. All oom- iffer of Messrs. Bradfi week’s report of the manslaughter charge against a; ARTHUR plalnts should be addressed to . Inspector Albert d house coal at 33s. 6d. Flight-Lieutenant. V; j andon thisobjec- wasted, land life and property E. Waostaff, 29, Oavendli^h-avenue, Eastbourne. L The first party s were accepted as i Hows: Fish, Messrs, Mr. Rupert GWynne, M.P., has been.ordered away High-class Footwear] No better value. sur, J. Rank, Ltd., for a complete rest, and no correspondence will be ts of short rushes, New season's goods.—J. J, Saunders, 106, Sontb- ictioninthe trench, In proof of our statement \ l, Messrs. G. T. Cox forwarded... 1 j . Btreet (between St. Savionr's Church and Devon- 'Hara & Sons, Ltd.; CH RIMES ihed bn in minted shlre-place). • I Miss Mary Isabel Kemble Lambert, daughter of the lie cover ana keep- best Extinguisher we are i Luminous W atches, invaluable for night late Mr. R. O. Lambert, J.P.,' Meads, Eastbourne, was ti. Meanwhile the and open competition any c use, reliable time keepers, from 18s. 6d. Clients on Saturday married at Westfield; near Hastings, to Iv the men in the own Watohes and OlOBksfiqade Lumlnous.-F. G. Baron Adrian Ctesar Duben, of Ground,; Sweden, and nment until they and will pay the sum of £ CLraENCT. GoldHmlth.SUyprsmithand Watchmaker. , 34, Hans-road, London, S.W. i ( j li within 2 0 0 yards SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1915. telP hone 782. Cross Society in the event At. this period of the jtear' Window Blinds headlong for the superiority. Sin \ilar condii generally want renewing.# renovatlpg, and the best 5NAL BARGAINS, Che whole of the STRAY *NOTES place to get them made and fitted quickly and cheaply k)., Ltd., The Arcade and 26-40, . and'the manner accepting ou^ challenge. is V inalls’, Drapers and House Furnishers. 63 and nee that their annual summer 53a, Terminus-road, where a large supply of Hollands bnday next. It will, as usual, Lodge, Eastbourne. ' i This Day (Saturday), i infinitely credit- and Rollers Is always In stock. Estimates given. P assing of “ Hector.” 11 the .varied features of this extensive estab- Mr. Charles Clark (of the firm Of Messrs. Murra; my, congratulated “ KYL-FTRE” will be found invaluable for extin Telephone 624. ; and patrons may rely upon the chance of King & Clark, lessees of DevonsF This Day (Saturday), i very appreciative ector,” the canine terror of a “ whole Notice.—All those who Lwish to Warehouse mafiae bargains, whatever the departments has gone to Harrogate for the cure, I clean equipment guishing fires caused by INCENDIARY B0MB8, as bourhood,” has in vain had the benefit of their Furiiltnre should not do so until they have ite their particular interest. The entire stock of the genial theatre manager, wh This Day (Saturday), (articular steadi- dr owner’s pleading. Conddct that his Inspected Messrs. G. E. Mavnaud's, Limited, Ware gone carefully through, and the prices of what indifferent health of late, w; mt fire oontrol in it is acknowledge! to be the most effective means of houses, which are the finest |n Eastbourne. Estimates i materially reduced in order to; render the may return completely recovered. ed mistress attributed to “ high spirits ” free.—Note the address, G. E. Mavnard, Limited, re that as soon as Removal and Storage (Contractors, Grevstone- aely popularl Visitors will find a practically Mr. A. .1. Fellows, who founded ’ of them would extinguishing bia sing petrol, oil, tar, and anything of ’playfulness,” but "which leas admiring supply of well-made and stylish costumes, .intances insisted was due to rank vicious- buildlngs, South-street, Eastbourne. the ''Inverclyde ,pany of! the Naval EVERY GARMENT REDUCED. ihe had noticed a,highly inflammable nature. irts, coats, blouses, millinery, and, also of the a sub-lieutenant in done in supply- has brought upon his 'mightiness the king up|tha numerous fancy departments, penalty, and ere now no doubt the lethal with the British wasb-boil< -Eastbourne Gas Co. i clothing ana other necessaries may likewise fIVERY GARMENT REDUCED. the use of Water on burning spirit intensifies the fire, 3 n has done its dread work. Priam’s ad on advantageous terms. Messrs. Bobby, i son—the “ Hector ” of Homer’s “ Iliad ” Inco m e T aX/a n d I t s R e c o v e r y .—A lth o u g h known, make a speciality of their furnishing EVERY GARMENT REDUCED. and therefore MUlJT BE AVOIDED. The advocacy lout for ten years before, the merciless no one at the present day is likjely to try to avoid pay ing his just share of Income Tax, there are nevertheless of Buckets of Water or. 8aud in oase of EIRE from les, not content with killing the tronble- many oases of overcharge in jvhich claims for repay youth, dragged the dead body in triumph ment can and should be made., This is especially the COMING ENTERTAINMENT. Plummer > round the walls ot Troy. The East- s to every oase where incomes are derived frofn dividends, rents ag by the le “ Hector ’—tall as a man When poised and the like. Unfortunately,! cases are not unknown 3 hind legs—ha^for three Years only bad where claimants have failed to (realise that such claims ions m prices are 3rs all hjs own way. But even this should be handled by experts. j-A narrow escape from co more than one overcharge of an Eastboura4 resident has recently me, millinery and ciati re victims of “ Hector’s ” jungle-like engaged the attention of- the Eastbourne and District officially reported ig, Capt. Geo. King in view, viz., to help [provide necessaries fqr British Income Tax Reclamation Society of r7, Bolton-road. — erland. Fusiliers, is soldiers imprisoned in Germany. buyers is almost cape; re, which the Magistrates have accord- After a claim had been made by the claimant personally ng purchasers are ended in the summary manner above .lien in action in France. He But the entertainment'itself is also like! Sale This Day (Saturday), Very attractive for under £4, revised by tin amateur helper to just over Major H. P„ Molineux, J.P.,. the patronagepatrol of those present on the occas outfitting depart- ,ted. W e are sorry for the fond and now £7 and provisionally' fixed T>)r the Inland Revenue and Eastbourne, and was bom Rachel Humphreys,Hi F. R. G. 8., who issupplyiii a lantern tSus Six Kyl-Fyres can be obtained at less red owner, but for “ Hector ” himself we Authorities on the mformatuniafforded them at under , is very Sale This Day (Saturday). :d to lace, hosfery the Northumberland Fusiliers lecture1 descriptive... of a tour round the worl ildering array of EACH cost than one of various other makes. no tears that cannot be more worthily £10, the Society by their exfiert knowledge and the re in 1909, he was promoted in generously— ------1.— givu ■ \ng her services, and is also b re than nominal production of further information made a claim for and is made a temporary captain in cost_____ of ______the hall Sir John Ottley, K. C.I.E. Sale This Day (Saturday), /ffiWv T-' reoeived payment of £6L 12s. ; * ’ officer whs serving in India on a short address on the subject of the w ar; M lique opportunity Our Member. Co r r ectio n .—On e o f itjhe w itn esses in th e ies. . - . will contribute_____ recitations; . , and Mr-Mr. Dear’sDeal . Ladies’______ients generally, with Parade motor smash ease, Erederiek Edgar Platts, head . Molinesix had many friends, Ghoir will giveive vocal selections. The Mayor (Councillor(Oouncilloi waiter at the Hydro Hotel, complains that in the report ed himself in local cricket and O. W. Bolton, C.S.LV will be in the chair. Tickets uahty, make and yj will regret that last week his name was incorrectly given as “ Platz.” ly the bereaved parents have the may be obtained of Messrs. Smith A Son, Terminus- ed, being offered P-, has found that This latter being a German name, and the witness him 3 inhabitants in their great loss. road; Mr. Prentice, Terminus-road: Mt. Ryder, ie damask depart- bis taking a con self being an Englishman, hjelis naturally anxious to South-street; and Messrs. Ken ward & Co., Grove-road. id with purchases Mrs. Erskine has received towards the object of the las it is extensive, entertainment donations from several invalids and lines /in hand- Elms Buildings, Eastbourne. last- summer meet- anonymous friends who will be finable to attend. For iettes, sheets, bed- Puesday. Miss Eleanor om Christina Rossetti, RAINCOATS AND COATS REDUCED. make up a fine and Eugene Field, her purchasers. The a bring greatly appreri- RAINCOATS AND COATS REDUCED. disposed of at a (petition for NAVAL DIVISION LOSSES. dso a very large usually are prefaced by an intensely hot, dry Wind, r.—Information has Thursday and was c included RAINCOATS AND COATS REDUCED. Dg sheets, pillow which soon becomes so impregnated with sand jthat Bandsman Langford, of - G LOCAL NAMES IN THE CASUALTY lotion of which is the 1st Bedfordshire Regiment Deceased, trho resided Miss Parrott ...... it is impossible to see more than a few yards. The in Ohurch-mews, Wrilesley-n Miss Barton...... to be sold at very dust clogs up your hair and makeB it a dull sand •d, was killed in action, Mrs. Fox Russell ...... generally it may colour, it fills your eyes, breathing is a difficulty, and his brother, who was in tlj same regiment, lost his During the recent fighting in the itageous one from and it is in every way horrible. If you go indoors life under similar circumstam s in the autumn of last Elliott a number of Eastbourne men were reported prove an unfailing the oppression is so great that you come out again year. . ! been killed,' wounded or misriDg, these < INTENSE HEAT and SAND STORMS. into. the. boisterous wind and stand it as long as [you T he proverbial -wisdom if many Eastbourne occurring in the “ Howe” Battalion R.N.V.R. peeay business people is again prove* those reported to have been killed!are P.O. William can. Then when the torture seems almost unbear by the number who are Rlmlngton Leonard Erridge, P.O. Percy Horrell and A.B. able it begins to die away, and you are free to go u And insuring their Stock against W imble. Ait? Raids. Par; -An alarming John Tingley, whilst A.B.’s EmeSt Sayers, George A DRAMATIC P. and bathe and try to wash: the soil of India from ticulare of rates can'be had.frq ( H. T. Thoepb, Lloyds dole and Frederick Dole have been wounded. ii at the junction off you. - [ j- Bank-chambers, Terminus-roat jEastboifrne. Telephone id between two No. 27. 7 ! Seamen -Tom Hide and W. O. Dlplock and . iber of persons, , Out* correspondent at jjullundur writes some Can you wonder that with such a climate we all ■ A Dangerous Path, ton. —A remark- Hardy, George William Allehom and Hunt a , Auction Sale at sbar,” Willingdon- as missing. _ THE ORIGINAL STOCK OF proceediii along description of tie intense heat, &o., of i an Indian look forward ^o anything that will amuse and break but last issue a, correspondent called able demonstration, oi the val io of the Kvl Fyre Saints’ Church, the monotony of our existence? So, amongst other , 1 road, next Thursday, July U —-The Auctioneers call extinguisher was witnsssed in iaker-street, Enfield, -Allchorn, Hardy and Sayers are sons of Eaist xiurne summer and the various ways in which th® men things, we have started a Debating Society, at which * narrow, unproteeb ” patn, *’ particular attention to the < scellent upright grand last Saturday morn ini. A mo or car (belonging to boatmen, Erridge is a son of Mr. W. Erriidf e, the wfio was driving, rfhe 4th. Sussex (Eastbourne) Battery, R.F.A-, P®"* approaching, Birlii wo soldiers and a we settle the affairs of the nation to our entire Gap. pianoforte and the Angel us, w oh are lnoluded m the Mr., 1 3. Eberstein, or East Bi met-road), in which well-known bathing machine proprietor, Go ie other motor—a satisfaction; and the latest addition to our merriment ch, who knows the catalogue. i ,j..| were two lady passenf era, was opposite Baker-street Frederick Cole are the sons of Mr. Thomas Col I wrote to you (he says) last mail about [the athletic is a Dramatic Club, the members of which gave their mpUfled the particulars then Chapel when an explo lion tool place, apparently in for 38 years has been a railway porter at, East i were two Army sports, and if this time I tell you about the great first performance the other evening in the garden of Union J ack Club, Eln -buildings, Seaside- station, while Diplookis the second son of Mr. ARTHUR id, was travelling- dramatic effort made by the. Battery you miist not explained the circumstances road.—Pound Day; July 2nd. 411 gifts of tea, sugar, the abouinulator, settii g fire tc road. The Ford the officers’ mess. It was a most brilliant moonlight undei footpath in question assumed mustard, soap, matches, biacui driver, named Precious imrnet Diplock, the instructor at Devonshire Park Bath therefore think what an easy time we are having, night and there was a large attendance, not only_of cake and eggs will be fire was below his seat and lost It is also reported that Leading Seaman A. Ti because these little interludes are very small breaks, its p gratefully received any time r 1 1 o’clock. the Battery, but of other troops at the station. The neign cushions land woodwo rk. Mol...______has been wounded in the-ankle while serving w m the round of our idaily life of hard] work and band gave us some excellent music, various officers Marine Hall, Loans ^e-road.—Sunday, combe, draper, hurriel out wi h a Kyi Fyre plant, “ Howe” Battalion at the Dardanelles, and is swnofit, and inoeaaant drills. • I ■ ! ■ -1 ; - CHRIMES, and men sang and recited, and then came the play, July 4th, the well-known etch evangelist, Mr. which is always kept rsady to liand on the'premises, hospital at Alexandria. Trotman was for ah ssitated their tiie si mmer months, either the spot should be. i Hospital in The heat is now intense. Day after day, and written by a member of the Battery, who called it Alexander preach the Goapel at and by its use he very smartly extinguished the out- yearsSa local letter carrier, and was formerly a n wife of the «ren night after night, the air is like a| furnace, a An Outpost of the Empire, and in really-quite clever fenced off or prominent warning boards the above. of theR .N .V .R ., which he rejoini Furrier & Costumier, ’orks, Worm- very fiery furnace, when the least exertion makes a manner showed upon our mimic stage the adven erected. Birling Gap being beyond the war. He was one of the Eastboi rson, of 27, "you pour with perspiration. You wake in the night tures of a small, body of soldiers defending a signal borough boundary the, Corporation have, of in the expedition to Antwerp. to find it not a bit cooler, and you yearn and pray Station in some remote part of our wide Em; ire. some'excitement in the loci on, who was It-was a capital show, and 1 think that when vfe coursi i, no legal [responsibility, but any moder Subsequently ■for even some short respite' from this baking heat. ate m m spent ii i protecting the lives of East residents! to the spot, as w ictor Stephen, TERMINUS ROAD, Eastbourne Then you doze off again and wake unrefreshed and return it would be an exoellent idea to reproduce it The iKyl Fyre Compinv’s offices are at Fond mother: .* ' Improvise ? Why, my tired, to oommence another day’s work. Add to this in Eastbourne and raise funds for the Battery by bourne visitors would not, we take it, be -buildings; -Enfield Gazette and daughter can improvise any piece of music, you put ,4 hat we are now plagued with dust storms, which giving “Our Indian Nights Entertainments.” objected! to by the ratepayers. before her j * ' Telephone 6 9 1 - *,§ .ii' ■ : r . I ' ¥ EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, JUNE 26 19 Germany now bitterly regrets that the fondness for . go “ THE 1Fi\It AND THE COMING British fashions in sport and in dress has left A LEWES MAN IN INDIA. A VICAR’S WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. J. Groves, silver tea asddy. abundant tokens in its traok. Lawn tennis is played, Mrs. Gadd, chins flower pot. CIVILISATION.” < in English in'most European regions-. The familiar Captain D. H. Graeme, set of serviette ringsi ' . h * 7 ' ”r *&.<•< „ ''![ ‘ • ,1 , *. * I cries of ‘‘Love " and “ Deuce ” and “ ’Vantage all ” IB T E R E 8 TING LETTER. Th e REV. A, HAIRE and M ISS DOROTHY Mm. Havelock Groves, visitors’ book. have been given up as hopeless by translators. Golf ■ To ensure aoocr t u r n I'CAMPBELjj-JOHNSTONE. Miss Garforth, glass and silver custard glasses amt LECTURE BY LADY LUTYENS. offer* even worse difficulties ana obstacles. It has tray. Names and Con been buzzed from Berlin that the brief three letters An interest ing letter has been received by the Lady Dixon Hartland, Indian box. the Publishing ( ¥ ■ i ' f I ■ • of a “ tee ” require a hyphenated concatenation of tyor of Lei res (Councillor T. G. Roberts) from his The finest of cooks, East Hoathly presented a festive appearance on Mr. and Mm. H. J. C. Hardcastle, glass and goM the libraries or 1 A lecture, entitled “The War and the Conning words which no golfer in a hurry could ever want tastes centrepiece. n Is made for Insert li to- use. In Mark Twain’s evergreen “ Tramp >n, Private . L C. Roberts (Tony), of the 7th Hants Her jelly spoi Monday, the village having been profusely adorned on The Rev. H. and Mrs. Harbord. silver entrge iMi. - This Usb Is not Civilisation,” - was delivered at Town Hall Abroad ” there was a capital chapter regarding the egiment (1 erritorials). The latter enlisted at Ju st as as it looks,'’ with bunting in honour of an event which had Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harbord, glass and silver salad Wednesday afternoon by Lady y Lutyens in son- learning of German, showing an engaging illustra lurnemouth and his regiment, which underwent She has m be^n shown aroused the greatest interest. The event was none bowl and silver spoons. . i nection with the Order of the Si in the East, Of tion of one of the hyphenated words walking in a ,ining on E alisbury Plain, was one of the first to How to these confections^ other than the marriage of Miss Dorothy Iris Camp- Colonel and Mrs. Sutherland-HarriB, amethyst which she is the representative England T procession of letters over a bridge: . They are the sent on foi eign service. The regiment, which left bell-Johnstone, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. pendant. ROYi essential reason why German, prose is cumbrous to gland early in October and. arrived at Bombay oil But buys s Jelly Pow ler J. Campbell-Johnstone, of Whyly, to the Rev. Arthur The Misses Harbord, table cooker. Bxbexley. — rapt. was a good attendance,e, LadyLad; Lutyens being! no the last degree. We might get an analogy with the November 9t i, is now- doing duty at Delhi. In the I ’ i Major Hardcastle, coffee cups in case. Griffiths. Miss Sril stranger to Eastbourne! audiences.: • ■ • ■ rolling, pompous periods of a de Quincey, but never course“ ' of hit etter ”Priv ' ' Roberts says:— and folio the direct ons. Haire, son of toe Rev. Canon and Mrs. Haire. of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hall, silver sugar castor. Welchman _ Lady Lutyens said that sometimes they longei to the airy lightness of a Charles Lamb. First of all many tin to all of you who have Qurteen Rectory, co. Sligo, Ireland. The wedding Mr., Mrs. and Miss Harcourt Hare, pair of Sussex CbAnksl Vixw.-Vri.l And now eminent professors have met in oonclave written to me letters! have not been directly the poetry is not good you can be quit s sure the ware vases. MraPalsh. Mr. Jon get away from the war and think of something pise. I! was of more than usual interest to' Churchpeople in Rxuby.—Mr. and Mm. j That at the present stage was impossible, tor it to get a German equivalent for “-covert coat” and replied to, anl also f East Suet ex Newt, which Sponge is.*The right of it make* your mouth Water, •" 'IK the neighbourhood, for the bridegroom is Vicai: of i Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, salad bowl and spoons. gL—Mrs. Wilkinson. haunted them night and day. It was more profitable other excrescences ’defiling the language of the I read right through ery week. Between letters so easy to prepare. Miss Haste,'tea doth. < Sidabtband.—Lady dn to strive rather to understand the war, the causes “ Hymn of .Hate.” No more will the fabulous label and papers 11 eem to k . ell in touch with all that Laughton and was formerly ourate of East Hoathly,' Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hanmer, set of carvers. PORTREATH. — Mrs. which led to it and its probable results. It was the “ beef-stoak ” be attaohed to every bit of tough old is going on a i home, eveen if tit is 7,000 miles away, RUSSIAN JELLY SPONGE while the bride’s father is one of the churchwardons Mr. and Mrs. G. Hall, bread fork. Mrs. Mathias. Miss 1 greatest war 'in the history of t le world, ana its cow in the restaurants, whioh will presumably cease and wnat I read makee ime feel proud to belong to S Crystal Jelly Pointer,ir, Raspberry or Lemon, and snffideot Hot of the parish; in which his beautiful residence is Miss Elsie Hurd, carved stationery case. Boston House.—Mrs. i effect had been to cause more misery and deflation to be styled thus. The philologists have to do their our old town. __One pint packet Bi: situated. The bride has also taken a keen interest in Miss J. Holmes, embroidered cushion. A m u. -Mr. and Mr* ( Water. . i _ over ljf_ tescnpfnlates of hi t water,[, .stir until Bbtoourt.— Miss Nora | thaij there had ever been before But they, kiow at with a vengeanoe. Before the;they had got rid of I elics of a Past Age. Empty the JelDPoi jog adfi poor Church work, and she has rendered specially useful Mr. B. and Mr. R. E. Hassell, silver sugar castor. . A. iPerl. Mr. aDd that it was always darkest before the dawn, and they French! aliens at home among them for many a long * m ‘ en cold and just lettini Into a thin Miss Hennessy, hat pin stand. Now to fol ow up my last letter. Eight of our entirelyr dissolved. Then take one 4haif In a ' and beat wit i awl to a stiff service in connection with the East Hoathly Troop Mr. Leslie Pnuter. should [turn and look for the sun; ise. Things vfrere thore came these English problems to settle. section managed to get;leave for 15 days, and so after Poor this Into a mould. V fhiak the remainder of Girl Guides, which she founded and of which she ,Mrs. Thomas Hoftnan, Hardangar tea doth. not going to be the same again, tile; ild neve___ ■ be little now of the gallant effort to banish disoussion anc arrangements had been made we left In similar fashion, and add to hat already in the is Guide Mistress. , Miss E. Holman, engagement book. MARI - - - um water and Bouvxrii House. —L so, for they had looked reality in and I hey .Paris frocks from under the linden trees. Is this here at 11.45 ’] >.m. on May 7th en route for Mussoorie. mmdd.^'When set firm dip the mould into warm The interesting ceremony was timed to commence Miss Hansford, tea table and garden chair. j would no longer trouble about th< th: .. which did f a sign that the meek German woman has shown the Our first change was at Saharannur »t X.Ml a m and tom oat toe jelly. Mrs. and Miss Hardy, pair of silver butter dishes. Mies Barns. Mrs: Leq not matter. ' The outcome would be a new civilisa mere man there are limits to his autocracy? The at half-past two, but an hour before that people Mis. arid Miss Harrison, tea doth and hot water 'W arn House.—Mr. after some to i and bread a n d ______„__ were waiting to obtain admission to the Parish ULBURN.-Mr. and Md tion. I ! present burning question is how to get rid of these at 4.40 for t le terminus of - the N.E.R. at Dehra cosy. ! insular interlopers, an army which, like another, may Church. The seats in the centre aisles of the Bacred Pitt. Miss Kliiott 1 Lessons From Past History. Doon. Here we arrived at 11.15, and after a break building were reserved for the invited guests and Mrs. Harland, rose bowl. Elliott. Miss Louglad The lecturer proceeded to say that there had 1 een be little and contemptible, but is pertinacious in fast of fried e ;gs at a Dak bungalow (post house) we were fully occupied, while the other accommodation Mrs. Hartung, glass vase. B.—Mr. and Mra Hall, 1 . . l---- ^ which had risen sticking to its ground. The British philologist is left in- three t mgas for a seven mile drive to Rajpur, was scarcely sufficient for toe parishioners of East Mrs. and the Misses Holman, tea spoons and sugar Ecton Housb.—MIsh Cl! aWay. out op work by contrast We have contented our whioh lies imi nediately at the foot of the hills. The tongs. I [[ , * Haktinqton House.—)L selves, since we became too unlearned for Latin, with Hoathly and Laughton and other well-wishers of the Mr. H- Holman, pair of brass candlesticks. Mr. and Mrs. Woollstl ______particular p rase last 20 miles oE railway was a steep gradient, and the ’happy ' couple, The beautiful chancel was decorated Btsn House —Mrs. Grid of religion which had contributed Something towards of French to savour our discourse. whole of our Drive was; alto uphill. Each tonga had Mr. and Mrs. T. Lewis Ingram, Cashmere diver French, indeed, naturally came over with William b.YSj with a prolusionofui * of choice white flowers. flower pdt. , Morris. Miss Briscoe 1 their preecnt civilisation. Each i emphasised s rare two ponies, ine in the shafts and one bei " It dissolves fitly, sets firmly, and every Albion Hotel.-M r. uj the Conqueror. No one has yet supplied a list of hitched on as pou often see an extra horse oh i jthe refreshing perfume and The Bishop of Lewes (toe Right Rev. Dr. Jones) Mr. and Mrs. Douglass James, Apostle tea sfioone. special aspect of the truth for which the world was German words which have passed into our language. jelly you make I officiated, and was assisted by the Rector of East Mrs. Jasper, quilt. and Mr. AOWO IU. richer. No faith could contain all truth, for e 'ery caravan. T1 e -harness was what a sale cal dehclilcious flavor of ride fruit Soldby all grocers, Jar Hoathly (toe Rev. Owen Davies), the Rev. H. Boundy. Mi-. Betty. civilisation or religion oould but know truth from It would not be a long one, would describe as “ a genuine antique,” and oonsii Mr. and Mrs. F. Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ashworth. Mr. Pe 2d.. 3 id. & 6jd. per packet Harbord (the former rector) and the Rev. A. M. Jones, set of silver £alt cellars in ease. Miss Macmillan, h i * one aspect, truth -being infinite nd human minds of a miscetla ieous collection of leather, rope and Haire (ourate of Wadhurst and brother of the bride their own race, ohain, obviouily throe...... Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jones, set of flower vasea Burgess, f. Miss Stew finite. .If they traced the history groom). The clergy end the snrpliced choir met the Major and Mrs. King, antique liqueur cabinet Mrs. Deane. Mr. an thetho Aryan, thqythey found; found thu. this horns J(L_, out. The' earnest “ YOU’LL HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR The vehioles i rere also roues ot a past age, and there jridai party at the south entrance to the chutoh and Lister Kaye. Gen. was a Continu d doubt in my mind as to whether the Dr. and Mrs. Lovell Keays, apparatus for fruit civilisation of the Aryans was the Hindoo.idoo. TjheirT heir tiie procession wended its way to the chancel, the bottling. .. . ' ! <* MeUocald. Mr. H. _ ideal was1 Dharma, based on pr ive evolutio I or BY SUNDAY.” . . wheel .was me re likely to lose its tyre or oollapse in ranging the hymn “ The voice that breathed o’er Eden ” being and Mrs. Wade. . Mr. . reincarnation, and 'maintained every stage of the centre. 1 s for the ponies—well, our shaft horse do an infinity of harm ab oad, Miss E. Kemp, pair of china vases. Mr. F. C. Allen. Ml enemy, who Idooe not understi nd il unimportance. sung. The bride, who was given away by her father, Mr., Mm. a&d Miss Langdale, silver tea spoons and Obeys. Lieut. Leslie spiritual progress hod its own du Duty wa* not reminded me >f the cab horse in “ Piokwiok,” which HOW GOES THE EIGHT? week—and looked charming in a lovely gown of ivory satin with they hardly c are take out of the shafts for fear it Two merchants have been ooavicted sugar tongs. Hoere. Mr. and Mr __same' for all, they said, and the caste syitem A PREDICTION WHICH CAME TRUE. they richly j deserved it—fo» liron to “ our long train. ' The bodice was composed of old Limerick Miss R. Langdale, paste buckles. ! Pettys. Mr. E. A. Rl. was built upon this, viz., the servant, the merchant, would miss th air support and fall down. They were friends, Messrs. Krupp,” afte; tan,' They are lace, held in front' with a cluster of orange blossom. Mr. and Mm. J. Lucas, silver breakfast dish. t n . Mrs. Leigh-Benn tiio ruler or warrior, and’ the■’ priest or gjiariian all alike, but in spite of appearances managed to A WEEKLY REVIEW. supposing The skirt was finished wito a deep tunic of toe same E. Leigh-Bent ett. j" ' aul us safely to our destination at quite a respoct- not greater traitors than Dr. Mr. and. Mm. Gurney Littlewood, gold-topper ea- d the spiritual teaching of the raoe.l All A reader whose hair had beoome dull and thin the Tatter to be genuine, with toe dentelle, and an ivory tulle veil was worn with a tout-oas. ■ Mrs. Hay. Mr. and : root ideals degenerated in course of time When recently sought the advice of a friend, who sug able i trot._ - . . .. . -Lrrivod---Jva. ay at : Rajpur, we secured some [evefiled in an coronet of . orange blossom. She carried a'sheaf of lies to cany our baggage and started on a seven A particularly sad event has attracted toe most ehemy, when such atrocities Mr. and Mrs. V. Lucas, silver rose bowl. MARI the memory of the teacher I i passed away, gested the use of a hair and scalp tonic composed article in The Timet dealing his gafi poisoning Madonna lilies. Thfe superb Limerick lace on her Lieut. E. H. C. Le Merchant, enamel coffee spoon*. In Egypt quite a different asp„.it of truth was of 3-ozs. Bay Rum, 1-oz. Lavona de Composee ile climb up the side of toe HinHimalaya foothills. : It notice during the past week. On Thursday, young iere boy—Was dress was worn by her maternal grandmother at her Pttchliy Houbb.—Mil reat dvi lisa- like gbinr up the side of toe Coombe, only toe are revealed,: “ One of our Colonel and Mrs: Mackinlay, Wilton pile oarpet. Foefcett. Mrs. Brownln emphasised. The' students of that and 4-oz. Menthol Crystals, remarking as she Wamdford, the Flight Sub-Lieutenaijt who won the crying like a! baby,’’ says the ‘He had only wedding. In attendance on the bride were three Miss Mackiuiay, oil painting.. Mrs. Twcddle. Mr. an tipn investigated science, the laws nature and imparted the information, “I daresay your ipe was wel wooded and the bridle path is a coti iddcfiily I saw bridesmaids—Mist Linda Campbell-Johnstone (sister). Miss Eaton. Mr. Lay* When the reihla- dal zig-zag Up this we climbed until, with the V.C. by destroying a Zeppelin, went up for a trial just strength to hobble alon Miss Maryon-Wilson, leather bag. probed into the mysteries of life, chemist has put this up already for use under him turn roiind, stretch out 1 isjarms ,nd draw him- Miss Florence Haire (sister of the bridegroom) arid Captain Morland, china figure. Boxbt.—Mrs. Harroo tion grew dim the priests maintain ' their hold i iver .the name of Lavaba Hair Tonic—most chemists . rspiration soaking through our uniforms, we trip wito an American author as passenger. 'When :t moment a Miss Agatha Bathurst Norman. They wore dresses Clear. Misses Clear (.2 eventually, arr ived at Mussoorie, 7,000 above the sea self__ up_r to „ full height. The ni Mm. Mosley, pair silver vases; the people by trickery, Zoroaster was th®' teacher have. Anyhow you know the formula, so get a they,were at the height of about five hundred feet, German bulifit got him and pi t him of his agony, of white satin, with long tunics of white ninon and ' Mm. Maples, piano stool. Wood of the Persian Empire whose followers to-day bottle and use it freely, nibbing the tonio well 1—el, about 6 p.m: Here we found our way toithe southing, so far as we know, went Wrong with toe a heap I he him mi mur, ‘ Thank Mejlici cellars of old Limerick lace. Their deep' belts - GRAI the Parades of India. His ideal wasras ~purity an pldiers’ Furlough _ Home, where we had booked As he fell The Rev. W. H. B. and Mm. Maiaprioe, silver into the scalp with the finger,tips, and then brush machine, and the two were flung to the ground and God!’ ” we make i with ,n enemy like were of iris yellow satin, and on their pretty 1 inkpot L—Mrs. Edith Thornlev.l nbolL-„ fire. . ... The___ Greeks contemi . . .opiated beau your r air gently for about! five minutes each omi, and’alter a and change of clothes sat power to toe w rid has been caps were ribbons and streamers to match. They Mra Durran. Miss Ba principal aspect of the divine, and she regretted Own to dine at 7.30, fV sling somewhat tired, but dashed to pieces.; He who by his nerve and presence that until Mrs. and Miss ’Misa, leather blotter. I' t-M r. Hldltoh, f. night, It will make your sialp feel delightfully taken from i for ever I carried Directoire sticks with bunches of yellow iris, Mrs. Morant and Mr. E. W. Morant, china vaa*. GUUat’s t Mra Sli rthat we had forgotten that quality as demonstrated -fresh ! nd dean, and, better still, every trace of dy to do ft 11 justioe the appetising spread that of mind righted his maohine when it jwas overturned GERARD i FIENNES. and wore j brooches of pearl and topaz, presented [by i put befor s us. The Rev. G. and Mrs. MoElroy,. porcelain and Simmoiids • by the great, ugly, sor” J ^ rj!- sourf-v ill be eradicated and your hair will cpm- by the force of the explosion in the Zeppelin, was the bridegroom. Miss Linda Campbell-Johrii' silver ohafing dish. ; S.—Mr. and Mra Whs. to give birth to an menoe to grow again. You see I know what The Soi Home. j <• powerless to save himself from a mere stupid aocident. as chief bridesmaid, carried blue iris flow; Mr. MoElroy, silver inkstand. Goddard. MlasGodda. Rome law was the first Hair TOoio did for me, and I can .safely (This Soldiers’ Home is! run by an influential com It was written by the finger of God that his work belt and ribbons of the same colour. The Rev. P. Mahoney, cheque. A—Mra Martyr. U l« | a fetter to the nation in its! latter days. that if you get a bottle to-day and use it cu st r d w it h a f o r k groom’s gift tp her was a gold bangle. The bride's Bemmons. Mies be ml ities of Gei orals, Ac., land is partly supported by was done, and that is all we oan say about it. We I . Mr. and Mm. Moffatt, cheque. " r Chalk The Christian Id: ggest you’ll have beautiful hair by, Sun iblio subscr ptions. , I t ' is splendidly managed— mother wore a handsome dress of turquoise blue day." , Our contributor continues: “On inquiry reniember that not a sparrow falls to the ground save ■ # — =■*— - r Colonel and MraJ Manera, tea cloth.r 8.—Mr. PoggL MIbsPo The teaching of Christianity emphi lost like a niddie-class hotel—toe food really first- by the Divine will, and so we believe: that his death, satin, with a black, hat trimmed with tulle and pii Mr. and Mrs. Morriss, oheque; . Mra J. U. Kent, t. I found that the Lavona Hair Tania complete is, and, w!iat to us Was best of all, after nine - - ■- " At any rate he has M EAL TJIME D IF F IC JLTIE8 p i TH E roses, and carried a bouquet of pink flowers. The Rev. H. Bathurst Norman,, pair of china va t . J A—Mr. and Mrs. L'onwny. bility of the individual and the ne was obtainable from F. Bridger, 28b, Seaside- S e - Ids life, was not in vain, J The Great Teacher, realising that W. inths’ strict discipline,! we found ourselves once died without knowing the bitterness of failure, in ARMY) In attendance on the bridegroom as best man was Mrs. J. and toe Misses Nalder; leather blotter. sen. Mr. Gnthrle, jna.l road; Richardson Jones, Heathoote Pharmacy, >re ordinary civilised human beings, able to do as he served his Lieutenant E. H. C. le Merchant, and Mr. J. ;A. Miss Agatha and the Messrs. Bathurst Nftrman, ID.—Misses Ellen (2>. Coir ing the responsibility of the indi' ual to an excess Heathfield; Procter, Station-parade; toe' full, joy .of toes knowledge thati he IL —Sir Dennis Le Me would be tyranny of the strong o' ir tiie weak, Rave A 5, J. ) pleased, v hen we pleased and now we pleased, country well, and he has left an exarjipkiple which ,will Johnstone and Lieutenant G. Haire large china vases. Stovin, 6, Central-buildings; Boots, Cash luisoorie—as you will sAe by the views I am send Picking up custard with a f >rk is oi of toe many “ Nebbie,” gold brooch and sovereign pune. - ■ Lady Wa the command of self-saorifice as wl saying that he Chemists, all branches; and- most other high- bring' manyly another gallant young fribuow forward to who would be greatest of all must; be servant ing—is a beautiful station and is built on a series take his ptaoe.plaoe. For that is thetin way Britons. stiange thin;;s I have done a noe ji g the Army, was fully choral, and the other hymn Mr. and Mm, Parker Ne*s, -cushion. •L—Mr. and Mrs. On_ class chemists everywhere, and that with each of hills, facing tho plain ofl toe south, and northwards !not yet been Sir Franois • Osborne, Bart.', and Lady Osborn*. Mr. and Mra. Taylor This war was the result of exi ve "individi ” ' ’ bottle purchasers receive the chemist’s signed si - • The fact is that our Comp my has 1 was "Lead them, Heavenly Father, lead them.” but the forces which led up to it been rer range a! ter range of hills to the snow-capped _ very active toes we The Psalni, “ God be merciful unto us and bless us,” silver egg boiler. [ ...... W*bt View.—Mr. and : israatee of absolute satisfaction or money back. alayaa. livery path1 and road is full of steep The airmen of the Allies have supplied with spoons, and in the Dr., Mrs. and the Misses Orohard, pair of s n w Mrs. Bradshaw. 34 for some time' and made it inevi ble. got a bottle, but I shall not ask for the return again , this week. An attaok was mai upon another have to make shift with our k rives am Some was chanted. Mrs. Holman presided- at toe organ, M ai Hunt of the present day was due to ion between! he r les and a brupt descents, and they wind in ana not and played suitable music before and after the ser- dessert spoons. of my money, as at the present moment, after it of toe hill tides and over the crests in such a Zeppelin shed near Brussels^ with wl it result is 1 of you lure Iperhaps surprise 1 to of soldiers Admiral and Mra. Pelham, book, ‘Sussex." PRtNOEsa Mansion.- spirits of the old and the new ai The civilisal less than one week’s use, m y hair is wonderfully vice, indue :'Mendelssohn’s “ Wedding March ” as Walker. Mr. and 1 built on the responsibility g t individual [at every fei > minutes’ Walk brings vou to a known, and'another whioh had a suMar obiect on getting suohra luxury as oust ire. Nevertheless, it’s Mrs. Petrie, silver reke stand. Mrs. 81mm softer, brighter, and in every way more beauti- Ghent. Here it is believed that considerable dan age d sometimes the bride i i left thehe churoh.i While the resulted is tyranny of all kinds, ie civilisatioi of itlook, each new different from toe last, and quite.., __ true,I ahd prunesM l wito it; res, register was being signed Mis. Seymour, who is the Mra. Chalmers Peskett, tea caddy. 7 - 48.—Mrs. Badler, t the future would be, she thought,'built on fuL . . . jem grand and immense. I cannot pretend to "do was done. The Germans, on their part, made a aid pineapples, a^rioots and pearf (Km li-out, isn’t it? Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Plfiyne, ivory and: silver 6*.—Mrs. CaUeoder, f. “ on the North-East Coast,” m which it is admi ;ted fortunate possessor of a beautiful soprano voice, sang tion and brotherhood. It was complained slice to the wenery, words simply don’t express it, _ [that these sweetli sin purchased out of “ But tow Lord is mindful of His own’’ from St. knife and hand embroidered beaded bag;. SS.—Mrs. and Miss Day pulpits that poople cared nothing tor spiritual it the photos! will give you some idea of the beauties that they did a good deal of damage and oai sed tiie money allotted by the auti ori ties f< r “ extra* ”— The Misses Peskett, silver sooop. Sydney House. -Mrs. L, in this materialistic age, but so far from th RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. ! the plaoe, a [though even they do not give you toe rather heavy loss of life. But toe biggest attach of 5fid. per h a day. Other oommoiities obtained Pa\ - Mim Muriel Playne, embroidered oloth. Lieut, and Mr*. Hues. and women were hungering for spiritual food, idea o n eat distances Detween the different all was that made by French aftmen from Nanoj on under this include fit h, salad, jam, raarma- The Bishop of Lewes, in addition to performing Miss Mildred Playne, worked table OentMk Miss Meggs. Mr.and] they wess doing was breaking away from of moi ntains. Karlsruhe. They dropped ninety bombs on the lade, oake, hether all i ole iers £ ire as well as the ceremony, delivered a brief and eloquent address Miss Potter, embroidered fire screen. Mr*.Holmes. Master] ■barraoks and publio buildings, and,jit is repot »d, is no concern if j ours. . We, at all to the newly-married oouple in place of the usual McCandlcrs. Mr.fiml J Theosophy, Christian! Science, The monthly meeting of the above Council was our Compan; Mr. and too Misses Parris, silver salt cellars. and Mrs. Xungay. Mil An Ideal Dessert. killed and wolmded two hundred people. The atl ack events, are a .tisfied with our ra lions, except that a homily. His Lordship remarked that there {were 'Mra, and Miss and Mr. W. Partridge, and Spiritualism were all searching held at Avenue House, Eastbourne, yjesterday. iwas confessedly a reprisal for German attacks on Baa Ynw.-Mrs. Keno spiritual tilings and ready to hold out a hand to any iDuring' our itay we climbed most of the surround- change in tin dinner menu wo uldf be m >st acceptable, some things which never ohanged. and which in all mounted goblet. Brown. Dr. and Mrs. 1, Lieufc-Col Owen, C.M.G., C.LE., presided, end ar hills and lipped down into many of the beauti- undefended French ana English towns; The Gern ans It’s Beef, b if, beef, always beef, rotated one day ages called forth the same thoughts. One of them The Rev. F. Partridge, Church Service. sooker after truth. have asked foir it, and they cannot fairly oomplai i if was marriage. Look at the promise which they ~ Burnett. Mr.. Mrs. oij C o-operation. there were also present the Rev. J. T. Burns, Mr. fly wooded \ alleys, and one day we made an excar- and stewed 'ie next; and i ’s' always served up Mr. and Mra. Quinnell, silver tea spoons; Oldened. Madame va G. Hornsby, Mr. J. L. Reid; Mr. J. Youell, Mr. A. they have got it All the same, they are louc m steaming hoi in spite of the fact that it has to be just made—a promise to love, comfort and hon Mis. and Miss Russell, dessert somoe. . ! \danuu Mr,. Mi Underneath all the turmoil of _ the l them outcry against this “ senseless procedure, What did that promise speak of? It spoke firi Grlmble. Air of oo-operation was visible. _ S. Haynes, Mr. J. Birch, Mr. F. J. Hickman, Mr. On this occasion I We had an early breakfast, .carried tram the oook-houae to the ness room, a Mrar and Mias Cramer Roberts, silver tea momics they saw fid taking a coolie to carry lunoh, Ac., We,started they call i t and toe^ Emperor has telegraphed distance of ibout 250 yards. There ii no lack of all of love, loro whioh Bound heart to heart: _ Mrs. J. Russell, gold and enamel brooch: Mr. Gordon Th ■trikes and lock-outs, but there ere signs of the C. Chandless-Chandless and Mr. T. E. Varley Kirtian indignation to the Grand Duke on Baden. We life to life, love whioh relied forth all that was nobles t and Mrs. Nlgntlnga ooming of -cooperation in the fit about nifte.nine, We followed a . bridle track whioh l t vegetables, 'Ways two sort* —potatoe i, and either The Misses Russell, fire screen. of competition, (cleric). , round tie hills to Simla, and eventually saw British hate the neoeisity o! making attacks o wn cabbage, or beans. A n i» [cold ji ant would be in ’their character, love that made every burden eas Mrs. Robinson, tea reddy. . > whioh mas the note pf the fui The _ womsn’i The Absence or the Chaibman. unarmed people and causing the deatps, perhaps, of and every sacrifice a joy, find love which inspire! movement meant something far deeper than 1 the Falls on the opposite side of a valley on our left a treat, but | this seem* impoisible, ai the rations Mr. and Mrs. Alan Richardson, silver sweet Mias Jermyn. Mrs. Wlj A letter was read from Mr. Rupert S. Gwynne aving the track we started the descent, and after women and onildren. But the Germ ins have a am are not drawn until the day| that they are to be every virtue which was useful and noble. It spoke Mrs. Rogers, embroidered cushion. Mia. Btanley Hall. Mra obtaining of a mere vote; it stood for the building over two hundred of our people by bombardm ent of oomfort which shared every trouble and lightened up of the new age. The civilisation of the past stating that he had been ordered away for a few '* an hour’s hard work (like climbing down by eaten. Madame.me iand Mi e. Roelants, inkstand. Woodburn Bobertson. weeks. He much regretted therefore that he oould ohalk] it) we reached the bottom and were from theJ sea and air, besides many French and 1 THE LOVING every arixiety; and it .spoke of honour, that was to Miss Roberts, Mis* Pateshatl Jones. been largely mascqline, and women were1 far imore Belgian ciriliaha. and the number they* have drowned say the respect whioh husband owed to wife and wife Me. and Mra. Andrews | intuitive than men. The note of not be present at the Council meeting. across to the wkters, and quickly getting off our But to rethrn to toe oustar 1 i ind pr ines. If one Mr. and Mrs. antique china cheese dish. future was co- Colonel OWEN said he was sure they were all very ots and Duties paddled over the rapids to the by tneir submarine attaoks now runs into thousands, had relied entirely on the fo: k to pio c it Up with owed to husband, the respect whioh was toe basis Mr. and Mrs. ;en, morning tea service: Dhatbwobth Hotel.-! operation in sex, industrial and political matters. •riiere is only one way to bring a savaj 0 to his senses, of happy married life—that respect for each other Dr. and Mra. Robson, silver vegetabla dish, Her. and Mrs. GilUat 1 Germany stood for tile spirit of - 'ie old age wliioh sorry for toe reason of the absence of their Chairman. se of the Fi 11s. Here we found a poor about 4-fti one would have been in the ness room even now, Mia. Stookdale. MIfsI Mr. A. S. Haynes was voted to the vioe-chair. 5-ft. deep, beautifully clear and cool, and so in and that is by making him feel what pe has inflicted days after, in itead of sitting oi Southse i beach writ which was the foundation of that infinite friendship The Rev. Prel and Mrs. Sanderson, sto w wss passing away. „ It was not bat other natons upon others on his own ikin. The inhabitants of whioh was the joy and privilege of united life. He inknol I Benjamin. Misses Ke did not possess that same spirit, The Destruction or Flieb. _iut two mi lutes the whole party were enjoying ing this rigm a role. So somej of the fellows used a and friends. Mr. and! lut Germany had the best bathe we have had since we left toe sea bath Karlsruhe fell into a wild panic, just ah the people of urged toe bride and bridegroom to let those three Miss Scarlett, rose bowl. v Mr. Green. Mr. Contti embodied it in her national methi is. On ^he o her The Clerk reported that,’ as directed, he had toe Dusseldorf did when the airshed toerfi was bombed. old-fashioned words be the motto of their. life together hand, they saw toe Allies pooling at Bombay. ^fter this we had lunoh, during which Mr. and Miss Shenstone, silver breakfast dish. ~ Miss ieir finances uid ciroidar relating to-the destruction of flies printed a biUman'canie along with a large loaf full1 of wild There has never been any psnio among our people. ieai >pli —love, oomfort, honour. If they did so they would Dr. and Mra. Sweet, antique tablfi. Mrs. and Miss Ueddes. making compacts not to compete ith one ano her and forwarded supplies to the members of toe Council — I—«-— » them, have a journey together .whioh oould bring nothing Mr. and Miss Bandars, bookcase. Dugdale. Mias GollOoU in toe industrial market- If the ' nutans won the iberries. I promptly bought their plates for want oi a shoon. You can .guess Mias Weaver. Mr.and] for distribution in their respective districts. ideal dessert.essert. These . . ber There is another thing to be rememfiered, when we how the diffiiulty was.ovoroon e. but sweetness and happiness to them both. i ,ft Mr. and Mrs. Villeneuve Smith, silver tea i war it would be the triumph of erything bail in ^ All^ the members present; stated that toe circulars The Her. T. B. and Miss Southey, book, “ I their civilisation, but Germany coi not win beet,use English yariety, being yellow when or the Freneh make these attacks, we do it in day Table mam am? .Bless you, one musn’t stand on The bride and bridegroom' on leaving the ___ pip py, like a blackberry, bnt light with aeroplanes, find we ehc""* as ** our" mark eeremony in i he Army, or othi rwise on 9 would have were preoeded by the Girl Guides, who _ Mr; and Mrs. W. 1 Strickland, silver sweet < Oavendibh Hotel.—Mr. 2 tiie Allies were fighting in the It of the New baskets of rose petals, whioh they strewed in t: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. South, Belique rerd 1 The Christ said no man puttetoh new; wine hto itifully rip e- and went down Al. We airsheds, barraoks, railway'stations other things to go withou; coffee at 6 a.n a, when half a dozen Field. Miss Evelyn He was told at tone house: “ Why should not to* resting on the rooks and ha' killed, it is >ath, with irises at the handles. There wss also l a Mr. and M*s. H. Swann, silver sugar sc Major and Mrs. Evan* old bottles, and this new spirit was fehatte, tiering poor flies live as well as we; do? ” (laughter). of military importanoe. If civilians have to drink out of the same 1 asin 1 Q rite a loving- the- things of the old age. The ww(i f was taken by our Corporal, and after a an aocident. The Zeppelins oome toe darkness cup business, isn’t it? And at regu! ar meals, is i be rat supply of confetti. The ringers attended to Miss Siggs, crochet embroidered tea doth. Metcalfe Mr. Uilten.1 was doing in a Mr. Reid : I was nearly bitten by a dog. .. five miles we readied the level and got do honour to toe oocasion and rang a merry peal on Mrs. Skates, china flower pot. Mr. Robert Aiming. Ml few weeks and months what woi have otherwise and drop their bombs more or lees at ndom. They there a oloth in the table? Gracious n il Not even Addle. Mr. R. MeasorT] Rural District Councils’ Association. in time to change for dinner—and, by Jove,| we did kill civilians as a matter of course, i id if anything one of those washable oloths p teuliar to cheap oook- the six bells. The guests were taken in numerous Mrs. C. F. Smith; Belique china brackets. taken years to effect. It had proved that the motor ears to Whyly,. 'ly, where a reception wat Mrs. Sally, pincushion. man. Mr. and Mra. I ' days of romance and heroism . werd| not past.'» T1There ei Lieut-Col. Owen and the Clerk presented an of military importanoe is hit, it is an indent This thops. Just the bare table. ,md np plate* for tea, Brans. Mr. . Bag Ho)w the Day was Spent. is a great and real difference. We i bound to do exoept toe or e that has the ! ratter on; sometimes, and later in toe afternoon the Rev. Arthur and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Somerset, glass dishes. Boyall. Mrs. Ch were millions of heroes who had sacrificed all to toe interesting report of the business transacted at the Mr. and Mra. J. Somerset, biscuit, cheeee az call of country, and the women, tool; were not behind. annual conference of Rural District Councils of Eng-; By the way, two dayi later some men! of the stern things in the war with such an emy. 'But it however, thej do give us plati a for tear—when there Haire______started___ for____ theirhoneymoon, which is being Oronoh. Mrs. Towuey.l “ Queen’s ” (Surrey__ „ Territorials) were making the is only toe Germans who deliberately ke war upon is lettuce or wateroress—bit there have been spent in a motor tour in the New Forest. I Ttis batter dish. Martiaeau. Mtaa Martin1 A year ago they were fighting the Government for land and Wales anti they were aocorded a hearty iresenta formed a very handsome collection, appended Mr. and Mrs. EL W. Stone, enamelled box. son. Mr. and Mrs. 8eyz the vote, now they werp assisting' i in every depart vote of thanks. . | excursion, and wewe ad.—,advised' them to take their towels women and children in the hope of . ;htening toe instances whim even then p ates hare not been 8. Holmes ' that we visited. They fellow-countrymen of the So)diers tey cannot issued. So one has had to e mpty one’s portion of being a list:— , , • Mra. W. Seymour, glass and silver centrepiece. ment of life. Prejudices had beert swept_ awayi ao It was stated that the Eastboufne Council' had and enjoy a pi inge in the Mr. and Mra. F. Sprott, antique silver inkstand. that those who would not speak one another a again been elected a member of toe Executive followed our a Ivice, but vqen they had disrobed And conquer in the field. ■alt on the table. One mornii g we had to eat-eggs Bridegroom to bride, silveilfitted dressing case and Quxensbobouqh H<| without egg-iups and withoul| and, as you diamond ring. Mr. and Mrs. Montague Sharpe, silver salver. MM* Henderson. Mrs.1 year ago were working together . Council, and that the Clerk had been re-appointed a were about tel plunge one of them noticed in the * #j * • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seymour, ~ silver salt oellare. Age was already‘knocking at toe di member of the Parliamentary Committee, the Road dear water at toe side of; a rook an alligator about It is not by sueh means, however, it toe war will already know, without spoons. Bride to bridegroom, writing table. Bishop. Uapt and Mi 4-ft. 6-in. long 1 They decided that perhaps after all Bride’s father, diamond and pearl earrings, furni Mr. and Mrs. and Missfins Shximpton, embroidered Wynkoop. Miss Tralnor, Th e Coming or the .CHER, Board Committee and the Emergency Committee. be decided. But by defeating the armii s in the field, NATURE’S! KNIFE CLEANING MACHINE. bed spread. Mrs. Gator. Mr.. Mrs. am d be more enjoyable, The Germans must, indeed, think us ildren if they ture and cheaue. ; • T . : JlTT/f .The New Agej too, would... be marked by ,,*.! Highways Committee. it you to have just a It deserves to be plaoed on r ecord thi t we actually Lieni-Colonel L. C. F. Thompson, turquoise aa£ Capt. Pigott. Mr. Hna Now . imagine we shall cave in though a the Bride’s mother, string of pearls, furniture, carriage pearl bracelet and fitted suit case. , Mra. Charman. Miss ^ manifestation of ra Teacher! The! which - Road Turing.—A letter .was read from Messrs. sketoh of aii ordinary day! as. we spent it. At 7.30 West End have one or two pepper and salt castor*, but at most dock. . t . I and Mre. Feuu. Mrs. S predicted would happen before Forbes, Abbott k Lennard, stating that they oould came to fulfil the threat of bombarding the table* the omdunenta are ii empty salmon and Mrs. Thornton, Major and Mrs. R. L. Thornton, second a.m. a bearer brought to! our bedside chota hazoi, of London. Years ago, I heard the late lord Bridegroom’s father and mother, silver kettle, tea old Sheffield tea tray. Mr. Hopkins. Rer. and | were taking plaoe.‘ ' \ The endi of the ild age was not aocept the offer of id. per. gallon, and that their tea and toiat; got up, and after a stroll Gosohen make a speech. It was at toe tune of toe shrimp paste bottles (the musterd in jim jam) and and ooffee service, oheque. 1 •ad baby. Mr. Alexande .and they----- expected------Christ His to come offer of Id. per gallon was the very lowest they oould or game of ten nis went in breakfast at 9.30. This one helps one elf with a knife- -one’s ovn, of oourse. Bride’s sister, ruby and diamond ring, tea Set and Mrs. and Miss Thrupp, marble statuette of Daphne. inaugurate the new brotherhood reoeive' as compensation. After discussion, it was Fenian outrages. “ We are told, he said, that When the neal is over eacl individual wipes his Miss H. Trill, embroidered cloth. who was of pi rridge, a ,t dish, and bread and our houses will be set on fire. . Then Captain Shew cake stand. *' • Or. and Mrs Steele. Comforter of the world would co i bind up resolved to recommend acceptance of-Ad. per gallon with jam. _or_____ ~ _ de. After this we took knife and fo'k on a crust o bread, finishing .the Bride’s brother, Collaid and Collard baby, grand Mr. and Mra. F. Turner, copper kettle. must put them out. We are told that dynamite will cleaning process later on by digging them into Mrs. and Miss Harrison Thompson, old Irish pin*' Mr. and Mrs. Fabling. brokenhearted. But this belief not confine on such quantify as may remain undelivered at the our ' and wentjfor a long walk or olimb be used. Then we will make our wills, and do our piano. apple ring. Mrs. Bharman. Mrs. the Christian religion; it was the same in all end of. toe contract.—The Surveyor reported on until tiffin at 1.30.m For we had another meat mother earth. Please do nol imfigine fir a moment Bridegroom’s sister and brothers, “ Chesterfield. Mrs, and Misses Longra other faiths. The Older of toe Sti duty!” That is the spirit in which the British that any of ui object to bavin; our me ils under the Colonel and Mrs. Todd, silver toast reek. , in the East Messrs. Forbes, Abbott k Lennard’s account for did), followed by sweets bread and butter with le are meeting the murderous brigandage of the The Rev. A. M. 'Haire, silver tea tray., Major and Mrs. Tatham, bridge box. Mall eso n. Mra. Lee. __ formed because of the prevalence this convii damages to barrels, and the Clerk was directed to our rooms and reclined circumstances described; not i, bit. Nobody ever Mrs. and Miss Atigeraud, early morning tea Lovell. Mre. Byles. Mrail jam.' Then v e retired -ilins and the piraoy of the submarines; In the Mr. find Mrs. J .’Turner, pair of silver 1__ WUllngdon Barnes. Mn that a great Teacher was soon coi ling. Althi forward them a copy of such report. with book and pipe until p.m., when tea and cakes tiie tide of battle swings backwards and for says a word about these things arid the only reason service. formed only five, yean ago, tin Tendew.—Tenders for flints had now been received why I hero mentionnjention tlthem is" ‘ toat they may not be Mra. J. L. Vincent, dinner servioe, ball lamp a a t Berner. Mr. Parker. Mr! were 'webe [provided. Folio' ; this we dressed and wards. Sir John French has sent in tifo reports this Vicomtesae d’Aubignfi, tea service. water-colour painting. 1 , *Hs* ’Broughton. Miss f several thousand members in all of the wofli for Districts 22 and 23, from Mr. C. Wood, at 8s. per walked along he Mall (’ ere at this hour all the last week.. The first told us that oiir Army had' altogether unutorestmg to thc|seJwho have patience Dr. and Mrs. Annesley. picture. Wallace. Miss Butler, The Order did not name the exj One yard, but district 45 was still in abeyance. Resolved ,er time (7.30). The enough to)wa ie through this ejrticle. Mr. and Mrs. Barchara, morning tea set. Mr. and Mra. Faure Walker, silver tea'spoons. . . promen ide) until taken a line of German trenches north: of La Bassle Mrs. H. T. Williams, fnluip oabinet, set o t te fto they realised that some knew Him | one name and to recommend the acceptance of Mr. C. Wood’s menu for this i n joint, sweets and and lost them again, arid another line to the East of Mr. and Mrs. Boam, toast rack. \ ■ A ralukn H ot* some by another,'but it was the si le Person. The tender. PRETTY LIKEbY? ? ? Mr. A. Baker, chair. Worcester china vases. < coffee, with wh oh we alwayspurchased a oigar (really Ypres and held it Later he reported that we had You perhaps, wonder * hy it is that I Miss Williams, rose bowl. Mrs. and Miss Carling. war was soaking toe world ready f< the advent, jthe Willingdon.:Willingdon.—Plan was submitted from the East good at 3 pice i.e„ Jd.). ! Then there was either a been unable to hold the German second-line trenches Mrs. A. Baker, brass ooal vase; f x j Miss Crawford Mr.. Mrl ooming of the great Teacher Hi.. iself. Was the bourneMiMElMW Waterworks L.______Company ______for extension_ of their met tournament, music, [or twice weekly a lecture to be si: on the beach at I t a.m. oi Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Bailey, tea service. Mr. and Mra. C. R. Waterer, silver mustard pot. Banbury. Mr. and Mr we had taken in this district, but heldUhe- first, and The answer is that at this tim^ yesterday I bad mymj Mis* Wenham, silver flower vase. world anV more ready to recognise;’ to-day watervatqr mam from the BritislBritish Queen to the Admiralty or short musii al service, i On several evenings wo that we had also oooupied two hundred and fifty Mrs. Bates, sugar’ sifters. Hlndee. Miss Edward'. it was 2,000 years ago? Since Istetl; year there airship station.“ “ Approved. A-----red. ; , ' visited the peture theatre, while many others seoond dose o! inoculation, hence anotl er: 4848, hours hours’ Mr. and Mrs; Barton, tray doth. Mr. 3. Wigley, silver cake basket. i*L • Mr., Mrs. and Miss SnttL yards of German trenches which our] advance had leave. Am hi ,ppy to say that, beyond fi very slightht Captain A Scott Williams, ivory and silver crumb Mdme. Dioktus. Mr. andl been a great purification through ipain which had Mr. Reid proposed toebe adoption of toe report, patronised the : ink. We generally turned in between rendered untenable by the enemy.’ 1 It is not very The Rev. W. H. Booth, picture. scoop. Makeham. Mrs. Field. made them look behind the unrealities, and they abfiut 10.30 and slept toe sleep of the healthily tired stiffness oonfii ed to the part z looulated It have fell Mrs. Booth, silver Apostle tea spoons. Mr. H aynes seconded,d, and it was carried. mueh, perhaps, in point of actual [ground gained. absolutely none the worse for the “ opration, In Miss Wickens^ cTOchet and embroidered tea clbth. Mm. and Miss Tomlins. death was only But in tfle La Bassfie distrust we are ripiagainst about Mis. H. Booth, flower vases. Smith. Mr. and Mrs,. g ol toe form, while life!.was eternal and Sanitary and Buildings Committee. fact, altriQugl my leave does lot expire until noon Mrs. Bennie, diamond brooch. Miss Lloyd Williams, pair of silverf desfiert spoona.st the toughest job on the whole westei i front, and, to-mito-morrow, , I think JR|B I shall ask Jermissioa ' ^ to W back , Mn. Leslie Watts, embroidered etishion. The Lansdov intending. It was an immense hope; to all who could »?°fPi£a,-~A circular letter was read from ______...... ___pM- even if we did not make much groupd lurselves, our Miss Bennie, pink enamel buokle and set of share in toe belief that a day of joy and peace was to Work this eftemoon. PrettJ likely, isn’t ft (oan’t Mr-, Mrs. ana the Misses Beauford, cake 1 Mr. and the Misses Willett, silver hot waterring- jug. Miss Flanagan. Miss 1 A.D.M.S., Sussex, desiring to know whether enced ou • descent to the plains. Arrived at advance materially helped the [who continue use Ithe ‘ Pygm “ Uion -...... expression), . . . when toi i sun shin, Mra. Warren, piano keyboard cover. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Him at hand. They must not shut their hearts against Council would be prepared to receive into toe Isola Rajpur we eng iged three more tongas sinfilar to the their wonderful success about and towards Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Blaker, silver box. Mrs. J. Wrenn, pair of china figures. Mr. Warde. Miss Blauj. it. There were only two possibilities, either ft was tion Hospital infectious cases occurring fimongst toe ones that broight us;up, but if anything slightly ing brightly ind the seaside is so near, and e has Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown, ivory fisherman. Lens, and have begun another offensive in letters ;to wriie. Frankly, one wishes i me mid be The Rev. W.' N. and Mrs. Willis, water-colour Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, f. true or it was not true. The world would not be troops, the number of beds that coild Be\ moire decrepit, and: then commenced the most excit Alsace. They hold the railway lir ,nd the road Mr. and Mrs. Borer, tea spoons. painting. Mrs. Convene. Mrs. He toe worse, because men and women were striving to toe disposal of the Government/apif the inooul&ted ere ry week if only fc r the leisure it ^rings. The Misses Brown, silver cake knife. ing drive that i hat ever been my lot tjo “ enjoy ” (?). between Metzerval and the German ' of Munster The Dess* of Achonry and Mra. Walker, silver Mr. and Mrs. Remilly, hve better lives, and if it were true' let them charge per week for maintenanofirAp. (The Clerk but also of FURTHER ABSENCE OF Mr. and Mrs. T. Browning, pearl and Smith. Mr. aod Mrs. Hairbreadth Escapes. under the fire not only of their iNSf pendant. sauoe boat. Mias KendalL Mrs. aod I remember there was a grdat day Si joy and stated toat he had referred the matteTto Medical their infantry, and are pressing on toi da the very Feel I musi tell you what oi e of oi fellows said Hon happiness coming. If they dwelt ip th A w t they Officer of Health, but had not yet received his repl- you will i ndorstan. by...... my previous description Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brownrigg, silver Tjeut Clark. Mins Ltoyo. f of the method of attaching toe second pony, «..« important railway junction of Colmar. about the fai ■ sex the other i veniftg. “ Bisfore * writini would find themselves passing ,aw4y with the old Resolved that on reoeipt of fifich reply toe same L. joined the Arny,” he said, “tl le girls ouldn’t have castors. ' . i ttihg*; )f they dwelt in toe present they would referred' to toe Chairman of the Council, with power work downhill had to be done by the shaft horse, Master John Brownrigg, tortoiseshell and stiver his[ companion merely trotting or galloping by his If we wafit, however, really to a] ,te what is anything to do with me beoauie I wi ’t in khaki, EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, [SATURDAY, Hiss Dormer. Mrs. . Rand and party.___Mr. _ and Miss the Order, that where a die has been transgressed | t caddy. ' Fare. Mr. and Mrs. Stnbbe. Mm. Mentln and friend. TEE ALIENS’ RESTRICTION unwittingly and without ev,il .intentiop, harsh or | lira. Lea and friend 1; ■ arbitrary punishment may defeat the obieot in view.” SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST " nnge. MOSTYN TERRACE. ORDER “ Last week the same Bejnch had before them a 1 sei Alexandra Hotel.—Mr. J, Freeman. Mr, n a i j t r . ______French teacher and'her employer, charged with similar A - SOLDIER, clearly written, either H. Freeman. Mr. Leslie Stokes. Mr. and Mr». Q. J. offences. The oireumstanees jwere identical, but in this the Publishing Offloes, th-street, o t at either or CtopbelL Mr and Mm. ShlUlngfcird. "tUss Freeman. F U R T H E R CASES BEFO RE T H E L E W E S instance the schoolmistress was's ’only fined ; and the Mr. U. Sptoer, Mrs. 8 Peck.__Mr. Peri, Jan. Mrs. teacher—,___ 10, s.There ""*■— is not ’---- muphx -— fault ’ to be found with | ALLEGED ASSAULT IBs. A'TRAIN. the Libraries or Prlnct] Newsagent j, No charge MAGISTRATES. i, glass and goM Dearie. Mr. D. W. Dearie. Mr. and'Mrs. Oakden. this latter sentence, though aipurely nominal fine would ------J- Is made for insertion. for the letter/(read fam ily.) The Misses Oakden. Mrs. Becker and party. Mrs. have been quite suffioient; but p3gejtogether the two cases [iver entrde drib, . permanent Howell Jones and son. Miss Cousins. Dr. and Mrs. ■ This Hat Is not Intended to Maw. Mr. M. H. Maw. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Palmer. SWl|SS HOUSEMAID ; FRENCH GOVERNESS; supply another instructive example of the chaotic | EAJSTBOURNE WOMAN THE COMPLAINANT. i and silver salad BseMents. Mr. and Mrs. Attneave. Miss Attneave. Mr. and Mrs. administration of the lawvby 11,6 Great Unpaid.” Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Linton. Mr. Portal Miss AND TWO FRENCH NUNS. litis, amethyst Hard castle and governess. Madame Bondon. Mona. Fred Smith, a young private in the 12th Lanonshiro Cotel Mrs. and Miss Bailey. Mr. James Pain. Misses Fusiliers now stationed at-Aldershot, and previously Price. Mr. and Mrs. Hawktns. Mr. Clarke. Mr. and Fu ther cases of failure to comply with the Aliens" HONOURS FOR SUSSEX billeted at Lowes and Eastbourno and stationed in ortBih. ""k^Qrtinuw”' Mttrtve MraFrOct. Mr. and Mrs. Dutton. Mrs. Brown Resti iction Order, 1914, came before the Lewes Bench camp at Seaford, was charged, before the Lewes Welchman LANSDOWNE TERRACE. , | at th j Petty Sessions on Tuesday, and in each case Magistrates on Wednesday, with having criminally, , pair of 1 Channel Vixw.-Mro. Mr. and 10.—Mr.Btlkeman. Mrs. Branaton. Mini Norton. Mine ignor ince of the regulations was pleaded as the reason SOLDIERS. assaulted Jane Twist, at Berwick, on June 22nd. ” H S . Pal eh. Mr. Jones Complainant said she was living at Southwark*' !•-»Mr. and Mrs. 11 -Mrs. John Ebaratdn,f. Mrs.CarlEbereteln. Mrs. for oi sitting to carry out the requirements. Mr. F. B. cottages, Seaside, Eastbourne. Sho had been a'-; Wilkinson. Mrs. rs. and Mias Eddie and Miss White Whit feld was chairman of the Bench. A supplement to the London. Gazitte issued on Tuesday iND.—Lady Smith, contained the names of mord than 4,000 officers, non power press worker in Hospital-street, Birmingham, .tat—Mrs. and 1 iss Marshall. Mrs. Barb CAVENDISH PLACE. but-last March she lost the two middle fingers of her, CASE FROM SEAFORD. commissioned officers and men recommended by Field aUlias. Miss Lo Smith U. — Miss Yonng. Miss Mnggeridge. Mr. and Mrs. right hand and sho Lad been at Eastbourne since. House.—Mrs. and. ia-tec Grieves Martha Philomene Nilfer was summoned for that she Marshal Sir John French, junder date May 31st,; for Bnrae Miss Bnrne ■ ' being an alien residing in a prohibited area, namely, The Magistrates’ Clerk: Aro you married? ■AIMS. -Mr. and Mrs.' Grant 16.—Miss,Sweeting. Miss 8treatfleld. Miss Smith gallant, and distinguished sarjnbe in the field. Every Witness: Yes. ’ MUUOURT.—Mlae Nora Go t Mr. D. p. Davies. Mrs. 19—Miss Legh. Miss Winifred Legh. Mias Whltwell. the t rban District of Seaford, on June 11th and for six ■ sugar castor. . A. (Perl. Mr. and Mrs. imter. Mr. Harold Punier, months previous, failed to register herself as such; and arm of the service is represented, from the Royal What is your husband’s name?—Arthur Davis. 1 Sir. LeslieLee Punter. Mr. bur Dpnuiter ' Mls« R1 unden. Mr. Davey Davis? Hoir-is that? Are you marriod tb him?—■ i doth. 81. — Mr. F. W. Anderson. Mrs. Lathbnry. Mr. and Mrs. [Maude Ottley, of Alces Place,; East Blatohington,.. Flying Corps to the Nursing Service, and almost every I have been with him five years and have had two ' ! . ' MARINE PARADE, Mra. J- Duff. Miss Wren was nummoned fOr failing to notify the presence of regiment at the Front has soine members singled out 'children, by him. Gusnparxb. -MissNewini Miss 81 O. Mr. Bouverie house. — Mr. Maokrow. lUrife ' .Mdlli 1. Nlifer in her household.’J for special mention. The list} contains numerous^well- ^ j chair. lookrow. Ml and Mrs. BassBass, and ohfcblld^ tinting and^garty. Bol h pleaded guilty subject to an explanation. Then you are not married?—It is as good as being [ butter dishes. Mlee Burns. Mrs. Lendl known Sussex names. Thre battalions of the Royal | married. ' W hite House.—Mr. and ^ Rush. Hush Miss Shake and friend. Set ft. Fairs, stktioned at Seaford, deposed that on Sussex Regiment are represei ’ in the list as follows : I and hot; water lALBURN.-Mr. and Mrs. .ton. Mrs. Ikon. Miss ELMS AVENUE June 11th in consequence of a message received from Have you been actually married?—No. 2nd Battalion R oyal ubsex R egiment. The Clerk: Then you arc a single woman. Pitt. Mls*rKl)lott. 1 at. Elliott, Dongles Courtland8.-M t. and Mrs. Grant Misses Grant Mrs. Ottley he went to Aloes Plaee and saw Mdlle. Khlott Miss Douglas Ji ies Major R. J. A. Terry,’M. O. Proceeding, witness said Davis worked at New- Clarence Vn.iA.-Mra Bayner. Missei Kuyner (8). Nfifei i He asked; her how long she had resided there, Capt.' O. E. Bond, D.S.O. B.—Mr. and Mrs. Hall, t Wallace Mr. H. U Raynor. Nnrse Berner and a le replied, “ About nine months.” He asked her haven and on the pfevious evening sho left East igndi KOTON Hoube.—Mies CluL ■” NaL_.. Capt. Ei F. VilUers, D.8.’ bourne by the 7.45 train, intending to go to Now- Hartinsto.n House.—Miss e. Miss Rowsell. HARTINGTON PLACE why (he had n6t registered, and she replied, “ Because Lieut. E. H. Preston. ■ ■ haven for 4ihe evening. Prisoner and two other womeri Mr. and Mrs. Woollett Cbrsham Mansion. —Mr.and Mrs Pond I did not know,” adding that she asked Mra Ottley Q.M. and Hon. Lieut T. A. Jones.' were in the carriage witness rode in, and the other Biwn House —Mrs. Grace. Clark. Mia Noblai-d Hotel.—Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith. Mr. whether it was neoessary for her for register, and she Sorgt J. Batt, No. 6961. 1 women left the carriage at Polegate. Directly ax,ter Morris. Miss Briscoe told 1 ter she need not do so. Later in the’ day he saw Sergt. W. Dray, No. 8127. j G' A. Hewson. Mrs. K. Burse Miss Sheila Burke. Sergt J. Richardson, No.i8256. t*:::, train started from Potentate, prisoner, who was Albion Hotel.-M r. and ______Jr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Liokley. Mrs. Mrs. ptfloy, who informed him that Mdlle. Nlifer had 0— ' W. Smethnrst, No.; 4708. sitting at the opposite end of the carriage, went over and Mr. aowouu. Mr. Ashby. 'MrJ and Master Richardson. Mrs. Wilson been registered that day. She was a Swiss, and he rpl. F. Busby, No. 9843. i to her, arid after putting his arm rourid her pulled Bonndy. Mr. Petty. Mi Kvitt. Mrs. Hud.on. Mies HArtinoton Lawn.-M iss .Wooden. Mrs. Felldon. Mrs. believled she Was employed by Mrs. Ottley as a house Aehworth. Mr. Pettis Dr. Ad! Maonjlllan. Lyle. Rev. E. and Mrs. Bioko-Kitson. Miss Hhaokleton. _ jrpl H. Hyland. No. 877$. he? down on the floor. He told her to take her hat ___ Macmillan, Kev. and Mrs, Pol Mrs. B. Hodges. Mrs. Heighten. Miss Fuller. Mrs. maid. He prodheed the register of aliens for the Prvt. B. Attree, No. 8745.; off and threatened to murder her if sho did not do Burgees,!. Miss Stewart. Mrs-DeO- Mr. i and Miss Cowdrey. Mr. ana Mrs. Barlow. Mr., Mrs. district, showing that the particulars of MdUe. Niifer Prvt J. Martin, No. 8621. so. Some strawberries she had were scattered about were egistered on June 11th. A " Prvt. W. Minns, No. 8149.1 'cabinet, Mrs. Deane. Mr. and Mrs. Nairn*. " Beatrice and Master Ecr. Miss Newman Prvt A. Wedge, No. 9068.! on the floor and on the seat. Witness resisted as Gen. 8ir Owen Lloyd, iut-CoL Su t. Vine said the Chief Constable wished him to well as she was able with her crippled hand. When for fra * jald. Mr. H. Bolllck. Mr. O. St Mr. DEVONSHIRE. PLACE say tt at as Mdlle. Nlifer had apparently made inquiries 3rd Battaijon R oyal Iussex Regiment. Hurunoram House.—Mr. and Mrs. Sedgwick, f. Mr. the train arrived at Lowes sho told prisoner sho was and Mrs. Wade. Mr. A. Harding. Mr. 1 am. of Mi s. Ottley as to the necessity of her registering he Lieut F.I J. A. Dibdin (1 tached to 2nd Battalion ] going to give him in charge, and he laughed. She Mr. F. C. Allen. Mr. w. Comerford. ,____. B, and Mrs. Morley did m it wish to press the case against her. With regard Welsh Regiment). Okeys. Lleat. Leslie W. Phillips. Mr. at 1 Mrs. H. R- Devonshire Ho use.-M r. and Mrs. Pepper, f. Mr. and got, out on the platform and informed a porter and Beam. Mr. .and Mrs. W. H. B. Wight, " r . George Mrs. Pepper, son. toith s summons against Mrs. Ottley it was quite 5th Battalion R oyal Iussex Regiment the Stationmaster (Mr. A. W. Marcliant) of the Pettys. Mr. E. A. Robinson, ltev. J. fl owns and T horn borough.—Mrs.^and MtasNsave. Mr.’and. Mrs. possil le that a notice regarding the Order was not sent (Territo: ,L8). occurrence, and prisoner was arrested. She followed eod* Mrs. Leigh-Bennett Miss Loigb-1 nett Mr. to be r, but the Chief Constable wished it to be under Lleut.-Co'. F. G. Langhaid, V.D. him to the Police Station and lodged in ‘Le-wes for XL Letah-Benuett Mr. and tin . Notoi Mr. and The Hanbuhies.—Misa^Sld^11 Mrs. Lauyon. Mr. W. stood that he was not bound to serve such notices, Capt G. L. Courthope. the night. Witness admitted that she had three Mrs. Hay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Blake althoi igb he had several thousand copies printed and Capt F. N. Grant. j- bottles of stout before she left her rooms at East r * i MARINE GARDENS, circuljiled. He was bound to take these proceedings. Gapt T. B. Hornblower. j bourne, but she stated that she was not the worse Mrs. Ottley said she lived at East Blatchington, near Corpl. W. G. Robins, N o .M for drink. , Pttohlet House.—Mrs. Foster. Mias foster. Miss BURLINGTON PLACE • Lanee-Corpl. L. Hill, No. £223. FosketL Mrs. Browning. Mrs. German. Gera. the g< If links, right on the outskirts of the town. She Lau je-Corpl. J. Tunnell, No. 1073. In reply to the Magistrates’ Clerk, witness said Mrs. Twoddle. Mr. and Mrs. Summers. uTasselL Pauk Hour* —Mrs. Lillie. Miss Lillie. Capt Taubman, devot id herself almost entirely to her garden, as the both her children died before sho left Birmingham. Miss Baton. Mr. Layton Mrs. Nutt, t. ■ T y / man i 1 her employ had enlisted, and she had only a small Membefrs of the Home Counties’ Royal Engineers | Prisoner was given the option of cross-examining Bkoohue -Miss Folkird. Miss Schofield boy t< help her. Consequently she did not go into the (Territorials) also figure in tld p st witness or applying for an adjournment, and be KOXBT.—Mrs. Harrop. Mrs. Hartley. and Mrs. Durham Housb.—Mrs. BelL t The Coroner: I suppose you examined the gun ? Clear. Misses Clear (g).. Mr. and Mrs. Master town very often, and when she did she was always in a 1ST Home Counties’ Field Company. decided to ’take the latter course with a vifiw .of com HOMt.OROm.-Mrs. ReUood-Knight f. Ml«s Turner hurry land had not seen a notice relating to the registra Witness: No. There were some other cartridges in Wood Hilston,—Miss CuU. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Bell Mrs. Temp. Major C. C. Bryan. 1 \ the housb! and I put them in my podket. municating with his friends. ti" GRAND PARADE PI I king tnn, Mr. and Mrs. Leng tion of aliens, although she believed a good many were Temp. Oapt J. E. Tindall A remand was granted till Monday, and the L -H ll, Edith Thornley, ed. Quite naturally she did not make a practice 2nd-Corpl. J. T. Steadman; No. 1032. The Coroner: Whyt ■ . j ; • j . [’» j iev. i and Mrs. D Mr. and SERIOTjlS CHARCjE AGAjlNST A FARMER Witness : I didn’t know whether he would come back Magistrates’ Clerk pointed out that* ho was charged Mrs. Durran. Miss Bareham HOWARD SQUARE ing the police notices, which before the war did Sapper 1). Giles, No. 2539. with a very serious offence indeed Bnd it would be E-M" r. Hldltoh, f. Miss Pildltch. Re and Mrs. Quxndon I odor.—Mr. andMrs. Schumacher. Mr. and merally concern private people. She knew her Sapper E. A Mereer, No. 1127. and get some more. | j i j U [■', ' • well that he should consider the advisability of GUllat’s & Mrs. I Misses ' Mr. Mrs. L, Keigwln. Miss Kelgwin. 1 Mr. and Mrs. The Coroner: I think you were wise. vas quite safe, as her sister had previously been 2nd H ome Counties’ Field Company. COR,ONER’S JURY K fU R N V EB | :DICT i obtaining legal assistance. Addison er and she knew the family. She was under the Temp. Major A. C. Ticehtjrst 1 Sergt. Edwards, • of the East Sussex Constabulary, • The Bench ordered that prisoner should be detained A—Mr. and Mrs. Wheat faster Eric Rev. Holtbood.—Mr. Peaoh. Miss Gibbs. Mrs. Eelham. OF “ W ItF U L 1U R D E R . stationed, at Uckfield, deposed that about half-past Goddard. Miss Goddard. Mrs. Walker Miss Jeffery. Mrs, and Miss Slater. Mr. Payne. non—quite wrongly as she now knew—that the Lieut WTh . C. Challoner in custody. . . ’ '•.—Mrs. Martyr. “ — - rr. Mrs. Miss Payte ien referred to an enemy, as the word seemed to Sapper J. Bishop, No. 868. eleven on the night of June 5th he Arrested Browning HB. Mr. and undeserving people. Her cousin had to register * Sapper A Breeds, No. 160€ at his. house on a charge of Unlawfully wounding Gilbert Ettingt >n HOUSE.—Mrs. 8tenborough. Miss Street The Danehill case h is entered on a new and more Chalk Miss Bateman. Miss Ganaden. Mias C. Pritchard 1 maid; and she asked whether it would be Home Counties’: Divisional Signal Company. Humphrey Head by shooting him. He said, “ I know BISH0PST0N& - - Oggi. Miss Poggl Mrs. Hehd Capt and Cambridge. Miss C. K. Lallemand. Miss Ethel L. for her to, register her maid. Her cousin said Major H. C. Saunders. serioiis phase as Gilbei t Humphrey Head, the injured you chaps can’t help it, but I only done my duty.” Mrs. J. H. Kent 1 Walker - ■ ■ [ - ,T not think sons her maid belonged to a neutral Sorgt. A. E. Folthfull. j ^ "• man, passed away at th i Royal Sussex County! Hospital Witness cautipned huh and told him that what he said Confirmation .—For the first tim e fo r m ore A—Mr. and Mm. Conway. Miss Conway. ■. Guthrie, LASOELLES TERRACE State, but said she would let her know. Thus when the Lieut-Col F. G. Longham commands tlie 5th Royal on Saturday, It appei ,rs that he was removed to that would be given in evidence against him, and he then than 60 years a confirmation took place at Biskopstone son. Mr. Guthrie, jun. Mis. Harris 11—Mrs. GreenhIlL Lieut A. G. Gresnhlll Mr. end said, “ What I have got to say 1 will say at ,my trial.” Church on Monday afternoon, the Bishop of Gibraltar ID.—Misses Ellen (8). Coi/ond Mrs. KnmseyJ Miss Lloyd maid isked her a fortnight or three weeks ago whether Sussex, and in the list of the [King’s birthday honours institution as tpe would in his shoulder had become IL —Sir Dennis Le -K.uchant, Bart, L Lady Le she 01 ight to be registered, she replied that she need On Monday morning witness was present when Supt. (the Right Rev. li.'J. O. Knight) olficiatinjf, owing to ‘ iiJ 15.-Mr. F. I* Sturt Miss Ross. Mr. and Mrs.-Barham, f. issued on Wednesday he was Appointed a Companion gangrenous. Hemorrh ige'also bcourred, and in order Criddle charged Browning with the wilful murder of the recent illness of tho Bishop of Chichester. Nine Mwmhant Lady Waterfo.-d. Miss bale. M1«b Mrs. Harold Barham. MUa Barham not do so as she belonged to a neutral nation. of the Most Distinguished Order of S t Michael and St. The Bench, after discussing the case in private, to stop it the remove 1 of the young man’s arm was the deceased. Browning made n Bif* m • r : ' . ' , $ EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, h ■ ! i j . , . - DO NOT PAY MAY ED PREMIUM on LIFE and ENDOW-’ MENI PQLICIE 8 during Incapacity FOB LIMITED S a l e . from I In ess or Accident if yon have a Wm.Bnifoi Special j E xemption P olicy as issued s u m m e r SALE SoUbmtth* and J by th e j i REMOVALS Hautboume and SCOTTISH INSURANCE L CORPORATION. A large and farm ing viuiety of Fashionable Goods, and STORAGE. B' H the latest Models at greatly reduced prices. Bargains in F ull Pbo rectus feom No. 3,121. ALFRED E. RETT, ‘ !i all ! Departments. Southern Counties Supt. Goods Warehonsed ini Separate THE 90, PEVEN8EY ROAD, chool XABl'BOURNE. Lock-up Compartments. S o: TO-DAY and NEXT WEEK. "Phone 85£. ■ 11. F B V B I Bhorthood, Typewriting, 1 Accident and Illness Policies a Speciality. Finest Fireproof Wafehousea Com m ences M onday N ext, 28th June. tug. Geography, Aritl Owing to the exceptional conditions of Trade caused CERTTnOATED TEAC| in Eastbourne.. Day and Evening ( b y the War, we an, holding our Summer Sale v .. ^ ! $ t r b a n i s S c ^ aw tatits SEanttb one month earlier than the usual date. Smart and Up-to-date Vans. r r i L L s i d e , ( f ; J T 0XF0 ID REGISTRY, Susans-road, Eastbourne. ' -. I.' —Wai ted: Cook-Generals, Houseparlourmaids, COSTUME DEPARTMENT. lemaids, Generals, Kicchenmalds, Betwoenmaids, Experienced and Careful Men _j Girls, 4 i.-Ss, (Private and Boarding Houses). Dm- E v e iy G a im ent Genuinely Reduced, and all Oddments at'lExceptional Reductions. v MQAGKD : C >0k8. only Employed. U to be prepared] I AKERS. -MAN WANTED as Second at once.-S. “ M o d e l ” G______o w n s in T iaffeta Silk, Silk and Wool Materials. Usually sold from 7£ to 10$ guineas. Reduced to £ 6 . Osborne, ‘ Curtis, 10, Ooklynge-road, Eastbourne. Sm art A fternoon and Se:mi-E vening Gowns in Taffeta Silk, etc. Usually sold from 5 to 7$ guineas. t arrangements i MAKERS.'; -WANTED, YOUTH, able to mould, or one li acres of 1 willing: to learn would suit.—KempseU, Baker, ESTIMATES FREE. j ^ ! Reduced to £3. 10s. 6d» 59, 61, 63, 63A, stGrinstend. OBOKOU M a iso n F lo ra . - • 1 Crepe de both plain and floral, the latest styles. Usually sold at from 3 to 4 gns. 8 9 /tt ►OQT REPAIRER (good) WANTED; constant seat; 0 h en e G ow ns, Reduced to R UPPER AVENl 9 6d.hout or weekly wage; state age, reference.— APPLY “ Model ” Coats and S!-lir ts in the very latest and newest materials. Usually sold! from to 8J guineas. Reduced to £6« EASTBOURNE GROYE ROAD. on. At llngly, Sussex. “ “ ‘H & g . gJ 10NFE0T ;0NERY-An APPRENTICE WANTED, Quantity of useful 3oats and S k irts in good wearing materials. -Usual prices 3J to 5 guineas. Reduced to 39/0. P rivate outdoor if Bor WantedTor 8weet Makiog. good jrtunity t o learn trade; Girl Wanted for Warehouse. G. E. MAYNARD, Ltd., F e w :!1!!‘la n n e l C o a ti8 and S k ir ts, and many Odd Material Coats and Skirts. Usual prices 35/9 to 49/ 6. Reduced to 21/- H. Brool s & Oo„ WesUstreetyUrawley, ; i lOOK, PI AIN, in gentleman’s small family where Entirn o f W id sh in g Gowns, Costumes, Tennis Skirts, etc., a t Reduced Prices.ices ' j ,;/ three ai e kept; good manager or position of trust; Fees Mode I Easter Mondav, I shall always preserve cordial noes.—(1.8., 2. Cavendish-avenue, Eastbourne. recollections of Eastbourne, and when the time ECONOMICAL arrives that I shall have to leave it I shall carry away •(OOK W ANTED; experienced ; good situation; GEORGE’S I a deep sense of gratitude for the many kindnesses I ] / good wiges; other excellent Situations vacant.— Greystone Buildings, S* DENTISTRY. have received from its inhabitants. ntraiRegh try, 182 High-street, Lewes. ____, C lok-GenSrals, Houseparlourmadds,; MfLUNERY DEPARtMENT. FOR BOYS INTENDS “ Yours faithfully, maids, I iltchonmalda. General Servants and Young E a s t b o u r n e Entire Stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed M illinery a t Exceptional Reductions to effect an early clearance* i Bntyeot* of Instrne To maintain Good Health yon need Good Teet h. — D Beoondary r ' MESSRS. RICHARDS restore—or remove pain “ (Private) J ack Wooton, R.A.M.C.” rls to Tra n WANTED. Situations Vacant in all • * * No ch Wge to Servants.—The Sussex Registry, 28, i ii -paid to r lessly where necessary—decayed or troublesome ’-walk, Lewes.______Wooton is, or was, a very fine runner, but he teeth, and fit Artificial Teeth that are worn will 100K-GENERAL WANTED for small private family; ______to r Prospectus i comfort and prove of real service. Freer attempted too much on Easter Monday, and a two seivants kept: wages £28.—Address, Mrs. Extractions where Artificial Teeth are fltl strained heart was the consequence. In my opinion I n, Blei helm, Rowaley-road. Eastbourne. { J his proper distance is from three to seven miles. jfor gaU gg to » e t ACKET & MANTLE DEPARTMENT. mfUNIOIPAL Free Repairs and attention to our work at 3A8TBOU -INK.—WANTED, in September, DAILY (Tucbhicui I times. Advice Free.^ Then he is seen at his best and he is really first-class. GOVE! NESS: UBUal English subjects and music. E v e r y G a lament in this D epartm ent Genuinely Reduced , The following are a few Exceptional Bargains : ; But it is not every first-class man who can run 16 11 Ijan,” ^Ohronlole1' Office/Eastbourne. TTtOR SALE, a valuable FREEHOLD FARM, situate I DAY and XVXNING 1/- Really Painless Extractions, 1/- miles at a stretch. I don’t believe I could do it j f in the parish of Eastchumh, Isle of Sheppey. C ham pagne Bilk Glid n a Dus'it C oat. T/sual price 59/9. Sale price 30/- Bran oh es of Art, lnolud I myself. SERVANT WANTED in small private altogether about 97-a. 2-r. 22-p. Of excellent Arable and 1 I ' tt « any evening, Mrs. Daviee, 19, Pasture Land, with Farmhouse, Stables for 18 and Out LESS THAN HALF P H I 31 Wood Oarvtng i buildings; also Two Brick and Slated Cottages.—Address, ®. Matron’s Black Broche Silk Coat, lined throughout Silk. Usual price 5£- guineas. Visitors can joii A case in which a young man was charged with Z.T. 829, care Deacon’s, Leaden hall-street, London. an offence against the Defenoe of the Realm Act ENKRAli WANTED ; good outings, comfortable • ■' I Sale price 49/6. home; mother kept; good reference essential.— « SALE, a well-built Detached VILLA RE8I- MUNICIPAL SECOf | before the Eastbourne Magistrates the other day Holder. 0, Montague-street, Worthing. LESS THAN HAIjF PRICE. Matron’s handsome Model Silk Moire Coat, lined throughout. Original prioe 5 guineas. leaves much to the imagination. It remains “ wropt DENCE, near Lewes; healthy [situation, lovely FOR ENBRAI SERVANT.-W ANTED, a good General; lews;H good i “ ~garden with lawn■' am « “It ■trees; ■ oon- in mystery." The case was heard «» camera, and servatory, greenhouse, stable and outbi idlngs; erected • j -I - Sale price 2 g u in e a s . (Cf ' age 25-81; small family; plain cooking; good wages B is c uit Bengali] Le Silk Coat, lined Mauve Ohene Silk. Usual price 59/6. Sale price 26/- it is rumoured there was a camera in the case. But outings. — Apply, Mrs.. Miller. 17, Bedford-grove, by owner for occupation : selling t[ -ugh ill-health; MUNICIPAL BECONl beyond that I am forbidden to open my mouth, or ' lurne. freehold ; prioe £520.—A. Wycherley, buse and Estate I shall put my foot .into it for certain. As it is I Agent, Lewes. T hree only.j Terror S ilk Sports Coats, in Champagne and Tangerine. Usual price 35/- Sale price 10/6 each. FOR] OOD GO JK-GENEKAL WANTED lmrni notice Detective Sergeant Wells has had his eagle ' three ii i family: houseparlourmaid kept.- ROUND RKNTS FOE BALE; wj secured on M (Tbohrioal Ins eye oh me for some reason or other during the past Gould. 1 Granvllle-road, Eastbourne. GRhouses; £44 per annum; mi divide.—Edgar Pm peetu and fnllpari 6,SussexGardensl,‘tl.8.“ ™ r“1 week, and-1 give him a very wide berth when I see Horn & Chartres, 81, Cornfield-road. tbourae. iD. MAN WANTED.—Apply, Beeny, Com and be obtained from THESE Terminus Road, _ him ooming up the Btreet. The prisoner got three !oal Mi rehant, Junction-road, Eastbourne. AYWARD8 HEATH AND* .JOT. - For ■tittee. Town Hail. East' Phone 771. months’ hard, and so is now “ doulg his little bit.” Particulars of HOUSES TO BE ' ob SOLD In I don't want to be doing mine—at l last not that way I OOD HOUSEMAID-GENERAL REQUIRED for tma <.Harming and healthy locality, v i excellent rail- BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. or just yet. 1 ! Eastboi me in small house, where paying guests way service to London, Brighton and _ SPECIAL VALUE Quantity of Whijte Voile Blouses, new shapes, high and low collars. fTTSB MODERN I . # •' » , taken ; rood wages given. — Write- to W. A., T. Bannister & Ctt, House and Estate In Bobby dt Co.'s A r A shop in Seaside-road, much frequented by the nroniole" Office, Eastbourne. ______place, Haywards Heath. , ______f S a le p rices 2/11*, 3/11* and 4/11*; nenally sold from 3/11 to 5/11. military; advertises in ite windows “ A Whist Drive ” I > WANTED at once; expert- T EWES.—FOR SALE, SEMI-DETACHED VILLA I TnAYXLLEBs’ Samples. Se' oral colleotioitions of sample _ Black and Coloured, in______Silk,______Silk, Crepe FKKNOH, GERMAN, SPORT—AND OTHER age 28 to 80: good references essential;wsential; JLi RESIDENCE, in excellent position ; healthy situa Shirts and Blouses, Jap de I for soldiers. A oountry drive wo ild do them far I servants kept.—Apply, “Stanmore," U, Buriing- Ohene, Fancy O™ — —*■- ° -1- — !—- - m o — x ENGLISH, RUSSIAN, more good, I fancy. tion i six rooms, scullery, &o., bath (h. and o.); good Fancy Orepes^etc. Sale prices 5/s 7/0 and 10/6; usual prices 10/lVto 19/11. • Ea tboume. repair; garden and side entrance: prioe of freehold THINGS. OUSEPi .RLOURMA1D WANTED temp £325; a bargain.—Apply, A. Wycherley, 68, High-street, M odel” Sample Blouses. About 100 in all Newest Styles, Newest Materials, includingmany dainty styles in Native 1 HaM off to Holy Trinity Sunday School I These Lewes. (B y SPEOTATOR.) from July 8th ; Eastbourne; small family ;,p - | Lace and Net. Sale prices 15/-, 21/-, 26/- and 30/-; usual prices 2 9 /1 1 to 3 g u in eas. Principal—L. ns J youngsters of their own free will and without the ion.—Apply, by-letter, 38, Stamford Hill I Cl USB EX. near DANEHILL—TO BE SOLD, at a low slightest persuasion have unanimous y decided to give IBs O prioe. about 37 ACRES of valuable WOODLAND TaAVNLLEBs’ Sam plis. CO^ton V oile Bloiises, slightly creased. Sale-price 2/- each; many worth-doable. "j. r up their own greatly cherished school treat this year IHENMAID WANTED. - Write, M. L.. S3, and’ a small------PAD]DOCK, affording d*" ^tful " ’ slfes------fat I was unable in my notes last Saturday to make in order that the money subscribed for the purpose Grand- parade, Eastbourne. one or more residencesinces; high ground; . Bnslve views. EXACTLYv«r. ”HALF *'r" PBKM Pure Silk Sports Coats. Few only. Sale price 36/-; usually sold 73/ 6 . iyi|~R. A. E. 81 any reference 'to the match between Eastbourne may be devoted to the comfort and enjoyment o f the —Apply to Wilkinson,son, Son & Weloh, 170, North-street, AD WANTED, to HELP IN GARDEN.-Ai Brighton. Oddments in W ool College and M.C.C. played the day before. But it wounded soldiers in our midst. As many wounded “ Gardener," Beraersmede, Carlisle-road, and M ercerised Sports Coats. Sale prices 7/6,10/6 and 16/-; worth double. CONVENIENT WORKSHOP TWO STALL ' BILVERDAliE was a game that must be placed on the records as ] Tommies as the funds permit will therefore be taken ■O. out for a long, oountry drive and afterwards be enter STABLE and HAY LOFT TO L ' In Rusbridge's- being unique'-in the Cricket. annals of the College, IUNDR1 MAID (good) WANTED.—Write, stating Lowed.—A. E. Bugg, 1, Fisher-s t: , Lewes. tained to tea on the Vicarage lawrt.-' It is an act of age and wages required, to Hygate, the Laundry, inasmuch as it furnished the biggest total (306 for real self-denial on the part of these kiddies,' to whom domes HI 11, near Crawley, Sussex. LIVE VALE DISTRICT.—TO BE LET, from June LANG1 their annual outing is the most eagerly lobked for _ ,_24th.jU] “CHANNEL -_-__ VIEW.” CLIVE AVENUE.- nine wiokets), and—I believe—the highest individual rAN WANTED to chop up quantity of boxes for ApCply, T. W. Pickard, _ or Messrs. LAD IE JTsID CHILDREN’S OUTFITTING score and only century (134) ever made by the school event of the year. flrewoe d.-1.—Apply, Edinburgh House, Blackwater- lennels. Dyer & Gallaway, , Hastings. I » - ! ■ * * , Eastboi roe. i Tel. 164. Under 1 against their famous opponents, t 'Before the war,” wrote an Eastbourne schoolboy , ju r n e .—pa y in g g uests r e c e iv e d ; I 3 AN IS ’ WANTED for Glynde Parish Church; I ««def-W rlte. H. G., DEPARTMENT. in an essay on'the great upheaval, “ England was a i male or female.—Applications, with ieferenoes, to THE CENTRA! As a rule, the boys usually fink the high-class land of pleasure; now it is'a land of prayer. The ,1W. B. D ilton, Glynde Vloarage, or T. W. Plokard, W e have turned : CORNFIELD _____ o ______=___ _’■ w r M and ’' fall " an - •-t-' easy Kaiser is to blame for this.” IA8TBOURNE (21, Eurs Road).—PAYING GUESTS out, iiV LAD IES' and CH ILD REN'S UNDERCLOTHING, all slightly soiled and I Received; well appointed house;-garden; delight-| Proprietor, Pnor. GBOH prey to the enemy? but” on this {occasion the very v' * * • "LllOK, or good Cook-General, WANTED and convenient situation; highest inferences-—Mrs. w m dm soiled garments and marked them at very specialprices to clem quickly. THBf$ Instrnotor H.M. ( reverse Was the case. They had against them the You may have been wondering, with myself, why jimmt - * 1' ------” ------d Tovey. i ■very branch of Pbyaioal) , great Esaex pro., Walter M ead,! wgao, on a sticky ly); w_. experienced teachers. Ladle] two or three of the biggest members of the local i "CtASTBOURNBL—Dining room,i, two! bedrooms, over- LESS THAN HALF PRIQE. M anufactories’ S am ples of B ou d oir Caps.^^ 'i • pitch, is still one of the most dangerous-bowlers in Volunteer Training Corps should be still without Jte, Box I. JCi looking Pier, in small non-basement------house; 'sunnysunny personal supervision of Me ■ England, but though he did considerable execution their uniform. I met one of them the other day. _PEOT. LBLE YOUNG GIRL WANTED to assist Elnuhavenue, S a le p rices 2/2.1*, 3/11* and 4/11*; usual prices 6/11 to 12/11. attended. For parti ___i_j :ji____ j. __•______a.* ___ :_a»___ he could not dishearten the boys or altogether check■ He is a splendidly made chap of gigantic proportions i general yin smallnon-basoment apartment house; YERY SPECIAL C the run getting. M. L. Cox Baker her maid tept,—Apply, Proprietress, 9, Klms-avenue, F F £ B . Pure Wool Combinations, full ladies’- size only, l igh and low necks, summer weight. ■I' FOOTBALL, HOC and very good looking, though he does live up Old ‘onme. ______| s , Sale price 4/11*; worth to-day 6/1U iV ANT) WANTED.—Several good Cook-Generals, JR. N. COLLING « -lourmaids and Generals wanted at Once, E xactly P eh i . Qu4 tity of Silk Milanese Tango Knickers. Sale price 4A1* ; usually sold at 9 /1 1 . _ . U8 to, £28. DibenoaOKD : Good Pariour- - A SOUTH BTB1 -— j, oertain that wherever he goes the bottom I j 25, £23, oharaoter two years; Seven ‘ £ TilARMHOUSE APARTMENTS_ (c(ole fashioned) TO 5 0 only B u st B od .ces, mtde of all-over embroidery. Sale price 2/11*; usual price 5/11 KASI H is 134 against-suoh an attack w is a triumph. For-| ititton of his waistcoat always gets there first. He’s atten lance.—Stevens, two hours and forty minutes he defied the Dowiers, Faittosses and Chambermaids; good I I Oriokehr Hutb about as fine a specimen of humanity as you would ! —Myrtleholme Employment Agency, G dnstead. c o m JE T S . E x ( option ll H eductions.—All oddments and odd sizes turned olut into baskets and—until he let himself go after passing the century wish to see, but ne is still^haiting tor his uniform. .Eastbourne. ’Phone648. ENTLEWOMAN OFJFKRS BO ARD-RE8IDENOE; | —he played most correct arid Admirable crioket, 3 RACKUTS J I expect the tailor is afraidYnere wouldn’t be enough j __ HT BOY WANTED to WORK PASSENGER south aspect;gravel soil; oountay; near station. and marked 2/6, 6 /-, 7/6 and 10/6. Theee are in most cases Lies than H alf P e i c a . having given no semblanoe of a [chance previously. khaki to go round. LIFT; uniform and Board; lodring fonnd and' Homelands,...... Flitwlok,Bed8. Mead stated afterwards that a Brighton boy and a • • • 1 salary.- Apply, Kenilworth Court Hotel, Wilming- r'lOOD DAIR’ ARM TO LET; Michaelmas; station HOTOI Lancing boy had both made 70’s against him in the Does anyone know of a good antidote for ants? I quare, Es stoourno. \JT }-mile on' [bourne line; about 32 acres gross, 81 N GINEER8 . present M.C.C. tour, but neither of their displays There’s a plague of them up at the R.A.M.C. camp ■ PATTERN could approach that given by Rydir in this match. ■ANTE4 MAN for CARMAN and General Work. | ** *° E at Whitbread Hollow, I’m told; millions of them, —AApddp;y, t. Gale's.uwes, risnmongeFishmonger. , ro,06. Seaside, oeas ue, East-1 | ■--« BATHFUKD.—TAVISTOCKiiewes.______PRIVATE HOTEL. FANCY DEPARTMENTS. BLACKSMITHS AND| * * *1 and all on active service. Perhaps,sps, though,, it is a t l E i And Repairers of a&i good thing they are only ants, four acres lovely grounds: high 1 ___ Eastbourne put a weak and unfi liliar team It might nave been rANTEE, respectable PER80N to help generally, . . tennis, bowls; late dinners, separate SsMes; 10 ! Steam, Gas & W ater! field against Summerdown Camp d were beat worse. tempo -ary or otherwlee ; no cooking ; good mlnntee Btatlon, Golf; terms moderatej-^Proprletresa. a narrow mai^in in consequence, Scoring or out.—Scott, 6, GUdredge-road, East- Im portant Clearing Lines o f exceptional purchases o f the latest and newest Lace Collars,Eichus , Fronts, eta ASHFORD BOA TO LET, fine SUITE of ROOMS oh first | . i ' Engineering Wl and no individual brilliance was in. The. . _ and second floor of Business Premises in the best Cotton Poplin 0c liar ar d Front., Sale price 1/0*; usual price l/iij, Chaplain (the Rev. J. Rankin) ayed good ^li0ceUane(ra0. onoe, Temporary HO U8EPARL0UR- part of the town of East Grifastead; sul Able for profes • 35, which was/top score of thi ' ,y, and by ■ ■ 10 to U or 2 to 3 o'ciodk, 23, sional man, public company or organisation; long term BXAC HALF •BIOB, H. ing six; wickets for 50 runs Lieuh lit R. B. 1 granted; separate street entrance.—Apbly. E. Steer and Embroidered C ollar and Cuffs, Paris shade only-. S ale p rice 1/11*.; usual price'3/11*. G. for the losers accomplished the 1 bowling) perforin- ERIAL^andW AR RISKS.—-Edgar Horn It Chartres andHOUSEOHAMi Co., r.I.A, Auctioneers, Railway Apprpaoh, East Grin- l e 8s |t h a n h a l : . itions from Lloyds and Insurance Clifton Hotel,' Btead. P R IC E . Aerophane Blouse Collars, Hemstitched.border. Sale price 6*d.; usual price 1/3*, once. The “ wounded ” totalled 1( !, as against EAat- ipaniesf—31, irnfleld-road, East bourne. . _ a. _ nil- .1 a YYTi •> n *• ■'« .. Oowkeepers and | bourne’s 94, thus winning by eig' runs. JUNIOR CLERK, able to typewrite.- I i^RO ^RD RO A D .-O NEof thesethese fi ivouritovjurito Housasouses | Quantity of Muslin 13oat Collars, Black and W hite Spot Collars, and ordinary shape Lace Collars. DHLIVKR HIGH-.__ » * * ' ik Martin ft Sons, 1, CornfieuLterraoe, | ^ m b e r ^ ; . int £100 —Edgar Three Times Dolly to i A°^NDOWSCLKSfKDl^theoldMt, Tai rood! Eastbourne. | All Sale— — price ^ ^6 *d.; • , usual — — price a i1/0*. %> As M is neoeenry to know 6 A peculiar match was played between Eastbourne most up-to-date window cleaners; taking all x u w i u< “Homeflnder” gratis. 2 . ie dKived we invite I College and St. Andrew’s Masters on the latter’s order too large or none too small.-Old Town Windov K or COOK-GENERAL.—Apply, .ntitv of pddm ents: and House leaning Company,■ ■ ■ “ 70, Green-street,“ East-1 . 2, Corew-road, Kastboi P