Wear KNITWEAR in the latest styles. DAINTY UNDERWEAR suitable for every occasion. DOSE that can be relied upon, the newest colourings, 2/6 to 12;6 pair. GEO. H. WILLOWS THE LADIES SHOP 24 Carolgate •• es Retford.

ERIC BRANSBY WILLIAMS, MARIE AULT, PAULINE: JOHNSON, Etc. This is an outstanding British production, and one in which the star scores a great personal triumph. If deals with the life and love of a little slum girl who is suddenb brought into Society, and has a humour delightfull

The aanual report and accounts of the British Legion, for the Year 1927- 2 L published this month at Haig House, 26, Eccleston Square, London, 5.W.., are striking and interesting reading. Progress, says the report, has been made in the direction of overseas settlement and traini

RETFOIta. Saturday. Newlycaked second cuff cows made to Ms.. third calf cons to £ 3 l: Young st.ers and heifer s realised to ill 2s. (Id.

NEWARK SHOW. PRINCE OF WALES PRIZE CATTLE. The high quality of pievious yea's was well maintained at the fifty-third annual show of the Newark Agricultural Society which was held on Tuesday and Wednesday. and there were more entries than last year. There were 846 entries in all.

Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, the Labour candidate, addressed open-air meetings in Worksop. , He had been wondering, he said, what the Conservatives were going to talk about befote the election. They could not say a great deal about how they had developed the great social services irt

An invitation to girls to take up lucrative summer appointments at ' English coastal resorts was given by a representative of the Ministry of I Labour at a meeting of Lincoln Girl ' Guides at the club room, 6. Mint-street, on Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. Wharlurst. J.P., who took

A scene in a hayfield on a Lincolnshire farm formed the basis of an action in Lincokt County Court before His Honour judge E. H. Chapman, the hearing of which %Tits resumed on Monday. Charles Bristow. a waggoner, of Heighington (represented by Mr. 1. E. .M. Coleman, of Messrs: L