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WATERGATE STREET. CHESTER. BALES BY PRIVATE TREATY. I,ITANTEG, GIRL, abed& Lk . 0 r V , desk. Address R l Obairrer 62 MACHINUff RZQUIRRD duly from : 6 o'sleck.- Apply to Manageredo. Hotel. alsolar. SBIBTANT MANAGERJO43 WA\ 'Pi ii over 30.- -Apply personally. Oaf. Ne, burnhaerset,

a,. JUNIOR ASSISTANT.—AppIe .13, Yareg.o.-. street, Cheater. WANTED, an experienced CHAMEER MAID, good GENERAL; Sib and £26 per year; ref. required.—Apply Otenrnercial Hotel, Cityroad, Chester. 621:4

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fRYWOLII.)—..bi Loving memory 3 . /I , ear trueband. Pte. J. L. Fleyrrood, 1-3 M Regiment, wise died of wounds received 27* June, 1917.—Peues his wife. 31. loving moccory of our dw em, Pt*. IL Roberts, Beb Boyei Berke., lulled action 24th June, 1817. The voice we loved as silent

Affairs of an Wonford Cattle Dealer Formerly of Sidmouth " Want of capital, losses stock, and the general depression trade,'' were the cause of failure alleged John .cattle dealer, Wonford, Exeter, at a meeting of creditors the the Exeter Official Receiver, on Wednesday, The sum

Messrs. Dawkins' Premises Badly Damaged OLD PEOPLE RESCUED "The House L»awkins," the well-known drapery establishment covering ao large an area, ietoria-plaee, Axminster. was the scene a disastrous fire late Saturday nighf. the feature the goods contained in tlie'.'prciuises, it

Woaford Sessions,! Tuesday, an application was made Edward John Priston farmer, for a warrant of elect ment against John Maries. J Mr. -Norman J. Lake, for the applicant, said the defendant was formerly the employ the applicant, and being dismissed he was given months notice emi

Tiverton Man's Bag of Rabbils, Rats and Mice At Tiverton Police Court, yesterday, John Cox. market, gardener. 19. Church-street, Tiverton, was charged with unlawfully taking, killing, or pursuing game October 3rd..—Mr. W. H. Martin (Tiverton), for defendant, said that while admi