.West-End detectives are searching for the perpetrators of a daring theft jewellery worth £l,OOO, the victim being lire. Lawrence, who reside® Warwick Gardens, Kensington. The jewellery wee taken from Mrs. Lawrence’s bedroom, and included rope 300 pearls, diamond rings, brooches

Bookseller. Mi'ldlc Street. Boflton. Miss. Grocer, 29. Htrisb. Collins, W., Newueent, Middle Street. Collins, W. 8,. Booksellers. Princes Street. Fowlßß. W. 8.. 5. Sherborne Fox, L. J., Bookseller, Middle Street. Fa*KK. G. A.. Supply Stores. Wert Fodok, J. N., Hairdresser. Middl

C \fov CAN ALWAYS RELY upon getting the best workmanship in any goods we make- Oui Tailoring is cut and fitted on the premises, and made by our own Workmen, under our personal supervision- Our Cloth is bought in the best markets, and our Prices will bear strict comparison. P. SE

Women’s Club.— At the Church Schoolroom on Monday evening, a meeting of the members of this Club was held for purpose of adopting the rules of Somerset Guonty Association required the National Insurance Act. Mr G. Brice presided and explained the object of the nieeeina. After di

Primroses. to the mild weather primroses are in bloom. Sunday, Nov. 24tb, primroses and nuts were P*c^® the hill known as Hoasely,'’ by Mr F. Williams and Mr F. Locke. A noticeable characteristic of the fiowers Is that they have exceedingly short stems. A Social, organised the F

Borough Session.—At the Borough Police Court on Tuesday, Messrs Barrett Bros., grocers, &X‘., High Street, were summoned under the Shops Act, 1912, for oot allowing their assistants one half-holiday in each week, and a second summons charged them with not exhibiting notice, as r

tfte Safety of Cjfcte btltiff <o A Q-. IrOADBR Aecessfirtes Stocked. Prom <ted Attention. ▼HE CYCLEMC9 Star Vie Station BLANOFORO,

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