ARCRITECIUBAL AND MONUMENTAL aCULnOKC A EVER IN WOOD OK STONE. UEADsioan, Toues, C'bomib, in Mabblb, UnteriaU a^fikMeUigy.. Orato of any carved. Workshop: OOLDGBOFT, YEOVIL. Note change of address; From Markst Street to The Fire, Ilebcrter Hoad, Yeovil. WHY SOME SUCCEED. Premedi

Thi best Efifi PRODUCER. made fbom sound grain. THOROUGHLY COOKED. It is the Most Bulky Poultry Food on the Market, and can be obtained in 7, 14, 28, 58, or 1121 b. bags E“H. HARVEY. AGRICULTURAL MERCHANT, BXCtH BTRXKT, YBOVIL(Under the Clock.)

PORTON, WILTS, Close to Porton Station, 5 miles from Salisbury. WOOLLEY ft WALLIS have received instructions from S. B. Robeeuts, whose land is taken over by the War Office, to SELL by AUCTION on the Premises, on Thursday, January lltb, 1017, the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD FARUI

WOOLLEY & WALLIS will hold their usual SALK of FAT STUCK, in the above Market on Tuksdat, January 16tb, 1917, at ILBO o'clock. Entries 20 FAT EWES. Fat TEGS. 100 Fat and Snckler CALVES. ISO Bacon, Porker, and Store PIGS. Further Early Entries of Fat and Store Stock are respectfu

Motor Driver Summoned. Case Dismissed. Sidney Best, motortfriver, ot South Fetherton, was summoned for driving motor-car a speed dangerous the public on December 12th.—Mr C. F. Saunders, ot Crewkerne, appeared for defendant and pleaded not guilty.—P.c. Nieboils deposed that on D

pure and so beneficial to the skin, that it is a wise Mother who insists on PEARS for the youngsters always. It is exceptionally economical because it wears so thin and can be used when other soaps would need replacing. Encourage the children in their toilet and

Pears'Soap A beautiful coloured reproduction “BUBBLES Sir John E. Mill.!*, P.R.A., size 28 in. Win., free fro.* advertising, sent on receipt of l/> in •lump* P.O.—A. &F. PEARS, Ltd.. New Oxford Street, London, W.CL BOXING COMPETITIONS IN BURMAH. One of the boys with the Somersets

Specialists In COSTUMES, GOWNS, BLOUSES & MILLINERY.

Peace talk is In the air, therefore the best. New Year's wish I can send your readers ia one for early and lasting Peace, which we can all help promote by doing our bit,’* by carrying out loyally the various regulations laid down by those in authority, and when peace comes to do

Drak Sib.—l am pleased to bear that the Western Chronicle has been acquired (in conjunction with other local geouemeu) by one of the members family to whose energy and ability the town of Yeovil so largely Indebted for Its present condition of prosperity and Importance. The pres