Mr. Elvin read a letter from the Warwickshire County Vagrancy Committee relative to the treatment of vagrants by the general public. The letter stated that the committee, after due consideration, were of opinion that the cost of printing and displaying posters all over the Aunty

In trustworthy and Sty 1i s materials, skilfully tailored in a manner that pleases From „particular people. for Service. 65'- i

Bearing Cranks and Half Compression Cams. Also One Dozen 2-STROKE MAGNETOS (New), and several New Single and Twin Magnetos. SECOND-HAND CARS FOR SALE. 1915 LANCHESTER, 38 h.p., Six Cylinder, Touring Body, Recently been Repainted and Overhauled, Dynamo Lighting, Splendid Conditio

The accounts of the Dunlop Rubber Co. for the year ended August 31st, 1919, show a net profit of £1,368,432, while .£122,759 was brought forward. The following payments have been made t (tiarterly dividends on the "A," " B," and " C" wrfcrence shares to August 31st, 1919, amount

Packington. MARCH 4th.—For Exors. Mrs. M. L. Waller, Stone House, Altosley. MARCH sth—Ordnance Hostels, Barras Heath, Swan Lane, Coventry. MAUCH Bth—For Mr. G. R. Cooper, Cornet's End. MARCH Ilth.—For Mr. J. H. Dale, Alspath Hall. MARCH 12th.—Mr. L. Bleakman, Pear Tree Farm, Yar

Gauged. • 15 ~ - 64, - 17 „ -66 9 I•- y Fitted with , Dust Proof 1/ 1' \ Free on Rail. I ' \ \ `.. Lids. .- GALVANISED WIRE SHEEP NETTING, 36 inches High; 4 inch Mesh; 14 Gauge. Note the number of our Gauge (14). ' Woven of specially selected wire of great tensile strain. Galvan

The annual entertainment to those attending the Kenilworth Infant Welfare Centre was held at the Parochial Hall on Friday evening in last week, when there was a large attendance of mothers with their infants. Mrs. Quick (the president) and Miss Seymour (the secretary) were both

George Edward Mold, wholesale beer dealer, 180, Windmill Road, Foleshill, was summoned for selling intoxicating liquor by retail on seven different occasions, he not being the holder of a justices licence authorising him to do so. Mr. G. W. Moore (Messrs. Band, Hatton, and Co.)

Dori. Baker, motor-V , ster, Burton Green, was lined 14s. including costs for, riding a bieyele without a front white light, at Stoneleigh, at 10.30 p.m. on May 18th.