DETAIL IS TOO SMALL NOR EFFORT TOO GREAT WHEN MAKING A PAIR OF GRENSON SHOES CONVENTIONAL AND SPORTS STYLES OF MODERN DESIGNS Manufactured by GRENSON LTD., RUSHDEN Obtainable from retailers repute Tel. 28636 Tel 28636 HOSS A simple ond chorming Dutch Cop style. #* Available in ri

ABERDEEN versus BRECHIN and MONTROSE Y.M.C.A.. In BANCHORY TOWN HALL, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 51. at 8 p.m. Adnv.esion 5/- ( ringsidei and S.'S. DANCE in DRILL HALL. 9 p.m.-l a m.. Q. Annnnd s Band. 2J-6 PETERCULTER PARISH COMMITTEE •C'l.ler.'M;:.timber District). CORONATION CELEBRATION

JHE EVENT OF THE SEASON IS ONLY EIGHT DAYS AWAY ! THE HAIRDRESSERS' GUILD annual dance Day-Wear HAIR-STYLING COMPETITION In The PALAIS-DE-DANSE. ABERDEEN On FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, from 8 p.m. to 1 a m DRESS OPTIONAL BUFFET TICKETS. Each, Obtainable from all Hairdressers.

COR Sale, Private Barga n. Des.rable CROFT AUOUHORTHiES. w.th .m--med.ate occupation, situated cn mam Tarves-Oldmc.drum road (two from each), extend ng to 8 acres (Oidnance Survey) Land in high state cultivation Very suitable for hatchorv. pcs. poultry, or market gardening Hiuse

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Buyers are showing very little interest in raw jute. Grade Daisee-2/3 is available at £73, and good marks £Bl. Grade Tossa-2/3 is at £BB. and mill firsts at £Bl. Spinners are well Supplied with orders. Prices are firm, with ordinary hessian qualities, at. 13.89 d per lb. for 8 l

The Colonial Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttelton, flew over Kikuyu tribal reserves yesterday before landing at Nairobi. Mr Lyttelton will spend two days in Nairobi seeing leaders of organisations and consulting Government, police and army officials before he begins a three-day tour o

FINAL ROUNDS IN U.S. ELECTION America's two rivals for the Presidency yesterday continued their storming of the big citadels—the populous States of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, which have the power to sway next week's election. Mr Eisenhower, Republican nominee, spent