Venn,* aril 21 at 2'. William *trail tam Warrlrt Ann itnrn►r. arl4 SS RIX . -.tortt $ at 2. Temperance West. Atria. tun. RAIL. aged S 2 roar MTIRIR PR -War 1 h S.*n. tan. altrrd 1 year May 1. at 10. Viet Jt.hn 71 ft 6. at Ch.apai @treat. • StndLand. aged

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r I E WOOD. OIdOGHS BXjOOJCS 1/- per Basket 1/- Lom nippHad from S CwU. Upward*. WILLIAM TRAIL A SONS. Order* can ba Ml at 12 Croaa Sinai or 65 ChaHatto Sircat. STtP TRAT WHOOP. fTODu’r* WlHBjraworaa which Is csftmia, safa aad sad 1/Sparbom*. Sold by

Notice to Debtors and Creditors ALL Parties having CLAIMS against the Estate of the late WILLIAM TRAIL, Crichie, Stuartfield, Mintiaw, are requested to lodge the s«me, within Fourteen days from this date, with Messrs & Crudes, Advocates, 13, Bridge Street

Glrc'gow, 28th Octoelr, HU4. ?? LECTURES by thee ev. WILLIAM TRAIL. THE 3MATERIAL, UNilVERSE A WI1TNESSI FOR ITS CREATOR, A CouRSE of FOUR LECTURES on the above Subject will be Delivered by the 11ev. WILLIAM TRAIL, A.M,, in NELVINSID)E FREE CR1111R1, Greait Western

MONDAY. and WEDNESDAY THUS DATE Framcbot Tone &. Wanen William TRAIL of the VIGILANTES MS, BABY SANDY OtT|, •«“

?? Pmbdttebt—Trarsi atiosts.— a meeting of the Free rreabjtery Ulaagnv held yeaterday—Mr±McD«ies, Moderator- the Rer. William Trail, of KelTinride, Intimated hie acceptance of cell from the Booth Free Church congregation, EUin; the Rer. Malcolm White

deaths ripon" At the Mental Hospital. Aberr-i i' on February, 1937. Mary Llark, widow William Trail. Bal- Street. Turriff, aged 80 years. frnnf r on . Wednesday, 24th. at 1 p.m., 1 a r iving at New CemespertfuSy to'vited Pm ' A Iri6nds re " dearly beloved

Mr William Trail, formerly employed at the Granite Polishing Works, who went out to Barre, Vermont, some 15 or 16 years ago, has lost his son William, who has just succumbed to hip joint disease after & long illness. The boy, who was born after

Blake, Garsdale-road, Peckham, builder Samuel Auchmuty Dickson, Wellington-square, Chelsea, lieut.- colonel in the militia William Trail, Walbrook-buildings, City, and Argyle-street, King'B-cross, commission merchant James Cotter, Trinccfs Risborough, Bucks