conjunction with Messrs Messrs. HAMPTON & SONS will offer the above for SALE AUGTJON, at the DOVER INSTITUTE, BIGGIN STREET. DOVER, on TIIURS- L '- Y - 13th SEPTEMBER. 1928, at 3 p.m. articulars and Conditions of Sale may had on application to Arthur Norman Efq.. Solicitor, n, L

The phrase “eager anticipation” could be put to.no more fitting use than as a description the feeling with which, particularly in the week just preceding the great occasion, the football “fan” awaits the opening game of the season. Folkestone F. C. opened both their Soutiiern Le

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‘Atoka Beef Suet are a delightful combination. The delicious fruit cools the blood. 'iile the suet supplies the nourishment jusi necessary in Summer as Winter. ‘Atoka' biakes the preparaiion of the puddings so *'mple. In 5 minutes the basin, greased, •ned, filled with fruit and

The SURVEYOR was authorised to carry out far the Council, upon the usual terms, some private work for Messrs. Scott Bros. and Mr. A. Butterworth. :ABLE DANGER TO WORKMEN. :0 A CHAIR " MISUNDERSTANDING.' A meeting of the General Purposes Committee was held in the Town Hall on Tue

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PARADES. Beautiful Creations at Folkestone. ROMANCE OF CELANESE FABRICS. The mast glrgeous mannequin parades of Paris models ever seen outside of London or Paris were held at the Grand Hotel, Folkestone, under the auspices of British Celanese, Ltd. The collectimns were the same

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He was bound to look at the results. They were told that when they first appointed a conductor they were in the experimental stage, that mistakes were being made, and so on, in the undertaking of the thing when they started. They had been running now 18 months and were still exp

the same house as her tow her aml fat her Det.-Sergt. IZowe said when the wi!' rant was i.cad at the Police Station WO ter replied. "1 never assaulted her• Later in the day Winter made a state ment, in which he said he had bee drinking heavily all the evening. Winter pleaded not