it exclusively. Every new Morris is filled with SHELL OIL now as for the past seven years. VOGUE CUTTING-OUT SERV' When Fabric and Pattern purchased Henderson Mackay's Ladies arc invited avail themselves of our exp. e service to cut out the desifi free of charge. VOGUE PATTERNS,

New York, Thursday. An irregular tendency featured the opening the stock market, with trends divergent and contusing, reflecting the usual pre-hohday readjusts ment speculative accounts The market early presented reactionary appearance, when pressure was renewed against "rails a

AUCIITERDER.RAN PARISH COUNCIL DECISION. " A special meeting of Auchterderran Parish Council was held in Lochgelly last night for tho purpose of considering the payment of able-bodied relief to workmen of the Jenny Gray Colliery who were idle for the first days this week, and wh

80N & CO., Solicitors, 15 Albert Bquare, Dundee, on FRIDAY, 25th April 1930, 12 o'clock Noon, unless previously Sold Privatelv, The above SELF-CONTAINED DWELLINGHOUSE, containing 2 Public Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Boxroom, Bathroom, Kitchen. &c.; Large Garden with fine exposure, and Si

The closing meeting of Largo and I/inks Men's Social Club Literary Society took form of general discussion on books, which was introduced by Mr John Adamson. who presided in the absence of the president. Others who spoke were Rev. D. Maemichae!, Messrs C. Raeburn, J. Kay, D. A.

CLERK GIVES EVIDENCE ON FRAUD CHARGE JEWELLERY PURCHASED AND PAWNED Michael Corrigan (45), of Mount Street, London, again appeared at Marlborough Street Police Court, London, yesterday on charges of obtaining £33,900 by false pretences. A witness said that Corrigan had described

finish the season) —each morning at eleven o'clock. Saturday, 12th April—Point-to-point races.

March. Newport children's home, COMERTON. The THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will held in the CITY CHAMBERS, CRICIITON STREET, DUNDEE, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), at 2.30 p.m. J. C. Low. Esq., will preside, and Miss Air, Rev. R. Morris, Messrs W. G. Anderson, and J. M. Grant will

Of the 39 candidates at the examination in sanitary science conducted by the Royal Sanitary Association of Scotland in Glasgow, have passed. These include:—George V. Hadden, Montrose: Duncan M. Paton, Dunblano; Gilbert M. Robb, Carnoustie. the examination in the inspection of me

Lady Alexandra Haig, daughter of the late Field Marshal Earl Haig. She will be a bridesmaid at the Avedding on Tuesday of Miss Margaret Loeffler and Mr John Gretton, son of Col. John Grettou, P.C., M.P., and Mrs Gretton, Stapleford Park, Melton Mowbray.