You’ll need one of those Lovely Hats, Frocks, etc., now showing EDWARD ROPER’S, 9, RISBYGATE STREET, BURY ST. EDMUND’S. LADIES’ HATS, 2/11 to 12/11 FROCKS, 3/11 to GIRLS' HATS, 1/11* to 5/11* GLOVES from !/■ pan- ART. SILK HOSE from 1/- pair COTTON HOSE from 6j(l. pair A LARGE A

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VERY HIGH PRICES are now nai'l for the following: SCRAP IRON, STEEL, Copper; Brass, Tin. Ganmctal. Lead Pewter, etc. Special prices for full truck loads.—B. & 11. Brahams. Risbrßate Street, Bury St. Edmund’s. Telogiams: Brahams. Bury St. Edmund’s. 'Phone, • 124 iturv St. Edmund'

SPECIAL HIRE.

NERAL.—The remains of Mrs. Emma Barnes, widow of Mr. James Fames, were interred in the churchyard, the Rector fßev. O. Pyhuß) officiating. The dec used, who liad been ill for some weeks and died May sth. was years of age. The mourners wore Messrs. F.. R.. and A. Barnes isons). M

SPoRTB.—Arrangementa have been made hold a village fete and ‘■porta raise fund- to finish paying for the piano purcharjod the Dancing Clas® Committee, for which from £T> required, and cover the deficiency of the church expenses. i:l4. A General Committee has been formed with Mrs

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The Right Honourable Sir Charles John Darling will be the Judge the Suffolk A*- -izes. held the Shirehall. Bury St. Edmund’s. Wednesday. May 26th. will the Commission day; out the busmen wiM Qot commence before Thursday. May 27rh.