the colder weather. . • 'tS ' Repairs and re-lining, etc., expert Tailoring Staff. The service provide# ; very real economy at Moderate Prices. LOCAL BRANCH, 53A, HIGH STREET, GRANTHAM. Goods Collected and Delivered.

No Objections Criticisms were forthcoming at that time. He admitted the Head-Master at Was quite capable of taking the top standards, but was not a question of ability, ore of the opportunity to so, and this was not possible: They did not compel the boy to come to Oakham, but had

Sight-Testing, Frame Fitting, Repairing of Spectacles. Since 1911 I have been a Member of the British Optical Association. I hold Diplomas both for Sighting, Frame Fitting, and all Prescription Work. Since 1912 I have been Fellow of the Institute of Ophthaimic Opticians. lam at

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ORDERS are now being Booked for Summer Outings at very Low Terms. Book BLAND’S, Market Place, Grantham. 'Phone 70 Imperial Sweet Shop. St. Peter's Hill, Grantham, "l/TRS. BLAND, Market Place. Grantham. still continues her Business of Ladies’. Gentlemen's, and Children's HIGH-CLA

will run to Skegness TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) and Ever? SUNDAY to the End September, Also on WEDNESDAY NEXT, ACGCST 15VH. Picking up at Colsterworth 8.30 a.m. Stoke P.O 8.35 am. Great Ponton 8.49 a.m. Depart Grantham .. 9. 0 ajn. Fare 5/- Return Book your seats at the Kiosk, Car Park,

Water Scheme Turned Down. A well-attended meeting was held in the Institute on Tuesday to discuss the proposed water scheme for the village. Mr. T. Fairchild was in the chair. The scheme was fully explained and then put to the meeting. The decision was in favour of opposing the

Bowls. —Mr E. Hutchinson is to be congratulated on his success with the " woods.” At an open bowls drive at Wyndham Park on Monday, in aid of the Crippled Children's Outing Fund, he won second prize, and was only three shots behind the winner, Mr A. Imber. There was keen competi

Band Concert. A well-attended concert was given by the Barrowby Brass Band on Sunday evening in the beautiful grounds of the White House, by kind permission of Mrs. T. G. Jackson. Programme:—March, “Utopia”; fantasia, •Enchantment”; cornet solo, "Silver Threads"; part song. “Swee