my cousin Edith. She is the only woman I know who has a man's self-reliance combined with womanly looks and charm. start the day brimful of energy. Dotter told Edith that Horlicks could help her to get this Ist Group Sleep. From that day, Edith made herself

day brimful af cnrnrv. Donor told Edith that Horlii ks could iidp her to get tliis tst Group Sleep. Iu . ... From that dav, Edith made herself HAVE a great admiration and >ig cupful .his delicious lor my cousin Edith. beverage every night. It was soon

my cousin Edith. She is the only woman I know who has a man’s self-reliance combined with womanly looks and charm. start the day brimful of energy. Doctor told Edith that Horlicks could help her to get this ist Group Sleep. From that day, Edith made herself

S’ L.H cneroy. Doctor told Edith that Horlick. M. could help her to get this Ist Group Sleep. From that dav, Edith made herself and T HAVE reat admiration cous,n Ed,,h - , . . just what Edith needed. She is the only woman I knot ( drawT , i oo k left

M., Elsie Haislcy. 87 (Adv. Intermediate) (Miss C. Davison, A.E.C.M., A.T.C.L., Carrickfergus). BRONZE MEDALS. Dungannon). Edith Rea (Miss D. G. Clarke. Antrim). Mabel M. Darragh (Miss Margaret Whyte, A.L.C.M. Upperlands). Martha MlCittrick (Mr. Robert

lest FISHER—Any:at 11 1441 At her rexl• dente. 44 Edith Street. EtIZARETHI Trams. depric-loved mother of /ant It'Laareon; aixo her son.in.law John M'Larnon ton Oft.:e service,. and Grandchildren. 40 Edith Street .111tras a mother true and kind. Few on earth

3. 1941. at his residence 10 Bagot Street. Belfast. DAVID. the deariy• icved father of EDITH Muckts. Deeply recretted by his sorrowing Daughter and Sonin•law. Edith and Alezander aluckle. also via little Grandson Roy. 133 Hyndford Street Jesus in Thy gracious

for about Ca, the property of Edith Retailer. She was also charged with being guilty of conduct calculated to lead to *breach of the peace between the Dffh Aspic aid the 14th Oct., 1911. Mr. Godfrey, tole. for defendant. Edith Reciter called mid that she

SUCCESSES Awards Musical Festival on Wednesday were:— Soprano—lst. Kdna Wallace. Belfast; 2nd. Doreen Johnston, Lisburn; 3rd. Edith SCaKOwan. Belfast. Pianoforte Duet—lst Willie Horst and Louden R>an. Porto down; 2nd, Lily Rover and Pejrgy Halt. Lisburn.

Ontario —to another woman. fh; ..- 'Wife' -- WhO appealed to Franco was blonde American show girl Edith Rogers—the world knew her in 1937 as Mrs. Edith Rogers Dahl. The girl he married in Ontario was Miss Eleanor Roblin Bone. Dahl is at present an officer