m .

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| was h e ld afl T h e R ev . w ere a lso

| to th e vice-. Rolclcro,

L ong, thor , L ieut.-C ol.

an , C oun- B radford .

I C. T hom as, .,S. H aynes,

|, S. E .' B uck- | (clerk).

'! Miss L ong; sentativo of Mackay".

f *of the cofn-

I th is m eeting T je n ts should Jiving H om es S(Mra. P rice), o rd e r of th o

f " tho M atro n th o oxyrixa-'

j 31st M arch i re-appointed ' to a su p er- ' lie laid dow n

Jion A ct, 1896.I som e leng th . I s t a n t mirtron) |o f th e ltcceiv -

tio B oard bo| i a s m aster of

Seconded[lent by M iss am ended no t

| of th e W ork- hded by Mrs;;

!»-»was ;c a rr ied |; BO: am endm ent inl a n d c a rried dived th a t tho

Jo adoption o f ire); th a t th e y I [t lio n . E v ery

tfein' the latei i iikrd and th o

Idle official. I t [amended th a t

m anage tho erj should feel

i M a tte r was was m ore

position to w ould m ean a

ers, which was he prim e of life | supesa nnuation

N a j doub t I tho N avy if ho l e r cavil employ,-

I ta lly disagreed |r e g a r d to th e

yed a t was an l one n o t w orthy Itlio officers w ere I w ould vvelcomo Bowed in r o g * d I|ouncillor B rad-

l-appointed.

p..... i t was rlgfffe ug [tested I by th e t : ijR to! give M r.

ipunted to . 16 oubl© fo r th e ir

Ihey re-appoin ted n as well as th e ir

I recom m endations

; Dr; Adam s, th a t | t Mrs. P rice oon-

gipsies who h a d omes. -!■?.. I'

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AT OLD.R i I r ■

M E N .

■the com m ittee o f monist S late Olub. Wednesday evening.

■ by M r. H . W . xiurne Q uartette), ,tby, character, and i of th e E astbourne

h ' J . S to tt, H . W . nusical talen ts a re r. L . Scott-K em p, dus portion of th e He was repeated ly

Ibu tions were m uch M r. W . Bish!

oghout th e evening, iken on behalf

I for comforts for tho L Hanks), in annonno-j

J|- been received, s a id ■sum! would be sent,; ptbourne men in th o

N’AKD, a hearty v o t hta for their servid I free use of th e i

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T e l e p h o n e : 3 5 0 E a s t b o u r n e .

BEDFORD & SON,W a t c h m a k e r s ,

JEWELLERS £ SILVERSMITHSB E S T V A L U E .

Q U A L IT Y G U A R .

R ep a irs by E x p e r t H en .

1 0 0 , T e r m i n u s - r d . , E a s tb o u r n e

A n d a t E X E T E R

EASTBOURNESCHOOL OF COMME

.Egg- 6 3 f, T e r m in u s -r o a dOver the Capital and Oonntiee Bank, opposite Boltoi

It f 'v t 4 -, F . R 8 A . , f .o .t .

id Silver Models).

H i l l s i d e , s t . A n n e ’sEASTBOURNE-P re p a ra to ry School f o r Boys,

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fit under 18 to b e prepared R N .C ,, Osborne.

Special arrangements for Day Pupils and Tutors/ Stacresof.FlayingfieldInGlJ

Registered a t the G.P O, as a Newspaper,

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EASTBOURNE, SAT

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)AY> FEBRUARY 9,-1918

,Y H . COOPER, Court Dressmaker. f LSmart COAT DRESSES, SUITS & RESTAURANT GOWNS for Spring Wear.

T e le . 7 6 3 . 6 , L I S M O R B H O A D , E A S T B O U R N E .

DICK ER a n d CO. (Proprietors,1 E . ft P . SLOCOMBE),1 ;: .

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H I& H -C L A SS P R O V ISIO N M E ILCHANTS A N D GROCERS,

O p p o s i t e T o w n H a LI, E a s t b o u r n e .1 . • ’ -jW IN E8, SPIRITS a n d ]MINERAL WATERS. . i

T eleph one Ni >. es. _ i _ L .•road).

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ROAD,

0. 218, National, 830x,

Station. Trams stop at Corner,

W E C LO SE a t O NE o'clock on S A T U R D A Y ,

m . k e l l y :EV ER Y DESCRIPTION OF

NEEDLEW ORK, DRESSMAKING, M ILLINERY, RENOVATIONS, R EPA IR S, AT LADIES'

HOUSES. Term s Moderate.38, D E SM O N D ROA'D, R O Y A L P A R A D E ,

E ast.

Patronised by Royalty,Established rU lR T T . < O .V iVr M A 4 E ■ r in the reign I L L fh X w i l . 17 ,

a n d Schools o f P h y s ic a l E d d ca tio h YORK ROAD, Eastbourne (n6ar Town Hall), Tsl 017,

and D ERW EN T ROAD, MEADS Also a t BEXHILL.

Every branch of Physical Education solenliflcaily taug-i 3 by fully qualified and experienced. In.-tmcSoc l>t*r y

Teachers, under the direction of Mr.There la a Medical Gymnasium attached fGr Sxerolaea and Swedish Massage, under the direvoi-: a a1

Mias F , G. CharleaworthrM .G.T.1.,

E N<H O T C H K IS S

TOW N COUNCIL.

J S A B T B O U B N K O H t t O N I O L E , S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 9 , 1 9 1 8 .

T H E N E W F O O D O R D E Jt

i ’SCHOOL FREEHOLD:

P R O P O S E D P U R C H A S E O P P O S E D

A COMMUNAL KITCHEN.

ALLOTMENTS DIFFICU LT*.1

T h e m onthly m eeting of th e Oounoil was held a t thja Town H all on M onday, when there were p re se n t:—The Mayor (A lderm an O. O’B rien H arding) In th e chair.

The D eputy M ayor (Councillor C. WJ Bolton).A lderm an W . Sharp A lderm an " ~ A lderm an

C. F. Simmons 1. C. W rig h t

A lderm an E. Duke _ A lderm an J . E aste r

A lderm an H . W K eay A lderm an M. M artin Councillor R . Alee Councillor A. A vard Councillor T. Beal Councillor B. B radford Councillor C. BreachCouncillor O. H . Cave Councillor! J . P rio r Councillor A. A .Chapm an Councillor J . PulsfordCouncillor J . Duke Councillor J . Rawles

: D. K night Councillor A. J . M arsh Dunclllor H. M organ ouncillor N iederm ayer louucillor.J. W . p e a r

Councillor J . P rio r

Councillor J . Eden Councillor J . Hoadley Councillor F. Hollins Councillor F . J . H u g g e tt

, _ ___ r j ________Councillor S. Russell Councillor O. B. Soddy Councillor R. T. T horn t j Councillor A. Li Wood

. f . v / . j j i v i u h y u o . A 'j iy c u i iw a __ _l r______ _̂_______ _ Brydges), th e Chief Constable (M ajor E . J . J . Teale), the M otor ’Bus M anager (Mr. P . Ellison) and th e Actio Borough A ccountant (Mr. H. Burrell). L ieut. J .Thackeray (Deputy Borough Surveyor) was also present,

The absentees were A lderm an T. B. R o w e ; Councillors F . O. Durell a n d F. A . C arter. ji.

R A T IO N S F O R A L L .M ayor E xplains th e T own’s S cheme.

T he M ayor said he though t i t would be well th a t the to ivn should be m ade acquain ted w ith th e s ta te of the food supplies. T hey were now practically in th e h an d of th e Food Control Com m ittee, and, in the thrpi weeks th a t intervened before rations came in to foi th a t Com m ittee would do a ll in th e ir power to m ake dn equal d istribu tion of foodstuffs. lu order to do theft, m eat had been divided in to tw o classes. According reports from reliable sources, they could no t ,expeot| receive more th an one-third of a lb. per head per wi of beef or m utton. T hey could, however, m ake up rem ainder of 1-lb. pe r head per week by o b tar tinned m eats, [bacon, ham, tongue, poultry , gamef or m ea t pies. T here seemed to be an idea th a t th e allowance was to ba , one-third of a lb. per head per weak of a ll ineat, b u t ! th a t ryas n o t so. T hey would, he was

-sure, wish th a t, as fa r as possible, th e hospitals sbould bo supplied and also th a t th e youngsters should be don- sidered. H e would rem ind people who ha< th a t they d id ho t need so much m eat as th e young folk. I t had been m ost definitely pointed; ou t to thos< who

I;

h ad charge of th e d istribution th a t J th e poor m a i was have '' " 1, dp e .

going to be a hard tim e, but they

alw ays to have th e preference., everything they eoulitow n would i

H e hoped th a l th e ‘ 1 to help. 11 was

guiug w a, ucu.u uiuib, yu . «uuj u*ust haVe p a t ence, fo r th e Food Control Com mittee had a very diffleu t ;job. They, under their Chairm an, Councillor R . T. Tho -qton, w ere doing th e ir level best. H e wished i t po be known th a t th e Com mittee would exercise th e ir powers to the fu llest ex ten t in any known case of hoarding. They would also gee th a t no profiteering took place, and if th e distribution was no t done properly by th e tradespeople they Iwould pay a tten tion to th a t. U p |to thep resen t the butchers had done everything they possibly could to help. j

Councillor Breach asked if all children had a preference over civilians, or was i t only those in b o n d in gschools? '

T he M ayor said i t was more difficult to deal w ith families of children th in w ith schools of 80 or 90 oh ldren,

T he T own Clerk (Mr. H . W . Fovarguq) point ed out th a t th e order of priority was j hospitals, i; lyalids

“ ’he children, > obtaijh their

SU'

children and the general population, whoever they belonged to, were en titled

replies before ordinary civilians, j In reply to a question from A lderm an1 M argin, the

M ayor said th a t a doctor could give a certificate i!which would enable an invalid to get bee for beef-tea.

of some ra th e r bad oases where .coal was unobtainable. One than, w ith a daugh ter lying ill, had tq fetch coal from th e wharf. ' H is own coal m erchant oould no t supply him , bu t d id no t fail to supply people in another p a r t of th e town. H e (the speaker) saw th a t w ith his own eyes.. " ' ' >

inncillor A yard said th a t people who g iadechargea should be careful th a t they were correct. Some tim e ago he gave an order for a ton of coal, and th e previous week th e carter brought half a ton. bu t dropped enough bags outside h is ga te to hold a ton. H e was charged w ith obtaining a ton of coal when others oould no t get any, and he had really only had half a ton.

L A B O U R O N T H E FO O D C O N TR O L : i C O M M IT T E E .

T h 6 'F o o d C ontrol Com m ittee w rote suggesting the co-opting of th ree more m em bers of th e Trades! and Labour Council, and th e Town Clerk rem arked th a t, though th e Com m ittee was originally to consist of 12 mem bers, th ere was no objection to the increase of th a t num ber. T h e nam es suggested were M essrs. H . O. Kille, H . H iggs and F red Silverlook.

A lderm an Duke said though he supported those names, he thought th a t th ere ought to be an increased representation of trad e as well, , .

; The, T own Clerk pointed ou t th a t th e Council had lecided to have trades represented only on th e A dvisory

Com mittees.A lderm an E . D uke : T here are o th er tradesm en

besides butchers and grocers/ 1 ’*I t was decided to add th e names to th e Com mittee.

Q U E S T IO N T IM E .A lderm an D uke asked th e Chairm an of th e H ighw ays

C om m ittee if i t were possible to give th e tow n a good washing ? H e did no t th in k Eastbourne had ever been in such a filthy condition.

T he M ayor : T he glass is falling fast.A lderm an K eay said they were suffering very much

from th e frost, and they were very short of labour. T he very best th in g th a t eonld happen was a good shower of rain.

B U IL D IN G S CO M M ITTEE.T h e chief featu re of th is com m ittee’s rep o rt, the

adoption of which was m oved by Councillor CHAPMAN, seconded by Councillor Avard , was a list of plana of buildings th a t w ere recom m ended for approval. . —A, j

T h e rep o rt was adopted.E D U C A T IO N C O M M IT TE E .

" G irls’ Secondary School.—L and for School G ardens.

Councillor H o l l in s m oved, an d Councillor W r ig h t seconded, th e adoption of th e above com m ittee ’s rep o rt so fa r ae th e sam e req u ired th e approval of th e Council. !

A lderm an S im m o n s strongly objected to th e recom m endation to pay £2,870 for th e freehold of th e M unicipal G irls’ Secondary School. H e described th e figure as astounding and as o u t of all proportion to th e value of th e freehold, seeing th a t th e Council had fifty years of th e lease y e t to ru n an d th e ground re n t was only £15 a year. H e m oved th a t th e p a rag rap h be deleted. T he dem and of . th e ground landlord recalled th e ex trav ag an t cost of freeing th e leasehold land a t G ildredge P ark .

Councillor B ea l seconded.Councillor P e a r so n said th e price was an unheard

of one to p u t before a lo t qf sensible people (laughter), Councillor B ra dfo rd said i t would be u t te r folly

to purchase th e freehold on such term s.Councillor A vard , while agreeing th a t th e price

was enorm ous, had hopes th a t fu rth e r negotiations would resu lt in a reduction. H e strongly favoured th e acquisition of freeholds w herever possible.

Councillor H o l l in s said there had been an e rro r in procedure! T h e proposal should go before the F inance Com m ittee and then , if n o t approved, sent back to th e E ducation Com m ittee. A s to th e tru e value of th e p roperty i t was difficult to m ake a definite pronouncem ent. A ll th e considerations were duly debated by th e Com m ittee, who would like, of course, to lower th e price, b u t w ere powerless to do this. 'i- <

A lderm an S im m o n s , accepted a suggestion from tho D eputy M ayor th a t th e m atte r should be referred to the F inance Com m ittee, leaving the. Council free to discuss i t a t a la te r date. On. th is understand ing th e am en d m en t w as w ithdraw n. 1

T h e C om m ittee recom m ended acceptance of an offer by M r. H ow ard M artin , on behalf of th e G ilbert

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E L P H ii ; - t h i s

AND INCREASEBROAD BEANS.

E L P H IO K ’S c l i f f e p r i z e L O N G PO D ... ... .J. ...

E L P H IO K ’S G R E E N G IA N T E L P H IC K ’S G iant W IN D S O R M ammoth G R E E N L O N G PO D

IPEAS.E L P H IO K ’S T O R PE D O , 3-ft. E L P H IC K ’S S O U T H D O W N

P R IZ E, 12 to 15 inches ...........E N G L IS H W O N D E R , 1-ft. ...G R A D U S , 3-ft. ... i..................L IT T L E M A R V E L , 15 in ch e s .T H E P IL O T , 3-ft. ...................T H O M A S LA X T O N J 3-ft. ...J ^ IL L IA M T H E F IR S T , 3-ft.

BRtTSBEL ’-foPROUTS.

Per Pint.

I 1/2 : , 1/2

1/21/- I : %

2/- .

2/-1/41/41/6 . 1/6 1/4 1/4

Per f'unoe.10d.

. 6d.

. _7d.. 8d.

■ E L P H IO K ’S S E L E C T E D *A IG B U R T H :........... ... ...T H E W R O X T O N ...T H E B U L L E T ... ... ...

CABBAGEE L P H IO K ’S E X P R E S S ........... 1/-E L L A M ’S E A R L Y D W A R F . 7d.E N F IE L D M A R K E T ........... 6d.M Y A T T ’S O F F E N H A M ........... 6d.N O N P A R E IL IM P R O V E D ... 6d.R E D D U T C H ... ... ........... 8d.

CARROT.E A R L Y S C A R L E T H O R N ... 8d. G U E R A N D E or E A R L Y G E M 8d. JA M E S IN T E R M E D IA T E ... 8d.

CAULIFLOWER.E A R L Y L O N D O N ................... 1/4V it lT C H ’S A U T U M N G IA N T 1/4

LETTUCE.

CELERY.E L P H IC K ’S P erfect W H I T E ^ i d f C L A Y W O R T H P R IZ E T3T' 7,r M A JO R O L a Rs a n d r i n g h aW R IG H T ’S G IA N T ty H IT E )

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P L A IN on COM M ON

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S P O U T — A N 1 > O T H E R T H I N G S

S P E C T A T O R .

Sum m erdow n Cam p had for th e ir visitors on Satur day th e Royal N aval A ir Service, (Eastbourne) team" and h ad no very g rea t difficulty in winning by the handsom e m arg in of seven goals to one. In spite of th e disparity in th e scores, however, i t was a good hard gam e, and though tho Camp wero always tho be tte r side there was hardly the difference between indicate?18 * he numb

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l.T->rs on S a tu r- ourne) team , n ing by. th e

In sp ite of was a Rood

3 alw ays th e ,-nce bqtwoen ould seem to

a th e loss of h . experim ental . tu rd ay gave a

' B th rice o second, th e looting pow er ards. T h eir generally had all th a t, weak

and i t waa ;i considerable Id th e ir own

n th an th e ir

lay th e C am p en t and w ere

it g round by a. ' e losers m ay

,i ivycomers w ere Siiif centre-half,

he game, b u t th e fact th a t

nd deservodly

if m en—played " form both in tly im proved

i earlier in th e >y th e way th e y

ake i t h o t fo r ly a re p robably Very m an J a c k t. N icholson in

being perhaps ’e play.

nerdown C am p l be well w o rth lians a t Seaford , Id Boys by , tw o i d stru g g le , and s tbourno fo r th e

bound to b e a p.m .

wo have" h o a rd lilsbam by th re e

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SERVICE l E r m l BROOCHES.A ccurate ini every d e ta il. I n E n am el, G old, S ilver, & c. O ffe red a t d ra s t ic - re d u c tio n s .

= SILVER= P la in a n d lu m in o u s1 d ia ls , h ig h— g ra d e , fu lly je w e l le d m o v e -— ment, perfect timekeeper. Five= 5 years’ warranty. Sterling silver= . , cases. Usual price 65/-. g q /— S ale P r ic e '

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TH E SC O T T ISH INSA r e prepared to issue Policies as .under

A nnual Prem ium of £10 the

The great bargains at to-day’s Stocktaking Sale at London’s L argest Jewellers present unusual opportunities for

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making a sound money- saving investment- A visit of mspection amply repay you. TO-DAY. Typical value!

W

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HUNDREDS OF } DESIGNS IN

STOCK.

P re t ty d e s ig n , c ro ss-o v er, 2 D iam o n d s , 1 S a p p h ire . r 8-c t. g o ld £ 4 Sale PriceF a n c y d esig n , fine D ia m o n d s a n d G em s. 18-ct. g ! G old..

*■ • S a le P rice . E x q u is ite c lu s te r , d ia m o n d s a n d S a p p h ire s . xs e- 18-ct. G o ld X O S a le P rice .

tilers,

LADY’S GOLD WRIST WATCH.

Fine fully jewelled and warranted movement, splendid timekeeper, strap any shade. Usual _ _price £6 6s. Sale Price SCO 1U S(

London*s Largest Jew■

, ivi.uu.us Road,(Opposite the Station), EASTBOURNE.

SILVERGLOVE MIRROR.

Beautifully engraved sterling Silver back. Usual price

s i lo Price 1 0 / 6 - ,1 " -I 1 j j| , j

And at 75, N O RTH ST R E E T (Next to Soper’s),LONDON BRANCHES : PROVINCIAL

Piccadilly CIrena. 54, Strand, W.C. BOURNEMOUTH 1" — St., Hammenmith. MANCHESTER: » ,

etc. CHELTENHAM: rai. High38-30, Liverpool St. 3, King S

376-7, Pentonville Road, etc..

HTON.■HES,

itchorch Rd.

miniums

GALLEARLY!

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LADY’S GOLD BRACELET WATCH.H ig h g ra d e , fu lly je w e lle d m ove^" m en t, in h a n d so m e h a ll-m ark e d G o ld e x p a n d in g b ra c e le t , e j- U su a l D nce f t . S o le P r i , . * . 0

EDUCATION AND THE CHILD.F R A N C E C O R PO R A T IO N

T H O U T M E D IO A D E X A M I N A T I O N . F o r a n f o l lo w in g o p t io n s c a n b e s e c u r e d i~*

th e Old Tow n and inflicted a

H osp itil m en., sided, ffie D .M .’e yn half practically 1 m ust be said th a t >no tsf them being

ying to re tire . I t otirig practice fo r jse of th e ir qppor- s t th e ir opponents ole ending in a w in

2nd X I. an d th o P a rk last Satur-

he echool ran o u t Bo D entals’ scorers I Shelton, (1). L ast

ntals w ere opposing and should have

perform ing a t 'prth a visit. T h ey nd they don’t be lie form ance—w ith an ! these very d e v e r a th and g e t th e ir are all hustlers o f

hustler of th e lo t is ems to carry th e

(lat with his accom- umental solos, th is

jjpite from s ta r t to 3 the point—there al m erit in every'

os on M onday gave th e tit-b ite o f

nanoe.

d ram atically talc! OW; show ing on th e jlmj and w h ilst ite J even sensational.

offend th e i are th e m ost her. in E astbourw

beau tifu l you.

a re n o t sufficient 51 believe Some

.lum ber seem ingly act one would, h av e been enough’w o rk appears tp| b e tlye

hoping to en list th e lore specials. T h ese

Town Council m eet- ,ple w ho a re g e ttin g jqu ire m uch m e a t ” laps of people a b o u t ;at a t all and h a v e they a re all dead!*, | ig to th e lull in , th e papers fu rn ish v e ry u st now. ayein th e new s, quee j ,m um -queuee.

om “ A n Ind gestion th a t a.; s t orris—o r to a n y l closure w ith ite *

th e R ailw ay r e is to b e p r „

. a n d in stead of to, th e lam p

1aoHiBiTED H e b e .

.. . ■!.■ I / •Ow to g e t off a yho aligh ted from

in very ondign 1 ; up , b u t jmsteac

Jp ed off th e step 1 fq th er bn th e road.I was spraw ling on 1 in th e air-—a spectacle

ijrds. Fortunate ly i n who witnessed J tells m e he was lan fo r th e life of him

she had needed it.

FORMED A

/lidence published week, would Je a d to only one iroof is unshakable., j tru th of honest n e igb - divon here?| Neville-road, p e a : S t. )

Option 1. • v r_£50 per annum a t th e age o f 1 6 ,1 7 ,1 8 and 19,

•I 0BOption t.£263 a t th e age of 21,

OE . j."C o n t in u e P re m iu m

a n d . s e c u reOption S.

£1188—W hole L ife In su rance, w ith Profits comm encing a t age 2L

C o n tin u e P re m il a n d s e c u re

Option Ip£695—E ndow m ent I i ance, w ith Profits 1 a t D eath or age 4E

Option 6.£800—Endowmeri ance, .with Profitsjpayable a t D eath or age £

Option 6.£905—E ndow m ent Ii is France, w ith Profits payable a t D eath or age 55. L arger or Sm aller

A m ounts a t pro Wita.

F u llA L F R E D

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C e ase P re m iu m s a t t h e a g e o f 2 1 a n d t a k eOption 7.

£672 — P a id - up Policy, payable a t D eath .

Option 8.£36?— P a id -u p Policy, payable a t D eath or age 45.

Option 9.£424 — P a id - u p Policy, payable a t D eath or age

C ease P re m iu m s a t t h e a g e o f 2 1 a n d t a k eOption [10.

£484 — P aid - up Policy, payable a t D eath or age55,,, ) ob |H A L F C A S H a t age of 21, H alf Policy continued a t H alf Prem ium ,

• i • ORH alf of Options Nos. 1 & 2

i .t . .H alf Prem ium pa id from th e age of 16 to 2L

Prospectus from— ’Phone 859.K E T T , D is t r ic t M a n a g e r S o u th e r n C o u n tie s , 87, U p p e r to n G a rd e n s , E a s tb o u rn e .

ADVERTISEMENTS at SPECIAL NOTES FROM MY BATH CHAIR.PREPAID RATES. B y G EO. E . M E E K .

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W A N T S OF ALLS E R V A N T S W A N T E I),S IT U A T IO N S R E Q U IR E D ,

, , A R T IC L E S W A N T E D ob F O R S A L E , P R O P E R T Y W A N T E D ob F O R S A L E , H O U S E S or A P A R T M E N T S T O L E T ,

A re A dvertised in the W hole of th e followii ig

Widely Circulated Sussex NewspajE a s tb o u r n e C h ro n ic le ,E a s t S u s s e x Nehos,E a s t G rirustead O bserver,S u s s e x a r id S u r r e y C o u rie r ,

j A t One Charge, viz.: IO n e I n s e r t i o n ... O n e .S h i l l i n g , f o r 12 W o r d s

A nd Id . for each additional word- j T h ree I nsertions for Double th is Charge.

Special Q uotations fo r Longer Periods on application a t j e ither of our OfflcesJ -tj

Therebyteecurihg, a t a sm all cost, an am ount of {pul ilicity th roughou t th e largefand im portan t d istric t of Blast

^Sussex, am ong th e m ost influential inhab itan t a,U N E Q U A L L E D IN V A L U E B Y A N Y O T H E R

A D V E R T IS IN G M E D IU M .I [“T--------

N ote.—I f th is class of A dvertisem ent is no t prepa id , a n e x tra charge wUl he m ade for booking.

M a i : V *\ V y -

CLERICAL,

H. W .NAVAL,

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E A ST B O U R N E C H R O N IC L E , SA T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 9 , 1918 .

P R O M E N A D E COSTUMES

JJj Garments Made on the Premises by First-class Workmen in good Sanitary Workshops.

JOHN NIX

K IN G S a n d SONS,AND LADIES’ TAILORS,

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ZT |R Y-^oad, Eastbourne.

AN D! R ID IN G HABITS A SPECIALITY.

JOHN NIX

'RANTH E K A S T li O U

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Show Rooms andDESIGNS AND

Studio :

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ETABIflSHED 1832. TKUEPHONE 78.J . 0 . T O W N E R * B R O M IN E ,

A U C T IO N E E R S ,

H o u s e a n d e s t a t e a g e n t s .SURVEYORS AND VALUERS.T H E A U C T IO N M A R T , S7, T E R M IN U S R O A D ,

EASTBOURNE.F o r P a rtic u la rs o f P roperties To L e t a n d fa r Sale

&y P riva te Trea ty see page 7.

T e lep h o n e N o . 441.

Goljdsmit Silvs jrm inus H oad W at ihmaker

Jew eller.

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JOHN NIX

NIXE s t a b l is h e d 1860.

IS AND SONS, I f K \ K C E M E T E R Y M A S O N S .

Sculptors and, Engravers.PPERTONb u p p l i b d .

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i r .120, L E W E S R O A D ,- B R I G H T O N .

m e m o r i a l s

Of E v e r y D e s c r ip t io n [Ex e c u t e d , andE stim ates given * *

I l lu s t r a te d C a ta lo g u e S u b m it te d

Inclusive .riy p a rt

F ree.

A nd a t Hove, H astings, Ore. B exhill, T |unbrid^e W ells and Chichester.

$ J&**riages anft jfeaths.■ >,-■ . '• f . B IR T H S, IB A K E R .—F ob. 5, a t.IS , M orris-road , L ew ee, th e w ife of ]

Sidney Baker, of a daughter. | iSTYLE.—Feb. 5, a t 10 Adelaide-crescent, H ove.th 3 wife ' of Brigadier-General Kodney Style, of a daughter.

RQAD, EASTBOURNE. t e l e p h o n e 579.

c EN T R A L W ESLE Y A NPH VBNSEY ROAD. OHUROH,S U N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 10th.

11.0 a.m . and 6.30 p.m . P reachers:

1L0—R E V . E . O. L A N S D O W N .6.30—R E V . H U G H M . B R O O K , B.So.

TJP P E R T O N OHUROH, C O N G R E G A T I O N A L U PPER TO N ROAD, jS U N D A Y N E X T , F E B R U A R Y 10th,

at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.Preacher—R E V . W . M A D E A D Y E N SCOTT.

Intercessory Service fo r th e W a r on Thursday, a t 7.30 a.m .

MARRIAGES'PLACOCK—BANFIELD. — Feb. 2. a t Holy T rin ity

C hurch, H urstpierpoiiit, by the Rev. A H . W aller, i W illiam E dw ard Peacock, Leading 8t jker, H.M.8.

“ Mastiff,’’ to Alice Agnes Banfleld, both sf H uS tp ler- point.' | . - I H

W H E E L E R —MANNING.—On Saturday, February 2nd. 1918, a t S t. M ary's Church, Eastbourne, b y the V icar of Eastbourne (Rev. W . p. Streatfeild), E rnest W heeler, Sub-Lieut., R.N.D., to M ay M anning. I

D E A T H S , ary 7th, a t 31, Tidesweljl-road, inn e , widow, of the la te R obert Weymouth,! in her ,nin ity-nrst

PE V E N S E Y R O A D C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH.SU N D A Y N E X T , F E B R U A R Y 10th,

AT 11.0 A.M. AND 6.30 P.M.Preacher , - - R E V . J . G. H E N D E R S O N .

11.0 a.m .—“ Foreign Missions.”: 6.30 p.m.—“ Social Reconstruction—th e firs t item .”

ON MONDAY N E X T . .B y Order o f Trustees.

J. O. TOWNES A BROMLEYA re instructed to Sbta b y P u b l ic A u c t io n , a t T h b

A u c t io n M a r t , E a s t b o u r n e , on MONDAY, F eb . 11TH.1918, a t Three o’clock, ■ J---------- F U L L Y - P A ID £5 S H A R E S

GRAND HOTEL. EASTBOURNE. L td .; £21 OF “ B ” STOCK EASTBOURNE GAS C O .;

AND " ’6 £10 SH ARES EASTBOURNE P IE R CO., L td.

P a rticu lars and Conditions of Sale to be h ad o f Messrs. H illm an. B a rt tc W arren , Sbllcitora, E astbourne; and of th e Auctioneers.

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HOUSE, LAND AND SURVEYORS.

Offices - I - - 10, OO:Telephone E astbourne Telegram s Oakdens,

EASTBOURNE. ’A TE AGENTS. ’A LU ER S

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B U S I N E S S by the date Mr. A. W.

9 are ipvited.: 10, Cornfield-road, E astbourne.

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1234. tbonrne.

SALE TUESDAY NEXT.REM OVED FROM P R IV A T E R ESID EN C ES FO R

CONVENIENCE O F SALE.50, SOUTH STR EET, EASTBOURNE.

ANd U f I e c T s ; oompriffing^irass an d h a ir m attresses, bolsters, pillows,

cham ber w are, lig h t oak and ash bedroomT 1Iron blanket suites, massive oak am

'o f draw ers, spark guards, fire screens, brass fenders, m usic stools. Inlaid, m ahogany, k itchen tables, rugs, excellent , , i

DRA W IN G ROOM APPOIN TM EN TS, f " A xm lnkter carpets, billiard tab le (by Riley), w ick er a rm chairs, (carpet hassocks, d ivan easy chairs, w a ln u t Settee, couohes, dressing glasses, m assive m ahogany ex tending I d in ing table, slipm ats. s ta ir carpets, uhderfelt, "

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w icker linen baskets, a tAND PIA NOFORTE IN W A LN U T CAS! ollard & Collard), hooks, pictures,, refrigerator.i poles, bookcases, linen, plate. Ensign cam era an d

■.... I. EA8TBOURNE.O A K D E N At OO.

H ave received instructions to S u b m it f o r Sa in by P u b u o A u c t io n , a t th e R o y a l H o t e l , E a st b o u r n e , on.TUE8DAY, 26t h F e b r u a r y , 1918, a t Three o’clock in the A fternoon precisely, all th a t detached

r e e h o l d P r o p e r t y ,i KNOWN AS

-I | KINOORA LODGE, 16, p A R E W ROAD, H aving fo r Accommodation five bedrooms, dressing room, b a th room, double d raw ing room, d ining room

b u tle r’s pantry, k itchen, scullery and cellarage. Producing

( P e r £ 1 1 5 I n n u m._________and Conditions o l Sale m ay be obtained

im R . H. Douglass, Esq., Solicitor, 5, Copthall Court, ndon,“ E .C.2; and from th e A uctioneers’ Offices, 10, irnfleld-road, Eastbourne.

’elephone E astbourne 1234.’elegram s Oakdens. Eastbourne.

Eroom. Data i conservatory,

1icu lars

D E V O N SH IR E PARKW IN T E R G A R D E N .

T e l e p h o n e : N IN E (3 Linos). M anager and Secretary

T e l e g r a m s : “ CONCERTS.”... E dgar A llan B rown.

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W E D N E S D A Y , F e b r u a r y 1 3 t h , a t 3 a n d 8 p .m . o n ly :

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stand, handsom e carved m ahogany bedroom Suite, china, , enam elled w a ter carriers, p ier glasses, ornam ental 3, kettles, saucepans, large pestle and m ortar, gardi

tools, cu linary Utensils and sundry copper item s, whii

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H O R NE D G A RSel l b y A u c t io n , as above, on TUESDAY; F ebru a ry 12th , 1918, a t 12 o’olock precisely.

M ay be V iewed Day Previous and M orning o f Sale. Catalogues m ay be obtained a t th e Auctioneer’s Offices,

31, Cernneld-roaa, E astbourne. Tele. No. 1135.

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JEFFO R D .—On Febru Eastbourne. Sarah .'T ie 'dell Jefford, of

year. ■ (. - ,JEN N H R.—On February 6th, a t 76,! W hitley-road, East- I

bourne, suddenly, Hor.tense Hyaointhei dearly loved Wife or Theodore Jenner, aged f

P IT T .—On February dth, a t Shenstone, [Upper avenue, 1 Eastbourne, Blanche P itt, aged 70. Service a t JSE Anne’s Church to-day (Saturday), F ebruary 9th, a t | 12.15. Friends are requested not to sem l fiowe rs.

Y I OAKS.—On Feb. 7 ill, 1918, a t a Nursing Home in E ast- | bourne, a fte r an operation, E dw ard F oster Vicars, beloved husband of M and E thel Vioai s. and only son"" ‘ 1 —-------. *"’S------ llof the late — . —----- ,Engineers. Funeral on Mon- Church; q t 2 o’clock-j No flowers.

INCHAPMAN.

M ajor f General Edwardj V icars _ i. * 'n a a ;,y a t

iM EM O RIA M .-In ever[loving m em ory of Framk Maccabe, ]

Telephone 158;

J A M E S A N D R E W S , M a so n Works : B akbb’s-boad (near S t.Residence, Office and Show-room : Cab

P ark (adjoining-the Cemetery), Designs and E stim ates —

Saint

A N D R E W ’S P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH. B la o k w a tk r -r o a d .

■ SU N D A Y N E X T , F E B R U A R Y 10th.11 a.m. and 6.30 p .m . \

Preaoher ... . .. R E V . JA M E S R E ID , M .A .THURSDAY, a t 7 .8 0 p.m. W e e k - n ig h t S e rv ic e .

A ll vacan t Seats a re F ree f iv e m inutes before th e tim e of Service.

J70R CHURCH a n d EMPIRE.

EX PIR A TIO N O F LEASE.3, SOUTH C LIFF, EASTBOURNE.

H E W E L L - M A D E F U R N I T U R E A N D . EFFEC TS, com prising iron and brass bedsteads,

h a ir and wool m attresses, fea th er bolsters an d pillows, cham ber w are, b lankets, birch and m ahogany bedroom suites, cheval glass and dressing chests, m assive carved w alnu t bedroom suite, m ahogany secretaire bookcase,

d itto cheffoniers,OOFTAGE PIA NOFORTE IN W A LN U T CASE.

D ivan easy chairs, couches, d in ing tables, m ahogany and tra ln u t d in ing suites, A xm inster carpets, m antel

, clocks, pictures, w a lnu t sideboards, aGRAND PIA NOFORTE IN W A LN U T CASE

(By Cramer), w a lnu t d raw ing room suite in tapestry , overm antels in g ilt fram es, pictures, china, glass, linen and p lated goods, lace, serge and o ther onrtains, pedestal w riting tables, fenders and fireirons, in la id w a lnu t davenport, k itchen tables, copper n tensi’s, d inner services, cutlery, dish covers, K ent’s knife m achines, linoleum, gas cooker, brass and enam elled w a te r carriers,

saucepans and o ther m iscellaneous effects, w hichM B E D G A R H O R N

W ill Sk l l b y A u c t io n / on th e P re m ises , on TH U R SDAY a n d FRID A Y , F e b r u a r y 21s t a n d 22n d , 1918, a t L3p o’clock precisely each day.M ay be V iewed Day previous and M orning of F irs t

D ay s Sale.i Catalogues m ay be obtained a t the Auctioneer’s Offices, 31, Cornfield road, Eastbourne. (Tele. No.. 1135).

Colonial an d Continental Church Society. Hc

EASTBOl O A K D E N

received instructions

.NK.fc C O .

H ave received instructions to| S u b m it f o b S alk b y P u b l ic A u c t io n , a t th e R o y a l H o t e l , E a s t b o u r n e , on TUESDAY, 26t h F e b r u a r y . 1918, a t Three o’clock in th e A fternoon precisely, all th a t detachedrw E A 6 E H O L D P R O P E R T Y ,Lfi ! KNOWN AS

T H E GLEN, 7, U PPERTO N ROAD,H aving for accomm odation tw elve bedrooms (one w ith b a th ), tw o :dressing rooms,; m orning room, draw ing room, library, d in ing room, conservatory, school room, servan ts’ hiul, bu tle r’s pantry , kitchen, scullery, larder,

cellarage. ; 1j L arge Garden .

Held for a term of ninety-nfne years from 25th M arch, 1865—th u s Having forty-six years unexpired—subject to

; an annual ground ren t of £20.P o s s e s s io n o n C o m p l e t io n o f t h e P u r c h a s e .

>articu lars and Conditions of Sale m ay be obtained „ j m Messrs.,Coles, Sons & T ilburn , Solicitors, C larem ont | Chambers, Eastbonrne. and (at H ailsham ; and from th e I Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Cornfleld-road, E astbourne.

Telephone Eastbourne 1234.Telegram s Oakd|ens, Eastbonrne.

BAND OF T H E 13th HUSSARS.

THE DEVONSHIRE PARK ORCHESTRAM u s ic a l D i r e c t o r N O R F O L K M E G O N E .

TO - DAY, a t 8.16 CONCERTS S U N D A Y , a t 8 16.

V o c a l i s t L E O P O L D M A H T Y L .

B a n k s , deceased,EASTBi

O A K D EH ave received Instruction!

P u blic Auction , a t th e I on TUESDAY, 26th Fe b : in th e Afternoon precise!

R E E H O Ls:

A t th e rear of Nui OAVEND

Comprising five stalls, lo tw o double coach-bonses.

M O N D A Y a n d T U E S D A Y a t 3 .1 5 .

FRIDAY a t 3.1 5 —S ym p hon y C oncert.Sym p hon y N o. 3 in A M inor ( Mendelssohn J.

i V O C A L IS T — ' ,

MR. PRANK MULLINGS, England’s Greatest Tenor.

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M E E T I N G

"WILL BE HELD

TW O DAYS’ SALE OFH O U S E H O L D F U R N I T U R E & E f f e c t s ,

plate, linen, china, glass, k itchen utensils, &c., a t 28, DEVONSHIRE PLACE, EASTBOURNE,

| On |TUE8DAY and W EDNESDAY, 19t h an d 20t h F e b r u a r y , a t 12 o’olock.

Catalogues of th e A uctioneers—M E SSR S. L A K E & OO.,

2a, Bolton-road, Eastbourne.

URN E.At O O ,

to Su b m it f o r Sa l e b y :o y a l H o t e l . E a s t b o u r n e , ;u a r y , 1918, a t Three o’clock

a ll th a tS T A B L I N G

ATEbars 84, 86, 88 and 90.IH PLACE, ! 4 .se box, tw o harness rooms, tw o lofts, large workshop,

bricked yard, w ith an a rea of about 340 Square Y a r d s .

P articu lars and Conditions of Sale m ay be obtained from Messrs; Coles, Sons & (Tilburn. Solicitors. C larem ont Chambers, E astbonrne, and a t H ailsham ; and from the Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne.

Telephone Eastbourne 1234.Telegram s Oakdens, E astbonrne. I

T H EL A S T T W O PE R F O R M A N C E S o f

‘One of th e F in est Concert P a rtie s ever seen in Eastbourne .”— Vide Press.

’ I D O N ’T M I S S T H I S !

yal P e ter’s

I s t h e TOWN HALL,

O n M on day, 1 1 th F eb ru a ry , a t 3 p .m .Spea k e r s :

The REV. H . W . K. MOWLL, M.A.S u b jec t:

“ W ith the Pioneers in Western Canada.”' J -

KrtabUihed 73 Eton.

IN E ATelephone Ni

SO N,wFuneral Carriage am Kotor H ouse Prop: *

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Tel. 788. J . B . A .i : i ■_____

YTNDKRTAKER AA J j PROF

OPEN OARS,. GLASS OB , to Years' L o n d o n :

ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN GI

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18, P E V E N S E Y R O A D , E A S T B O U R N E .

T h e REV. S. M. STEWART,- ' - , W ho will give a

| L a n t e r n T a lk o n “ T h e C h i ld r e n o f t h e S n o w s .”

C hairm an: Ool. S ir J . W . O T T L E Y ; k.o.i .e .. .. . j- - T .''I'-' • | . ’ : '/ ’ • *, ADMISSION IS FR E E , b u t R eserved Seat Tickets,

la. each, can be obtained from Mrs. Neligan, 69, Enys- ro a d ; Mrs. K erry, Holy T rin ity V icarage; Mrs- Hopkins, A ll Souls’ V ica rag e ; Mrs. Ryle, 5, H ard w ick-road; Miss Surridge, D arleyLodge, M eads ; Miss M artin , 4, Grange- road ; also a t th e Door.

H ave n P ublh onT U in the

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Tel. 788, CARRIAGE

E stablished 1874.R O B E R T 8 H A R T ,

YTNDERTAKKR & COMPLETE FU R N ISH ER , I J

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FU R N ISH ER .; 14, HlGH-STRKKT, OLD EASTBOt

STREET | L A H I E S H L E C T U R EON THE

I F E O F F L O R E N C E N I G H T I N G A L E | i by

M IS S B E A T IC E K ID D ,

A t T H E S A F F R O N S ROOM S, M E A D S R O A D ,

On Tuesday, February 12th, a t 3.15 p .m .f Adm ission Sixfenok . j

i U nder th e auspices o f th e B ritish Union for the ! Abolition of Vivisection.

‘LANGTON,” LONDON ROAD, HA ILSHAM .

i .L E o f t h e v e r y e x c e l l e n t a n d n e a r ly - n e w FU R N IT U R E and num erons EFFECTS, (including a l bedsteads and bedding, blankets, bedroom intm ents, cham ber w are, w indow draperies, oak enam elled dressing chests and w ashstands, 6-fL

ted w ardrobe, an tique Chippendale O ttom an seat, ts of draw ers, to ile t glasses, 4-ft. fum ed oak dresser, com er cupboard, useful bookshelves, 5 f t , Cheater- couch, excellent easy and occasional chairs and

:s. M onk’s oak ad justab le bench, 4-f 18-in. handsome >oard, 4-ft d in . roll-top desk, well-made sofa table.

oak buffet, 2-fh, oak .bureau, valuable carved ian box, oak gate-leg table, useful m gs, s ta ir c a rp e t L linoleums, fenders, fireirons. coal boxes, oil pain t

ings, plated goods, books, valuable brass R ussian Samovor, brass candlesticks, o rnam ental item s, china,

glass, linen, k itchen tab le , chairs and cn linary effects, strong garden seat, todls and num erons effects, which

M E SSR S. A . B U R T E N S H A W At SO N,aving received instructions from Mrs. Livesey (who

aving the D istrict and g iv ing up housekeeping), wi b y A u c t io n , on the Prem ises, as above, o

THURSDAY. 14t h F e b r u a r y , 1918.Sale to commence a t 12.30 o’clock prom pt.

On V iew th e A fternoon previous and M orning of Sale. | Catalogues of th e A u c t io n e e r s .A uction Offices, H ailsham . (Telephone No. 15.)

he Desirable R ESID EN C E TO BE LET, Unifurnishe

EASTBOURNE. IO A E D E N Ac GO.

:eived instructions to subm it fo r Sa l e b y A u c tio n , a t th e R o y a l H o t e l . E a s t b o u r n e , ISDAY, 26t h F e b r u a r y , 1918, a t T hree o’clock .ftem oon precisely, a ll th a t Com er.

E H O L d | P R O P E R T Y ,KNOWN AS

7, HOW ARD SQUARE.A nd form ing p a rt of BjOWARD HOUSE HOTEL,

H aving | fo r accommodation tw elve bedrooms, bath room, office, d in ing room,, sm oking room, kitchen, scullery, sta ff cloak room, larder, servan ts’ hall, pro

ducingP e r £160;, A n n u m , [•'

The Le8see|dolng all repairs.P articu lars and Conditions of Sale m ay be obtained

from J . W ilm er H ives, Esq., Solicitor, 5, V erulam Buildings, G ray’s Inn , London, W .O .l; and from th e A uctioneers’ Offices, 10, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne.

Telephone E astbourne 1234.Telegram s Oakdens, Eastbourne.

6 ,

C o m m e n c in g MONDAY, F e b r u a r y 11 t h , a t E i g h t .

Gordon’s N ew Zealand Camp Concert Party.

Seats m ay be Boohed fo r an y o f the above Concerts a t the Box Office, Devonshire Park, or C lifts , If, Gildredge Road.

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DEVO NSH IRE PA R K TH EATRE.

Sole .Lessees—Mu rray K in o & Clark .Telephone 121 Eastbonrne.

M A T I N E E TO -D A Y (Saturday) at 2.30, aNd 8.

T H E G R E A T R E V U E ,

“ B U B B L Y .”F or th e F irst T ime Out of L ondon..

P IE R , THEATRE,- EASTBOURNE.,

M anager ... ............. G. H ayes.TO-lDAY (Saturday) a t 2.30 and from 6 to 10

(continuous).

“ T H E W H IP .”

ARSES.

,T V A R IET Y .

Funerals Conducted to All 1

f ] Panting In:T h e H a il s h a m H a r r i

(Saturday); Feb. 9, Horse Eye; the M arsh; Saturday, 16. Han " — ’ -'1- ; Saturday, 23. Horse

ianl___________ _ „ ____ e KyiCross: Saturday, l la r c h 2, Royal OalBorehattn;

ienc11 miet. to-day

12,1 Russells in 11; Tuesday, 19. sday, 26, Stones

Hotel. Pevensey; iux; jSaturday, 9,

T T IA S T B O U R N E N A T U R A L H I S T O R Y , H i PHOTOGRAPHIC & L IT E R A R Y s o c i e t y .

[• ---------M A J O R W I L L O U G H B Y , .R .A .M .C ., T .F .,

j WILD GIVE [ .A LECTURE (Illuatrated),

Entitled: “ MACEDONIA AND MALARIA,”IN THE

LEC TU R E TH EA TR E, TECHNICAL IN STITU TE, On W ednesday, Feb. 13th, a t 8.15 p .m .

i . Admission F r e e .Tuesday, 5. Church Farm , He:Rickney ; Tuesday, 12, P e v e m ._ ,______ , ____Russells in the M arsh ; Tuesday, 19, George’ Hotel, sham. Meet a t 11.30 a.m. each day. |

T h e E a s t S u s s e x F o x h o u n d s w i l l m e e t t o d ay (Saturday), Feb. 9. Pevensey S ta tio n ; Tuesday,12. Crow hurst; Saturday. 16, Jevington:; Tuesday, 19, The Harrow, Baldslow. M eet a t 11 a.m . each da;

T h e S o u t h d o w n F o x h o u n d s w i l l m e e t o nMonday, Feb. 11. W estm eston, 11.30 'a -m .; | Friday, Sayers Common, 11 a.m .; W ednesday; " ' 'm arke t Arch, 11.30 a.m.

ey S tation /S a tu rd a y JL6,

___ , , ____ 15,13 (bye-day), New-

HUDSONSH O U S E H O L D

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■i - and gTOBAGE.

EXPERT PACKERS.

REMOVALS

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personal supervision.

W AREHOUSING in VNew C entra Look-up Stores.F or Lowest Q uotations apply

A LFRED W RIGHT,J \ _ 85, 87, 101, 103 and 108, SOUTH STREET.

and Wish Road.

(S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 10 t h . A F T E R N O O N A T 3.

THE BLUE BOY BAND.E V E N IN G A T 8

Knuts Kamp Koncert Kompany ](By k in d perm ission of CoL J . S. B ostook , r .a .m .o.).

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R O Y A L S O C I E T Y F O R T H E

m E R R Y S A U C T I O N R O O M a n d SALE YARD,

19, CORNFIELD ROAD, EASTBOURNE.. i v’ ’Phone 844.

T E R R Y S — A uctions M ondays.T E R R Y S — F u rn itu re Received D aily , i j T E R R Y S — A ll K inds of F u rn itu re B ought. T E R R Y S — M odem s an d A ntiques V alued.T E R R Y S — Auction Room s always on V iew . T E R R Y S — A uctions a t P riv a te Residences. T E R R Y S —-E state and H ouse Agenoy.T E R R Y S — E xclusive L is ts of Fu rn ish ed and U n fu r

nished Residences.T E R R Y S — Insurances in th e N orw ich U n ion effected

only.T E R R Y S — R en ts Collected. P roperties M anaged.

M O N D A Y , F ebruaby 11th , for Six N igh ts a t 8, and Tw o Matinees, W ednesday and Saturday, a t 2.30.

T H E M U C H D ISC U SSE D D A R IN G P L A Y ,

“ THE YELLOW 7 TICKET.”

E

E very A fternoon a t 2.30.E very E vening from 6 to 10.

M O N D A Y , T U E S D A Y and W E D N E S D A Y , F ebruary 11th , 12th and 13th.

“ F irou-Fron ” (Frocks & Frills).^ ta rrin g Alice [Brady. (Five Parts).

A H um an Story o f Absorbing Interest. \

George Robey in “Blood Tells.”O r “ T he A n ti-F rivo lity League.”

Lojnesome . Luke’s Honeymoon.” “ The Steeplechaser.”

Slow C inematography. Am In te restin g Coloured F ilm showing th e actual movem ents of a Steeplechaser clearing a hu rd le and juinping. In terestin g to . a ll horse

lovers.

“ Comrades Club,” lateM P I R E C L U B , S O U T H S T R E E T

(Opposite “ Chronicle ” Office), / .

I s N o w O p e n e d D a i l y f r o m 4 .30 t i l l 9 , f o r t h e G i r l s a n d t h e i r S o ld ie r F r i e n d s .

U n d e r sam e O ld M anagem ent ah d th e same Old H earty Welcome.

fjersunal attii ^ucial.T he Rev. F . W . Orde W ard, of “ N u n n y k irk ,”

M eads, has essays called “ T he Ju d g m en t of th e Cross ” and “ T he Festival of Innocents ” in the London Quarterly Review. O ther contributions from M r. O rde W ard appear in th e Churchman (“ T h e Suffering God ”) and in Open Court T he M issing Logbook of S t. P e ter’s Missionary Jo u rn e y s”). j

The Archdeacon of H astings is officially visiting th e D eanery of E astbourne during F ebruary and M arch. H e addressed th e clergy in the P arish Church on M onday last. The lay Church officials (churchwardens and sidesmen, lay readers, organists, choirmen, ringers, vergers and sacristans) w ill be addressed a t St. A nne’s Church on the 11th, and the members of O .E .M .S. on th e 18th a t A ll Souls’ Church. ‘ •

T he new Diocesan Inspector of Religious K now ledge is th e Rev. L .'Sc. A. W right. H e has filled th e same post in th e County of D erby and done excellent work.

Among th e names “ m entioned” in th e lis t issued la s t week from th e W ar Officb of those whose names have been brought to the notice of the Secretary of S ta te for W ar “ for valuable services rendered in connection with th e establishm ent, m aintenance and adm inistration of h osp ita ls” we notice the name of M iss Lncia M, Cooke, R edburn H ospital, Eastbourne.

M r. H . G. Coles, formerly a P e tty Officer in th e “ Inverclyde (Eastbourne) Company of th e Naval V olunteer C a le ts , has recently been pommissioned to

L ig ht R efreshments.M usic, &c.

G ames.

T H U R S D A Y , I F ebruary

R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y , 14th , 15th and 16th .

P R E V E N T IO N OF CRUELTY

TO AN IM A LS

- ( E A S T B O U R N E B R A N C H ) .

e most economical and healthful footwear t for bad weathejr;

B. & Jr DICK, Ltd., skaottourned'

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A R E Y O U A N O W N E R b p P R O P E R T Y * -C3L. IN M IDrSUSSEX! |I f so i t is to your interest^ to plao a th e (Management of

- , sam e w ithM E SSR S. B R A D L E Y & V A U G H A N ,

The H ouse A gents, H a yw %rds \Heath. hey hold a L arge R en t Collection in Sussex and are on

- ie spot to protect your interests. Distance is no object ap d no charge is m ade for-LettiDg Em pty Houses when

th ey a re Sole Age nts.

l l o R R E M O V IN G A L L S U P E R F L U O U S H A IRU S E D A E A ,

rfT iH E R E L IA B L E H O M E T R E A T M E N T .11 " ’ «Ji l -I a 04 _Safe and^ Painless. P rice 10 j. 6d T o be obtained a t A dair G ani shL ondon, 92, N ew Bond-street,^ W l (Oxford-street end).

Telephone: G errard 3782.Remove Superfluous H a ir com fortably in your own

home - 1 I I

A LANTERN LECTURE

A N D A C C O U N T O F W O R K A M O N G ST

WOUNDED HORSES Ate FRONT,•:.u . ►'] WILL BE GIVEN BY

CAPTAIN FAIRH0LME(S E C R E T A R Y OF th e R .S .P .C .A .),

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THE TOWN HALL, EASTBOURNE,i * ■ f ON

F R I D A Y , F eb ru a ry 1 5 th , 1 9 1 8 ,

AT T H R E E p . m .

R . B A R R A T T T E R R Y , F .A .I .(30 Years’ Local Experience).

t . Established 1880.C H A R L E S E . H O R N S , F .A .I .,

A U O T I O N E E R ,V A L U E R , H O U S E A G E N T 4 A - AND GAUGER,

1, T ID E S W E L L R O A D , E A S T B O U R N E . C ERTIFICATED B A IL IFF .

A ppointed b y H is Honour Ju d g e M artineau to Levy D istra in ts un d er th e A m endm ent Act, 1888.

| Businesses of Every Description for D isposal.

J . C H A R TR ES,a n d A U C T I O N E E R

The Ragged Messenger.’’By W . B. M axw ell.

S tarring V iolet H opson, Basil G ill & G kbald A mes. ( In Six Parts).

Seats .................. i 1/10 to 2Jd. (including Tax).Seats a t 1/10 and 1/3 m ay be reserved in advance a t tbe

I . i P ie r Gates (Tel. 574).

D R WILLIAM A. HALL, Mus. D. (Oxon.),F.R.C.O.,O rganist and Choirm aster of A ll Saints’

Church, Eastbourne,(L ate O rganist and C hoirm aster of St. Jam es’ Church, G ariickhythe.Londoir..E.C .,and V isiting Singing M aster

a t th e County School, T ottenham , London, N.),Prepares Personally, or b y Correspondence, for U niversity Degrees and all recognised

E xam inations. ' ' vt iPupils also received for the S tudy of th e Organ,

Pianoforte, Singing, and all branches of Theoretical Music! , .

F o r Term s, See., apply—“ StJNNYDRNE,” BBDFOBD WELL ROAD,

E astboubne.

f3econd-Lieutenant in the London Rifle is now in train ing in H am pshire. Mr. of the late Mr. Sidney G. K. Coles, and a m em ber of th e E ducation Office staff.

th e rank of Brigade, and Coles is a son in civil life is|Town Hall.

P rebendary W ebb-Peploe is to preach a t th e m id-day service a t H oly T rin ity Church on th e 28th inst.

T he la te M ajor M. A. Black, Meads-road, E astbourne, left estate valued for probate a t £66,980 (gross).

Lieut.-CoL S tu art W hatford has been awarded a b a r 1 to h is D.SO. !,

Oapt. W alter Douglas Downes, of the Royal Sussex R egim ent, now serving , in E a s t Africa, has been aw arded the M ilitary Cross. Capt. Downes has been twice wounded, once in France and again in E ast Africa.

Sergt. J . W . Rhodes, R iF .O ., an old T rin ity School boy; has received a t the hands of H is M ajesty the K in g a t Buckingham Palace, the A lbert Medal.

2nd-Lieut. J . R. Thackeray, Labour Corps (formerly A cting Borough Surveyor), who is engaged ,on road construction work behind the W estern F ront, has been home on fourteen days’ leave. H e fe tu rns to duty on Tuesday next. _ h

T he Rev. G erald Rowland Fothergill, M .A ., vicar for the last six years o f' St. -Stephen’s, Poplar, E , has seceded to the Rom an Catholic Church. H e was received a t E astbourne by M gr. Cocks, rec to r ' of Our L ady of Ransom. T he Rev. Duncan St. John K tim edy- Bell, M r. F o therg ill’s curate, has also joined the Hom an Ghuich. - ■••••■ 1 ■ ’ * i

The nam e of tbe Countess Sztaray was inadvertently om itted from the list of those ^present a t the funeral service of the late Mrs. Farnell.

, M O N D A Y , F ebruaby 18th , for Six Days. Afternoons ( a t 2.30. Evenings 6 to 10 (continuous).

The Building British Empire/The Most S tirring Pknegryric and th e M ost Ftnpendous

Spectacle of .Umpire ever filmed.

R O Y A L

A H .I ' Y A L U B RI * HOUSE, FA RM AND ESTATE AGENT,

Officea? 59, SO U T H S T R E E T , E A S T B O U R N E , and6, South S id e ; Olapham Common, S .W .

T eh N o s .: Eastbourne 956; B attersea 920. V aluations fo r Probate a n d other purposes a speciality

H I P P O D R O M E .• ! EASTBOURNE.

ULXOK *

Sure, and 21s. 6d.

E sta blish m en t ,

T i c k e t s ................. 2 /6 a n d 1/-

C an be obtained 'from M rs. Sw infobp, M inster Lodge, Grassington-road, and M iss L ocke-Paddon,, Hon. S e a ,

1, Oompton-street.

A T T H E V A U D E V I L L E P A V I L I O N , DEVONSHIRE PA R K .C O M IN G A T T R A C T IO N S .

On F ebru a ry 25th , 28th and 27th , a t E ig h t p.m.> j M atinee. 27t h , a t T h r e e .

P erform ances o f ' THE MONEY, SPINNER.’In a id of “ M en of Sussex ” Prisoners of W ar

Comforts Fund.Seats can be Booked now.

ME M O R I A L C A R D S , a v a r ie tyFam oom be and Co., L td., Lewes, I

U O T I O N E E R S , E S T A T ESURVEYORS AND VA LU ERS.

D A V IE S ,A G E N T S ,

Furniture Bales Conducted. Sales o f Shares at

EASTBOURNE.M anaging D irector , ... M r. S idney W . W in ter .

M anager ... E rn est Bridgen .

MONDAY, F ebruary 11t h , and during th e W eek. Twioe N ightly a t 7 and 9 .

Ma - F u

Property and |

M A R T ,T H E P R O P E R T Y A U C T IO N T E R M I N U S R O A D , E A S /^ B O U R N E .

Valuations fo r Probate and other Purposes.

R . W . H . H A M B L Y N ,

H o u s e a g e n t , b u i l d i n g s u r v e y o r ,AUCTIONEER AND VA LU ER,ELMS BUILDINGS, 61, SEASIDE ROAD,

EASTBOURNE. Telephone 896.experience

in praotlcal inalified for

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M r. H ., having had over 38 years' during vhe first 13 of which he w as oc<

(he Building Trade), isV aluing and M anaging House Propert * Supervising Properties du ring erection.

Established 1875.E A S T E R * W R IG I

A UCTIONEERS a n d V A L U E R S, HOUSE l LAND and ESTATE AGENTS,

110 , TERMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE (Adjoining th e London and County Bank).

Valuations fo r Probate, Transfer and other purposes P bopebtteh fob S a u l

F ubnibhed and U nfurnished R esidences.

M r . : Ma - F u presents the Fam ous M AFUZIANG MANCHU TROUPE OF CHINESE W ONDERS, I in troducing Spear Spinning, Bowl Balancing. Perpendicular Rope Swinging by the P igtail. See the G reat

SUde from the Roof.TOOTSj HANLON, Comedienne.

H ippodrom e Bioscope.V ER A CAINE, the A tbletio Girl.

JA C K QUICK, Comedian.(ROBERT S. CROPP, the Coloured Comedian.[ JA C K W ILLS, Comedy Acrobatic Act.

Special Engagem ent of JACKSON (Gentleman) and JOLLY (Lady), presenting Trick Dancing a t the Piano

and E xpert M ilitary Tam bourinists.Note the P rices : IReserved Boxes, 12s. 6d. and 10s. 6d.

be booked); FauteuUs, Is. 6d. (early doors. 2s.); P it____3 and Circle, Is. (early doors, Is. 3d.), reserved. Is. 6d.;P it, 6d. (early doors, 9d.>; Upper Circle, 3d. (early doors, 4d.).y Telephone No. 336.

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S e a s i d e , E a s t b o u r n e ,Opposite C hrist I Church.

ROCKETT .. Manageress.1 9 1 8 C I N E M A .

C6(me an d hear the CLAVORCH ESTER.to -d a y (Sa turday),False Friend.”

M bnday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 11, 12, 13.( J u r y ’s ),

F e a tu r in g D u s t in F a r n u m .

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M E S S R S . L I O T S SUOTIONEERS, V A L U E R S a n d ESTATE ]

L AGENTS,B, GILDREDGE ROAD, EASTBOUI

(Road Faffing the Railway Station). =fc

en Blair ”ursday, F riday, Saturday, February 14, 15, 16.

“ The! Bargain ”F eatu ring

(Ideal), S. H art & Clara W illiams.

P O P U L A R P R IC E S , 1/3, 8d. & 4d. (including T ax).A ILY at 2.30 and 6 t ill 10 Non-Stop.

j Estates Managed and J 1 Quarterly.

nts Collected W eekly and ap t Settlem ents.

l^tOTE PAPER, Visiting Cards, &c., In moatL V fashionable styles a t Farnoom be & Co.'s, L td.

FOOD CONTROL.Since issuing their tem porary m eat order on M onday,

th e Food Control Com mittee have received a deputation of th e butchers, and have given careful consideration to poin ts raised a t th e interview . I t has been decided th a t edible offal and sausages are no t included in the ra tion (J-lb. of beef or m utton and §-lb. 6f poultry, game, hares, rabbits, tinned meat, m eat pies, &c.). A fu rth er decision is th a t 24-lba. of poultry, game and

i hares shall count as 1-lb. o f meat.T his week there has been an increased supply of meat,

and the butohers have been enabled to d istribute mbre than th e ra tion allowance. A s m entioned by the M ayor a t M onday’s Town Council meeting, the committee are determ ined to do th e ir best, pending th e coming in to effect of th e general order for London and the Hom e Counties on February 25th, to m ake an equal distribution in th e m atters of meat, m argarine and jbuttor.

U n d er th e plan now developing, and to be enforced as from the 25th inst., the Food M inistry has practically decided th a t m eat rationing will be on a cash basis— probably l a 4d. worth per adu lt per week. Children undey ten will get a half-ration. All butchers’ m eat (beef, m utton and pork) will be sold boned. The bones will go to national kitchens for soup-making. A fterwards th e glycerine and fa ts w ill be extracted for m unitions and the bones then crushed for fertilisera Poultry , which cannot be boned, will be sold in joints. Possibly 8-ozs. of poultry will rank as 2-oza of butchers’ m eat. j- W hatever money valne ra tion be fixed upon i t will mean lim iting tbe individual to th a t expenditure in a week on all forms of m eat—butchers’ meat, poultry, game, rabbits, sausages, bacon and cooked or tinned m eata I t means roughly one pound of meat. The individual will have to m ake his choice. W here there is a family variety will be possible. Some coupons can be spen t w ith the butohefs; others on bacon, sausages o r poultry . }

To-day is j th e last day for receiving a t the Food Control Office, Town H all, application forms for food card a B y nex t W ednesday householders should receive from th e Food Com m ittee,T ,"a food card ; 2, a m eat card for each] person included in th e application. By th e food card four foods can be rationed. To begin w ith, only m hrgarine or b u tte r is rationed, and so far as th is card is concerned th e section dealing w ith this food is all one need trouble about.

A fter w riting your name and address on your card, take i t to thel grocer who is to supply your b u tte r or m argarine. H e will formally register you by filling up th e necessary portion of th e card. Each tim e you buy your ra tio n -lan d you m ust buy i t every week or lose i t —you m ust | take your card so th a t the retailer can cancel th e appropriate, square. I

T he m eat card is different. I t has perforated coupons, each num bered—four for each week of the currenoy of th e card. W hen you buy fresh m eat from th e butcher you m ust register with, or o ther m eat a t any o ther shop, or a m eat meal in a restauran t, you m ust produce the oard w ith th e whole of th e unused coupons. Do not in any circumstances tear off coupons yourself. T he seller- w ill detach th e coupons or half-coupons covering your purchase.

DEVONSHIRE PARK.W E E K - E N D C O N C E R T S .

Pieces for s tr in g s! jo-1 j Serenade,”

•*; ' '* -------- '• .. ■ ' 7In teresting program m es have been arranged for tlni

ensuing week-end concerts in the \V iuter G arden. T he orchestra will play the following compositions

j T hi s E v e n in g .March, Pere “ La Victoiro " ......................GanncOverture, “ The M erry Wives of W indsor”!..]

N icolai ..P iem c

1(6) “ R omo M ousse” ......Moac“ The Funeral March of a M arionette "...Gounods Piccolo solo, “ The N ightingale of Verdun ”.J.

J P . B ro ttinMr. Pierre Brottin, ,

Fantasia, “ Higoletto” .i................. VerdiA ir do ballet from •‘Scones Picturesque*

-i M assenetSolo violoncello, Mr. W illiam Sasbach

Valse coquette from “ liaurin ” .........qszlcoxoskiOld Flemish folk song, “ The Duke of {Alva.”

' Dc GrecfOverture, “ 1812” ....... I ............,...... Tschaikovosky

Su n d a y E v en in g .O verture “ Di B allo” ................... Su llivanConcert piece, “ Prelude ” ............ R achm aninoffDescriptive tone poem, “ Le Rouet dDm phale ”

. j Saint-SaensScherzo from the Fourth S ym phony.............i........

, • . TschaikowskyB allet from the opera “ H am let ”................... .........

Am broise Thom asFantasia, “ La Bohftme” P ucciniT aran talla from “ Petite Suite ,”Coleridge TaylorIntrpduction to A ct 3 “ Lohengrin ” ......W ayner

V ocalist: Mr. Leopold M ahtyl (tenor).

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S h o r t a g e o f C h o ir M e n .—T h e V ic a r of Holy T rin ity , in his Parish Magazine, appeals to mert of the congregation to “ .do a b it of real war work and take the places of the men of the church choir who are now serving a t the F ro n t.” “ The church choir,” he says, “ is perhaps the one bit of work in connection w ith th e church th a t haS| suffered most, and whereas in most other cases willing workers have come forward to take’ the places of those who have gone, the choir stalls have remained lam entably em pty. W e w ant1 some men Who will throw themselves h e a rt and soul in to this special branch of work and who will m ake up their m inds no t to le t the singing of our church suffer as i t is suffering now. On the Sunday in Jan u a ry when I was away I w ent in to two churches and there found in each case, th a t men of the congregation who were above m ilitary age had gladly come forward to take the places of those who were serving with the Forces. I I earnestly hope th a t men who can sing will feel th a t they cannot rem ain in the congregation seeing th e places in the choir em pty.” i. I ■ . . . . . . j

T h r e e b r o t h e r s w h o h a d h o t s e e n o n e a n o th e r- for over two years m et accidentally a t a bombardment.

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I TRUSSES, BANDAGES f t SURGICAL BELTS,Sca., a t avarr description.

A R T IFIC IA L LIMBS. CRUTCHES. SCO., i m Awn M P A m m

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D IV ISIO N E Q U lPM

G E N E R A LEN T

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H O SPIT A L S U P P L Y DEPOT,Eastbourne.

W E U I G EN TLY W ANT

F A B K E B ’ S| SU R G IC A L SU P P O R T S D E P O T ,

80, QUEEN’S ROAD, BRIGHTON.

Saturday. Feb. 9 Sunday, Feb. 10 ,l.._ M onday, Feb. 11

[ Tuesday, Feb. 12 W ednesday, Feb.

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I Thursday, Feb. 14......Friday, Feb. 15...1..^.

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10.43 11.26 0. 7 0.48 1.28

P bo n s 1183.

Tenor. I

rvonshin

STRONG WALKING STICKS(NEW OR OLD).

Boxing Gloves and Footballs.

This space has been placed a t th e disposal of th e Society by Messrs. Sam u el Bradford & Sons, Coal M erchants. W e propose advertising our m ost u rgen t w ants each week.

W e sincere ly hop e a l l M e n d s w ill ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th is o p p o rtu n ity o f k eep in g in to u c h w ith o u r w o rk .

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EVERYTHING for CYPrompt Cycle

AOOESSORIES.NEW INNER TUBES, 2/6 TO 5/-

D0ULL, the Cycle and’Phone 608. Garage

C E N T R A LSEASIDE ROAD. C I K E M A ,

■ • ' — f| D A IL Y —Ma tin bk 2.45. . D oors open 2.30.

- E v e n i n g 6.30 to 10.30. Doors open 6.

• (S A T U R D A Y ) , F eb ru a ry 9th,

“AT FIR ST SIGHT.F eaturing M A E M U R R A Y .

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VSM O N D A Y , Feb. 11th, a n d Two fo llo w in g D a ys .

“M illionaire HALLE' ADVENTURE.”

F eaturing E A R L E W IL L IA M S .

R o y a l S o c ie t y to Anim als, El Lo e s s PADDON! K l E K S ajr.T reasurer. •Bank , L td. Inspector H arwi ̂s tre e t, Eastbourne;

G o l d , S i l v e r , J& a . Purchased R em ounting am -*1 Jew ellery n r

itlm ates fid-road.

Notice.—Allt h r i . E u m lt_.Inspected Messrs. I houses, whloh a re f free.—N ote th e Rem oval and buildings. Bout!

T a i l o r i n g f o r ] an d Son’s, 24, R egent-street, Breeches, Coats Coats, etc. ,Trr-~

H i g h -c l a s s F cmi’s

a plaintsa t th e

la te a t reas >iV—F i'O .Y jTt bourne.

T H U B 8 D A Y , Feb. 14th , a n d Tw o fo llo w in g D a ys

MARY PICKFORD

w h o , no t

, EL Ma tn . 9 finest In

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a n dras-ro

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id G u tte r

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9.35 10.29 11.15

0.43 1.23 2. 1

light*.5.305.325.345.366.385.406.42

>r Prevention op Cruelty Branch. Horn Boo,, Mas

OU subscriptions paid to the Hon.

'094 ̂ at Llotxmb ' ‘ be addressed to

__ e, 1a, Compton-)'b-terrace, Polegate.

iq d e S i l v e r ,Special! to :

lery, bring?_ cost. D e n i_iob, Goldsmith,

168

ldon

t - J . J,

Warehouse u n til th ey have , L im ited, W are-

bourne.' TNAHD.

i t le m e n a t H a r t a t 184 and 186,

lee Outfits anc H abits, A stride

Itter).o better value.

.UNDKB8, 106. South- Saviour’s Ohuroh and Devon-

1O l iJ G o l d .— I s i t a d v is a b le t o store old gold articles no longer of use w hen th e gold

‘ for' m oney? W e are prepared to large or sm all quan tities free of

shire-plaoe).S e l l Y o u r

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NEW AND EXCLUSIVE

if I POOR LITTLE 1 RICH GIRL ”

S E A T S —4d., 8d- a%d is . 3d. (including Tax),

jES and MOTORMotor Cycle Kepairs.a. PETROL, OIL, TYRESOVERS, 5/- t o 11/-. S P E C IA L L I N E S .

otorman, 48, GROVE ROAD.and Workshop : 1, WEST STREET.

E A S T E R N Telephone 705.

CYCLES. I •' S E A S ID E . ! C I N E M A .

It

c a n be exchangi value old gold cost and to give fo r lt.'h'W . Brufoi bourne,'and 241, ’

A t P r e -W a rfu l tw o-light gas pany’s Showrooi

esteningT.I used for till sugar ?] lum p sugar. Sold road, Eastbourne:

I 1,000; postage Id . L e c t u r e o n

U n d e r th e auspiqee'o]

T O -D A Y (S A T U R D A Y ) , F eb ru a ry 9th,

W AR MOTHEF eaturing V IR G IN IA P E A R S O N .

tonal.of “ N unnykirk ,* Ju d g m e n t of th e

e n ta ’ in th e London Sons from M r. O rd e The Suffering G o d ” )

Logbook of 8 b.

■officially v isiting th e leb rn a ry an d M arch ,

irish C hurch o n s (churchw ardens

, choirm en, ringers, sd a t S t. A nne’s i of C .E .M .S . o n

[R eligions K now ledge has filled th e sam e

one excellent w ork, in the lis t issued

those whose na) th e Secretary oif

dees rendered in con- m aintenance and

notice th e nam e o f lospital, Eastbourne.1 P e tty Officer in tl npany of th e Na’ been commissioned in the L ondon Ri1 in H am pshire. M

lidney G. R . doles,> E ducation Office

! W ii preach a t th e mil i the 28th inst. 1

s-road, E astbourne, ,980 (gross), been aw arded i

TO IMOICF O R A L L K I N D S O F T O B A

D O U I iI j, TlParcels sent to our

CARRIAGE

— Smoking is a Fine Tonic.C IG A R S a n d C IG A R E T T E S T R Y

Tobacconist, 56b, GROVE ROAD. ’Phone 608. Troops in any part of the W orld.

“ R oyalty a t Redwing.”E pisode 2 of “ T H E S E C R E T K IN G D O M .”

M O N D A Y , Feb. 11th, a n d Two fo llo w in g D ays,

“ THE QUESTION.”F eatubing A L IC E JO Y C E . 9

“ Alias Nemesis.” iE pisode 6 of “ P A T R IA .” j j

T H U R S D A Y , Feb. 14th, a n d Tw o fo llo w in g D ays

“ CHECK to the KING.”4 P a r t M E D U S A Dram a.

“The Scarlet Packet.”v Episode 3 of “ T H E S E C R E T K IN G D O M .” P A T H E G A Z E T T E and o ther In terestin g F ilm s.

DAILY a t 2 .4 5 a im 6 .3 0 to 10 .30 .Doors open a t 2.30 and 6.

P rices : Is ., 8d., 5d. and 4d. (including Tax).

I DUSTING ANDPOLISHING MOPS.

K E E P T H E

GEORGE

G H. -1. • . J--J !One of these

you from catching

PHEVEN

' r fth e R oyal Sussex a t A frica, h as been

. t. Dow nes h as b een [ice ’ and again in

:»AID AND POST FR E E .T R E N C H P I P E S B U R N I N G .

The most Useful Gaijnjient to Purchase between seasons is a light weight Overcoat.

I L I A E V E N I N G S .on a chilly evening will preventCoats

cold,TION

worn am:

L a n old T rin ity Sol----- --- - , th e ”b o o l

K in g

con-been

I H is M ajesty i M edal.

| L abour C orps (formejrl > is engaged on road

(Testera F ro n t, has | T i e fe tu rn s to d u ty

I . jothergill, M . A ., v icar ephen’s, Pop lar, E . , ! holic Church. H e

•. Cocks, rector of , can S t. Jo h n E e]in e_ „ also joined [the R om an

|z ta ra y was inadverten tly be p resen t a t th e funjeral

IE PARK.J O N C E R T S .

fabrics Velour Hats for Ladies’ & Gent i

Pre

BROWN & OO., LTD

T H E S E M O P S P I C K

U P A N D H O L D A L L

D U S T W H I L E Y O U

W A IT .

Chemically treated.

P rice : '

4 / 6 E A C H .

W . S . S Q U IR E & CO.FURNISHING IRONMONGERS:

2 2 , T E R M I N U SBETTER THAN A CURE. T e l e p h o n e

fR O A D .

1167.

A large stock can he seen at GEORGE BROWN & CO., Ltd., o u g a r (D o m e s t ic p r e s e r v i n g ) o r d e r . Regent Souse, Terminus- road, in 11 Showerproof Materials and j notice is hereby given on behalf of the Food41 Tlig h t, Weight Tweeds,” 1,qô tt n m o r o f voQOA-noVvlA nwiAAc? I Controller th a t ALL SUGAR w hich w ae_i8su©d_foridy to wear, at reasonable prices.

Underwear, Day Shi. 'is and Pyjamas in medium weightvan also be obtained. ien’s wear produced by the best makers only.

TAILORING■War Blue Serges,

MateriaTWEEDS F OR L A D I E S ’ C O S T U M E S

GEORGER egent

ave been arranged io i the! > W inter G arden. T h e

ng compositions KNING.

,4 ......... .......... G anne'fvesbf W indsor”...

N icola ierenade,” ...........P iem Aose M ousse” ......Bose

iiM arlonet.te"...G ounod agalo of V erdun ”... r J P . B ro ttinSrottin , j: H‘.............. L .f . .......V erdii P icturesques "...4. I

; M assenet j W illiam ‘ Sasbacharln ” ......... M oszkow ski

tie Duke of A lva.”De G reef

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S a in t-S3ym phony............J..

Tschaikows,am let ”...............

A m broise :............. ......P«i

3uite,” Coleridge TayUoheogrln” ......W a t 'old M ahtyl (tenor).

Teleph m e

SEEDS,

ROSEM A N U R E , L O A M , S A N D , A N

C H O IC E OUT F L O W E R S a n d a l l F L

M l o f

TH IS OLD-ESTABLI8HEd 4^V /~1 BUSINESS OF T H E LATE I j •

FLORAL DEPOT, GILDRED6E RD.,W H E R E ALT.

Cashmere and Scotch for Officers’ Uniforms.

DEPARTMENT.Tweeds, Khaki

NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIV EN on behalf of th e Food Controller th a t ALL SUGAR which w as issued for preserving and rem ains unused MUST BE RETU RNED TO TH E SU PPLIER S, and m ust no t be re ta ined for fu tu re use. otherw ise any Person offending w ill be liable to proceedings under th e Food H oarding O rder and also th e above-named Order.

■I H . W . F O V A R G U E ,. E xeoutive Officer.

8th February , 1918. ..a . , .

STORY OF A £ 7 0 ,0 0 0 WILL.»i— ■■■■ ■»» ■ ■

A N E A S T B O U R N E W IT N E S S .

ih o r cheque paym ents In exchange & Son, 100, Term inns-road, E ast, th-street, E x e te r . ' Telephone 452-,ic e s .—T h r e e d o z e n b e a n t i -

lan ta ; ju s t nnpaoked.—G as Com- !jrom 1& 6a.Ib lkTS.—‘S a c c h a r in e c a n b e

One tab le t equal to one L ion D ru g sto res, 53d, Term inns- ’rioe la. 8d. pe r 100, or 16s. per

'lo r en c b N ig h t in g a l e . — th e B ritish U nion for th e Aboli

tion of jViviseotion, • M iss Beatrice K idd is to give a lecture on “ T he L ife of Florence N ightingale ” a t th e Saffrons Room s on Tuesday afternoon next. T he lecture w ill he iU ustrated by lan tern views.

W o u n d e d H o u ses a t ! t h e F r o n t . — A popular lan te rn leotute on th e wbrk of th e R oyal Society for th e Prevention of (pruelty to Anim als among wonnded horses a t th e F ro n t will- be given a t the Town HaU on F rid ay afternoon n ex t by C aptain Fairholm e, Secretary of the. Society. T he lim elight p ictures are, we hear, particu larly good and as C aptain Fairholm e is an able and in teresting lecturer, all a ttend ing on th e in teresting occasion m ay count ion spending a very p leasant and edifying tim e. T ick ets taay be!obtained of M rs. Swin- ford. M inster Lodge, Grtissington-road, and M iss Looke- Paddon, hon. secretary of th e E astbourne branch, 1, Oom pton-street. I ?

T h e Co lo n ia l I a nd Co n t in e n t a l Ch u r c h Sooibtt. — Colonel S ir Jo h n O ttley, K .O .I .E ., is to preside a t a m eeting in connection w ith th is Society, a t th e Town HaU, on M onday afternoon next. T he special speakers will be Rev. H . W . K i Mowll, whose subject is ‘‘W ith th e P ioneers in W estern C anada,” and Rev.S. M . S tew art, who WiU give a lan te rn ta lk on “ The children of- th e snows!.” Adm ission is free, b u t a portion o f th e j seats are -reserved, tiojkets for which m ay be obtained from Mrs; N eligan, 69, E n y s-ro ad ; Mrs. K erry , H oly T rin ity V icarage : M rs. H opkins, AU Souls’ V ioarage; Mrs. R yle, 5, Hardwiok-road ; M iss Surridge, D arley Lodge, M eads; and M iss M artin , 4, Grange-road. i

P r e s e n t a t io n —̂I n r e c o g n i t i o n of h is u n t i r in g services as Secretary of th e M en’s Section of Sussex /15 V olun tary Aid! D etachm ent, M r. H . R . J . Copies ton was m ade th e recipient, on the 1s t inst., of an iUuminated address and a cheque from h is fellow m embers and friends. Dr. A. P . Sherwood presided a t th e meeting, which took place* a t Avenue House, D r. A. G. Oluffe being am ongst those present, who num bered about 90. T he presentation, wap m ade in appreciative term s by th e Section Leader, M r.|R . G. H all, and a suitable acknowledgem ent was madq by M r. Copies ton.

Ma s t e r Ba k e r s ’ A sso c ia tio n . — A t th e annual m eeting of th is Association, held a t th e R oyal H otel, on M onday evening, M r. E . D. H yde was elected presiden t for th e einsuing year. O ther appointm ents w ere : V ice - president, M r. L . Me Lachlan ; hon. treasnrer, M r. F . J : L o w er; hon secretary, M r. G. A . W isem an ; committee, M essrs/ Soddy, Thomas, S teadman, CampbeU, and G. F . H ide. I1

R a il w a y S e r v ic e .—A le t te r w as re a d a tth e G eneral Purposes Com m ittee of th e Town Council from M r.-W , Boyce suggesting th a t th e R ailw ay Com pany should be asked to improve, th e trail) servioe London. T he comm ittee 1 m ittee is of opinion th a t th e pi for m aking anv audhlsuggestic

N a t io n a l W a r B oi invested in N ational W ar B<F ebruary 2nd was £241,180. th e 2nd th e am ount subseribi £16,665 in the preceding weel

A l l S a in ts’ 1“ Gr a n d Ol d W om an .”—F ro m “ AU Saints’ Parochial N otes! W e offer bur loving wishes to Miss B athurst, who will a tta in th e advanced age of 96 on th e 2nd. W e [congratulate her on th e wonderful'possession stiff o t h e r faculties. She is th e ‘ G rand Old W onian’ of our congregation.”

S t . S a v io u r ’s D e d ic a tio n F e s t iv a l .—T he dedication festival was observed a t St. Saviour’s Ohuroh on Sunday, when; th e Bishop; of Lewes preached twice to large congregations. AU th e services, in fact, were well attended . T he anthems: sang during th e day were “ H ow lovely is T by dwelling p lace” (Brahms) and “ H allelu jah unto God’s A lm ighty S o n ” (Beethoven). Collections for the day am ounted to £24. 10s. 9

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E A S T B O U R N E O H B O N IO I iB . S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 9 , X9 1 8 .

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;d Teas served D a ily , e xcep t on Sundays.

ednesdays included (Saturdays, 8 o’clock).ion

ipular notions

and C atering according to opportunity andrestriction,

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eighteen months ago, and has from the! dustbins. A ll Paper c for re-pulping.

I f you have not yet coiam

W A S T E P A P E R C O M P A N Y , 6 7 a , r n e , Jcommenced a war o n waste

the Sachs, collect the Paper,

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succeeded in rescuing tons of paper ollected is sent to the Paper M ills

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enced to save your W aste Paperstart tti-day. Get in communication with us, and we w ill provide

and pay good prices for it.

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ST. SAVIOUR’S CHOIR CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

B IS H O P O F .EW ES D IS T R IB U T E S T H E j P R IZ E S .

P R E -W A R W O R K I N P A L E S T IN E M E S O P O T A M IA

AND

I n th e presenoe of a large gathering,! on Mom evening, th e prizes were presented jfco successful pu] a t S t. Saviour’s Choir School. G uests w ere welcoi b y th e V icar of S t. Saviour’s (Rev. Canon H . U rl W helpton), M rs. >Vhelpton, th e W arden of th e Sch<(Rev. O. W . Hcjrsburgh) an d M rs. H orsbnrgh. a ha ttrac tiv e prOfifratiame of p a r t songs w as contributed by t . , . . . .. iLth e boys, under th e conductorship of M r. J . |R . 1 sta tions in those lands. T he outside in te res t lies in th e D ear, organist and ohoirm aster. T h is opened w ith faob th a t m any of th e places of' wbioh she spoke are a tth e “ Song of th e Cuckoo,” words by K a te Purvis, I * ■ ------- ? - - > -------- mu---------- - i------ -a n d m usic by M r. Dear, and w as followed by the

; T h e lectures given under th e auspioes of th e Ohnrch M issionary Society, in th e Town H all, on W ednesday, were of m ore th an solely m issionary in terest. T he work of th e sooiety and th e s ta te of th e people in | M esopotam ia and Palestine was outlined by M rs. F . Johnson, who has worked for m any years in different

' ORCHESTRAL OONOEp.TS.

o ro hestra . provided particu larly a ttrac tiv e oonoerts I during th e week end. On Saturday n ig h t M iss M argaret Nolrton, th e vocalist, sang very effectively “ Softly awakes my h e a r t” (from “ Samson and D e lilah ” ), “ T he Glorv of th e S e a ” (Sanderson) and o ther songs. H e r |

and songs by Sanderson and H untingdon WooifrnanJ O rchestral features of M onday’s conoert were th e |

su ite from Berlioz’s “ F a u s t” and ‘th e balle t music from th e opera “ T he Silver B e ll” (Saint Saens). T he p ro gram m e also included a novelty in th e shape of a “ Rom anoe for violin an d h a rp ” (John Thomas),1 in | which M r. George, C athie and M r. F re d H aslam were successfully associated. 1

G rieg’s compositions m ade u p th e im po rtan t divisi, of Tuesday’s program m e, several choice i

I exam ples of th e d istinguished composer's . being presented! On W ednesday afternoon th e chief feature of a delightful conoert was Coleridge T aylor’s “ P e tite su itedeconoert,” of whioh M r. Norfolk Megpne secured a very happy in terp reta tion . In th e evening operatio musio was th e order, and th e andienoe were favoured w ith fine perform ances of selections from “ T an n h au ser” ' (W agner), “ L a B ohem e” (Pnooini),(■ OaTmen” , (Bizet), “ II T ro v a to re” (V erdi) and “ F a u s t ” (Gounod).

Y esterday afternoon M r. M egone brought off th e first of a new series of oham ber music oonoerts. T he artists , w ho achieved a g rea t success in eaoh of the chosen num bers, w ere first violin, M r. George C a th ie ; second violin, M r. C harles P errinob ; viola, M r. G aston J o u lia ; violoncello, M r. W illiam Sasbach; piano, M rs. A lbert R ow artb. A m ongst th e works perform ed were the fo llow ing: “ T rio for violin, ’cello and piano in F ,” op. 42 (N iels G a d e ); “ Sonata for violin and piano ” (A rth u r H in to n ); and “ Q uin te tte for strings and ' p iano,” in A, op. 81 (Dvorak). M . Leopold M ahtyl, th e | ta len ted French tenor, who had been speoially engag bad a very cordial reoeption, h is program m e num bers | being enthusiastically encored. 1 -_V

- M . M ah ty l is to sing again a t th e ensuing week-end concerts, for whioh first-class program m es, as usual, have been arranged.

S Y M P H O N Y C O N O ER T.N ex t F rid a y afternoon ano ther sym phony concert

w ill be given in th e W in te r G arden. T he orohestra will play M endelssohn's sym phony in A m inor. T he vocalist w ill be M r. F ra n k M ailings, the distinguished E nglish tenor, who w ill 'appear, in a song oyole en titled “ T he H ebrides.” 1 / i

“ T H E H U S T L E R S .”D istinctly A m erican in flavour, and m ost appro

p ria te ly nam ing them selves “ T he H ustlers,” th e oompany who have occupied th e V audeville Pavilion th is week present qu ite th e b righ test production th a t has been seen a t th e P a rk for some tim e. T hey establish them selves on excellent term s w ith th e ir audienoes a t th e opening num ber, and th e rest of th e program m e

i is hustled through in m ost en terta in ing fashion. T he com pany is strong bo th