Saturday, August 16, 1930

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DITCH TOO MUCH FOR TERRIERS' ARMOURED CAR

An armoured car, driven by Territorials who are in camp at Shoreham, in difficulties during field operations on the Sussex Downs.

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V.C.'s PIPES.Mr. D. Laidlaw, ot Bowsden, teaching his son to play on the pipes which he played near Loos in 1915 during an assault, when he won the V.O.

A smarttwo-piece made of blacl: georgette and velvet with a beaded belt. Baroque, ("Daily Mirror.")

SNUB TO MRS. G-EUWDY.Mrs. Grundy relegated to the background in the procession at Eastbourne fancy dress carnival.("Daily Mirror "photograph.)

EQUILIBItlUM.A demonstration near Covent Garden yesterday by a market porter, who carried twenty baskets on his head. He had many admirers.

Mrs. Philip Snowden, who was prevented from giving evidence at Farnham by illness at Wildbad-Gastein, Austria, is much better.

THE CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA

CIGARETTES

Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats

CARRERAS LIMITED. LONDON. 142 YEARS' REPUTATION for QUALITY^
H a v e You Tried Craven " A " Tobacco? Cool and F r a g r a n t . F l a t Focket T i n s , loz. 1/1; 2oz. 2/2.

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