The Kington Times - December 1917
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Kington Times 1st December 1917 - Page 1
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| Date | 01/12/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 1st December 1917 |
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KINGTON XMAS AUCTION . TESSRS . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY will SATURDAY , DEC . 1. 1917 . USING POTATOES TO SAVE city and city , one rural area and another . But BREAD . LORD RHONDDA APPEALS FOR NATIONAL SACRIFICE . the pledge was even signed by 25,000 soldiers at Camp Dodge . The Food Administration points out that if half the American people save a loaf of bread weekly they will release 50,000,000 loaves a Sir Arthur Yapp , the Director of Food week . for their European Allies , with no dis- Economy , is anxious that the present very turbance of American convenience ; and the should be utilised in all private houses , cand million dollars . From the NATIONAL FOOD also in hotels , restaurants and other public JOURNAL . eating places , in such a way as to save Bread . NEXT SALE Mold the above Sale of FAT & STORE large surplus stock of potatoes and vegetables value , of the daily export will be about half - a HEAVY and LIGHT HORSES , at Leominster , on STOCK , on FRIDAY , DECEMBER 14th , 1917 . Early Entries kindly Solicited . It has been brought to his notice that in many public eating places the charge for a Auction Offices : Craven Armis , Hereford and portion of potatoes and other vegetables is Friday , January 25th , 1918 , Kington . Entries Close Wednesday , Jan. 16th . Early entries solicited . Note . - All Farmers entering Horses must get a Permit to Sell from their respective County Agricultural Executive Committee . Auctioneers ' Offices , Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . LEOMINSTER STOCK MARKET . TUESDAY , DECEMBER 4th , 1917 .. AT Cattle and Sheep , 10.30 a.m .; Calves , 11.30 ; Store Cattle and Pigs , 11.45 . Entries kindly solicited . Will include a consignment of Six Young Pedigree BERKSHIRE HILTS , from Stockton- bury . EDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN . Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . BURLINGJOBB , Five minutes walk from Stanner Station and 3 miles from Kington . EDWA DWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN are favoured with instructions from the Representatives of the late Mrs. Hughes , to Sell by Auction , on MONDAY , DECEMBER 10th , 1917 , Well - bred HEREFORD CATTLE , 18 100 Improved Radnor Forest SHEEP , 2 Pigs , 2 Cart Mares , Agricultural Imple- ments , Gearing , Potatoes , Winter and Grass Keep , and the Household Furniture ( including some valuable . pieces ) . Sale at 11.30 o'clock prompt . Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . AULDEN , Four miles from Leominster . EDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN have received instructions from the Exors of the late Mr. H. Griffiths , to Sell by Auction , On THURSDAY , DECEMBER 20th , 1917 , the whole of the Building Materials , Converted and Round Timber , 3 Portable Steam Engines , Rack Saw Bench ( 48ft long , to take 5ft . saw ) , Threshing Machine ( 4ft . 6in . , by Foster & Co. ) , Straw Trusser ( by Hornsby ) , Cider Making NEW SUGAR SYSTEM . so relatively high as to encourage people to A COUPON SCHEME TO BE INTRODUCED . order bread instead . This is very much against the national interest at present , and By Messrs . KNIGHT , FRANK & RUTLEY Sir Arthur Yapp desires it to be clearly under- CORN GROWING & GRAZING LAND . OLD WESTON COURT , Shropshire , and . TOTHILL FARM , Herefordshire , two valuable Farms of 385 and 163 acres respec- tively ; also 12 acres of PASTURE LAND will be offered by Auction , at the Royal Oak Hotel , Leominster , IN JANUARY , 1918 . stood that he expects the management of all public eating places to alter their arrangements accordingly . " RATION CARD . " FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS FOR The HOUSEHOLDERS . Few - members of the public are yet aware of of the revolution in the sugar - rationing It is stated that it is still quite common for system hidden in the may galations g al recently published . meat , eggs , etc. to be served on toast or bread . cases of removal This practice should be immediately discon - household sugar - card system is to be wiped tinued and the use of bread should be dis - out , and a coupon system gradually introduced couraged in every way possible , so long as One of the Food Control officials explained on potatoes and other vegetables are abundant . Thursday some of the main points of the In particular , it is most desirable that in all change as follows : - public eating places as little bread as possible should be served at lunch and dinner when potatoes and other vegetables are available in in separate lots . AUCTIONEERS : KNIGHT , FRANK & RUT- abundance , as at present . LEY , 20 , Hanover Square , W.1 . , By Messrs . E. HAMMOND & SON . E , Hammond & Son Auctioneers , Valuers , House , Estate , and Insurance Agents , Conduct all classes of SALES BY AUCTION VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE , Etc. , RENTS and BOOK DEBTS COLLECTED . Personal Attention , Prompt Settlements . ESTABLISHED 1881 . Offees : Highbury House , Leominster . CASKS ! CASKS ! by Auction , in the Corn Square , on FRIDAY NEXT , DECEMBER 7th , 1917 , some CASKS , of various sizes . Sale at 1.30 o'clock . No sugar is to be supplied on the existing sugar cards , issued to families and households . Their place will be taken by cards issued to individuals . In order to obtain individual cards for the household the following proced- Sir Arthur Yapp urges the public to give their full support to these recommendations , jure must be observed : as this is of great importance in utilising the national food supply to the utmost advantage . Lord Rhondda has cabled to Mr. Hoover the following message concerning Food Pledge Week : - " When the contemptible little British Army ' three years ago flung itself into the breach and barred the road to Calais , it was inspired , not by a reasoned hope of defeating overwhelmingly the German Army , not by any thought of conquest , but by those highest of human aspirations , duty and self - sacrifice . In glorious fulfilment of those aspirations the majority of that ' contemptible little army now lie in soldiers ' graves . In the cause millions of our manhood have freely offered their lives . " The gallant Belgian handful that saved the day by holding the German armies at Liege ; Take your sugar card , between November 26th and December 15th to the grocer whose name appears upon it . He will give you in return a declaration form " for each person in the household . Take away these forms and get them signed individually by the persons for whom sugar is required . Return the signed forms to your grocer . The grocer will give you in exchange the corresponding number of individual cards . It will be necessary to show these cards to him every time you wish to draw a sugar ration for the person who has signed- whether yourself or some other member of the family . This procedure must be followed whether or not there has been a removal from the family . The whole object of the new system is to shattered at the Battle of the Marne the their sugar rations wherever they may be . Kaiser's dream of a Prussianised Europe ; the Any Londoner going , say , to stay at Man- " I have already placed all the prime neces- sities of life under Government control , both It as to import and home production price . would have been impossible to do this without your co - operation and advice in connection with our imported supplies . DECLARATION FORMS TO BE FILLED UP . Free by post per quarter , 118. 8d . , payable in adune BEFORE THE WAR PRICE ONE PENNY . British Boots and Shoes were eagerly sought after in every Continent Superior quality , Distinctive style and Finest workmanship had won for them Ross & Son High Ltd. KINGTON . High Street an enviable position in the markets of the world High Street . ASSOCIATIONS WITH WEOBLEY . TO - DAY Tire well - shod armies of the Allied living are a Powers testimony to the excellency of these productions . IN THE FUTURE Many opportunities for strengthening that hard - won position will occur ; mean- while - war - time quality is unavoidable and sacrifices must be made - BUT REMEMBER THIS ROSS Footwear represents the pick of the Civilian Market . " PALESTINE . COUNTRY . 400 dead were less than was feared . the magnificent troops of France that for ever enable people to move about freely and draw A VENERABLE CLERGYMAN . TURKS FAIL TO STEM OUR PUSH IN practically wiped out the Turkish force , over a case where strength and skill met with ESSRS . E. HAMMOND & SON will Sell Serbs who contested inch by inch against in- chester ( or vice versa ) will take his sugar card An event of considerable interest to residents ASTONISHING CHANGE IN FACE OF THE their rewards . The Turks were utterly routed finitely superior forces the integrity of their with him , and upon presenting it at a post in the West Midlands will be celebrated_next and very few survivors continued their way to native land - all were actuated by the same office obtain a supply of " sugar coupons " Palestine , November 21st . - There has been their supports near Ramleh . motives . It was too late for the Anzacs to push on , Most of them now have only white sufficient for eight weeks , and available for Monday , when one of the best known Evan- clergymen in London - Prebendary stubborn fighting during the last forty - eight wooden crosses to mark their self - sacrifice and use at any grocer's . When he draw these gelical hours in the Judean Hills , where small bodies but next morning they entered Ramleh with- devotion to duty . coupons he will give up his individual " house- Webb - Peploe will attain his 80th birthday . The Rev. Hanmer William Webb - Peploe is of Turks are attempting to delay our advance out opposition and captured 300 prisoners . " To my own fellow countrymen I say quite hold " ticket , and will subsequently receive the youngest son of the Rev. J. B. Webb ( who rather than attempting to hold any specified At Lydda a large amount of war material was frankly that what we ask of them in food through the post a " ration card . " This found , the enemy having hurriedly retired afterwards added the name of Peploe ) , of line .. The narrow rocky defiles and gorges in during the night . The following day Jaffa was economy is scarcely worthy the name of sacri- " ration card , " which will entitle him to draw Garnstone Castle , Herefordshire . Prebendary these parts facilitate defensive tactics on more fice . If those who continue to live and stay more coupons , is the ultimate form which the Webb - Peploe was educated at Cheltenham and or less guerilla lines , but they are not proving tions , extending over a fortnight with almost In all these opera- entered by the Anzacs . in comparative comfort at home - air raids do organisation is to assume . Cambridge . In his early years at Cambridge very effective against our determined progress , daily fighting , it is gratifying to know that . not really disturb the daily routine - are not he had a heavy fall while practising as a which continues satisfactorily . willing to deprive themselves of quite unessen- gymnast , which necessitated that three years . The inhospitable character of the region and our losses were comparatively small , and es- tial foods , then our bravest men died in vain . NEW SUGAR CARDS FOR EVERYBODY should be spent on his back . He persevered , our lengthening lines of communication natur- pecially in the case of the animals , very much however , with his intention of becoming a ally throw a great strain on the transport . A clergyman , in spite of the fact that all his heavy storm yesterday did not help matters , examinations both for deacon and ordination but the organisation is so efficient and such had to be taken in a recumbent position . His energy and goodwill are exhibited on all hands first curacy was at Weobley , near his father's that the troops have not had to suffer from any old home , and adjoining the parish of King's shortage . Fortunately the rain seldom lasts Pyon , where he himself was to labour for more than a day or two , and to - day's bright thirteen years from 1863-76 , in which year he sunshine and wind have restored normal con- became Vicar of St. Paul's , Onslow Square , ditions . where , for 41 years , he has been a leading force in Evangelism , and on more than one occasion has crossed swords with the Bishop An application form must be filled up of London . by those persons who have either never been When resident in preacher of considerable registered on a household sugar card or who looked upon as a have been so registered but have since power , and on the occasion of his sermons in ceased to be members of that household . On the Cathedral , when Dr. Atlay was Bishop , receipt of this form the Ministry of Food will and Dr. Herbert Dean , always attracted large forward a ration paper to the applicant , upon . audiences . production of which sugar coupons will be The arrangements for the celebration are issued by post offices . in the hands of the London Clerical and Lay This form , which is printed in black , must Evangelical Union , of which the Rev. H. W. be obtained from post offices between Novem- Webb - Peploe is president . Prebendary of St. Paul's in 1893. The rever ber 26th and December 15th . end gentleman married in 1863 a daughter of KINGSLAND Horse Slaughtering YARD . Plant , Large Quantity of Cider Casks , Flat - sole sected within 14 miles of Leominster . Timber Carriage , Old Iron , etc. Sale at 11 o'clock prompt . " If there is no marked reduction as a result of our voluntary food economy campaign , the nation must be put on compulsory rations . The disadvantages of this you know better than I , but you also know that we are all faced with a shortage of the world's supply of cereals , meats , fats and sugar . For all these the Allies in Europe are largely dependent Unless , there is upon the American people . The only place where animals can be dis real self - sacrifice , real co - operation in the com- mon campaign for conservation and increased production of food , then food will not win the The result of your Food Pledge Week means much to us and more to civilisation . " - From the NATIONAL , FOOD JOURNAL . Catalogues of the AUCTIONEERS , Leominster , H. J. Pritchard Hereford and Tenbury . By Mr. R.H. GEORGE R. H. GEORGE , Auctioneer , Valuer Land Agent , and Surveyor , PROPERTY and TIMBER SPECIALIST , MORTGAGE BROKER , VALUER and ARBI- TRATOR under the Agricultural Holdings Act , 1908. REPORTS , RECORDS and SUR- VEYS carefully and personally attended to . HOTEL and PUBLIC HOUSE VALUER . VALUATIONS for ESTATE DUTY , MORT- GAGE , ASSESSMENT APPEALS , & c . PERIODICAL SALES of PROPERTIES . Prompt settlements in all cases . ESTABLISHMENT 1880 . Offices : - Croftmead , Kingsland , Herefordshire . Leominster Office Corn Square . BO By Mr. JOHN NORTON . 41 , MILL STREET , LUDLOW . R. JOHN NORTON is instructed by the MR . Representatives of the late Arthur Ashton , Esq . , to Sell by Auction , on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY , DECEMBER 5th & 6th , 1917 , war . Is now living at BROOMY HILL FARM , HOW THE MASSES WILL BE FED . KINGSLAND . Letters and telegrams sent to The Food Controller and the Director of the Yard would be dealt with promptly . Food Economy have repeatedly urged upon Horse Slaughtering , Ete . Local Committees the importance of being pre- The only Horse Slaughtering License in pared with the necessary arrangements for feeding masses of the people , should there be North Herefordshire is now held by H. Jany serious or sudden breakdown of food sup- Pritchard who intends to carry this on plies . Central kitchens are to be established Business in a satisfactory manner to all con- only for the preparation and supply of cooked cerned . food to be consumed off the premises , but it will sometimes be advisable , where there is a large populous area to be served , to arrange in addition for a number of distributing depots . All Carcases paid for in cash before removal . Letters and Telegrams : 33 , Bargates , Leo minster , or Broomy Hill , Kingsland . as SHORTAGE OF BUTTER , TEA , AND SUCAR IN MANY TOWNS . The difficulty of obtaining such provisions butter , margarine , toa , and sugar is be- coming more and more pronounced , especially in provincial towns . Many grocers will only sell margarine on two days a week , and on Saturday unusally large queues assembled in an endeavour to obtain even the smallest quantity .. So short have the supplies become , or so un- equally are they distributed , that thousands of people in various towns had to be turned away , stocks being quickly exhausted . longer than they have ever People waited patiently for a long time in the hope that they would be able to buy nalt of a pound of tea . not succeed . a pound of butter or margarine and a quarter In many cases they did Kitchens are to be self - supporting so far . as possible . They shall be free from the element of charity , and so conducted that any person may use them with self - respect . Grants will be made by the Ministry of Food toward the initial cost of equipment , and orders will shortly be issued dealing with the financial aspect of the question and legalising the estab- lishment of central kitchens by Local Authori- ties o rother persons acting on their behalf.- ' From the NATIONAL FOOD JOURNAL . CAUSE OF BUTTER SHORTAGE . The main reason for the shortage of butter is the restriction of the supply from Denmark and Holland , from which in normal times the bulk of the imported supply comes . " RETAILER'S SUGAR TICKET . " The Ministry of Food forwards the following for publication : - Some misunderstanding appears to have arisen in regard to the arrangements under the Sugar Distribution Scheme for dealing with removals , and the following explanation is therefore issued : - I. 2. A declaration form must be filled up by Herefordshire he was IIe was made a BROMYARD . or in respect of each person included in a the Lord Justice Lush . household sugar card who still remains a member of that household . In exchange for for it a " retailer's sugar ticket " will be issued in respect of each such person , which should be produced when sugar is being pur- chased and which can also be used upon removal in order to obtain a ration paper and sugar coupons . This form , which is printed in red , should be obtained as soon as possible after December 8th , from the retailer with whom the house- hold sugar card has been deposited . STATE MEAT MONOPOLY . the POLICE COURT . to As HIGHER PAY FOR ARMY AND NAVY . SOLDIER'S MINIMUM OF 1s . 6d . A DAY . HOSPITAL STOPPAGES ABOLISHED . The natives are everywhere taking advan- tage of the first rains to begin ploughing , and Government are to allot £ 30,000,000 more indeed an astonishing change has come over ing the pay of the non - commissioned ranks of than was originally intended towards increas- the face of the country . In the sandy region the Navy and Army . south of Gaza abundant verdure seems This was the gratifying announcement made in the House of Cominons on Monday by Mr. spring up almost in the course of a night . though at the summons of an enchanter's Bonar Law , wand the whole aspect of the country is altered . Everywhere is green where formerly to a number of questions , said the The Chancellor of the Exchequer , in reply Govern- ment had considered the matter again and had . going has also greatly improved , although decided to make certain further awards . rather late for us to benefit by it . We have advanced so far in Palestine that an additional £ 50,000,000 for the first year and The original awards were estimated we are well beyond the sandy limits , except £ 54,000,000 for the second year . in the vicinity of the coast , the soil around increase of The total Ramleh and to the south almost to Beersheba £ 65,000,000 for the first year and £ 69,000,000 being clay - like loam , very sticky during rain for the second year . but ordinarily firm under foot . The details of the scheme , which were pub- The nights have turned bitterly cold , which , lished on Monday , are in the main the same in the circumstances , is more likely to tell on as those announced on October 1st . The new the enemy than our well - clad lads , who are features consist of minimum rates of pay as also more accustomed to climatic vicissitudes follows : - was tiresome , monotonous , yellow sand . Monday , before Messrs . H. J. Bailey , W. than are the Turks . Guess and L. Enderby . A youth of Stoke Lacy was fined 5s . for driving a horse and cart without a light . For a similar offence Mrs. Weaver , of Little Cowarne , was fined 5s . W. F. R. Cowpland , Ullingswick , was fined £ 1 for using a carriage without a license . J. A. Thomas , farmer , was fined 7s . 6d . for not having a dog license . a wounded soldier . Jones wrote to his wife BRITISH STORM MIZPAH . PROGRESS IN PALESTINE . A CHECK AT ONE POINT . The cost the further awards would be ARMY . Infantry , Cavalry , and Artillery . Privates Lance - corporals Corporals s . d . 16 19 20 These rates will cover the 3d . hitherto given War Office , Saturday . - On the 21st our after two years ' service as Class 2 Proficiency troops stormed the Nebi Samwil ridge , the site Pay . A.B. ratings Leading ratings NAVY . 2d . 3d . at Those who qualify for Class 1 Profi- Mr. Foster , solicitor , of Malvern and Brom of the ancient Mizpah , which is 5,000 west of ciency Pay will receive an extra 3d . after six NO MORE COMPETITIVE BUYING OF yard , appeared for Olive Weaver , a married the Jerusalem - Nablus road . Repeated months ' service instead of two years . CATTLE . woman , of Cradley , in an application against counter - attacks by the Turks have been beaten Sergeants and higher ranks drawing Class T. H. Sturkey , married man , of Cradley , but off . Defending The enemy has bombarded the mosque I Proficiency Pay will continue to draw 6d . Food Ministry against charges of lack of enterprise in not bringing asked to withdraw the summons in view of a containing the traditional tomb of the Prophet as at present , but after six months instead which it had been laid Samuel , which our recent decision , in troops have carefully of two years , and in addition will receive an available meat from America , Mr. Boys , at a down that a married woman in such circum- avoided . increase of 3d . a day to their pay . London Wholesale Meat stances could not ) sue under the Bastardy Act . meeting of the Our mounted troops which had approached Traders on Thursday , said there was no ton- Case withdrawn . Royal Engineers , Army Service Corps , Army Beitunia on the 21st were forced back by a nage to bring the meat here , and there was Ordnance Corps , Royal Army Medical Corps , In the Children's Court Frank Shore , a The no prospect of such tonnage . strong counter - attack , and are now holding and Army Veterinary Corps will continue to native of Rochdale , was charged with stealing Beit - ur - el - Foka ( upper Beth - Horon ) . After be rated for Engineer and Corps pay as cause of the reduced supply of butter available feed the population , and even though we It took 40,000 tons of meat every week to The queues in some parts of London were from these two countries is the shortage of might never have to come to the pass of and enclosed two 10s . notes and gave it to action on November 19th , when the enemy than 1s . 6d . a day . two 10s . notes , the property of Harry Jones , heavy rain the weather is now bright and cold . present , but in no case will Regimental Pay General Allenby reports that the successful and Engineer or Corps Pay together be less been before . fodder and in particular of imported feeding individual rationing , it was almost certain that the youth to post . The envelope of the let- stuffs . A more ample supply of butter from were driven from the defile west of Kuryet el Denmark and Holland could be ensured by in the meantime , with our supplies so very ter was found some distance away , while Enab , was due to the gallantry of Somerset , allowing more feeding - stuffs to be imported near the marigin of demand , there must be Mrs. Jones never received the notes . On be- Wiltshire and Gurkha , regiments . That could only ing charged , the boy said he took the notes into those countries , but that would result in inequalities of distribution . an increased supply of butter to Germany also , be put right by some central body acting be- to pay his fare home . The mother of the boy which would be a more serious evil . tween one district and another . necessary , therefore , to choose between indulg- said the Government intended to stop all com- offered to pay the money back . - Bound over Mr. Twigg , the chairman of the meeting , for six months . Kate Fishbourne , a domestic ing ourselves in a more ample supply of but- servant , in petitive buying of cattle . They would be ter and thereby sending more into Germany bought by the Live Stock Commission and put Much Cowarne , was charged with stealing a the employ of Mrs. Farr , of Leighton Court , and , as an alternative , reducing our own into the butcher's shop at a fixed price . stuffs into Holland and thus reducing the Ger- Government were the buyers and the sellers , employ of Mr. Farr . Defendant was sent to supply by preventing the import of feeding- leather purse containing £ 3 12s . 6d . , the prop- Mr. Griffiths said that under the scheme the erty of Roka Birzich , an Austrian , in the man supply still more drastically than our own . The latter policy has been adopted by and the association would be their agents . It a home and bound over for six months . I was clear , he added , that we shall not lose the Ministry of Food , and efforts are being made with considerable success to secure im- any thing on this job ( laughter ) . ports from sources outside Europe in order to balance the loss caused by the reduction of the supply normally drawn from Denmark and Holland . From the NATIONAL , FOOD JOURNAL . SUGAR FOR TRAVELLERS . A general shortage existed at Nottingham . and only those who went to the shops early succeeded in obtaining supplies . the costly Furnishings , including Mahogany Unprecedented scenes were witnessed at Telescope Dining Tables , Sets of Mahogany Leicester . The shops were beseiged at an Dining Chairs , 6ft . Spanish Mahogany Side- early hour by crowds of men and women board , Turkey and Axminster Carpets , Set of anxious to obtain butter , margarine , tea , 4 Ebonized and Gilt Heppelwhite Arm Chairs , sugar , and other commodities , and Timepieces , Bronzes , Occasional Tables and police marshalled the queues . Many of the Chairs , Electric Standard Lamps , Antique shops sold out before thousands of would - be Mahogany and Oak Pillar Tables , a few choice purchasers were able to obtain supplies . pieces of Antique China and Glass , Oil Paint- Police also had to control the queues at etc. , etc. 4 o'clock . Catalogues from the AUCTIONEER , Imperial Chambers , Ludlow ( Tel . 70 ) , or Tenbury . cream cheeses . special It is FOOD HOARDER FINED . NATIONAL WAR MUSEUM . ANZACS . Petty officer ratings Chief petty officer ratings 5d . 5d . with an increase of 3d . a day to A.B. ratings after three years instead of after 6 years as at present . INCREASED WAITING ALLOWANCE . 27s . 6d . A WEEK FOR SOLDIERS TILL PENSION IS FIXED . war FINE WORK BY CAVALRY . CHARGES OF MIDLANDERS AND British Headquarters , Palestine , Nov. 22.- In no series of operations of recent times have the cavalry played a larger and more impor- tant or more successful role than in the offensive in Palestine . The details of the brilliant operation which resulted in the cap- ings and Engravings , Easy and Single Chairs , Hitchin , which is only a small town , and crowds ture of Beershedo have already been tele- Couches , Old Chippendale Wall Mirror , Wheel waited round the shops at the colliery town graphed , but the share taken by cavalry in Sir A. Griffih Boscawen , Parliamentary Sec- Barometer in Sheraton case , Antique Brass and of Coalville . A tea and sugar famine pre- The Committee of the National War the subsequent dispersal and pursuit of the retary to the Pensions Ministry , at a other Fenders , Bedroom Appointments , Bed- vailed at Woking . Museum are anxious to make as far as pos- enemy has been inadequately dealt with . It aims meeting at Walsall on Sunday evening , steads , Mattresses , Wardrobes , Toilet Tables ; Butter was practically unobtainable in many Jacob Smith , a rag merchant , of Haworth sible , a complete record of the war in photo- was a strenuous period for all , and especially announced that the Ministry proposed to in- and Washstands in Mahogany , Chests of towns throughout last week , and a large num- Street , Cheetham , was charged at Manchester graphs whch should be of permanent and for the horses , which were called upon to crease to 27s . 6d . the present weekly allow- while waiting for pen- Drawers , Toilet Services , Brass and Copper ber of people , especially of the poorer classes . historic value for all time . In this section it cover enormous distances . Nevertheless they ance of 14s . to men The new scheme of individual registration on Friday with acquiring between April 9th Utensils , Kitchen Requisites , Garden Effects , had nothing to spread on their bread . That was exclusive of the allowance It for consumers of sugar is a necessary develop- and November 16th two half - sacks ( 2801b . ) of is considered very desirable to include photo- surprised expectations . They were employed ions . Ladders , Wheelbarrows , Lawn Mowers , Tools , is a remarkable fact that , despite the diffi- ment to meet the requirements of that the 20lb . of salt , slb . of onions , and other goods , their lives , or who have received honours and work of mounted infantry , and on two or flour , half a ton of potatoes , 641b . of syrup , graphs of all officers and men who have given to do scouting , to guard flanks , and to do the for children . It was also hoped , Sir Arthur added , to ob- culty of obtaining butter , many provincial nomadic class of the population for whom On view Tuesday , December 4th , from 10 to dairy shops have large quantities of small collective system failed to provide . The such quantities being more than the ordinary decorations during the present war . The three glorious occasions they were enabled to tain Treasury sanction for an increase of pen- household card could not be made to include amount required by the household . Messrs . Committee of the National War Museum fulfil the old - time role of shock tactics . sions to widows and children , especially with in a satisfactory manner actors , commercial Manleys , Ltd. , flour merchants , Bury New therefore appeal to the friends and relations The charge of the Warwickshire and Wor- regard to children ( cheers ) . The Ministry , said the Parliamentary Sec- cestershire Yeomanry at Huj has been already travellers , sick nurses , barge workers and Road , Cheetham , were summoned for supply- of officers and men in both services for such David Roberts , their ( 1 ) Photographs should be many others who spend more of their lives ing the flour , and permanent prints described as also the charge by the Bucks , retary , was doing its best to fit disabled sol- ( bromide ) unmounted . away from home than at home , nor van cashier , was summoned for aiding and abett- Berks , and Dorsets at Hughar . It was the first diers to become wage earners again , and take ( 2 ) Size not larger than 10 x 8 . mentioned Yeomanry who had another oppor- their place in the social life of the country . dwellers and those who have no fixed place of ing . stated Detective - Sergeant Dewar that he ( 3 ) On the back of the photographe should tunity of distinguishing themselves at Bu Considering the fact that there were upwards abode . For these , therefore , the coupon sys- be written in pencil the name , regiment Shuheh on November 13. The Turks held a and that the number was increasing by 15,000 of a million cases on the Ministry's books , tem has been established , and it will also be visited Smith's house and found the goods ( or ship ) , rank , date of death , or decora- ridge of some strength , but were beginning a week , it was surprising that more mistakes Correspondents ' Headquarters , French Army , November 24th . The record of the cease to be members of the household with flour in the house on the food control rations ( 4 ) Photographs made to apply to those who for any reason stored in various parts , including bedrooms . Smith had a wife and five children . The tions , etc. to yield to our pressure , and as they streamed and French army aviators , including the Lafayette which they are at present registered . communications should away down the opposite side this brigade were not made . be sent to the Secretary , National War charged them with cold steel . It was a regu- necessity of investing in war bonds , and said Sir Arthur impressed on his hearers the R. JOHN NORTON is instructed by squadron , for the last ten months up to the facilitate such transfers in the future from the would last three months and the potatoes M Norman Hunt , Esq . ( the well known en October shows that they destroyed 120 nearly six months . Museum , H.M. Office of Works . lar old - time piece of work . The charge was that , if we won , as we should , nothing in the breeder of Utility Poultry ) , to Sell by Auction , Gergian aeroplanes over the French lines , and been taken of requiring each consumer who had been kept over from the time when one system to the other the further step has Mr. Jackson , for the defence , said the flour in the open , and the Turkish losses in killed world could be safer than money invested in 397 over the German lines , the destruction of is not a coupon holder to obtain an individual there was were very heavy and exceeded the prisoners , the securities of the British Government . On THURSDAY , DECEMBER 13th , 1917 , which has been fully confirmed . In addition no restriction . The potatoes were sugar ticket from his grocer , and this , when from a man who owed money and was unable DOC'S MOTOR FUNERAL . who numbered 350. Two machine - guns were the valuable stock of 200 head of PEDIGREE to these 513 others were brought down over the necessity arises , can be immediately ex- to pay . POULTRY , including celebrated strains of the German lines and probably destroyed , but changed for coupons . From the NATIONAL £ 50 FINE FOR WASTE OF PETROL . Next day , however , was the day of the An- White Leghorns , Rhode Island Reds , White confirmation of these was unobtainable . The The Stipendiary ( Mr. Brierley ) : Suppose FOOD JOURNAL . The latter were advancing in the Wyandottes , Indian Runner Ducks , etc. The burial of a pet dog belonging to Lady you grow your own potatoes ? comes to 1,030 in all . Twenty - two centre with a mission to take Ramleh and Modern Appliances include : 8 Incubators German captive balloons were also destroyed of Portland Square , London , at TEN MILLION FOOD SAVERS . Sergeant Dewar : Then you are quite in Anderson , Molesworth Dog order . Cemetery , Huntingdonshire , Lydda . A certain amount of opposition was A Berne despatch received in Rome says it ( from 150 to 390 eggs ) , about 20 well - built encountered , but was easily brushed aside un- is learned from German sources that the Ger- Portable Poultry Houses , Feeding Troughs , Pledge week in the United States has been a The Stipendiary : I am in that position had its sequel at Huntingdon Police Court on triumphant success . til some few miles from Ramleh , two fresh Saturday , when John McCarthy , taxicab dri . The pledge was taken ( laughter ) . man General Staff calculated that the Austro- Foster Mothers ( 150 chick size ) by best and German offensive against Italy would reach by 10,000,000 families , by 90 per cent . of the Mr. Jolley , on makers , Cyphers , Portable Hovers , several behalf of Manleys , Ltd. , ver , of Maida Vale , who conveyed the coffin Turkish battalions hundred new Sitting - egg and Day - old Chick first class hotels , and by 224 out . of 225 res- said that in normal times flour was sold by containing the dog from London to Moles- counter - attacked with much determination , the Po in one month , and the French Alps taurants belonging to a New York association . them in half - sacks . They did not know of worth , together with Sir Maurice and Lady getting within fifteen yards of the New Zea- in two months . Hindenburg's dream was to Boxes , 2,000 yards Wire Netting ( 18 guage ) , were being rung in honour of the British The campaign continues . Launched in the the existence of the order when they sold it . Anderson , was fined £ 50 under the Motor land mounted troops , who had dismounted deliver a knock - out blow against Italy and Creosoted Posts and Gates , 12cwt . Poultry victory on the Western front , one of the ring- first fever of enthusiasm for the war , it is and were advancing on foot . The Turks paid then attack France from the south . Natur- Meat Meal , Crushed Oyster Shells , etc. , etc. Smith was fined £ 8 , and Messrs . Manleys Spirit Restrictions Order . ers , Henry Springall , a very old member of very thoroughly organised . The secret of its £ 5 , the charge against the cashier being with- The Bench told the defendant he had con- dearly for their temerity . It was a case of ally , for the realisation of this dream , Hin- Catalogues from the AUCTIONEER , Imperial the Society of College Youths , fell dead in the immediate results appears to have been an drawn . Smith was also fined £ 2 on a charge nived with Lady Anderson in putting sickly " Up lads and at ' em . " Auckland and Wel- denburg counted on the total political col- Chambers , Ludlow ( Tel . 70 ) , or Tenbury . belfry . emulation set up between State and State , of acting as a marine store dealer without a sentiment before patriotism . lington Rifles , charged with the bayonet and lapse of Italy . LEDWYCHE ORCHARD . 1 miles from Little Hereford Station , G.W.R. , and 2 miles from Tenbury . 1,030 AEROPLANES DOWN . FRANCE'S TEN MONTHS ' TOLL OF GERMAN AIRMEN . The total DIED WHILE RINGING . JOY BELLS .. While the bells of St. Michael's , Cornhill , To license . also captured . zacs . came into action HINDENBURG'S SHATTERED DREAM . |