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That the Clydesdale was always a fine, sturdy worker.
From The Financial Times of "the rise of the synthetic sole."
That this applied to footwear but might well have referred to some American tyres or, spelt slightly differently, to a spiritualistic development.
That the police are already active in connection with the double line of road studs.
That with supplies improving, "out of stock" should bring "in the stocks " as a penalty. _ That only three out of more than 50,000 towns have so far failed to do anything about zebra crossings. _ That they are Liverpool, Nottingham and Newcastle upon Tyne.
That those who plan to exhibit at the British Trade Fair hope for bagged ads as well as bagged orders.
From Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, M.P., of " . . . the Tazy Tories—the wretches, the rascals, the a psca Ilion s."
That he obviously does not appreciate the raising f Britain from the despondency and financial morass Ito which his Party had plunged the country.
That you may find a windscreen washer at a filling at-ion, but it is better to have one permanently on )ur vehicle. That the British Transport Commission seem to be as reluctant to dispose of their vehicles as hauliers were on nationalization.
That hauliers should have had equal opportunity to reject " offers " by the B.T.C.
Of many congratulations to the sporting councillors of Bitton who are proving not to have bitten off more than they can chew.