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THE TEE8DALE MERCURY. .Wednesday, July 7th. 1$ Clarkson Marker's , SUMMER FLY Sheep Dip Over 30 years use has established this Dip as a sure prevention from Fly Attack. We arc uow prepared foi all i .quirements QUALITY and PRICE as usual AND COOPER'S APPROVED FLY DIP GAMMEXENE, D.D.T. We also hold stocks of HARKER'S FLUID DIP LITTLE'S FLUID SHEEP MAriKINO FLUID PTZ in Tablets and Powder. GREEN SALVE for castration ^methy Whites & jaylars Formerly G, Clarkson Harker DISPENSING CHEMISTS 24, HORSEMARKET, BARNARD CASTLE IPbooe Uurnard Castle 16 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT GREAT BRITAIN LOCAL SPORT Bowes and Rockcliffe in Final for Christie Cup N.F.U. MEETING Local and District News <§><§><£><§><g><§t <$><$ > <S , < i >< $ >< § >< § , % CRICKET Barnard Castle are having a lean lime at present, after having two such successful years, they are suddenly down to rock hot loin. A few weeks ago bowling and lield- ing were blamed, but after seeing a pitiful batlmg exhibition against CocUerteon last Saturday, surely that part must be strengthened. It CHRISTIE CUP. Bowes v. RokeOy. Howes—J. Close c Woodgate b Malsbury. 8; G. Clarke b Malsbury, 0; J. Allison b Hodgson, 1; ti. Don- ald c Atkinson b Claphani, 34; K. Hillary lbw b Clapham, b; J. Scitat ton lbw b Rob nson FIXED RATE FOR TRACTOR REPAIRS REQUEST. The monthly meeting of the County Executive Committee of the North' Riding and South Durham Branch of the National Farmers' ITitnav Tnoc/ialo Cocklield . Mr Sink, who \\a> M UJJUcI 1CC3U01C veais of age, rained on bu s iii' Mechanics' Whist. m the village as a geneiul dealer, The following players secured haulier and a quarry owner, em prizes at Uie weekly whist drive ploying several men. +i!""v B^iT"7Sii"ii lield on Wednesday evening in the The service was conducted a Unon was held m the Mechanic' Institute, Middletoii- the Melhodin Church by the Hex Room. Darlington. Mr H. lotts, ot u l . | L , e s a a | l ,. vADDlSON & WOODHAM ^ (W. ''been trough), FAMILY GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, ltaine, Mr* Neasliam Grange, presiding. The Chairman welcomed Jlr A H u u t M , s U o b i l l s u u U 1 1 U M , ,, aW ence Thomas Peacock, Chairman ot the Robinson (M.ddletoi, Headquarters Accounts Committee. who addressed the meeting on ques- 50 Years with Firm. Coates tuns of linance. etc. . In recognition of bavins served run out, 14; H. Thompson not out, E. Donald b Malsbury. I); ti- ll); total. is not altogether the players' fault Joel not out, 3; extras lor these poor displays—il is deiin- ... , .• .. itelv lack of practice -too mud, ltokeby_ll Woodgate c Donald lime seems to be taken up with b Scratton.19; 11. Robinson t ; Dou- Ihe Cricket Knockout competitions, aid. 21; *. Atkinson b Donald 4; It was more stimulating Eo liear J. Hodgson run out, 0; I . Charlton of the Harney imi XL's win over a b Donald, 1; P. \\ at son ('Close h strong Richmond 2nd X I . at Tticli- Sorfctton, 1; VV. Kirtley c Donald b nioiid The Barney *nd side was Scrafton, 2; W. Claphani <• Clarke Arising from the resolution passed ti, e arm of Messrs Old and Maddi- nt the previous meeting, the County son Ltd., Quarry owners, two 01 Secretary ( M r J . (J. Harris) said their workmen, Mr C. l i . Jackson, that arrangements had now been Hill Terrace, MiUdleton-in Tec>- made to hold weekly sales 'ii the dale, and Mr Anthony Grieve, Town Roval Oak Hotel yard, bedale, ot End, Middleton-ni-1 eesdale, liu\ poultry for immediate slaughter FARM IMPLEMENT REPAIRS. M l ' Jackson for many years was a Mrs Johnson, Mrs A. V. YVoodhill. The family leeion, Mrs Howes, mourners were Mrs Sink (widow . til k (soil;, Mi and Mrs H. Davis. daugU'.er and sou- in-law iCopley,: Mr a. <l Mrs A. Liddie, daughter and -"ii-ni -law; Miss Maureen Smk. dai jfbter. EGGLESTON VILLAGE HALL. A -id i e.-sful dance held in the above Hall i>u Saiui.lay even. each received a pfesenUuJn ,-iock. ,'"* U V »\" M » *' c ** .." a , J ol me Hall I.self. I he Middle.<<n Strengthened, however, by the pre- b Sjcralton. 0; J. Iceton b Donald. 0; m a d ( i b . l g r i ,. u l f u r a i engineers tor hauded over by Mr L. E. senca Of Roy Watson (who took six W. .Malsbury b tae.ratton. o; W. : r s t 0 tractors and other farm nianaging director, wh Wickets), the 1st team captain. MacDonald nov out, » ; extras, o; | i n , } | c , m p n t s and urging that Head- each recipient for his se What he was doing there we don't total. 04 n , l > r i , r . should endeavour to .„_:_, . What he was doing there We don't t o t a l . (54. know, but we inusi offer congratu- lations lb Harry Wearmouih for a heartly knock of 63. out of a total of 111. BARNARD CASTLE 1st X I . v . COCKERTON. Cockerton.—R. Fenwick c Bailey TEESDALE MERCURY " C U P . HI I TON MAGNA v. SERSERUH. Sedbergh—I'aUinsoi, b Ross, It ; belt maker and ihen became uuaut A -resolution was received trom foreman. Mr Grieve lias been a the Ripon Branch, drawing atten- miller. Roth workmen are still tion to the excessive charges being willi (he linn. The gifts were . Muddisi'ii. ho thanked plements and urging that Head- each recipient for his service: quintets should endeavour Accident. •iinin"e some reasonable standard .I.I.III„I „„,„H*II. 1 I ills \Miue walking in me worn a afe^lTCyft 1 ^: " Newb.ggu,. on. Saturday dan. e baud piovided Ibj musi and Messrs II. Mooie and II were the M.C.s. LORD MAYOR'S FUND FOR CHILDREN. The Women's Institute a^aiu showed then usual aptitude and verilily in taking up an appeal for ihe above, handed on :o" t h e m by die Parish Council to whom the appeal was origiually madr- WIKE AND SPIRIT MKRCHABT! BARNARD CASTLE. The House where you get the bes: everything at the least possible rr., 4, A Tr i\ Order is solicited. S.U ISI'ACTIOX CUAKANTEEb Free Delivery Town and Cpuntr; Ask (or our K>preM.*ulai:ve 10 Telephone 49. «^ tji <S« <3> <g» <J><J> ^ <y <|» <§i t £<3»«§.<j, J. H. JOHNSON, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOi am 73, PARKGATE. DARLIKOTOH Tel Memorials in Granite and Stcg, Lettered and Erected by Flat.Ok Tradesmen I5 - ^,nd Prsflfa ou Ar*pl:tv Dlstance Ho Object. W. Robinson c Ulain b Heslop, iO; tol'oadq~.arters. and Mr Peacock gSSHL 0 V tir an,V Ui^'l'' u^n"' ?Pl' 0, i " S , a "'H^'io" •'"'»»'';•'« i,;...,„i„.. .. i,i .... i..., i. , c;i.>,.^.,,, . ^ ...... uau„u.ei oi All and .\lis J. \\l |k- canvas the whole palish, Uiey Hieveley C Blackett b J. Simpson £1; Pybiis b J. Simpson, l>; Tiremaii c E, Simpson b Ross, Waisiell IllissiOII to such iver i.'o was <ol- b Riley, 1; L. While b Riley, IG; M. St. Hodgson b Ross, il ; o 'Connell Wadlelon c Bailey b liai'butl, 31; not out, 11 • Holland not out, 4; \-.. Lamb lbw b Lewis, l . ; K. Ken- extras, 4; total (for 6), li2. wick c Heslop b Lewis, 0; .1. Kdgal Hutnin Magna—H. Simpson cand c Clarke b (.iiiimtt, i:t ; H. Jobson b Pybus, 8; J .Simpson b Pybus. not out, 15; R. skinner e Heslop b 31; Heslop b Tireman, 11; Ross b Carbutt, u; W. Howell c Hi Icy b Tireman, 16; Joe Simpson b Tire- GarbuU, li; H. Freeman c Riley b man, 5; Clark c Holland b Tireman, Garbutt, ii; I'.. It. Hammond b Lewis, 0; Blackett not out, 2; J. Hodgson WEATHER OlSCOMFORT] SUDDEN CHKLS AFTER EXERCISE RHEUMATIC TWINGES SUNCLARE HEADACHES/ FEVERISHNESSJ HOLIDAY NERVE STRAIN ^ fttaREAL NIGHTS REST •Q 1 'Most sleeplessness is a matter of unsettled, overworked nerves. That is where 'ASPRO' comes in—for it just soothes and quietens the nerves down and produces a feeling of well-being and calm. All you need do Is to take two tablets with a little water at bedtime and you will go peacefully off to sleep. 'ASPRO' soothes away headaches in exactly the same way—its analgesic, nerve- soothing, pain-dispelling action stops the symptoms- clears the head—in a matter of minutes. Millions are using 'ASPRO' today simply because it's so effec- tive, because it does not harm the heart or stomach, because it helps. 0- extras, 14; t o t a l , I ' l l . 'Barnard Castle.—G. R. Bailey c and b Lamb, 10; VV Heslop h Lamb. 15; J. Mitchell b Lamb, 17; W. Riley b Hammond. S; J. R. Lews b Lamb. li; (\. CUnke b Hammond, i : A. Wilkinson"c White b Lamb, 1 ; D. L. 1). Witching e Waddleton b Lamb, 4; T. Mitchell not but, i);; I . i.arliut; b .Hammond, H; W. Met- calfe b Hammond, 6; extras, 4; total; ss. Bowling—For Barnard C'.as 'Je W Hi lev '2 for 38, J. Garbutt 5 for 35. .1. R." Lewis 3 for jfc For Cock- ci'on W. Lamb 6 for 3T, J. Kdftar l) for 36, E. R. Hammond 4 for 10. not oui, 82. extras, i- lotaf (for 6) KGGLLSl'ON v. BARNAUL) CASTLK MAIIAVAV AIHLLTIC. ibis game was played at Eggles- lou on Wednesday evening las!. The teams were it aside and a very close game, in which the bowling and fielding department of each team was always in the ascendant. The game, though slow al ilines, was very enjoyable, and gU.te a good sliow of supponers frojn Barney were present to spur o their team. Eggle and had soon two pointed out that this matter was m ^ Q f ,„„ ^ rho retention ot tied ^ ' ^ Uarlingk.n Memorial Hospi .al. ,,,.„ Bank . Itcadsl .au. and the beidg essential to the nell-lic ng ol ,, l e n u e l . 0 l , , e , u o l , , M | \,,i,i«l ,v \ M...H,< agriculture and tood production. since been uaced. " W/U) MEMORIAL f FEEDING STUFFS. COCKFIELD A meeting, presided ovei by III The Ripon Branch also called tor „__,,_._. _ . J. Moore, was held in I In- B< hool a review of the Feeding Stints COCKFIELD CAMP MEETING. u u UoaOsty eveoUlg. Mr \ Scheme, and urged tliat the Union .Owing to the inclement weatlui. Siniili, the Secretary, reported thai should press i'ho Ministry to import the services were held in Ihe Mult- the clock, owing to*the increase ol more feeding stuffs so that the Odist Church. Large congreya- purchase tax would cost appioxi- Brit sh farmer can produce more tlons attended . 1 lie speakers were niaiely is inoic. \\a\ s and nicaiis fatstock and so reduce the Ministry the Rev. A. V. Woodh.ll, Mr J. were discussed as to the raising o" of Food's purchases of imported U>ates, Cocklield, and Mi cdwin !i, e extra amount. It was. how- mekt 1 bacon eggs, etc Supporting Coaxes, Cocklield. The Youth Club ever, agreed lo i>ul the clock ou this resolution. -Mr T. H. Creyke «'<>»'. " u der the leadership Of Mi order. As the fund is no, > et stated that concern had been felt *• Hace, gave special items. Mrs closed anyone who has not already at the statement hi the Press regard- 1 { -Jjjfie was the a-•< juupanist. eoutnbuu-d. or woidd feel dis- ing the allocation of feecfiiig stuffs T W O COCKFIELD WEDDINGS. posed lo give any added subsciip to Ere so that that' country could "'e wedding look place at Use lion, have an excellent opporiuni send us more supplies. Mary's Church, cocklield, on ty of doing a service lo a ^ I Resolutions were also received Saturday, of Miss Maty Slack, cause.—-' We shall remember JOHN E. MILLER THE HORSE SLAUGHTERf HAMSTF.RLLY. PIIOIM' : \\itton-Ie-Wear 7 EAItt I'Kltf FOK ALL CARl'As RONALD LITTLE 62, NEWGATE, BARNARD OASs'LE FURNITURE REMOVA Oeliverles to and from London, u. ^nd Southern Countias by LOADS FULLY IXSUIIEU IX Tl Fu.l or Part Loads Wanted V. IRRITABILITY SLEEPLESSNESS THESE SUMMER ILLS QUICKLY YIELD TO ASPRff \ 'ASPRO* Put Him Right Dear Sirs, 28 Lockwood Street, Monkgate. York. Only last Friday morning at 630 a.m. one ot our fitters came to me and I could see he was In a bad way and he said, " George, I do feel bad, let me hava two 'ASPROS' please," and at S o'clock the same morning I went to see him and he said he felt a lot better. He went home on Friday night and I said, " Go to bed and take two 'ASPROS' and a cup of tea." Well, It was his day off Saturday but he turned up on Sunday morn, ing at 6 a.m. feeling grand. Of course, he did what 1 told him so you see that Is proof to you and the public. Yours truly, G. K. LEE. PRICES 4°- w 1/5 ^gSggfT; E&HS BARNARD CASTLE XI RICHMOND 2lld XL llainaril Cas'le -'nd XL—H. W'earinoutli lbw b I'liistleihwaite, 63; T. Blenkinsopp e Hultey b Thistlethwaite, l ; vR. Watson c Fawcell li Hulley, fi: .1. HoWniree b Thistlethwaite, i ; s. Rest b Brani- hani, 8 ; I. Atkinson b Thistleth- waite, 4; Maj. crotty b Tliistietb- waite, 0; .1. W. Rowntree c and li 1'histlethwaite, 0; li. Coates not >ut, li'- It. Barker b Thistlethwaiie. Son hi .tc ltirs and supported front the Coverdale niece ol Mrs A. Nicholson, of Cor- Utem." ™° , • ke s d dow 3 wZleydale Branches, protest- ^%^^^-*>f"> HAY HARV so quicklv did against dry cows being faken « l e i A J™ 1 ' fP^UgJ** I'atniers l.eie are i„ n+^, arrniint in the allocation ot *v. Auibon, ol Mickleton. I Ii.- .;„,,. ,,. HARVEST. in the allocation ' " , u " . M . ! niJfcSr'StfWA on milk b r l d e . w h 0 was given awav bv her d , l x l ° a "" U | y , " J , v ' >- vi.. i ,v « . . . , I he weather is anything but k'.u-I- ' - " ice-blu, ,i,i's. win X 0 1 e , , a " ly. though crops ol ^,ass ai e fanIv wicket Stand 15 runs were scraped these d stricts a great number ot ^SSmtaTiL a i ri*a T ?'„„ J", well up lo the average. W.tly a together before the llth wicket fell, dry cows are brought in tor summer- M ? ! . ,c. Y" 1 small acreage has so far been . lit. Barnev then, in a lading light, ing. and some discretionary allow- ' E Xth Starke, vif'i/i,' and manv older people declare went in to bai, and alhough they a nee should be made, especially as ' h H S t m a r , ' T ?,j ,il' '\ aii '. e that June was die coldest and pt-r for it) runs, arid . the Barnev bowlers do their'stuff, i n t o account that seven wickets were down for feeding stufls coupons .... ,„ 28 runs. Thanks to a better last sales. It was pointed out that' in only {managed to score a 'total of rhe cold swell during May is causing ,,ni,• i a t ' -riT, i,^. ' *' baps wettest nudsuniinei nioiiih batting. » ncwb-oalvencowsandheiterstodry m^S^^JtU^SSS^ in'their memory. Local g, 37, did so by dour batting. V newly-calven rows and hetters to ary ^~S^^~^^r^ lVnn.u^-)"™'" '" H«'ir memory. Local -ardenci Young was top scorer with 10 to off. , ° b p e m a t L l a n d u d n o - are also perturbed bv the weathel his credit but several Other bats* An invitation was received trom Another wedding to take place everything in Hie boiticuliiiiul men gave the Kggleston bowlers the Forestry Commission for repre- at St. Mary's Church, on S&lur- line," except perhaps potatoes, seem much trouble. This will be be'lei sentatives of the Branch fo visit a ™y«^^ a *., t , i a t of Miss Marjoin to be very niti. h at a standstill. .'. H. 11. Lawton lbw b Braniliam, nderstootl when it is known it look forest' in tl : extra's; 11 ; total. 111 JOHN W. GRAHAM (EHOLISH FISAKClEKS LTD Loans to Ladles and Qentler. £20 TO £10,000 arranged (by post, it desired Promptly, Privately and Che* With or Without Security 69, BLACKETT STREE NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE 'Phones: SewcasUe 31576 akl DECORATKJ Richmond b Watson. f> 1 : 11. Fawcetl c Weainioutli b \\;it- son, 9; I . j . Hulley c Rowntree I Watson, 6 ; E. Wheailev b Lawton 3 : T. Thistlethwaite b Watson, 1 T. Butter e and b Watson, 1^ : W the Korth R ding. The Coaieswurth, daughter ol Air and the Kggleston bowlers 39 overs io following expressed a desire to be Mis L. Brown, of Station Cotlagc-. included in such a paitv, some t i m e Co< kiield, and Mr Bert Linslev. after havtime—Messrs M. Ham- j » « of Mrs and Uie late M r I I . mond. T. Bell. C. Blair. R. M. •^W*^y. "OB. Stree^, CockheM. Hodgson and R. Allen. i,llu e «a s given away by her A resolution was supported trom a m . e r w o r * a white dress with the Castleton Branch that the D f l d a » v f" mid carried a ' (iovernnient be urged to give TO SUIT ALL NEEDS BY nd XL—M. Biamham dispose of them. .1. Tlioinion run out. The successful'bowlels for Barney were Dickenson and Kidd, whiie for Itggleston Mike Moore look 6 fOr in runs, and Gurlick :i for 3. The Athletic, though only m their fiist season, have the niak ILLNESS O F M R J. WESLEY rhe many friends of Mr llalk.n T. METCALFE & SONS, I Socialists in INTERIOR DECORATION EXTERIOR PAINTING Lee b Watson, 6; R. Carkin lbw b nigs of an average eleven, the go per cent, grant on all tile drain- M l & s M a i y f'uller, who wore a blue Lawton, 11; J. Walker not Out, 6; younger players show great prom- a «e schemes for farms. lqLI01s . e .. "'ess and carried lea tempered by a iv was resolved to reter to the R. Corbally b Lawton, (I ; extras, ise, and bein 10; total, 71. sprinkling of more experienced District Branches the nominations For Barnard Castle Watson took older players, will give in a season (i wickets for 36 and Lawton 3 for or two, something tor the older are sorry to know that lie is only in a very poor state "1 lieilih. I til recently, despite Ihe advMiced i ] , ,imi ,i age of Hi years, he has had won- of red roses. Her bridesmaid va- dvvUlH y f> r " oJ l»'alib. In his younger days he was one of Hie workmen at Blacktou Mill, under the old London Lead ttompanv. Book tour winter work : avoid disappoiutnif: - — . . The small attendants were Miss Doreen Alderson. Pat and Local Foreman : Mr. \ Haii street, Banwid t 25. local clubs to think about. Fixtures. Wed. (tonight) 2nd XL and D.L.S.O. (Darlingtou Sat. 1st. X ! . v. M r F. C XL (lluclderslield) at home. Sat. :>nd XL v. Aldbrough (away v. D.S. Pratt's of cert lying Officers required under ,, K ". L , the Calf Bearing Subsidy Scheme. , , . \ -ey bulthci ol llie A letter was n,e ved from Head- T , U ? , , W quarters stating that arrangements Jr* " ' o«"-'ia e.l lie .,..„ex. IDEAL GOLF MIXED FOURSOMES. Flayed |st July. Mi and Mis .1. W. (iuibult. Ili-JI- 73; Mrs C. lircpihart and Mr Haw. 87-U-73; Mrs M. Watson and Mi White, 91-1(5-75; ' M I S S M. Johnson and Mr C. I iqtihurt, 89-12-77; Miss I). Bell and Mr Naltrass 94-10J-77i: £»£"on *behalF of "this" County Mr and Mrs J. W. Bowntree, 10<-2i- ji r £ [ n c .l, Thanks to a splendid innings of Mrs E. Armstrong and M r As- 53 not out by Lambert and good perj. 1W-2»>8U| Mrs Forbes-Jones bowling by Sanderson (6 lor 19), "nut Mr W. Feat, 99-ls;'-s:u>; Miss ltoekcliffe Park easily defeated K. Hookes and Mr J. Brown, 106-25- A resolui'ion was received trom Bomaldkirk in the semi-llnal of 81; M i s s N. Robinson and Mr J. \\. the Stokesley Rraueh strongly ob- had been made for the ,,.p'po7ntme,.t TteVtttovrtUncr 4 \^ h -^- of N.F.U. representatives to vis.t 1 , ^ s , a dress w a . „ kwo-piece in turquoise with navy CHRISTIE CUP SEMI-FINALS. ROCKCLIFFE l'ABK v. HOMALDKIRK. the bacon Factories in the r respc tive districts to witness the hand- ling and weighing ol pigs. It was resolved to nominate Mr H. Met- calfe, of Whitcltife Lodge. Bipon. to attend the Vale of Mowbray lac- VISITS TO FARMS BY ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. When the "Id mill was dismantled hi found work in Hie coal atUies ««-<i»4>«s'<s>v«i»t>^.«|»«j.^»4,4 ? at Hinedon. and .outlined to work there till he to.'k up lariiung. I p till quite leeeiltly he faiuied Bog House 1-anii, at Eggteatmi. \\lieu lie retired and came to live in the village once again. Mr Halk n is a real native, bred and b$rit in Itggleslon, where he lias lived all sones. COCKFIELD FUNERAL. F. JACKSON, A.I.A.r ana J. L. PORTER, ESTATE ACENTS SURVEYORS & VALUERS, «2. HURSEMAHhl. I. BAItXAIUI CASTI.I u wide area attended the funeral Head Em on Satuiday of Mr William ,,lad- wVh Iniu beite, Victoria House, eventide of his life stone Stirk, of .one ^wHI heaJth ill llie DAIRY NUTS FOR CATTLE PIG AND POULTRY FOODS JOHN PATTINSON A SON LTB. BEACON MILLS, WHITEHAVEN ESTABLISHED 1868 the Christie Cup. Scores : Waters, 111-25J-85 1 . Rockcliffe Park—Leece- b Hodg- .... ~—~—" \ , ' son, 19; Carl c Wilson b Hodgson, 1 ' e ,.' ^''nutl Castle Biahch ol 6; Lambert, not out, 53; Allen b * Bi'itish Legion held a very sue Cray, U; Simpson c and b Hodg- c e s s 1,1 g oM 'ompetuion on Sunday son, 5 ; Kershaw b Grey, 11 ; Maffev ° " * « Harnard castle t.olf Course, lbw b Hodgson,-16; "Douglas not 1 ^Me'_were w competitors out, 1U; extras, 12; t o t a l , 132. Romaldkirk—Hodgson b Sander son, 6 ; Walker lhw b Sanderson, ii; Wilson not out 16; Halt run -xuit,_4;_iiaskin b Sanderson, (); Cray b Sanderson, 4; llobsoji si. Doug- las b Sanderson, i; Allinson c jecting to <Jovernment Enforcement Officers vis ting farms in the ab- sence of the occup'er and proceed- ing inspect buildings and stock, and urging that Headquarters should take th s matter up with the Gov Woman's Corner MY LADY'S ROSE GARDEN; COLOUR- COURAGEOUS W0S2EN » i aas by GRETA BOWES ir l^vuh Vaw& Skc-p lu^o it*/ THI WAIPAMUB CO 1T0 DARKEN t LONDON b Allen, 0 ; Bainbridge run out, 3 ; Kipling c Allen b Sanderson, 5 j Uowson not out 9; extras, 11- total, 59. won" by E. Anderson, 8i-J.«-70- 3M f m Headquarters on the quest oii' the grwii and^ the tvJi.te road * ind anu - „ . ' .... nr .iiet'ro -nnoies ior farm use. J| lg away t<j tu« cities—but. aamrv. prize, a voucher for 12s. 6d., for the best gross score, was won by J. C. Walker, tsl-6-75 ; 4th and 5th prises, vouchers for los. and 7s. 6d., for the 3rd and 4th best nett scores, was divided between \\. Bowman, 80-13-73; It. Sluutrulge. S6-13-73; and J. W. Waters, SS-15-73 BOWES v. li.UIMM'.HAM. Bowes proved themselves to be worthy finalists when they defeat- ed Barninghain on Monday. A fine S C 0 1 L | 55 not out by G. Clarke accounted pap bed Penfoid gOll balls, given for half their score and good bowl- ^,"' e f c h a u l l i a i !'„, w a ! i M w o n b >" J * • ing by B. Donald and J. Scrafton ^rerfoid, 87 -U -7»; 7th prize lor lipped the balance in their favour. " l e ™^ « r ° s s , s c 0 , l e 011 l o , m Wd" 101-22-79 of petrol supplies for tarm use, ln S away to the cities—but every- which emphasised very strongly the "here a peaceful s.lence, broken necessity for applications for both only by the twitter of birds. 1 r u m "F" and " E " petrol allowances to and find the puppies with the k tteu be made a month before the com- sitting blinking in die suu nieiieeiiieiit of each fieriod respsjc- <•} t h e bruaxl stone terrace. 1 vvely. All applications should con- climb the quant steps into "my tain full and accurate details of the lady's Rose Garden," but the steps Don't have wobbly perches. They eause lameness. Don't seek rhe egys with a stick in your hand to whack the hens off the nest, and then wonder why your broody hens are a*> w Jd as March hares. Don't forget hens are hens, not machines, and are not alauys al.ke —one breed will eat more than an- Valueis. Yuluuiioiis'prepared loi Agricultural Ai t. laim Drainage and Wat'. Surveys. Eire Insurance Yalucu Assessoi s. District Surveyor.- Darlington Building 6i Tels.: 3*4 & 23s Rainaid . CARTER'S CASTLE CARRIERS B CENERAL HAULIERS A.NU FURNITURE REMOVCRS W'' ar.' in a posiliuli lo retnow anywhere in Great Britain, t Load*. Estimate Free. 'Phone: Barnard Castle I - The 6tli prize for the best gloss necessary work to be done, both by are unique, the top broad one being breed will eat more than :o re on six hidden holes, 3 auto- c a r s a i l « farm tractors. a mill stone and the bottom vwo ot , I o r \ & t u u y i' oar h|rd! > " WHis Don't' forget the most BARNARDO HELPERS' LEAGUE. At a general meeting of the Bar- useful hen old subdued coloured br.cks set in a half-circle around the old water appliance in a hen yard is mill stone. The top is level with the aouse on four wheels, "rose garden," which is div.ded t>o»'t despa r if desease attacks iiooeu uie uaianee 111 i-neir lavooi. . . , rt r. . .: , ,— ©~ —- — v * ^— , — —. For Barninghain the Smith Broth- d e n h o l e s - 1 Silvertown golf balls, nardo Helpers' League, held at 6, r i o I n vhe lower lawn by a beautiful J o u r n o c k - Y o u c a " stamp it out ers were not quite so devastating w a s w o n b y w - E v e r a r d , 101-22-79. Raby Avenue, on Monday, June yew hedge, about a yard high b v n , " e washing, always adding two Willi the ball as they have proved o t n e >' r e t u r i , s were W. Peat. 90-14- 28th, the Committee was re-elected w h e h is finished at tier end by a tablespoonfuls of izal to each buck- in the earlier rounds, but G. Smith scored a nice 21. Scores : Bowes.—Close c Walker b A. Smith, 1; Allison c Raine b A. Smith, 3; Donald b A. Smith. 14; (j. Clarke out, 19; Scrafton 12; total (for Barningham. ' : ' » , l s l ? * SontT; tition, played on Thursday was **? & Smith b Donald. 21^ Dent i, j . ' c . walker, 76-7-69; E. Keif S; C. Urquhart, 89-12-77; (i. Nat- with the addition of Mrs Hard'v lieautiful Irish yew in full growth e rass, 94-14-80; E. Lowis, 104-20-84 . a n d Miss C. Morton. Here are the flowers. A border tful. I Li I . 'i 76 trass, 94-14-80; li. Lowis, 104--'0-«4 . and Miss C. Morton. Here are the flowers A border H. Barron, 103-18-85; w h i l e W . D . Miss Margaret Down was elected oi polyanthus roses no burner than SHOW B R E A D Ascough, U .Aspery, T. C. Beames, s secretary in place of Miss Board- geraniums, but how muih more ,i , , . H. V. Finch and J. Wiseman evi- man. tovely-what a sp^h'Tcotour! ^ ^ V ^ ^ " S o may have been ith the beat, from » damp carpet of s n 0 p. Sift' your flour to make it light. Mix to a dough with water and ni .lk. not o u t 55- Coates run Intly found the course, the wind The committee wish to thank all And the hydra.igeas-Iovelv bi ' ' IT , t l . a s o l d 1 ration not out 5; extras, and the-ram too much for them, those who have helped them so reds, and Sauiid^r^c^^ crumbly yeast-i m for 4 wickets) 109. a s ^ d l d nonreturn their cards, generously during the last diffl- with peaches and apr coU -aTttmn 1 7 . l i v e " t « i i w mm— \ Smith hVrif- i -v u 7, . , L U l t yeai's to niaiiitain a protege background with I a mting especuaJly it it comes £hw r Hillary b lea , , l h e "f U l f j ' C o m » , e - in Dame Margarets Home, Wash- „een ^ 0 t sho ^ , & s S , K i + t ^ & r S & ^ Home has now been g r 6 e n - . . * . Sift your flour to , b Donlad, 4: J. Metcalfe c Tliomp-- l^L. 7* w nutrUJr \»l closed and tire children and staff CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN M , x and nidk son h Donald 2- W Metcalfe c . . A - ».' I , u t l l e i l 0 l a . have been transferred to Shotley Hnu- ? WUWAN. which salt has been dissolved son b uonaiu A, \\. ftieuane i ,sf-ii_69. 2, j. w. M a n n i n g . 83-8-75. Rridire °" e " a w °man is made or Work ill un Cut into 4 -•- COOPER AND LEATHERBARRC M .1 .C, ri .o .i, Proprietor G. LEATHERS. Consulting Opticians. 86-88, NORTHCATt O A R L I N C T O N 'Phona: 3267. Business Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 Also 111 attendance at Horae I Barnard Caa.n-, e%er>- Wee: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., also* :n •! at l( 1 k:.,ond every Priaay 10 I to 5 p.m.; every Saiurdav a.m. 10 5 p.m. Le\buru ft C. Raine not out, l ; Walker b Scraf- ton, 2; Anderson b Scrafton, 10; extras, 14; total, 89. 15th July. 1948. Barnard Castle ladies visited Crook on Tuesday, June 29th, for STAINTON SPORTS. CHRISTIE CUP FINAL. -after JJjS/rft •ial\VfU"afV.;i'' ; ] COOPER'S Dairy Hyspray N? 1 or2 (containing D.D.T.) Ries in dairy buildings ; on cattle, and in manure heaps are most effectively controlled with Cooper's Dairy Flysprays. Use the ready-mixed No. i for quick knock-down and certain kill of flies in cowsheds and dairies before milking, or to pro- tect housed cows from fly-worry. Use No. 2 for prolonged protection on walls, manure heaps, and cattle and horses in the field. Both sprays are harmless to the animals and impart no taint to milk. Ask your Cooper Asent for full details. (MOPES, McOOUGAU « ROBEKTsON, ITU. BEnkhaftSHi), HERTS. Elt'd. 1843 MM 19 •make up my mind which is the worst offender—out of date shape In continuation of the Streatlam Ot out of date colour, and Sti :i,inton Children's Fete, adult Take coronation pink. 1 saw a flr-iM?*" e«m i . C v' G « I , a , U » e . s s l ) o r l ' s *** l K ' l d o n 'I'ueaday even- coat of this remarkable colour the lug. the following being the results: other day. My mind flew back Ladies' long race—1, M. Waites; forty years. 09 King Edward the 2. b\ Frier; 3, T. Leech. Long V I I coronation. That coat had been jump (men)—1. R. Kmbleton; 2. H. in pickle awh le. Colour is a funnv Richmond; 3. tl. Kmbleton. Stand- thing. All shades of lavender have ing jump (men)—1, U. Jimbleton; defied time and are always fashi'on- 2 R. I'imbleton. Three -legged race able. Dustv nink la annfliaef«m. COST OF PEN.C.LL.N DOWN, (women)-l. Ella Rauie and tVinn, £ and blue' (VIoTs make oe" Owing to Itirlher economies in Harrison; 2, .1. Howe ana M. look .lieerful and I^\JhVra thev he production costs, Messrs t.laxo Waite; 3. K. Embleton and l »eggy hj^ve a bri, |, ' o n , n 'p laboratories, Ltd., have announced Richmond. Tug -ol-war -Marned eeVotnl 'v 8 6 -educed S t '" , , e " k U l i n i s 1 0 b e w o , " e " h *'"* ] * S", 1 ,"' 0 T h e w i ' , m •" (>1 know exact- In addition they also announce 25^5$ BeH -2 TrJS ^ *C a,ld discard *• ibUn-feli on 23 days, there being ^ ^ ^ H K * * ^k^^&hTgZ W^ZC'Jt^J^ days w lb .HI ins. or aiaiv. b e lg . , , T 1 ' 1 "" S e a ."l ) 0 l , J , ' s man R'ehmond; 2. R. Emblem" S XT-S ^ , a y . s 18 first—Mrs Smith lost to Miss M Johnson, 1 up; Mrs Cuminings lost The filial of the Christie Cup. be- to Miss D. Hell, 3-2; Miss Arnison tween Bowes and ltockcliff,. park, beat Mrs Unptliart, 6-5. The other will be played on Thursday, Stli four matches were abandoned ow- July. ing to very heavy rain. EGGLESTON METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Total rainfall for June, 4.04 ins., compared With 8,28 i n ^ . i n June, 1947. (irealesl Tall in 24 hours was .96 ins. on Ihe 2nd nd well set to rise. When risen take again cut info 4 and knead ctis-h peee well. When risen again take and knead for the tins. It is essential that the yeast be ol I he bes'.'. as quick rising is nece— LUNCHEONS sary to prevent the dougb >our 11^ owing to the presence ol milk. A _ ...end tells me that when her loaves T^^l^Z^L^'. 11 re ready lor the tins, she take. old o»* panciied baaauetiaj M a sharp knite and cuts the entire arrangement. then placing them Disc in coraiori in the house <•- BROADGATES BLAGR0VES BOUSE THE BANK, BARNARD CAl HIGH -CLASS IS HIGH TEAS MORNINC 0 loaf in si <-es. togither. |K»ps the loal thus into the tin. It 's fashion prevalent anions show 'lans' and sjie declare- it makes nicer bread. MR A Cromwell tiaited. MRS JOHN E. 6»: Prevailing winds, W and E. HOTEL ALTERATIONS. Ai Barnard Castle Mh.gistrat s' < o 11 it on Wednesday. alleraf:ons will contain Im.ltOO units. The de- Q EinWeton' 1'oaU races 'f, 0 "^^"' t : ' k *• cision was taken as a result of the .% o m , ' _V E Frier 2 E En.ble- n e , v ' o o k ' W m "<'» « « » ™°re cour- nicreasing tendency of the medical ;t F Ra ne Men I N T ^V 1 " u "'-"'">' *ill decide (or profession to adopt the unit dose Rv-limond H Finblctoii• 1 I themselves. Men never get away of lflo.iHHi units as a standard for " v i '"'."'k Hi"h' t;,, 1 ! r< "" *• "WW ""it. to wear infection and as a niiiil.nun, dose, E KHlagber !i nd E '^obinlon & "V*T y ttf? is J " St ,lot done. 1 et it could, be so comforts lb. M||- weie approved lor the following "XTfiUH wife can fake it easy i f vOu (tied); 3. .1. Swinbank. Flat' races '• . s o hotels: Black Horse Hotel, Harnard -«-' >'se Hlackfriar l-'LOOHINE (women)—1. Eva Embleton; 2. F. m- liot^ weather. Castle; Bridge Hotel. Barnard the Varnish Stain for Hours and Frier; 3. N. Waites. Men—]. R. n n M ,__ Castle; Three Tuns Hotel. Eggles- furniture which needs no polish- Kmbleton: 2. N. Rchniond: 3, W. ton; and the Queen 's Head Hotel, ing.—Obtainable from Ironmongers Aletnclio. Quoits—1, T. Flegg; 2, Uauafgrd. a n d P a i »t Stores. N. Richmond. DON'TS F O R T H E H E N YARD. Don't feed very wet inash lo any- h ng but pigs. RHUBARB CHUTNEY. Ingredients—I lbs. rhubarb 'own siiL '.r. } lb. uniiie. | |b. 1 l»'''i' vinegar. 1 .,z. ,.,, rrv •>,!er 1 tables ,K..,„f,,| M | t . j „• mu^ard seed. | ieasprVmliil «|„;e pcjiper. Method _,.„ r , , M , 4 , ; ""»<"*• Tie the mns ,,,,l 1 bag. l|,oi, put all l- He* in the oraa and sin. lor.'kl ,„.„„,es The, ,,,t Mm and tie down. " u t m E. MASTERS.; MONUMENTAL SCULP' GENERAL" MASON -LEVELAUD BOA. M-e,| ill a Pri»atr I 33. Worka: 13, Hall street, BABNARD Phone : Uaiuaid Castle •* GRANITE AND STOK MMIO.^ INSCHIITIO.VS A KPtCULn^ iK.-ins on A|»pbcat:.. All Claases of Work und- • ' Order: receive prompt tw-- * Wednesdav. «01 " N o Maggi< But what a a terrific wot on the same ideas about half the pric«J the farmer cultivating sprayinc. dt implements rinue to us A F O ft D M Sold Have Charged way . . Radio, Batterl Service FULL RAJ A. V. C M o t o r iitj 4l] BARN! M»u for WsUt. •mhm 2 Deapitsj orders LO Ml BAa PINKS! I frorrJ L e& ter»bi (3 able*" 3 v *rie U , >f 1 , ^ 1 1 Will I ^ a y--5J . N N or,e M e i .J I ,& hen ; c »tton to

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Page 1: FIXED RATE FOR TRACTOR REPAIRS REQUEST. SUMMER FLY …teesdalemercuryarchive.org/pdf/1948/July-07/July-07-1948-02.pdf · THE TEE8DALE MERCURY. .Wednesday, July 7th. 1$ Clarkson Marker's

THE TEE8DALE MERCURY. .Wednesday, J u l y 7th. 1$

C l a r k s o n Marker's ,

S U M M E R F L Y Sheep Dip

Over 30 years use has established this D i p as a sure prevention from Fly Attack.

We arc uow prepared foi all i .quirements Q U A L I T Y and P R I C E

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COOPER'S APPROVED FLY DIP G A M M E X E N E , D.D.T.

We also hold stocks of HARKER'S F L U I D D I P L I T T L E ' S F L U I D

S H E E P M A r i K I N O F L U I D

P T Z in Tablets and Powder. G R E E N S A L V E for castration

^methy Whites & jaylars Formerly G, Clarkson Harker

DISPENSING CHEMISTS

24, H O R S E M A R K E T , B A R N A R D C A S T L E IPbooe Uurnard Castle 16

BRANCHES THROUGHOUT GREAT B R I T A I N

LOCAL SPORT

Bowes and Rockcliffe in Final for Christie Cup

N.F.U. MEETING Local and District News <§><§><£><§><g><§t<$><$><S,<i><$><§><§,%

C R I C K E T Barnard Castle are h a v i n g a lean

l ime at present, after h a v i n g two such successful years, they are suddenly d o w n to rock hot l o i n . A few weeks ago b o w l i n g a n d l i e l d -i n g were blamed, bu t after seeing a p i t i f u l b a t l m g e x h i b i t i o n against CocUerteon last Sa turday , surely tha t pa r t mus t be strengthened. It

C H R I S T I E C U P . B o w e s v . R o k e O y .

Howes—J. Close c Woodgate b Mal sbury . 8 ; G. Clarke b Malsbury , 0 ; J . A l l i son b Hodgson, 1; ti. Don­ald c A t k i n s o n b Claphani, 34 ; K . H i l l a r y lbw b Clapham, b ; J . Scitat t o n lbw b Rob nson

F I X E D R A T E F O R T R A C T O R R E P A I R S R E Q U E S T .

The month ly meet ing of the County Execut ive Commit tee of the N o r t h ' R i d i n g and South D u r h a m Branch of the N a t i o n a l Farmers '

I T i t n a v T n o c / i a l o Cockl ie ld . Mr S i n k , w h o \\a> M U J J U c I 1 C C 3 U 0 1 C vea is of age, r a i n e d on b u s i i i '

M e c h a n i c s ' W h i s t . m the v i l l age as a gene iu l dealer, The f o l l o w i n g p layers secured h a u l i e r and a q u a r r y owner , em

prizes at Uie weekly w h i s t d r i ve p l o y i n g several men . + i ! " " v B^iT"7Sii"ii l i e l d on Wednesday even ing i n the T h e service was conducted a

U n o n was held m t h e M e c h a n i c ' Ins t i tu te , M i d d l e t o i i - the M e l h o d i n C h u r c h by the Hex Room. D a r l i n g t o n . M r H . l o t t s , ot u l . | L , e s a a | l , .

vADDlSON & W O O D H A M ^ (W. ''been trough),

F A M I L Y G R O C E R S AND P R O V I S I O N D E A L E R S ,

l t a ine , M r * Neasliam Grange, presiding. The Chai rman welcomed J l r A H u u t M , s U o b i l l s u u U 1 1 U M , , , a W e n c e

Thomas Peacock, Chai rman ot the Robinson (M.dd le to i , Headquarters Accounts Commit tee . who addressed the mee t ing on ques- 50 Y e a r s w i t h F i r m .

Coates t u n s of linance. etc. . I n r ecogn i t ion of b a v i n s served run out , 14; H . Thompson not out ,

E . Donald b Mal sbury . I ) ; t i ­l l ) ; t o t a l . is not a l together the p layers ' f au l t Joel not out , 3; extras

l o r these poor d i s p l a y s — i l is de i in - . . . , .• „ . . i t e lv lack of p r a c t i c e - t o o m u d , l t o k e b y _ l l Woodgate c Donald l ime seems to be taken up w i t h b S c r a t t o n . 1 9 ; 11. Robinson t; Dou-Ihe Cr icket K n o c k o u t compet i t ions , a id . 2 1 ; * . A t k i n s o n b Donald 4 ;

I t was more s t i m u l a t i n g Eo l iear J . Hodgson r u n ou t , 0 ; I . Char l ton of the Harney imi X L ' s w i n over a b Donald, 1; P. \\ at son ( 'Close h s t rong Richmond 2nd X I . at Tticli- Sorfctton, 1; VV. K i r t l e y c Donald b n io i i d The Barney *nd side was Scrafton, 2 ; W . Claphani <• Clarke

A r i s i n g f rom the resolution passed t i , e a r m of Messrs O l d and M a d d i -nt the previous meet ing, the County son L t d . , Q u a r r y o w n e r s , two 01 Secretary ( M r J . (J. H a r r i s ) said the i r w o r k m e n , Mr C. l i . Jackson, tha t arrangements had now been H i l l Terrace, MiUdle ton - in Tec>-made t o hold weekly sales ' i i t he dale, and M r A n t h o n y Grieve, Town Roval Oak Hote l ya rd , bedale, ot End , Midd le ton -n i -1 eesdale, l i u \ pou l t ry for immediate slaughter

F A R M I M P L E M E N T R E P A I R S . M l ' Jackson for m a n y years was a

M r s Johnson, Mrs A . V . YVoodhi l l . The f a m i l y lee ion, M r s Howes, m o u r n e r s were M r s S i n k (widow .

t i l k ( so i l ; , M i and M r s H . Davis. daugU'.er and sou-i n - l a w iCop ley , : M r a. <l Mrs A. L idd i e , daughter and - " i i - n i - l a w ; Miss Maureen S m k . da i jfbter.

EGGLESTON V I L L A G E H A L L .

A - i d i e.-sful dance held in the above H a l l i > u S a i u i . l a y even.

each received a pfesenUuJn ,-iock. ,'"*UV » \ " M » *' c ** .." a , J

ol me H a l l I.self. I he Middle.<<n

Strengthened, however, by the pre- b Sjcralton. 0; J . Ice ton b Dona ld . 0; m a d ( i b . l g r i , . u l f u r a i engineers tor hauded over by M r L . E. senca Of Roy Watson ( w h o took six W . .Malsbury b tae.ratton. o; W. : r s t 0 t rac tors and other f a rm n i a n a g i n g di rector , w h Wickets) , the 1st team captain. MacDona ld nov ou t , » ; extras, o; | i n

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} | c , m p n t s and u r g i n g t h a t Head- each rec ip ien t for h is se W h a t he w a s doing there w e don't t o t a l . 04 n , l > r i , r . s h o u l d endeavour t o . „ _ : _ , . W h a t he was doing there We don ' t t o t a l . (54. know, but we inusi offer congratu­lations lb H a r r y W e a r m o u i h for a hea r t l y knock of 63. out of a total of 111.

BARNARD C A S T L E 1st X I . v. COCKERTON.

Cockerton.—R. Fenwick c Bailey

T E E S D A L E M E R C U R Y " C U P . H I I TON MAGNA v . SERSERUH.

Sedbergh—I'aUinsoi , b Ross, I t ;

belt maker and ihen became u u a u t A -resolution was received t r o m foreman. M r Grieve l ias been a

the Ripon Branch, d r awing a t t en - m i l l e r . Roth w o r k m e n are s t i l l t i o n to the excessive charges being w i l l i (he l i n n . The gifts were

. M u d d i s i ' i i . ho thanked

plements and u r g i n g t h a t Head- each rec ip ien t for his service: qu in t e t s should endeavour A c c i d e n t . • i i n i n " e some reasonable s t a n d a r d . I . I . I I I „ I „ „ , „ H * I I . 1 I i l l s \ M i u e w a l k i n g i n me worn a a f e ^ l T C y f t 1 ^ : " Newb.ggu,. o n . Sa tu rday

dan. e baud p i o v i d e d Ibj mus i and Messrs I I . Moo ie and I I were the M.C.s.

L O R D M A Y O R ' S F U N D F O R C H I L D R E N .

The Women's Institute a^a iu showed then usual apt i tude and v e r i l i l y in t a k i n g up an appeal for ihe above, handed on :o" them by die Pa r i sh Council— to w h o m the appeal was origiually madr-

WIKE AND SPIRIT MKRCHABT! BARNARD CASTLE.

The House where you get the bes: everything at the least possible r r . , 4 , A Tr i\ Order is solicited.

S.U ISI'ACTIOX C U A K A N T E E b Free Delivery Town and Cpuntr; Ask (or our K>preM.*ulai:ve 10

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am 73, PARKGATE. D A R L I K O T O H Tel Memorials in Granite and Stcg,

Lettered and Erected by Flat.Ok Tradesmen

I 5 - ^,nd Prsflfa ou Ar*pl:tv Dlstance Ho Object.

W . Robinson c Ula in b Heslop, iO; t o l ' o a d q ~ . a r t e r s . and M r Peacock gSSHL 0V tir an,V U i ^ ' l ' ' u ^ n " ' ? P l ' 0 , " « i " S , a " ' H ^ ' i o " • ' " ' » » ' ' ; • ' « i , ; . . . ,„i„. . .. i , i . . . . i . . . , i . , c;i.>,.^.,,, . ^ ...... uau„u.ei o i A l l a n d . \ l i s J . \ \ l | k - canvas the whole p a l i s h , U iey Hieveley C Blacket t b J. S impson £1; Pyb i i s b J. S impson, l>; T i r e m a i i c E, S impson b Ross, W a i s i e l l

I l l i s s iOII to such iver i . ' o was <ol-

b Riley, 1; L . W h i l e b R i l ey , IG; M . St. Hodgson b Ross, i l ; o 'Connel l W a d l e l o n c Bailey b l i a i ' b u t l , 31; not out, 11 • H o l l a n d not out , 4; \-.. Lamb lbw b Lewis , l . ; K . Ken- extras, 4; to ta l (for 6), l i 2 . w i c k c Heslop b Lewis, 0; .1. K d g a l H u t n i n M a g n a — H . Simpson c a n d c Clarke b ( . i i i i m t t , i : t ; H . Jobson b Pybus, 8 ; J .S impson b Pybus. not out, 15; R. s k i n n e r e Heslop b 31; Heslop b T i r e m a n , 11; Ross b Carbut t , u; W . H o w e l l c Hi Icy b T i r e m a n , 16; Joe S impson b T i re -GarbuU, l i ; H . Freeman c Ri ley b m a n , 5; Cla rk c H o l l a n d b T i r e m a n , Garbutt, i i ; I ' . . I t . H a m m o n d b Lewis , 0; Blacket t no t out, 2; J. Hodgson

WEATHER OlSCOMFORT] SUDDEN CHKLS

AFTER EXERCISE RHEUMATIC T W I N G E S

SUNCLARE HEADACHES/ FEVERISHNESSJ

HOLIDAY NERVE STRAIN

^ fttaREAL NIGHTS REST • Q 1 ' M o s t sleeplessness is a matter of unsett led, overworked

nerves. That is w h e r e ' A S P R O ' comes in—for it just soothes and quietens the nerves down and produces a feeling of well-being and calm. A l l you need do Is to t a k e t w o t a b l e t s w i t h a l i t t l e w a t e r a t b e d t i m e a n d y o u w i l l go p e a c e f u l l y off t o s l e e p . ' A S P R O ' soothes away headaches in exactly the same way—i ts analgesic, nerve-soothing, pain-dispelling action stops the s y m p t o m s -clears the head—in a matter of minutes. Millions are using ' A S P R O ' today simply because it 's so effec­t ive, because it does not harm the heart o r stomach, because it h e l p s .

0- extras, 14; to ta l , I ' l l . 'Barnard Castle.—G. R. Bai ley c

and b Lamb , 10; VV Heslop h Lamb . 15; J . Mitchell b Lamb, 17; W . Ri ley b H a m m o n d . S; J. R. L e w s b Lamb . li; (\. CUnke b H a m m o n d , i : A. W i l k i n s o n " c W h i t e b Lamb , 1 ; D . L. 1). Wi tch ing e W a d d l e t o n b Lamb, 4; T . M i t c h e l l no t but, i);; I . i . a r l i u t ; b . H a m m o n d , H; W . Met­calfe b H a m m o n d , 6; extras, 4; to ta l ; ss.

B o w l i n g — F o r B a r n a r d C'.as'Je W Hi lev '2 for 38, J. Garbutt 5 for 35. .1. R." Lewis 3 for jfc For Cock-c i ' o n W . Lamb 6 for 3T, J. Kdftar l) for 36, E. R. H a m m o n d 4 for 10.

not o u i , 82.

extras, i- lotaf (for 6)

K G G L L S l ' O N v. BARNAUL) CASTLK M A I I A V A V A I H L L T I C .

i b i s game was played at Eggles-lou on Wednesday evening las!. The teams were it aside and a very close game, i n w h i c h the b o w l i n g and f i e ld ing depar tment of each team was a lways i n the ascendant. The game, t h o u g h slow al i l ines, was ve ry enjoyable, and gU.te a good s l iow of supponers frojn Barney were present to spur o their team. Eggle and had soon two

pointed ou t t h a t th i s ma t t e r was m ^ Q f , „ „ ^

rho re tent ion ot t i ed ^ ' ^ U a r l i n g k . n M e m o r i a l Hosp i . a l . ,,,.„ Bank . I t cads l . au . and the beidg essential t o the nell-l ic ng o l , , l e n u e l . 0 l , , e , u o l , , M | \ , , i , i« l , v \ M . . . H , < agr icu l tu re and tood product ion . since been uaced . " W / U ) M E M O R I A L f

F E E D I N G S T U F F S . COCKFIELD A meet ing , presided ovei by I I I The Ripon Branch also called to r „ _ _ , , _ . _ . _ . J. Moore , was held in I In- B< hool

a review of the Feeding St ints C O C K F I E L D C A M P M E E T I N G . u u UoaOsty eveoUlg. M r \ Scheme, and urged t l i a t the Union . O w i n g to the inc lement w e a t l u i . S i n i i l i , the Secretary, reported t h a i should press i'ho M i n i s t r y to i m p o r t the services were he ld i n Ihe M u l t - the clock, o w i n g to*the increase ol more feeding stuffs so t h a t the Odist Church . Large congreya- purchase tax w o u l d cost a p p i o x i -B r i t sh farmer can produce more t lons at tended . 1 l ie speakers were n i a i e ly i s i n o i c . \ \ a \ s and nicai is fatstock and so reduce the M i n i s t r y the Rev. A . V. W o o d h . l l , M r J. were discussed as to the r a i s i n g o" of Food's purchases of impor ted U>ates, Cockl ie ld , and M i c d w i n ! i , e ex t ra amoun t . It was . how-mekt1 bacon eggs, e t c Suppor t ing Coaxes, Cockl ie ld . The Y o u t h Club ever, agreed lo i>ul the clock ou th i s resolut ion. -Mr T . H . Creyke « '<>» ' . " u d e r the leadership Of M i order . As the fund is no, > et stated tha t concern had been f e l t *• Hace, gave special items. M r s closed anyone who has not a l ready at the statement h i the Press regard- 1 { - J j j f i e was the a-•< j u u p a n i s t . eou tnbuu-d . or w o i d d feel d is-ing the al locat ion of feecfiiig stuffs T W O C O C K F I E L D W E D D I N G S . posed lo give any added subsc i ip to E r e so t h a t that ' count ry could " ' e w e d d i n g look place at Use l i o n , have an excellent o p p o r i u n i send us more supplies. M a r y ' s Church , c o c k l i e l d , on t y of d o i n g a service lo a ^ I

Resolutions were also received Sa turday , o f Miss M a t y Slack, cause.—-' We sha l l remember

JOHN E. MILLER T H E H O R S E S L A U G H T E R f

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FURNITURE REMOVA Oeliverles to and from London, u. ^nd Southern Countias by

LOADS F U L L Y IXSUIIEU IX Tl Fu.l or Part Loads Wanted

V.

IRRITABILITY

SLEEPLESSNESS

THESE SUMMER ILLS QUICKLY YIELD TO ASPRff \

'ASPRO* Put Him Right Dear S ir s , 28 Lockwood Street, Monkgate. York.

Only last Friday morning at 630 a.m. one ot our fitters came to me and I could see he was In a bad way and he said, " George, I do feel bad, let me hava two ' A S P R O S ' please," and at S o'clock the same morning I went to see him and he said he felt a lot better. He went home on Friday night and I said, " Go to bed and take two ' A S P R O S ' and a cup of tea." Well, It was his day off Saturday but he turned up on Sunday morn, ing at 6 a.m. feeling grand. Of course, he did what 1 told him so you see that Is proof to you and the public.

Yours truly, G . K . L E E .

PRICES 4°- w 1/5 ^gSggfT; E & H S

BARNARD C A S T L E X I R I C H M O N D 2lld X L

l l a i n a r i l Cas'le -'nd X L — H . W'ear inout l i l b w b I ' l i i s t l e ihwai te , 63 ; T . Blenk insopp e Hu l t ey b This t le thwai te , l ; v R . Wat son c Fawcel l l i H u l l e y , fi: .1. HoWniree b Th i s t l e thwa i t e , i ; s. Rest b Bran i -hani , 8 ; I . A t k i n s o n b Th i s t l e th ­wai te , 4; M a j . crotty b T l i i s t i e t b -wai te , 0; .1. W . Rowntree c and l i 1 'histlethwaite, 0 ; l i . Coates not >ut, l i ' - I t . Barker b T h i s t l e t h w a i i e .

Son h i . t c l t i r s and supported front the Coverdale niece o l Mrs A . Nicholson, of Cor- U t e m . " ™ ° , • ke s d d o w 3 wZleyda le Branches, protest- ^ % ^ ^ ^ - * > f " > H A Y H A R V

so q u i c k l v d i d against d r y cows being faken « l e i

A J ™ 1 ' fP^UgJ** I ' a tn ie r s l .e ie are i„ n+^, a r r n i i n t in the al location ot *v. A u i b o n , o l M i c k l e t o n . I I i . - . ; „ , , . ,,.

H A R V E S T .

in the allocation ' " , u " . M • . ! niJfcSr'StfWA on milk b r l d e . w h 0 was given awav bv her d , l x l ° a " " U | y , " J , v ' >- v i . . i , v « . . . , I he weather is a n y t h i n g but k'.u-I-' - " • i c e - b l u , , i , i ' s . w i n X 0 1 e , , a " l y . t hough crops o l ^,ass aie f a n I v

wicke t Stand 15 runs were scraped these d s t r ic t s a great number ot ^SSmtaTiL a iri*a T ?'„„ J", w e l l up lo the average. W.tly a together before the l l t h wicket f e l l , d ry cows are brought in to r summer- M ? ™ ! . , c . Y " 1 sma l l acreage h a s so far been . lit.

Barnev then, i n a l a d i n g l i gh t , i n g . and some discret ionary allow- ' E X t h Starke, v i f ' i / i , ' a n d m a n v older people declare wen t i n to ba i , and a lhough they a nee should be made, especially as ' h H S t m a r , ' T ? , j , i l ' ' \ a i i ' . e that June was die coldest and pt-r

for it) runs , ar id . the Barnev bowlers do t h e i r ' s t u f f , i n t o account tha t seven wicke ts were d o w n for feeding stufls coupons .... , „ 28 runs . T h a n k s to a better last sales. I t was pointed ou t that ' i n

only {managed to score a ' to ta l of rhe cold swell d u r i n g M a y is causing , ,ni ,• i a t ' -riT, i,^. ' *' baps wettest n u d s u n i i n e i n i o i i i h ba t t i ng . » n c w b - o a l v e n c o w s a n d h e i t e r s t o d r y m^S^^JtU^SSS^ i n ' t h e i r m e m o r y . Loca l g, 37, did so by dour b a t t i n g . V newly-calven rows and hetters t o a ry ^~S^^~^^r^ lVnn.u^-)"™'" ' " H«'ir m e m o r y . Local - a rdenc i

Y o u n g was top scorer w i t h 10 to off. , ° b p e m a t L l a n d u d n o - are also per turbed bv the weathel his credit but several Other bats* A n i n v i t a t i o n was received t r o m Ano the r w e d d i n g to take place e v e r y t h i n g i n Hie b o i t i c u l i i i i u l m e n gave the Kggleston bowlers the Fores t ry Commission for repre- at St. M a r y ' s Church , on S&lur- line," except perhaps potatoes, seem much trouble. T h i s w i l l be be ' lei sentatives of the Branch fo v i s i t a ™ y « ^ ^ a * . , t , i a t of Miss M a r j o i n to be very n i t i . h at a s t ands t i l l .

.'. H . 11. L a w t o n lbw b B r a n i l i a m , nderstootl w h e n i t is k n o w n it look forest' in tl : extra's; 11 ; t o t a l . 111

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Loans to Ladles and Qentler.

£20 TO £10,000 arranged (by post, it desired

Promptly, Privately and Che* With or Without Security

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R i c h m o n d b Wa t son . f> 1 : 11. Fawcet l c W e a i n i o u t l i b \ \ ; i t -son, 9 ; I . j . Hu l l ey c Rowntree I Watson , 6 ; E. W h e a i l e v b L a w t o n 3 : T . Th i s t l e thwa i t e b Watson , 1 T . But ter e and b Watson, 1^ : W

the K o r t h R d ing . The Coaieswur th , daughter o l Air a n d the Kggleston bowlers 39 overs io fo l lowing expressed a desire to be M i s L . B r o w n , of S ta t ion Cotlagc-.

included in such a p a i t v , some t ime Co< k i i e ld , and M r Bert L ins lev . after havtime—Messrs M . H a m - j » « of M r s and Uie late M r I I . mond. T . Bel l . C . Bla i r . R . M . •^W*^y. " O B . Stree^, CockheM. Hodgson and R. A l l e n . i , l l u e « a s g iven a w a y by her

A resolut ion was supported t rom a m . e r w o r * a wh i t e dress w i t h the Castleton Branch t h a t the D f l d a » vf" m i d ca r r ied a ' ( iovernnient be urged t o give

T O S U I T A L L N E E D S BY

nd X L — M . B i a m h a m dispose of them. .1. T l i o i n i o n r u n out. The successfu l 'bowle ls for Barney

were Dickenson and K i d d , w h i i e for I tggleston M i k e Moore look 6 fOr in runs , and Gur l i ck : i for 3.

The Ath le t ic , t hough o n l y m the i r f i is t season, have the niak

I L L N E S S O F M R J. W E S L E Y

rhe m a n y fr iends of M r l l a l k . n

T. METCALFE & SONS, I S o c i a l i s t s i n

I N T E R I O R D E C O R A T I O N E X T E R I O R P A I N T I N G

Lee b Watson , 6 ; R. C a r k i n l b w b nigs of an average eleven, the go per cent, g ran t on a l l t i l e d ra in - M l & s M a i y f 'u l le r , w h o wore a blue L a w t o n , 1 1 ; J. W a l k e r not Out, 6 ; younger p layers show great p r o m - a « e schemes for f a r m s . l q L I 0 1 s . e . . " 'ess a n d ca r r i ed lea

tempered by a i v was resolved to reter to the R. Corba l ly b L a w t o n , (I ; extras, ise, and bein 10; to ta l , 71. s p r i n k l i n g of more experienced D i s t r i c t Branches the nominations

For B a r n a r d Castle Wat son took older players , w i l l g ive in a season (i w icke t s f o r 36 and L a w t o n 3 for or t w o , someth ing to r the older

are sor ry to k n o w tha t lie is on ly i n a ve ry poor state "1 l i e i l i h . I t i l recent ly , despite Ihe advMiced

i ] , , i m i ,i age of Hi years, he has had w o n -of red roses. Her bridesmaid va - d v v U l H y f> r" o J l» ' a l ib . I n his

younge r days he was one of Hie w o r k m e n a t B l ack tou M i l l , under the o l d L o n d o n Lead t t o m p a n v .

Book t o u r w i n t e r w o r k : a v o i d d i s appo iu tn i f :

- — . . The smal l a t tendants were Miss Doreen Alderson . Pa t and

Local Foreman : M r . \ H a i i street, Banwid t

25. local clubs to t h i n k about. Fixtures .

W e d . ( t on igh t ) 2nd X L and D.L.S.O. ( D a r l i n g t o u

Sat. 1st. X ! . v. M r F. C X L ( l luclders l ie ld) at home.

Sat. :>nd X L v. A l d b r o u g h (away

v. D .S .

Pratt's

of cer t l y i n g Officers required under , , K " . L , the Calf Bea r ing Subsidy Scheme. , , . \ - e y b u l t h c i o l llie

A le t te r was n , e ved f rom Head- • T , U ? , , W

quar ters s t a t i n g tha t arrangements J r * " ' o«"-'ia e.l l i e .,..„ex.

IDEAL

GOLF M I X E D F O U R S O M E S .

Flayed |st Ju ly . M i and M i s .1. W. ( i u i b u l t . I l i - J I -

73; Mrs C. l i r cp iha r t and M r H a w . 87-U-73; Mrs M . Watson and M i W h i t e , 91-1(5-75; 'MISS M . Johnson and M r C. I i q t i h u r t , 89-12-77; Miss I ) . Be l l and M r Naltrass 94-10J-77i: £»£"on *behalF of " t h i s " Coun ty M r a n d M r s J. W . Bowntree , 10<-2i- j i r £ [ n c . l ,

T h a n k s to a sp lendid i n n i n g s of M r s E. A r m s t r o n g and M r As-53 not ou t by Lamber t and good p e r j . 1W-2»>8U| M r s Forbes-Jones bowling by Sanderson (6 l o r 19), "nut M r W . Feat, 99-ls;'-s:u>; Miss l toekcl i f fe P a r k easi ly defeated K. Hookes and M r J. B r o w n , 106-25- A resolui'ion was received t r o m B o m a l d k i r k i n the semi- l lna l of 81; M i s s N. Robinson and M r J. \ \ . the Stokesley Rraueh s t rongly ob-

had been made for the ,,.p'po7ntme,.t T t e V t t t o v r t U n c r 4 \ ^ h - ^ -of N . F . U . representatives t o v i s . t 1 , ^ s , a dress w a . „

kwo-piece i n turquoise w i t h navy

C H R I S T I E C U P S E M I - F I N A L S . R O C K C L I F F E l ' A B K v.

H O M A L D K I R K .

the bacon Factories in the r respc t ive districts t o witness the hand­l ing and weighing ol pigs. I t was resolved to nominate M r H . M e t ­calfe, of Whi tc l t i f e Lodge. B i p o n . t o a t tend the Vale of Mowbray l a c -

V I S I T S T O F A R M S B Y E N F O R C E M E N T O F F I C E R S .

W h e n the " I d m i l l was d i sman t l ed hi f o u n d w o r k i n Hie coal atUies ««-<i»4>«s'<s>v«i»t>^.«|»«j.^»4,4?

at H inedon . and . o u t l i n e d to w o r k there t i l l he to. 'k up l a r i i u n g . I p t i l l qu i te l e e e i l t l y he f a iu i ed Bog House 1-anii, at Eggteatmi. \ \ l i e u lie retired a n d came to l i ve in the v i l l age once a g a i n . M r Halk n i s a real native, bred and b$rit i n I tggles lon, where he l ias l ived all sones.

C O C K F I E L D F U N E R A L .

F. JACKSON, A.I.A.r ana

J. L. PORTER, E S T A T E A C E N T S

S U R V E Y O R S & VALUERS, «2. H U R S E M A H h l . I . B A I t X A I U I CASTI . I

u wide area at tended the funera l Head Em on S a t u i d a y of M r W i l l i a m , , l ad - wVh I n i u beite,

V i c t o r i a H o u s e , eventide of his l i fe stone S t i rk , of .one ^ w H I

heaJth i l l l l ie

DAIRY NUTS FOR CATTLE

PIG AND POULTRY FOODS JOHN P A T T I N S O N A SON L T B . B E A C O N M I L L S , W H I T E H A V E N

E S T A B L I S H E D 1868

the Chris t ie Cup. Scores : Waters , 111-25J-851. Rockcl i f fe Park—Leece- b Hodg- .... „ ~ — ~ — " „ \ , '

son, 19; Car l c W i l s o n b Hodgson, „ 1 ' e , . ' ^ ' ' n u t l Castle B i a h c h o l 6 ; Lamber t , not out, 53; A l l e n b * Bi ' i t i sh L e g i o n he ld a very sue Cray , U ; S impson c and b Hodg- c e s s 1 , 1 g o M ' o m p e t u i o n on Sunday son, 5 ; Kershaw b Grey, 11 ; Maffev ° " * « H a r n a r d cast le t . o l f Course, lbw b H o d g s o n , - 1 6 ; "Douglas not 1 ^Me'_were w compet i tors out , 1U; extras, 12; to ta l , 132.

Romaldk i rk—Hodgson b Sander son, 6 ; W a l k e r l h w b Sanderson, i i ; W i l s o n no t ou t 16; Ha l t r u n

-xuit ,_4;_iiaskin b Sanderson, (); Cray b Sanderson, 4; l lobso j i s i . Doug­las b Sanderson, i ; A l l i n s o n c

j ec t ing to <Jovernment Enforcement Officers vis t i n g farms i n the ab­sence of the occup'er and proceed­ing inspect buildings and stock, and u r g i n g tha t Headquar ters should t ake t h s ma t t e r up w i t h the Gov

Woman's Corner

M Y LADY'S ROSE GARDEN; COLOUR-COURAGEOUS W0S2EN

» i aas

by GRETA BOWES

ir l^vuh Vaw& Skc-p lu o it*/

T H I W A I P A M U B CO 1 T 0 D A R K E N t L O N D O N

b A l l e n , 0 ; Ba inb r idge r u n out, 3 ; K i p l i n g c A l l e n b Sanderson, 5 j Uowson no t out 9; extras, 11- t o t a l , 59.

won" b y E . Anderson , 8i-J.«-70- 3 M f ™ m Headquarters on the quest o i i ' t he g r w i i and^ the tvJi.te road * i n d anu - „ . ' . . . . nr .iiet'ro - n n o i e s i o r farm use. J | l g away t<j tu« cities—but. aamrv. pr ize , a voucher for 12s. 6d., for

the best gross score, was w o n by J. C. W a l k e r , tsl-6-75 ; 4th and 5th prises, vouchers for los. and 7s. 6d., for the 3rd and 4th best nett scores, was d i v i d e d between \ \ . B o w m a n , 80-13-73; I t . S luu t ru lge . S6-13-73; and J. W . Waters , SS-15-73

B O W E S v. l i . U I M M ' . H A M . Bowes proved themselves to be

worthy finalists when they defeat­ed B a r n i n g h a i n on Monday . A fine S C 0 1 L | 55 not out by G. Clarke accounted p a p bed Penfo id gOll balls , g i v e n for ha l f their score and good bowl- ^ , " ' e

f

c h a u l l i a i ! ' „ , w a ! i M

w o n b>" J * • ing by B. Donald and J. Scrafton ^ r e r f o i d , 8 7 - U - 7 » ; 7th prize lor l ipped the balance i n their favour . " l e ™^ « r ° s s , s c 0 , l e 0 1 1 l o , m Wd"

101-22-79

of petrol supplies for t a r m use, l n S away to the c i t ies—but every-which emphasised very s t rongly the "here a peaceful s.lence, broken necessity for applicat ions for both only by the t w i t t e r of birds. 1 r u m " F " and " E " pe t ro l allowances t o and find the puppies w i t h the k t t e u be made a month before the com- s i t t i n g b l i n k i n g i n d i e suu nieiieeiiieiit of each fieriod respsjc- <•} the bruaxl stone terrace. 1 v v e l y . A l l applications should con- c l imb the q u a n t steps in to " m y t a i n f u l l and accurate details of the lady's Rose G a r d e n , " but the steps

Don ' t have wobbly perches. They e a u s e lameness.

Don ' t seek rhe e g y s w i t h a s t ick in your hand to whack the hens off the nes t , and then wonder why your broody hens are a*> w Jd a s M a r c h hares.

D o n ' t forget hens are hens, not machines, and are no t a lauys al.ke —one breed w i l l eat more than an-

Va lue i s . Y u l u u i i o i i s ' p r e p a r e d loi

A g r i c u l t u r a l A i t. l a i m Dra inage and W a t ' .

Surveys . Eire Insurance Y a l u c u

Assessoi s. D i s t r i c t Surveyor.-

D a r l i n g t o n B u i l d i n g 6 i Tels . : 3*4 & 23s R a i n a i d .

CARTER'S CASTLE CARRIERS B

C E N E R A L H A U L I E R S A.NU

F U R N I T U R E R E M O V C R S W'' ar.' in a posiliuli lo retnow anywhere in Great Britain, t

Load*. Estimate Free.

'Phone: Barnard Castle I -

The 6 t l i prize for the best gloss necessary work to be done, both by are unique, the top broad one being breed w i l l eat more than :o re on six hidden holes, 3 auto- c a r s a i l « farm tractors. a mill stone and the bottom vwo ot , I o r \ & t u u y i'oar h|rd!> "WHis

Don' t ' forget the most

B A R N A R D O H E L P E R S ' L E A G U E . A t a general mee t ing of the Bar-

useful hen

old subdued coloured br.cks set i n a half-circle around the old water appliance in a hen y a r d is m i l l stone. The top is level w i t h the aouse on four wheels, "rose garden ," which is div.ded t>o»'t despa r i f desease at tacks i i o o e u u i e u a i a n e e 111 i-neir l a v o o i . . . , rtr. . — . : , ,— — ©~ —- — v * ^— — , — —.

For B a r n i n g h a i n the S m i t h B r o t h - d e n h o l e s - 1 S i l v e r t o w n go l f bal ls , na rdo Helpers ' League, held at 6, r i o I n vhe lower l awn by a beaut i ful J o u r n o c k - Y o u c a " s tamp it out ers were not qui te so devas ta t ing w a s w o n b y w - Evera rd , 101-22-79. Raby Avenue, on Monday , June yew hedge, about a y a r d h igh b v n , " e washing, always adding t w o W i l l i the b a l l as they have proved o t n e > ' r e t u r i , s were W . Peat. 90-14- 28th, the Commit tee was re-elected w h e h is finished at tier end by a tablespoonfuls of izal to each buck-i n the ear l ie r rounds , bu t G. S m i t h scored a nice 21. Scores :

Bowes.—Close c Walker b A . S m i t h , 1; A l l i s o n c Raine b A . S m i t h , 3; D o n a l d b A . S m i t h . 14; ( j . Clarke out, 19; Scrafton 12; to ta l (for

B a r n i n g h a m . ' : ' » , l s l ? * SontT; t i t i o n , p layed on T h u r s d a y was

**? & Smith b Donald. 21^ Dent i , j . ' c . w a l k e r , 76-7-69; E . K e i f

S; C. Urquha r t , 89-12-77; ( i . Nat- w i t h the a d d i t i o n of M r s Hard'v l ieaut i fu l I r i s h yew i n f u l l g r o w t h e

rass, 94-14-80; E. L o w i s , 104-20-84 . and Miss C. M o r t o n . Here are the flowers. A border t f u l .

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76 trass, 94-14-80; l i . L o w i s , 104--'0-«4 . and Miss C. M o r t o n . Here are the flowers A border H . B a r r o n , 103-18-85; w h i l e W . D. Miss Marga re t D o w n was elected o i polyanthus roses no burner t h a n S H O W B R E A D

Ascough, U .Aspery, T . C. Beames, s secretary in place of Miss Board - geraniums, but how m u i h more , i , , . • H . V . F i n c h and J. W i s e m a n evi- man . tovely-what a s p ^ h ' T c o t o u r ! ^ ^ V ^ ^ " S o

may have been i t h the beat,

f rom » damp carpet of s n 0 p .

Sift' your flour to make i t l i g h t . M i x t o a dough w i t h water and n i . l k .

no t ou t 55- Coates r u n I n t l y f o u n d the course, the w i n d The commit tee w i s h to t hank a l l A n d the hyd ra . i gea s - Iove lv bi ' ' IT , t l . a s o l d 1

r a t i o n not out 5; extras, a n d t h e - r a m too m u c h for them, those w h o have helped them so reds, and S a u i i d ^ r ^ c ^ ^ c rumbly y e a s t - i m for 4 wickets) 109. a s ^ d l d n o n r e t u r n t h e i r cards, generously d u r i n g the last d i f f l - w i t h peaches and a p r c o U - a T t t m n 1 7 . l

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m m — \ S m i t h hVrif- i-v u —7, . , L U l t yeai's to n i a i i i t a i n a protege backg round w i t h I a m t i n g especuaJly it it comes £hw r H i l l a r y b l e a , , l h e " f U l L ° f j ' C o m » , e - i n Dame M a r g a r e t s Home, Wash- „ e e n ^ 0 t s h o ^ , • „ & s S , K i + t ^ & r S & ^ Home has now been g r 6 e n - . . * . S i f t your flour t o , b Donlad , 4: J. Metcalfe c Tliomp-- l^L. 7* w n u t r U J r \ » l closed and tire c h i l d r e n and staff C L O T H E S M A K E T H E W O M A N M , x and n i d k

son h Dona ld 2- W Metcalfe c . . A - » . ' I , u t l l e i l 0 l a . have been t rans fe r red to Shot ley Hnu- ? W U W A N . „ which salt has been dissolved son b u o n a i u A, \ \ . ftieuane i ,sf-ii_69. 2, j . w. M a n n i n g . 83-8-75. R r i d i r e ° " e " a w ° m a n is made o r W o r k i l l un Cut into 4 - • -

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M . 1 . C , r i . o . i , Proprietor G. L E A T H E R S .

Consulting Opticians.

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'Phona: 3267.

Business Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 Also 111 attendance at Horae I Barnard Caa.n-, e%er>- Wee: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., also* :n •! at l( 1 k:.,ond every Priaay 10 I to 5 p.m.; every Saiurdav

a.m. 10 5 p.m. Le\buru ft

C. Raine not out, l ; W a l k e r b Scraf­ton, 2; Anderson b Scrafton, 10; extras, 14; to ta l , 89.

15th Ju ly . 1948.

B a r n a r d Castle ladies v is i ted Crook on Tuesday, June 29th, for

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Ries in dairy buildings ; on cattle, and in manure heaps are most effectively controlled wi th Cooper's Dairy Flysprays. Use the ready-mixed No . i for quick knock-down and certain kill of flies in cowsheds and dairies before milking, or to pro­tect housed cows from fly-worry. Use N o . 2 for prolonged protection on walls, manure heaps, and cattle and horses in the field. Both sprays are harmless to the animals and impart no taint to milk. Ask your Cooper Asent for full details.

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•make up my m i n d wh ich i s the worst offender—out of date shape

I n con t inua t ion of the Streat lam Ot out of date colour, and Sti:i,inton Chi ldren 's Fete, a d u l t Take coronation p ink . 1 saw a

flr-iM?*" e « m i . C v ' G « I , a , U » e . s s l ) o r l ' s * * * l K ' l d o n 'I'ueaday even- coat of th i s remarkable colour the lug. the fo l lowing being the resul ts : o t h e r d a y . M y mind flew back

Ladies ' long race—1, M . Wai tes ; forty years. 09 K i n g Edward the 2. b\ F r i e r ; 3, T . Leech. L o n g V I I coronat ion. T h a t coat h a d been j u m p ( m e n ) — 1 . R. K m b l e t o n ; 2 . H . in pickle a w h le. Colour is a funnv R ichmond ; 3. tl. Kmble ton . Stand- t h i n g . A l l shades of lavender have ing j u m p ( m e n ) — 1 , U . J imble ton; defied t ime a n d a r e always fashi'on-2 R . I ' imbleton. Three- legged race ab le . D u s t v n i n k la a n n f l i a e f « m .

C O S T O F P E N . C . L L . N D O W N , ( w o m e n ) - l . E l l a Rauie a n d t V i n n , £ a n d blue' ( V I o T s make oe" O w i n g to I t i r l h e r economies i n Har r i son ; 2 , . 1 . Howe ana M . look . l i ee r fu l a n d I ^ \ J h V r a thev

he p roduc t ion costs , Messrs t . l axo W a i t e ; 3. K . Emble ton a n d l » e g g y hj^ve a br i , |, ' o n , n 'p l abo ra to r i e s , L t d . , have announced Richmond. T u g - o l - w a r - M a r n e d e e V o t n l ' v 8 6

-educed ' ° S t ' " , , e " k U l i n i s 1 0 b e w o , " e " h *'"*]* S",1,"'0 T h e w i ' , m • " ( > 1 know exact-I n add i t i on they also announce 2 5 ^ 5 $ BeH - 2 TrJS ^ * C a , l d d i s c a r d * •

i b U n - f e l i on 23 days, there be ing ^ ^ ^ H K * * k^^&hTgZ W^ZC'Jt^J^ days w lb .HI ins. or a i a i v . b e l g . , , T 1 ' 1 " " S e a . " l ) 0 l , J , ' s man R 'ehmond; 2 . R . E m b l e m " • S XT-S ^ , a y . s 18

f i r s t—Mrs S m i t h lost to Miss M Johnson, 1 up; M r s Cumin ings lost

The filial of the Chris t ie Cup. be- to Miss D . He l l , 3-2; Miss A r n i s o n tween Bowes and l tockcl i f f , . park, beat Mrs U n p t l i a r t , 6-5. The other w i l l be p layed on Thursday , Stli f o u r matches were abandoned ow-Ju ly . i n g to very heavy r a i n .

E G G L E S T O N M E T E O R O L O G I C A L R E P O R T .

Tota l rainfall for June, 4.04 ins. , compared With 8,28 i n ^ . i n June, 1947.

( irealesl Tall in 24 hours was .96 ins. on Ihe 2nd

nd wel l set to rise. W h e n risen take again cut i n fo 4 and knead ctis-h peee wel l . When risen again t ake and knead for the t i n s .

I t is essential t ha t the yeast be ol I he bes'.'. as quick r i s ing is nece— L U N C H E O N S sary to prevent the dougb >our 11^ owing to the presence ol m i l k . A _ . . .end tel ls me tha t when her loaves T^^l^Z^L^'. 11 re ready l o r the t i n s , she t a k e . old o»* panciied baaauetiaj M a sharp kn i te and cuts the en t i r e arrangement.

then placing them Disc in coraiori in the house <•-

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loaf i n si <-es. t o g i t h e r . |K»ps t h e loal t h u s in to the t i n . I t ' s • f a sh ion p r e v a l e n t a n i o n s show ' l a n s ' a n d sjie d e c l a r e -it m a k e s n i c e r b r e a d .

M R A Cromwell tiaited.

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P r e v a i l i n g winds , W and E.

H O T E L A L T E R A T I O N S . A i B a r n a r d Castle Mh.gistrat s'

< o 11 i t on Wednesday. al leraf:ons

w i l l con ta in Im.ltOO uni ts . The de- Q E i n W e t o n ' 1'oaU races ' f , 0 " ^ ^ " ' t : ' k " » * • c i s ion was taken as a result of the . % o m , ' _V E F r i e r 2 E En.ble- n e , v ' o o k ' W m " < ' » « « » ™°re cour-n ic reas ing tendency of the medica l ;t F Ra ne Men I N T ^V1 " u " ' - " ' " > ' * i l l decide (or profession to adopt the u n i t dose Rv-l imond H F i n b l c t o i i • 1 I themselves. Men never get away of lflo.iHHi uni ts as a s tandard for " v i '"'."'k H i " h ' t ; , , 1 ! r < "" * • " W W ""it. to wear infec t ion and as a n i i i i l . n u n , dose, E K H l a g b e r !ind E ' ^ o b i n l o n & "V*Ty ttf? i s J"St , l o t

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hotels: Black Horse Ho te l , Harnard - « - ' >'se H lack f r i a r l- 'LOOHINE ( w o m e n ) — 1 . Eva Emble ton ; 2 . F . m- liot^ weather. Castle; Bridge Hote l . Barnard the V a r n i s h Sta in for Hours and F r i e r ; 3. N . Wai tes . M e n — ] . R . n n M , _ _ Castle; Three Tuns Hote l . Eggles- f u r n i t u r e w h i c h needs no po l i sh- Kmble ton : 2 . N . R c h n i o n d : 3, W. t o n ; and the Queen's Head H o t e l , ing.—Obtainable f r o m I ronmonger s Aletncl io . Quo i t s—1, T . F legg; 2 ,

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