■ 6. Prompt Advance*. EMIT Kc-paymenU. I 7. Strict Privacy. 4. hoi-dsmen 8. D.i'-. ire no object. Loans from 4 per rent upon Shares under Wills, Legacies-. Life Policies, etc ARTHUR a.ia. ia. EAST PARADE T.v.r.n* (Telephone 3788.1 > ADVANCED oa and (Sbac xaclu«: toll ♦'l #alue:

Etc., WANTED. r.- * rrotu*. k t'lin orvtilu; icro.itvl • » . * . a., bedrooms, good d.ctrut "-1. ' . • ■ . • * 30 11». i». . mm* ' *» lane dvsM.r*. ir- Etrning P««t, & APARTMKNT CWMH.tED ROOM • M . . . > notu: .'tiiial; t« h.m. :*t- —loi, B.Tr Vue lt.«*i. Alll.l. PART and fill .r

AGENT* CENT*. MOSEY. MOXBg. MOSEY. ABAOI.UTFJ.V RANG IN FRONT PATRIOTIC OIRISTiIA.S IAKUB. WESTMINSTER" B»Hea.* BriUsb British AA'ritaa. British Agei.u need apply. 100 PATRIOTIC CARDS SELECT FROM BODKa FREF. d Cotnmwaion. .n the field. r.M to-day .—Lea and Co. We»tnumt«r Work#.

For Government Work. ALBION (LTD 1 . CAMP ROAD HDLESALE CLOTHING.—Wanted, good BUTTONHOLE HAND lor Siuger machine—Phi llipsou and Co., ALI. OLD HANDS who made Khak. Jackets and Trousers XX for during the Boer War will be specially welcomed Aitv - fit and Factory. ftnrroaiit.ift.

(opposite Geo. Wilson & Sons, Confectioners). POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK

Though it conceivable that a and unfavourable turn of events might again place Pari* in jeopardy, the town (say* " Tit® Times"! gradually resuming something of it® old aspect. There are theatres, it is true, no music hall*. Some of the old restaurant*, time-honoured landmarks Pa

CERMANS WHO ROBBED THE DEAD AND KILLED THE WOUNDED. To the Editor of the Yorkshire Evening Post Sir.—l was pleased see Mr. letter. Several letters have appeared stating thai the Germans were 4 * models of propriety during the 1870 campaign. The Germans were bettor in than they a

the exf>ort of allfood. As a result the supplies of Sue hard 1 s chocolate for Great Britain were stopped. IVc have now received permission from the Swiss Government, to recommence shipping to England. Overland routes are closed but, thanks to the British Fleet, Velma is coming

Labourer Knocked Down by a Motor Car William Street, labourer, who was knocked down by motor-car at Ilfracombe on Fridayevening, and expired later, was the subject of inquest held on Saturday by Dr. Pearson, Deputy Coroner. The evidence went to show that the deceased was in the

The annual report of the Agricultural Organisation Society for the.year ended ' 'f 51st. 1914. shows how rapidly the agricultural co-operative movement is developing in country. The Agricultural Org.- Society is a purely propagandist body exists for the purpose of advocating the