LADIES' DEPARTMENT Their Ladies' Department is particularly well-known for the first-class value and variety it offers, and because it caters for all ages. In charge of this department i; Miss Maureen Nolan, who has seven sears' experience in the trade and in the changing world

With such a wealth of experience. it is easy to understand why the firm has achieved such tremendous success in a few short )ears. Sound business acumen, backed bs shrewdness in busing, has enabled Swords and Morrissey to offer the public superb value in first quality drapery. A

replacement for the outdated "Supply Stores" at Back Street where Messrs. Suttoes have been in business since 1901. With an imposing frontage onto Rathdrum's main thoroughfare, the new premises will cater for hardware, furniture, electrical appliances , and such commodities. It

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Arthur and Frederick, who carried on a general drapery and grocery business under the name of John Sutton & Sons. In 1901, Frederick J. Sutton husk the premises known as "The Sores," and commenced business on his own. dealing in eneral hardware and grow,. This continued until 19

In the passing of Mr. Patrick Kinsella, Munny House. Carnew, the agricultural scene has suffered a great loss. He farmed extensively, and throughout Leinster. he was a well-known show judge of cattle and sheep. He also judged the All-Ireland sheep-shearing championship. For the

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RUGBY men for the four SEVEN-A-SIDE provinces of Ireland con- On Sunday the weather was verged on Arklow last week- • kinder and there was a real testi-131 spirit at 112Ilyruane for the end for the third annual Fes .ir: Mullen Invitation sesen-a-tival of Provincial Rugby. ie. Wi

and on Sunday night Tommy Carentertainment in the Tara Vale roll and his Cordovox will lead Leung., Kildermot. Ballymoney, the sing -sod& Sea advt.

In the football game. Arklow proved much too strong for the visitors but they only asserted their superiority in the second moiety. Wicklow led by 2-0 to 1-2 at the interval but failed to add a score in the second twenty minutes. Best for Arklow were Pascal Birmingham, jimmy Tan