Evening Post from Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England • 3

ENGINEERS THREATEN TO STRIKE. WORK TO BR STOPPED. ON A PHIL 6T AN UNOFFICIAL MOVE. hen we are engaged in the greatest battle of the war members of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers have a threat to strike on April 6th unless 44 dilutees are made to go into the army instead of our yoirng skilled engineers." A resolution to this effect was passed at an 1 4 unofficial conference of national representatives from the workshops throughout the United Kingdom" at Manchester, and besides representing a move calculated to em harass the Government, it may be looked upon as a deliberate effort to break away from the con- trol of the A.S.E. executive.

The conference was one of members and representatives of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, but was not called by the responsible executive of that body. Nevertheless, it was attended by representative men from all over the country. The resolution reads: 44 That this meeting of representatives of districts covering the United Kingdom are most emphatic in protesting against the putting into operation of the Man-Power Bill, in view of the fact that the Government have failed to honour their agreement entered into on May sth. 1917, between themselves and the Amalgamated Society of Engineers. Fu-r ther, when dilution was agreed to by the trade-union tho Government pledged themselves that dilutees shrxiid not be retained in the workshops at the expense of the skilled engineers being taken into the armv.

As a -xmsequenoe we now inform the Govern mailt that this conference of national representatives from the workshops throughout the country have decided that on account of out young skilled en gineers taken into the army whilst dilutees liable and fit for military service are retained in workshops we will, a protest, coase work on April 6th, 1918. the foregoing resolution be sent to all with a request, that it should be submitted to an aggregate of members at the earliest possible moment, and that the result of the meeting be at once communicated to the secretary. Mr. A. Schofield.

47, Market-place, Oldham, than April 3rd. 1918. That representatives from all districts attend a further conference to be held in the Engineers' Hall, Rusholme road, Man chaster, on April 4-th, 1918, to finally notifv all districts whether or not to cease work in accordance with the result of the voting received." lh will be seen that there is time vet for the executive of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers to aseert its authority, and patriotically follow the example of the Miners' Federation, which, in spite of a small majority adverse to the Government as result of its hallot, at once withdrew all opposition ro the 44 comb-out when news came of the great elfish in the west. A strike in the engineers' shops to day will be a national calamity it is im- to estimate, and ir is not believed possible rhst the majority of the engineers will consent to be rushed into playing into the hands of Germany. MONSTROUS CONDUCT." REV.

R. J. CAMPBELL AND THE ENGINEERS' THREAT. In accordance with tho suggestion of the of Canterbury, sporial prayers wore offered in most of the Loradon yesterday for our armica in tho field and for tho succens of our Speaking at Christ Church, Westminstor, the Rev. R.

J. Campbell, referring to the engineers' threat ro tools in the event of the Government on with their man-power proposals, srid: Could Hnvthini; be inore utterly moiisirous, and depraved in conduct? May public opinion instantly arise to condemn and destroy that Tricked ipint, for if this indeed Do the spirit of any considerable section of our pcoplo, then Engand's day is rightly go; she would not bo worth saving. Hut, thank God. it is not the spirit of England, or of Greater Britain, or of those speak our tonyne beyond the sea." WHAT TO DO WITH SLACKERS. It is sickening and pitiable," said Mr.

Mansfield the Lancaster Munitions Court on Saturday, that at a time like this, irhnn tho flower of the country arc dying in thousands to withstand the greatest attack of armed force the world has nnr seen, we should bo sitting hero to try men for not working, for sleeping and card-playing. Men who can wilfully slack in these tiroos should be placed against a utono wail." Fines up to £3 were imposed for sleeping d.rring working hours. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS we canooi tall you. ran at Baidoyle in January. S.

is impress We to say until the regrulaticna are issued. R. K. -To Cambr.djre, by Plumtrec, Melton Mowbray, IKJthaiu. StamKsid, arvi Huntingdon, 82 5.0.8.

The man loiwt on active hi to entitled to tfi- chevron. PISKT. lluddersfleld, by MauftAeid, oiownc, fleld, Dronflrld, Sheffield, and IVmtAone, about 66 uaies. Btglrr P'lly wnfth the Inquiry inpartment of the Red Cross, 18, Carifcon B.W. J.

of Ireland was mink in River St. oti May 291h, 1914, after unUuann with the i-nlher C. V. P. (CiranrLami.

is still the opt.on to work of rurwriai under the omdioiuns explained by Mr. Handle Avrton in "Betty sft Bey at the Nottingham Theatre Rreral at bticSh performaacss '-n Saturday. you obtain nJormsrtfion at a recrutfinf office, wrrte to the tfje fcoya! at UstV.au>. W. To prevent contusion your daughter mav by known by amiiier A deed could executed evidencing fihe otatnge.

liHiMo (tinder MflD. be made up ater the ir.nm*. Too Aotild, bowewr, tii- Htcretare orj-mir neiety. Would Lfxs to cannot tell you as 4o tbe It 'lepesd on the of ami trie presented by the case. turre in freehold property would jo to i.he aljile the would be cLvided qually 'he brother, ard man would oorue under the MuHtary Service Aria the age of 41 before Marr.h 2nd, laib, if ancle, or t.ef«>r* June if nkarried.

II Linooin played 12) The e.Vtutr.o rum to Buhred ran first on July 23rd. 19CL Inquire at Tramways Office, W. R. t.h« is rcnUvl at £2o a veor or lejrs n.r.re r-annot As laW nt a landlord jfive not.ic*' if he desired upy t'n" house jnee.f or to put an employee in ax trsnasrtiun to hare been diffiruSty arjies a be nuihed 'n the courw bns been taken by one of V. ct py of the will wnll be suppled at Somerset the Rcgostrv in it heme st the late 4 ninety words.

nijrh 1-aUn. (Jmtt3e ncrton, Tamworth, and Wataill, You may. if you pmfrr, go to A-bhv-de urh 'ray Derbv. but furt.beT round. Minrr Ortrnv new order aa tlie ccmbinjr to who Novemher 2n onniflrvi or wii-hcut any child --n, and hid on iary lirt, T9.8, f.t vesrs 8 months, but hod not 'hit the aje 25 H' jtsy wsa the residence of rn" f.

uh amvetrv dates harV to tfts re K'. bcih. the of Mrs. W'lkinson -i- to 1 ev family in tho person Sr H.hiM The pr.m wan Derember. 3) We (wvinot.

say. The ru; t.lu- raVnf of 1 th- ne the war -e prrperty com- I or nvrr IwePnflr-honses to the Aot the value of that off the whole of the Isnd I lOITTINC RRGT'LATIOXS. be I'ghted at p.m. HI nils. hi drawn p.m.

7 4b p.m. TRICK TURNED TO TRAGEDY. CONJURER'S TRAGIC DEATH. CHUNG LING SOO SHOT ON THE STAGE. Chung Ling Soo, tho well-known music hall con- i jurer, died in Wood Green Hospital yesterday morning from a bullet wound in the chest, received in the closing stages of his performance at Wood Green Kmpire on Saturday night.

One of the tricks in the turn, in which his assistant rendered help, involved the tiring of a pistol, and it was at this stage that Chung Ling was injured. He was taken to Wood Green he livecr only a few hours. Mr. F. Kametaro, stage manager to Soo sixteen ye-irs, made the following statement to a Press representative: 4 1 was on the stage with two other assistants at the tune.

They both had guns, and we called for a committee from the audience as usual. Pwo soldiers came up and examined the built ts put into the rifles, and the powder, and I directed them to go into a corner out of the way. and upon receiving the cue from Soo I gave the order to fire. Soo had a china plato with which he was supposed to defect buliets. ''Both assistants lired, and a gentleman in the audience stood up and said something to Soo.

hen the second order was given the gentleman stood ug again. Soo had been doing the trick for nine years. Ho always fixed the guns in his private room. After the were fired Soo usually staggered, end when he fell we thought it was the usual performance. He then called out, Oh, my God and on to him we found that the bullet had passed right through him." It was explained that tho deception in the trick was that the bullets placed in the guns did not leave tho muzzles, but by a device in the mechanism remained in the gun.

Why on this occasion the bullet was projected is not at present known. Chung Ling Soo was a Scottish-American, whose real name was Robinson. He made his first appearance in Loudon at the Hippodrome at Christmas, 1904, and since then he had appeared at every hall of importance in the United Kingdom. Last month he was at the Coliseum, fresh from a long tour in India and the Far East, with a new sot of brilliant illusions. He had a wonderful range of tricks, and in his character of a Chinese magician he never resorted to patter of any kind, but preserved an absolute silence from beginning to end of his performance.

WHAT HE SAID MANY YEARS AGO. It is a curious fact (writes Masquerader," of the Football that Chung Ling Soo told me years ago that this trick was one of considerable risk. I can tell you as an absolute fartj" he said, "that every conjuror who has stuck to it has ended up with being killed or seriously injured. The trick has been in existence between sixty and years, and accidents fatalities have many. I like the trick myself as a spectacular production, but I have come to the conclusion that life is worth living.

(Soo seems to have revived the trick.) 44 Once when I was appearing in Birmingham a local gunsmith ma raged to detect us withdrawing the bullets, and forthwith told the audience of the deception. More than that, he subsequently came to the back to argue the point. 41 I asked him if he thought anyone would be so stupid as to suppose that I or any other man could really catch bullets shot from guns, and that I never claimed it was anything but a trick, but he still seemed dissatisfied." The miwic nail staue is the poorer for the loss of Chung Ling Soo. who was the greatest of all in his lire as an artist, and one of the best of good fellows. As to his parentage, he always assured me that his Scottish-American father married a Cantonese woman, and that he was therefore, a halfbreed.

His appearance off the stage certainly bore this out. for the shape of the head and the contour of the face, particularly the nostrils, were decidely Mongolian. I THE WAR IN PICTURES. INTERESTING CAMPAIGN IN NOTTINGHAM. With the object of explaining: the position aphonic and abroad to the citizens of Nottingham, and emphasising the need of servioo in the national interest, a short cam pa is being held in the city, under the auspices of National Ministry of Service.

It of a series of interesting pictures of tho fighting in Flanders, and of the efforts of the men aad women engaged on work of national importance at home, accompanied by brief addresses by officers of the British army. The campaign was opened on Saturday evening itK a nove'ty in tho shape of an open-air exhibition in Trinity-square. Major W. b. Walker presiding, and was continued ester da with simitar meetings at the Imperial Picture House.

WiKordroaci, in the afternoon, under the chairmanship of the Sheriff (Mr. H. Offiler), and at the Sea la Theatre, Market-street, in the evening, when tho Mavor (Mr. J. (J.

Small) presided. ovening cinematograph of war films are to he pi von in the Nottingham Great Ma-rketplare and in Haul well Market-plare. THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST, MONDAY, MARCH 25,1918. 3 MUSIC AND TUITION. A BSISTANT Pianist Wanted lor Cinema, must be fairer pood player, opening lor thorough.

33 Evening Pwt." 1167b BOOKKEEPING Lw Required by two yonng Ladies, 33 'J Ertninf MUSIC School, 120 pjrncipal Mr. S. A HcmshalL VkAin. Singing, all "ITICTOItIA HVLLri Dancing every Tours'. Sat.7 and usual.

1987 tor SITUATIONS WASTED. A DVERTISER inelicible. boyer for American Ro- 3. quires part tame, pood general of hosiery, waat-, and Manchester gooda, 27 Evening Pott." 4561 manj years' 33 KJ Eteraog Peek" 478 5o EVENING Work 5 o'clock) Wanted by 34 Evening 4771 IGHT Employment, gmtlemaa dwcliaiged. thorough 1-J temporary or 33 YOUNG Lady edtnat ed derirw Appointment, Secretarial, 35 Evening Post." 4807 YOUNG Man heaka as Motor Driver cr Garage 56 Evening Poet." 4656 SEASIDE AND COUNTRY QUARTERS.

BLACKPOOL. Easter Wright. 74 Palatine-road. 4603 Public or private Apartments, sear tral Station and SKDGNEHS. Factor Holidays, terms J.

Hill, Belgrave 4 Umky-tamce. or board, lacing gardens. K- Mrs Marine House. Lumley-noaa. 1139b OKEGNESR.

Tower Boarding House, Lum ley-road, eitn gardens, sea view, bath Mrs. 1140b SKEGNESS. Mrs. 2 Lumley-terrare. private pood oookang.

EE SBsSs APARTMENTS WANTED 4 PAIRTMENT3 or Bnd-Sitting-roam, attendance, quired, no lodgera separate aocommodation, quietness and eomiort. food pr Csr! ton-Mil district preferred. 1 gentleman, 35 Evening Post." 4728 a requires Bedroom. board, batfh. homely, I mociarate, neei 35 "Ev nipg Pofct." ENTLEMAN decree to be Paying Guest.

Addrew 35 Evening Poat." 48360 GENTLEMAN requires highlacs aononsnodation, bedrooms sitting-room. bath. puuvo, breukiaet only, good price paid lor Write to "Erg. iPost." LODGINGS for two men Rni'iral near Derby road. etate Evening 4831 WANTED comfortable F'wnisbed no attend- aiutti.

central 35 Evening Poiti" "IX7ANTED two Beds, Mar-h 2dth-April 6th, cental diatrict 32 Evening Pvbu" I MOTORS CAR AND CYCLES. DOUGLAS. Triumph. 8.5.A.. Campion, Sunbeam Secondhand Motor Cycles and Bidacan Nottingham.

Phone 1648. 164 a FIELD Oambiiatioi 1916 in new d. mm i rH RALEIGH 26-irn, condition ss new. tyres, tobwi brand now. sereh Lowdham.

TRICYCTLK Wanted, state makers name, 35 "Evening Post." 4814 AMUSEMENTS. 6.40. JJIPPO 0 9.0. EACH EVENING (GOOD FRIDAT EXCEPTED). KIZUNO TROUPE, Japanese Eawrutnerr.

TED WAITE, SpMinodio ComedsMi. ROSIE O'NEIL, Vocal toiwdienw. FKNWKR AND ROBERTS. Ccmertv AorotwU. O'WKAT O'DARE.

BIIJ.V RUTHERFORD. Bkwoope. J. W. WARNER, Ventriloquist.

FOUR SHADES, Realisation of VooolwaUon Oflk-c Open 10 to 4 Daitv. 'Pbone and 4064. 6.30. THE "171 MP IRE. 8.50.

JJJ (Mows Utd.) Altverr, lie's "FLTISO COLOURS 1" Brilliant Oaat, including CRESSIE LEONARD, BILLY BERVHARITT, HARRY TERRY, Tarry Bin nr. Enfrlei-on. John F. Traraor, Ethel Martell, and BEAUTY CHORUS of PrioM UraaL Th eat he royal. TO-NIGHT AT 7.

MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. ALBERT DE OOURVILLE Presenia THE 13th CTHAJR" a Drama in Acis. Direct from tie Duie of YoA's Theatre. Mini MADGE McINTOSH as Rrrwhr La Orange. Supported hy Full Wait End (Vmipany.

Grand theatre. Each Even; 7.15 (Good Fridav MISS WINIFRED MAUDE'S COMPANY Stxutlinc Play. "THE MORMON AND THE MAID." State may he Booked from 11 tall 2. LKNO'S PICTCREDROME; RADFORD ROAD. MorvJev, Tuewlav, Special Attraction.

"ON THE STEPS OF THE ALTAR," Drama. JACK PICKFORD in VIRTtrE TRIUMPHANT," a Drama of Bohemian Life, in "Hirce "THE NEGLECTED WIFE." the First Kfxmadts. PARLIAMENT PICTURE PALACSI M'-rociav, Ttioeday, WedneedAV. Special Attraction. MARGARITA FISCHER in "THE DEVIL'S ASSISTANT." Pot the Whole Week CHARLIE CHAPLIN "1 AM." Continuous from 3 to 10.30.

Goldsmith street picture palace. Sir Arthur Great Social Drama, "THE PROFLIGATE." Supported bv a Splendid Two-Reel Ooraedr, FIVE LITTLE WIDOWS," featuring EDDIE LYONS and LEE MORAN- And the TOPICAL BUDGET. A RCADIA PAVILION, TRENT BRIDGE. A Each Evening, 7.30; Hhits Sat- Afcernoona, 3. THE A LA MODE'S.

A brilliant, reftned. and unicjue VaudevtEe Entertainment. Admisaion: is. and 6d. Tax extra.

VICTORIA Electric Palace (facing Victoria Station). To-dav. YEARS OF THE LOCUST." COMEDIES, TOPICAL BUDGET, PUBLIC NOTICES. ADVA.NCE IN PRICES. AT a Meeting of Members of the EAST MIDLANDS HOTTLERS' ASSOCIATION, held oo March 20th, 1918, it was resolved that of all Mineral Wtnea, and Cordials shall ADVANCED on and after MARCH 25t5i, 1918, and t-hat the practice of hawking sboU bejiholiahed.

J. H. SMITH, MR. BEARDHALL, Kimberlev (deceased). Successful nirober? 1 200f 2 1848.

3 7821, 4 3629, 5 2560, 6 4984, 7 5657, 8 815, 9 1689, 10 5361, 11 1107, 12 1156, 13 4548, 14 1251, 15 7757, 16 10E8S, 17 8095, 18 990b, 19 279, 20 4964, 21 78JS, 22 23 1767, 2H 6960, 25 7881. 26 7564, 27 8, 28 29 BSK, 30 3648. 31 32 .7702, 33 74f4. 34 5359. 36 540G, 36 2852, 37 2123, 38 566.

7056, 40 10435, 41 BJS6, 42 7667, 43 8338, 44 6838, 4fi 8450, 46 144. 47 6357, 48 3354, 49 8240, 50 151, 51 2272, 52 988, 53 6421, 54 9973, 55 2798. 56 7220. 1186b National federation of discharged AND DEMOBOUSED SAILORS SOLDIERS. NOTTINGHAM DISTRICT BRANCH.

Hon President LORD HENRY BENTINCK, M.P. OFFICE: SOLDIERS' CLUB, WHEELER GATE. WHIST DRTVE AND DANCE, VICTORIA HALL, TALBOT STREET. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH, 1918. Tickets Is.

6d. each, at the door or fram Club. All friends and heartily invited. CITY OF NOTTINGHAM. MEVT RATIONING SCHEME.

THE MAXIMUM RATIONS for the week commencing MONDAY, MARCH 23tb, will be: To the valuecf BEEF, MUTTON, or PORK lOd. per person. RAOOK, HAM, or SAUSAGE 7d. per person. Putted Moat, Pork Pie, Edible Polony, and other made-up Goods mar be purchased in addition to the ration.

Tinned Heat, Poultry, Game, and Rabbits may also lor tbe time bans be in addition to ration. No guananteo is given tbat the above amount will be supplied, but tbey are not no be exoeeded in any oane. PENALTIES. Any infringement in this will render the offender liable to imprisonment for six nwrtthn, or a fine of £100. or botiL Retailers on no accwat must rupply more thin the authonsed ration.

The amount of pnrehase be nwrked on the ousAomer's Tea Gird in INK or COPYING INK PENCIL. Ordinary Pencil must NOT be used. By Order of tbe Food Control Committee, JORN G. Chairman. BUSINESSES FOP.

SALE AHD WAIfTED. BAKING good for Sale, cknng six socks per week, so.and bupinwi, good hoorr and gJso jgg orchard 26 -Tiling Post. 446 Id I aDd GeneraJ, t-xoorfcmt buairess, large train, 1 52 "Evening 4693 Ctatninc Baexoem Jor "Caiblo ff bouJerardL 4506 SHOPS. PREMISES TO BE LET. "ITTORKR OOM aiKtahie tnall plant, top and lidrts, Newcastle MARKET (orrrkxiking).

WelMirhted Bererior and Chancers. 4oolc Workrootn. three minut'in from i and NewtaeUe 4002 HOUSES AND LARD TO BE LET. TLKEBTON, Hmnor-road. Houne.

fxwtaiftp two roocptton, -A- tins beds, bathroom, erery eonremenca, garden, near 4690 EN TON SAJND6 djV -LJ iag. dritwmg bath. momhlr. 13 4709 MODERN Ilouae. bath, garden, Y3O PorV land-road end).

47210 VI7ELL-FURNLSJD-ID ground Coor seil-oontained Flat to 27 Efecmg Poftt." 4557 HOUSES AND PROPERTY FOR SALE. A Kleven bept Loam I-vnd in diatriot i are being dirkied up at Mapperley, 660 yairk and or freehold, ready for planting, no preliminary digging, I from Bd. per yard (la. 6d. per week), monthly Wliy not epend your money, time, and labour on Apply Gregory, 7 itapperky.

EDWARD ROAD. a pnmn dining, kitchen, scullery. bathroom, w.c., garden, 4683 ROAD, West, Bridgford; hall, vX kitchen, scullery, four berlrooms. bathroocn. "borr.iom, I'arlument-stmet.

46820 EBLIE ROAD. Forest Fields; hall, dining, dzawing, JLj kitchen, arullervj four bfdrooms, battuxxan, w.c., boxrenro, Pariiament-streev. 468 HOUSES AND PROPERTY WANTTSD. BIAJCK of Property Wanted to Purchase, 500. Bush, Son, and Dean, 46 Parle-stregl.

Friar-lane. COUNTRY Cottage Wanted, lane garden, aocammodatiom pigs, poultrj easy distanoo 36 Brg. Post." EXCHANGE Honse, week, Siicrwood-riae, 3 minutte to tram; Wanted House and garden at or nMap! jxirley. rent about 36 Kfening Poat." 4649 UARM Wanted, from 100 to ISA mtterL a. iA.

from Nottinfiaua. 28 Evening -Post." 4560 Eind Wanted, Mappexiey, or "mail House or 32 Erg. PoaL" GARDEN or Plot of Laod not "far from the M-arket-streat. 4621 HOUSE Wanted witJh bath, £19 10a. to £22 Albertrgrore.

47780 i QMALL Fnnriibed Hcuse Wanted, throe mootha or i kMigcr. 255. 36 "Evening iPoat." 4723 TEN shillings for Key of Small Boose, 6s. to Ba. 6d 31 Evaainf robt." 4674 WANTED good Grass Field close to Nottingham, fall Sneanton Market 47590 WANTED a small Unfurnished COUaaeT Wilfoni or CUton 34 WANTED House, yard, and wtabiiqg for Ova hums, closeSneinton 34 Evg.

FARM STOCK AND PRODUCE. CARROTS! Best table Carrots ewt. 5 cwt. lots and orer delivered free, caah with order, inspection invited. I Tattersali, Wholesale Market, 1703 DAIRIES ci Milk Wanted at Scott and Bcm 17 Wbite-etreet.

4482 "PCLIPSE Seed PoUtoes. 12s. J. iJ Saeinton Market. 45060 Wh.

Wyandottea, Qunm'g, Padman Grove Farm, TVentrside. jyjAN GOLDS for Sale at QUANTITY Swedes and Mangoldi for Sale, not delivered. Crosby, Roddington. 4749 PoUtoes. Sharpes Express and Eclipse ewt" Bntssh Queens, King Edwards Queer Mary, Arraa Cuief, and Evergoods cwt.

Note Una: All carriage and bags free, 3d- Spalding. Ebtd. 1882.) 560 a WHITE and Blsck Leghorn Ergs, pure Francif-road, Carlton. 4493 "117 ANTED New Milk, 15 to 20 ralkma dto Sntton- 26 Eveaong Poet." 4462 HORSES AND CARRIAGES. of strong Market Ckrt.

nearly new or Jight, Sprinc Cart good ShelUhiil. Woodboro. nearly "an.it cob, Vanushed Flcsot suit pom-" I haeton fit 13 or 4 flt. Mark'fratiaet. and Ught Harness, Drav.

carry Light Bp'inr Gricer, 28 Poplar-street. 4473 HANDCART for Sale, nearly new. also 3 laddare. 12 18 and 24 Hauey-strmt. Meadows.

47340 MILK Floats in good (condition, also Spring Dairyman. Long Eaton. 4666 pONY, Barrow, and Harness for A 4683 Pony for Sale, throe Poole, Mui-lane 1 K-rkby-in-AahMd. llflK TIP-UP Oart on springs, also Pony, Coronation-road, Mappericy. 47120 YOUNG Donkey for Sale, quiet with 264 4858 DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Pokingfce Puppy, tremendous coats heaJthv moderate pnoa--t Trent-bonlavard. West TIEtoCT for Sale, or Exchange Rabbit (doe), value -A. Leoton. 4864 ULJIE 8 Dop Pet, Scmfldiw, ill tilnmU boiM XJ.6.1. and and all Branches.

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Get a box at any chemist's or stores, and get instant relief. Get a whole vear's foot relief for only 1 Think of it! 285 ecc aJJ RUDGE DEPOT for BICYCLES Clearance of 1917 Stock Soiled Models SPECIAL OFFERS FOR SPOT CASH. riTNTC 1 Usual Net Cash Price £10 14 0 GENT'S Machines CLEARANCE Price £8 10 0 Our bargain offers will only larfb a few days, so intending purchasers will be well advised to get in touch with us without delay. See window display at RUDGE WHITWORTB, 12 ft 14 Chapel Bar Telephone 3252 EASTER HOLIDAYS Skinner Rook Beg to inform their customers that they have decided to Close their Establishment on the Saturday, March 30th, between 1 Good Friday and Easter Sunday, and would therefore be pleased if all Orders for delivery that week would be handed in not later than Tuesday, 26th March, 1918. NOTTINGHAM HOT KRIVGE rrn m.

jjato 1 oo the Jason Tab on -very A of on StocKings an Socks you buy T' 1 (In mr.ttfe to you of all wool c. Un h'l I profiteering. £2 MUSIC AT- INSTRUMENTS. BANJO. Onitt'a paunst, with kafcber case £11, arrrept fiRAS.

FOCLDS, pnrcbaar for cash Second-hand Bar. GRAMOPTION and Racordp, new and H- 28 Arkwri gin-street. 4636.1 PIANO old for child's practice, cash Wriue 17 4692 PIANOS Purrl.aMxl, highest value given, or taken Exchange for new Instruments; our mprasenta'ive will be pleased to call bv in town or Wilaon. Pork, 00. (1917), 'Hie Pool try.

Nottingham. FURNITURE. ALL oi Furniture. Pianofortes, and Stocks Wanted. Auction Byard-lane, Bridlesm th-gato.

ANYONE having a Piano. Organ. or any Furnitdre for call or Hopewell. Removal Contractor, st Anu Well-road Bast cam pr.ro gi a DIVAN Suite Wanted. 35 Evening Pest.

4699 DRKScvI.Mi Table and WaeiistaiHi foai Wanted, no 51 Evening 46660 GREEN Phjsh Suite lor Sale, grod no dealers. 35 Evening Post." 4836 lADY will buy Piano and Part Home, about Bond-ftrnet. 4595 XXf UJiU Drewer, Bound Ttoie. and Cupboard for vf Halts okl black oak. 34 Evening 4693 MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.

and Mixers. hire liarvby. Hiring Leicestor. I Gin. Pumjw and Suction Pines" i one too Crmr 3 (Derrick).

30ft. Jab. three 3-ton I ('bain Bkx-ka iMorrisV three sets Tufcikr write to 36 Evening 4615 IFT. Double Hand Lift, travel up to good order. Li cheap kJ.

H. Corner TWO- HORSE-I WER Gas exchange 55 Bwaiat Fort. 4616 Air ANTED Secondhand Lace Hill and i Sow, 4832 WANTED Trradlv Lathu or Saw. state price, kr. $2 Even.ng 4690 MAILCARTS AND PERAMBUCOTS T3EACTIFUL ptated Pram, mudguards.

eelloheaip; also ironJrame, neany new, taJcc Carter-gate. BEAUTIFUL" PUted Pram. selling cheap; a nor Pushcart with hood; Piano, fraine. rvou. Perambucot Wanted, good 55 Footing 4844 lAROE Pram Wanted, sood condition- aim ono for Sr.

7 Fiarford. 4719 I.HAJiIBI i iIT, in Ptribtvilper IJUSHCABT with hood good condition, good 31 Btei'ing 4604 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. I 4 13FT. Billiard Table with accessories i niu ibe aodtraU, to 33. Pout." COUNTER Waited with drawers, strong, about Mi.

T-ott Bntf. 4716 would Adopt Baby from birth first Apnl. full 6UJT''nder. strictly A 35 "Brening Pout. 4695 i (JLL TOP Wanted and price IV D2l Efgplmt 4491 TYPEWRITER Wanted Ujr immediate cash, conmtion not -Wr te 137 4499 ILL lend perxni Adopt Baby Boy, two months full 28 Evening Poet.

4689 "IX7 ANTED good Cricket Bag suitable for YV bag Offers, to Serretaiy. Laogley Mill C.C.. try Dene," Heanor 1148b MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOR SALE. BAKER (Xt. for Fir ns ee.

Baths, Dolly Bu-. keo. Ename wa e. Tin and Mats, iipecval Ji tb stm and Alfreton-road. ior Sale, suitable for gardeners' water and Robots.

Ltd 4653 a Potato Ranges. Peelers. latest dwygns. 3pcal Ironmongers Oolagmith-treeV i IHINA. hawkers markets, shops.

DRESDEN Marb.o Clock. Candaiabrah. Gold and Silver Pavilion-road, Bridgford. 4799 BED. full new and i l.arM<, l.td., 26 463gJj Quarty ,3 b-v.

bargain ur-d J- H. Clarke. 4.3 Artfwnght-street. 4637 FIREWOOD Hardwood, cut to for chopping, amall loads. Wood Waste Milton Mills, Arnoid.

GREENHOUSE for Saic. 301t. St. Albans- 4300 LARGE Bookcase and for Sale, good condition 33 J' Erenang Post. 4741 MOTOR for afJe.

large 1 lJavica-road. West Bridgford. 4623 Typewriter for Sale, condition, with all H34 Evening Post. 4783 OIL (20). must be sold before 2fc.a, apTKMntment 27 Evening 4548 TYPEWHITER.

Remington, in rondjtiom like new Lniorwoad. 47200 TWELVE Benond-hand Wringing Machines equal to 32 Bath-street. Nottingham. rpO Cricket Clubs and Sporta Officers. For Sale large quantity of Cricket Materials.

Bats. Balla filnvea. large Cluk Bag. 49 Forert-strret. Sitliali Irfiflwil 4bZ2d.