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The Rushden Echo, June 25th 1915
Good Health
is enjoyed by Every Cyclist
Any Make of Machine on Easy Terms from
C. Bennett, Cycle Dealer
Moor Road, Rushden.
Liberal discount for cash.
Agent for Humber Cycles.
Cycle Repairs
Your Old Machine made to look like new, from 25/-
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The Rushden Echo, June 25th 1915
Eastbourne – Sea front, board
residence from 5/- per day.
“Kynance”, Royal Parade, Eastbourne.
Proprietresses – The Misses Salsbury.
Near Pier.
(References permitted to
Mr. Bernard Tomkins,
“Cecilia”, Rushden)
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The Rushden Echo, June 25th 1915
Telephone 98.
T. Swindall
Builder, Contractor and Undertaker
Station Road, Rushden.
Repair Executed
and Estimates Given
Funerals Furnished
at Moderate Charges
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The Rushden Echo, June 25th 1915
Asher Abbott
High Street, Rushden
Has to Let Out on Hire
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Broughams
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Brakes
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To carry 15 or 20 persons,
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Waggonettes
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Dog Carts
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Landau
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and Grays for Weddings
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Mourning Coaches of every description.
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All Orders Personally Attended to.
Telephone 9Y.
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The Rushden Echo, June 25th 1915
Take Notice!
Frank Clayson & Co.
Sole Agents for ‘Lotos’ – ‘Bective’ – ‘Delta’
Boots and Shoes
Now Open at High Street, Rushden
(opposite the Coffee Tavern)
With a full stock of
| Ladies’ Smart Shoes |
from 3/6½
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| Boys’ and Girls’ hard wear School Boots |
from 2/11½
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| Children’s Shoes |
from 9½d.
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As our prices are the Lowest in the County our terms are Spot Cash.
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The Rushden Echo 23rd July 1915
Seaside Appartments
Mrs. Charles Ashby
(formerly of Rushden)
46, Banks Street
North Shore, Blackpool
One minute from Talbot Road
and Promenade.
Public Apartments, with
or without Board. Piano.
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The Rushden Echo, March 26th1915,
Window Cleaning
F. Chapman
(Late A. B. West)
Court Estate, Rushden
Weekly, Fortnightly, or
Monthly orders taken.
All orders promptly attended to.
A postcard to the above address
will ensure a prompt call.
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Rushden Echo, 3rd March 1916
J. Knight & Son
57, Moor Road, Rushden, also at
Corner of Cromwell-rd. & Portland-rd.
Cooked Meats, Pork Pies, Sausages
Best Quality Pork, etc.
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Rushden Echo, 3rd March 1916
Mr. Bernard Tomkins
Tenor Vocalist
London, Crystal Palace and Provincial Concerts,
is open to engagement for
Concerts, Oratorios, At Homes &c.
Extensive Repertoire
Mr. Tomkins also accepts Pupils for SINGING and
VOICE PRODUCTION, Randegger method.
Terms, vacant dates, and prospectus on application to
“Cecilia”, Station-Rd, Rushden, S.O.
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The Rushden Echo, 14th July 1916
Smart New Summer Footwear
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s,
Boys’ and Girls’ footwear
in great variety.
Children’s Footwear a Speciality.
B. Vorley,
the People’s Boot Stores,
Newton-road, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 28th July 1916
Ernest Virgo
(late Chettle)
Photographic Artist
Children a Special Study
Enlargements and Miniatures
Higham Road Studio,
Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 28th July 1916
Bread
was reduced at
Rushden on Monday
from 7½d. to 7d.
per 4lb. loaf.
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Rushden Echo, 18th August 1916
E. Dunkley
Hairdresser & Tobacconist
High Street,
Rushden
Thanks all his Customers
and hopes for their
Favours in the Future
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Rushden Echo, 18th August 1916
G. H. Skinner & Son
Family Butchers
High-st. & Wellingboro’-rd.
Rushden
Best quality of English Meat only.
Families waited upon daily.
Lard, Pickled Tongues, Sausages,
Home-cured Bacon, Hams.
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Rushden Echo, 18th August 1916
Our Dry Cleaning System Is Unrivalled
| Ladies’ Costumes |
Dresses, Blouses, etc.
Dry Cleaned and Beautifully Finished. |
| Gents’ Suits |
Overcoats and Raincoats, etc.,
Dry Cleaned and Tailor Pressed
and returned in 2 or 3 days.
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Kid Gloves Cleaned, Dyed Weekly.
M. Tomlin & Son
85, High Street, Rushden
And 17 St. Giles Street, Northampton
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Rushden Echo, 18th August 1916
N. A. Hilliam
35 High Street
Rushden
For Everything in the
Stationery Line
Bookbinding a Speciality
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Rushden Echo, 8th September 1916
For Either Electric or Gas
Try
H. P. Hodge
24, High St., Rushden
Or ’Phone up 43
Large Stocks Always to Hand
Electrical Hand-Lamps a speciality
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Rushden Echo, 25th August 1916
Furniture of All Descriptions
Best Possible Value at the
Lowest Prices for Cash
W. Macdonald
Church Parade, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 2nd November 1917
F. Clayson
High Street, Rushden
Holds Large Stocks of
Cloth Leg Boots
... All Shades
Agents for Lotus and Delta
Also makers of
Real Hand-Sewn Boots to Measure
Children’s Slippers from 9½d.
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Rushden Echo, 9th November 1917
Three Good Lines you should get:
Morning Blouses 1/6;
Flowered Voile Blouses 2/11½;
Hurricane Overalls 1/11.
No better value in Rushden.
The noted house for Millinery,
23, Church-street, Rushden.
[No name is given but this would be Fred Cowley's]
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Rushden Echo, 12th July 1918
CALEY S. PARKER'S
LATE PERCY F. BUTTON
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE
Commences to-morrow (Saturday)
LAST DAY, AUGUST
SPECIAL BARGAINS
----- IN-----
Hosiery, Gloves, Blouses, Skirts, Raincoats, Robes, Underskirts, and Children's Outfitting
Millinery Half-Price
82 High Street, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 12th July 1918
S. W. CLAYTON
HARBOROUGH ROAD, RUSDEN
Has to let on hire
LANDAUS, BRAKES
WAGGONETTES, ETC
General Carting
Firewood supplied in Any Quantities
Sawing and Planing for the trade
Boards for Fencing, etc
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Rushden Echo, 12th July 1918
Meller—Expert Tuner and Repairer, can undertake a limited number of renovations, tunings and repairs. Pianos modernized at low cost.
Address: Haydn House, Griffith-street, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 12th July 1918
CHAS CHAMBERLAIN
for bicycles, accessories and repairs.
Prams retyred. Gramophones and records.
Safety razors from 1/11 complete.
78, Wellingborough-road, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 5th October 1917
Mrs M Perkins
Milliner and Draper
Begs to inform her Customers that she is
Transferring her Business from Church Street
Rushden, to more commodious premises at
7, Church Parade, High Street, Rushden
Where she will open next week with an
Entirely New Stock of Autumn Goods
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Rushden Echo, 19th July 1918
CALEY S. PARKER'S
LATE PERCY F. BUTTON
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE
Commences to-morrow (Saturday)
LAST DAY, AUGUST
SALE PROCEEDING
Blouses, White and Colours 1/11¾, 2/6½, 2/11½
Skirts (Dress) Navy only 5/6
Divided Skirts 1/9¾, 1/11¾, 2/6½
Plain Black Hose 1/6¾, 1/9¾
SHOT SPORTS COATS, Very Special 23/11
Children’s Costume Coats 3/11½ up.
Matinee Coats 1/11¾ up.
Millinery Specially Reduced for the Sale
82 High Street, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 19th July 1918
Mrs. PERKINS’ - ANNUAL SUMMER SALE
Of Millinery and Drapery
From July 1st, for One Month Only.
We have a few very good lines to offer you.
Much below to-day’s cost. Come Early
See Windows. See Windows.
7, Church Parade, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 9th February 1917
DARK STREET - LIGHT HOMES
Gas Mantles. Upright and Inverted.
Globes and Chimneys. Burners.
Oil Lamps and Chimneys.
Electric Pocket Lamps and Batteries, etc.,etc.
CLIPSON Bros. & Co., Ironmongers
131 High Street, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 1st November 1918
For Dances, Social Evenings etc.
Miss Payne’s
Bijou Orchestra
For terms apply to—
The Conductress
28, Irchester Road,
Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 26th January 1917
W Mole & Son,
Sanitary Plumbers, Gasfitters
and Decorators
Beg to notify their customers that they
are now carrying on business at
71 Midland Road,
Rushden
Where their requirements will be attended to with the same promptitude and attention as hitherto.
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Rushden Echo, 5th January 1917
A Rich-toned Piano Would Complete Your Home
Apart from the finished appearance that a handsome Piano imparts to a room, the charm of music creates an atmosphere which secures to you the greatest enjoyment a home can possibly yield.
With the coming of Winter, when bad weather keeps you indoors or friends “drop in” during the evenings, the benefit of possessing a piano is realised to the full.
Our showrooms are full of New Models and our
Easy payment System
Gives you the opportunity to secure at once the instrument you like without disturbing your savings.
Why not call to-day?
Whiting & Co., Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 1st November 1918
An Urgent Appeal!
Our valiant armies have just liberated
400,000 PERSONS in Belgium and Northern France
The enemy has ROBBED Them of Everything
Old Men, Women and Children are in urgent need of
Clothing, Boots & Blankets
The Congregational Schoolroom, Church-street will be open the first three days of next week to receive parcels.
The Allied Governements appeal to you. Kindly respond.
J S Clipson
Chairman of Belgian and Allies Committee, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 23rd November 1917
If Everything Else is Dear
B. Keller’s Apples are Cheap
Blenheims, Wyken Pippins, and Winter Pearmains.
All Good Eaters 4lbs for 1/-
Normantons,
Lane’s Prince Alberts,
And Other Varieties Too
Numerous to Mention.
Good Keeping Apples 5lbs for 1/-
B. Keller
Fruit Salesman
High Street, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 6th December 1918
A few pieces of
Halcrete Fuel
And a shovel full of leather
Bits on top make a decent Fire.
Replenish leather
Until Halcrete is exhausted.
9/- per 100 bricks.
Ellis & Everard
Station Approach, Rushden
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Rushden Echo, 6th December 1918
For
Electric Lighting
Bells, Telephones,
Storage Batteries, &c.
Consult
J H Oberman
132, Queen Street, Rushden
Twelve years with H P Hodge, of Kettering
And Rushden.
Estimates Free.
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Rushden Echo, 6th December 1918
Eastman’s Ltd.
High Street, Rushden
For Choice
English Ox Beef, Wether
Mutton, Dairy-Fed Pork,
Tongues, Potted Beef, Beef Sausages
(Coupon Free)
Early Orders will oblige.
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Rushden Echo, 6th December 1918
Leggings! Leggings!
Good Stock of Leggings for
Boys, Youths, and Men, at To-day’s
Lowest Prices.
Footballs
Ladies’ Handbags & Purses
Pocket Wallets – Attache Cases – Suit Cases
William Webb
Saddler
High Street, Rushden,
And Higham Ferrers.
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Rushden Echo, 19th July 1918
LADIES’ HOLIDAY WEAR
Large Variety in
Trench Coats and
Raincoats.
Also a few
Special Lines in
Coat frocks
for holiday wear.
TOMLINSON,
Tailor, High St., Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 23rd November 1917
Rushden
Bertram Allen
(late 3 Newton Road)
Wishes to Announce he has
Removed His Practice to Mr Orrell’s,
Chemist, High Street, Rushden
And will attend Tuesdays 11.15a.m.
to 12.45p.m.
Saturdays 3.30p.m. to 5.15p.m.
And by Appointment
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Rushden Echo, 23rd November 1917
Arthur Loake
(Late Piggott)
23, Church-street, Rushden
is now showing a fine selection of
Women Workers’ Munition
Overalls at 3/11½
which cannot be beaten.
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Rushden Echo, 6th Dec 1918
A Jacques
Plumber, Decorator
Gasfitter etc.
100, High St South, Rushden
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