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INDEX
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Abbott, Asher |
42
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Espin |
40
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Scroxton, Harry (taxi) |
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1
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Abbott & Travill |
28
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Fairey's |
41
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Scroxton's (Removers) |
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10
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Ball, Miss |
38
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Fairey's |
22
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Smith & Cottingham |
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6
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Bayes, Fred |
11+30
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Freeman, H |
18
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Swindall, T - for Blinco Road |
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12
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Betson, A |
37+45
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Gross, G |
31
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Taylor, J S Ltd |
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15
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Blunt's |
34
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Hodge, H P |
24
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Tusting, R |
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36
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Chamberlain, Chas |
23
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Jay's of Northampton |
5
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Twelftree's |
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4
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Clipson Bros |
27
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Lacey, W |
26
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Wadsworth Bros |
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33
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Cobley, G W |
44
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Lightstrung |
46
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Warner, A Richard |
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9
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Cox, Rollie |
16+19
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Linnitt, Edgar |
29
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Weekley, Sydney |
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32
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Dickens, Mrs Arthur |
14
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Louvre, The |
13+43
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West & Denton |
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39
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Dickens, Mrs |
2
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Newell, R C |
20
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Whiting, F S |
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7
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Eagle, J |
3
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Robinson's |
8
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Wright, William |
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17
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Eastfields High School |
35
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Rushden Bill Posting Co Ltd |
21
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Yarde and Co. |
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Abbott and Travill
Irchester Road, Rushden
For Best Quality English Meat
Try Our Cooked Meats
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27th February 1931
R C Newell
Corn, Hay and Straw Merchant
All Kinds of Dog and Poultry Food
7 Church Street, Rushden
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Join Robinson’s
Holiday Club
For
Travelling Cases,
Handbags, etc.
See Windows
C Robinson’s
19 High Street, Rushden
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For the Poultry Fancier
Incubators, Brooders and Hovers,
Water Founts, Food Troughs,
Dry-Mash Hoppers, Brooder-Lamps,
Wicks, Thermometers, Rings, etc.
Spare Parts in Stock, or to Order
British Wire Netting, Felt, Corrugated Sheets, etc.
Clipson Bros. and Co.
131 High Street, Rushden
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Twelftree’s Stores
178, Wellingborough Road, Rushden
Are Noted for High Class
Cooked Meats of All Best Kinds
Also Best of Groceries and Brands
At Leading Prices
Good Supply of the Best Fruit
Cooper’s Seeds Now on Sale
Catalogue Free
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Fred Bayes
Carpenter, Joiner, Undertaker
Specialities:
Property Repairs and Alterations
Estimates and Advice on Application
Portable Garages and Greenhouses
Works:
1, Harborough Road, Rushden
Residence:
15 Spencer Road, Rushden
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Watch Our Windows
All Goods to be Cleared
at Ridiculously Low Prices
Ladies
Pinafores and Hats from 1s. 3d. each
Jumpers, Vests, Combinations,
and all kinds of Underwear
Gents’ Shirts, Vests, Pants, Etc.
We still have some of the good Prints and Flannelettes,
which we are noted for.
Boots and Shoes
Highest Price
Gents’ 8s.
Ladies’ 6s.
Youths’ 6s.
Boy’s 5s.
7”-10” 4s.
Country Customers Please Note:
All 'Buses Stop at the door
(Except Raunds 'Bus)
High Street South, Rushden
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Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
Is a fine Body Builder for the Winter Months
1/3, 2/3, and 4/6 per bottle
William Wright, M.P.S.
Chemist - 100 High Street, Rushden
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27th February 1931
To Out-of-Town Visitors
For a Fish Supper and a Cup of Tea on
Modern Lines call at
Rollie Cox’s New Supper Rooms
Open From 5 to 11 p.m.
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27th February 1931
Corsets and Belts made to clients’ own measurements for surgical, maternity
and dress needs.
Makers Barclay Ltd.
Corsetiere: Miss Ball
26a Wellingborough Road
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27th February 1931
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H Freeman
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Plumber & Decorator
19 Crabb Street, Rushden
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ERN Ideas |
| ERN Methods |
| ERATE Charges |
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12 |
27th February 1931
Always Something New in
Milinery, Dresses, Coats etc.
Mrs A Betson
140, Wellingborough Road, Rushden
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27th February 1931
Special Show of
Men’s New Spring Fancy
Shirts, Caps, Socks,
and Ties
Also Large Range of
Ladies’ Silk Underwear.
West & Denton’s
Wellingboro’ Road, Rushden
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27th February 1931
The Louvre
Having obtained the Sole Agnecy for Rushden for
Invicta Ladies’ Hosiery
We are offering as an introduction to this make a limited quantity of 2/11¾ quality Ladies’ Hose in 9, 9½, and 10 inch, in eight good shades, fully fashioned, 1/11¾
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27th February 1931
You require
Sale Bargains
These will be found in
Blunt’s Window
32 High Street, Rushden
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27th February 1931
Artistic Photography
Every Modern Method Employed
Edgar Linnitt, M.P.P.A.
128 High Street, Rushden
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26th February 1937
Eastfields High School
Rushden.
'Phone: Rushden 437
Principals:
Girls—MRS. T. BENNETT, L.L.A.
Boys—MR. J. T. DAY
New Premises—12 Acres of Grounds
Sound, Modern Education in Happy,
Healthy Surroundings.
Prospectus on Application.
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26th February 1937
Attractive Semi-Detached Houses
Now Being Erected.
£26 Total Deposit.
Repayments 13/3 Weekly.
(Purchase Price £525).
Gas, Town Water, Electricity and
Sewer all laid on.
No Legal Charges.
For complete particulars,
Plan and Specification apply:—
T. SWINDALL & SONS
Station Road,
Rushden.
'Phone 98. |
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10 College Street,
Higham Ferrers.
'Phone 206.
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26th February 1937
TO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.—Have your Films Developed and Printed by a PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER. We study the printing quality of every Negative, and make all prints on the most suitable grade of Paper, thus obtaining the best possible result from each exposure.—It Is our BUSINESS, not a Sideline.
Edgar Linnitt, M.P.P.A.,
128, High Street, - - - - RUSHDEN.
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Co-operative Permanent Building Society.
Established 1884
5%. Withdrawals. Tax Free. Investment.
Assets £11,000,000. Reserve Fund £300,000.
Withdrawals, £10 on demand.
Local Representative
F. S. Whiting,
“Bonnington,”
32, Carnegie Street, Rushden.
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Wreaths of the Choicest Cut Flowers,
fresh gathered from our own Nurseries,
on short notice.
Yarde and Co. Gold Medal Florists,
Northampton telephone 1100 (Private Exchange)
Telegraphic address: Yarde Northampton.
Yarde and Co.
High-street, Rushden Telephone 174.
Local agent A. Robinson, Fruiterer, Rushden.
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23 The Rushden Echo and Argus, 29th May 1931, transcribed by Gill Hollis
Rushden Furniture Exhibition — The Windmill Hall at Rushden has been engaged for a large and novel exhibition by Messrs. Jay’s Furnishing Stores, of Gold-street, Northampton. It is the intention of this well-known firm to exhibit from June 1st to 13th a complete range of modern furnishings, suitable for all classes of purchasers, and to give free admission of the ideal home.
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A representative of Messrs. Jay’s stated yesterday that the firm is very pleased with the scope provided at the large Rushden hall, and intends that the exhibition shall eclipse in every way a similar event at Wellingborough last year. “Our object,” he said, “is to show up-to-date furnishings – all modern goods – in a nice setting. There will be about twelve model rooms, complete with carpets, curtains, and every class of fitting. They will present valuable ideas to those who are furnishing or
re-furnishing, and the goods displayed will include drawing-room and bedroom suites, sideboards, tables, bookcases and in fact, everything for the home. We want the people of Rushden to look round at their leisure and make a thorough inspection of anything that interests them. Members of our staff will be at hand to give full information, particularly with regard to the arrangements by which purchases can be made. They can show how easy it is to furnish on modern terms.”
Jay’s are paying rail and bus fares on all orders of £20 or over, and will present a souvenir case of stainless cutlery to every customer placing an order of £10 or more. The goods are delivered free to any address.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 7th July 1933
Robert Tusting
Successor to John S Mason
Auctioneer, Valuer,
Estate Agent and
Certified Bailiff
30, High Street, Rushden
Telephone: Rushden 102
Auction Sales of every description on
Fixed Moderate Charges.
Immediate settlements and
full details rendered.
Valuer for Probate, Mortgage,
or other purposes.
Agent for The County and
Liverpool and London and
Globe Fire Insurance Companies.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 15th January 1932
Taxi and Safety Coach
Proprietors
High Street South, Rushden
Weddings a Speciality
Parties Catered for
Trains Met
Mourning Coaches of Every description
Telephone 142
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 15th January 1932
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 15th January 1932
W Lacey
Photographer
Higham Road Studio, Rushden
Artistic Portraits in Varied Styles to
Suit Individual Tastes
Permanent Reproductions of
Old and Faded Photographs
Enlargements to any Size at
Moderate Charges.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 6th May 1932
Mr Sydney Weekley A.T.C.L.
Teacher of Pianoforte
and Theory of Music
Pupils prepared for exams if desired.
For terms, etc., apply:-
“Ingledene, ” 22 Moor-road, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 6th May 1932
H Freeman
Plumber and Decorator
19, Crabb Street, Rushden
Good Selection of Wallpapers in stock.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 13th May 1932
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Forward for Whitsun
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Round to
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J S Taylor’s Ltd
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Agent for Marmet and
Tan-Sad
Church Parade
Rushden
‘Phone 317
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 31 July 1931
Summer sale
now proceeding
Bargains in Millinery, Frocks,
Blouses & Lingerie
Children's Millinery and Dresses
at Clearing prices.
1d in 1/- off all goods not marked Sale price.
Mrs Arthur Dickens
102 Wellingborough Road, Rushden
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 8th January 1932
To Tradesmen of Rushden
Posters
On the Hoardings of the
Rushden Bill Posting Co. Ltd.
will increase your business.
Sample Posters and full particulars:
18, Mill Road, Wellingborough.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 8th April 1932
Registry Office for Servants.
Wanted General and House Maids for Rushden, Wellingborough and Kettering.
Mrs. Dickens,
103 Wellingborough Road,
Rushden.
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Rushden Echo & Argus, 27th July 1934
SUMMER OUTINGS
Before Booking See
HARRY SCROXTON'S NEW PULLMAN SALOON
(Latest show model from Olympia)
Taxies for Hire. Tours Arranged.
Weddings a Speciality
Inspection Invited. Trains Met.
8, Portland Road, Rushden.
'Phone 243.
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24th August 1934
For Your Next Move Try
SCROXTON’S
The Firm with 50 Years’ Experience
Manor Garage, Higham Ferrers.
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Enquiries at
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J Scroxton
"Stonehurst"
High Street,
Rushden
Quickest!
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Rushden
Phone 138
Estimates Free
Safest!!
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W R Scroxton
"Alberta"
Spencer Road,
Rushden
Cheapest!!!
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Rushden Echo & Argus, May 1935
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