... life withont help, any more* than clogged have I across anything' so good as Doan's filter can cleanse itself. But Doan’s ' 'T-^jr JSSS «x t so many other things, without, getting any kidneys aid , they dissolve I®e clogging , ~ j'J help all. continuing the ...

... the following in the highest esteem, and much sympathy is prosecution so long, but be is very good- • abdoteen. Accused wore clogs at th e time. Booth, James Thompson, George Hilt James were elected for the next 12 months. Com- felt for her and the family ...

... that STANDING'S MIN'S BOOTS from 7111 to 12/6 are the best value in the Trade. CLOG SUNDRIES MANUFACTURING SOCILTY.-Ilve committee's report of the C.lilderdale Co-operative Clog Sundries Manu. factoring Society for the half-year ended June 30th, it as follows: ...

... holidays, especially on Tneedar, when a series of races. etc.. for boys and girls will take place There will also he a beauty competition and family prize. CLIFTON. PROPOSED TIARTSITEAD moon TRAMWAY.--At the meeting of the neckheaton Die.triet Council on Wednesday ...

... by the first clots girls, under the superintendenoe of Miss A. Barker. of Rose-hank. Competition's were organised for which prises were (* . red, and games and dancing were indulged m. POST OFFICE NOTICE.—LOCAL HOLIDAYS.—On Monday and Tuesday next, the ...

... drawing: sof the acreen in Bat y Par- sh Chureh. AN wet by Mr. Bridges has ob- tained the hizh award of a book prize in the in Competition of all the seboole cf art th nedom. Aset of emailer is by Mr. W Both theee sets have been Other conted for the art master’s ...

... keepers, Write for free list—Imperial Art Pottery, Longton, Stak, tical apply No. YLOGS, Top Clogs, — SHOLEBROK ant ag, kitchen on Walter Place, Wholesais Clog Manui Low Road, ms, Ler ey y Mount, bath, D FURNITURE Ss fe, “consisting walnut ; T, large roous ...

... Leno's adf-iia,' **'?' f celebrated clog-dancing com- V'-' * in which, it is said, ttvtia: the champion clog dancer tho It was Du'i wit day* very long before retched the honour of Royal com roan eta. The first of competition* took place Wakefield, where ...

... The Iteautifolly finiehod nen Bullard Carlton: and The nymphs and shell' dering of Garrett's unaccomunini partaung. herds dances (8.A.A.T.8.). George My loves like the mit t red row fully merited Other admirable type. of the madrigal well , tbs repetition ...

... many next attlollDor. hired at 410 to £l6, an I pod domestics obtained £l6 to £2O. while cooks got even more. GOLl.—The competition kr the c lub ' s took place on the Cogble Hall Links on ha t l , m. ' and nu giele £8 to £lO. Agricultural men I urday with ...

... together with the dancing of the hornpipe. The ehouses were given with V and The Angel Song. sung be chorus was she termination to a very pleas'. ant evosi.nit. The proceeds are in ad of the Church expenses. AUNT MARJORIE'S PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Rules That ...

... football club hell a hall io the Mechanise Hall, Marsden. There wee a good attendance. Mr. Arthur Gledhill's bend nisyed for dancing. and Messrs. J. Brown and C. Brice acted as M.C.'n Daring the evening an Meld schottische emspetition took place, the seecesafot ...