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... did not continue its depredations, and waa got out without difficulty, not much damage being done. A Dance.-On Friday evening very successful dance, in aid of the funds of tbe local National eoboole, was bald tbe Mart. The mime mover tbe matter was Mrs ...
... Andrew, and Wyles, and Miss Towers were judges of the washing competition. After the last race was run the prizes were distributed by Alderman Vergette, and then a large number engaged in dancing to the strains of the Market Deeping brass band. At dusk the ...
... friends are due. the first day a hat-trimming competition, Opeti to gentlemen only, attracted a crowd of the fair sex. The prizes were awarded to Mr, Peach (1) and Mr. J. Parish (2). tbe washing competition the Ist was awarded Mrs. T. Wilkinson, 2nd to ...
... purifier and beautitier this or any age. It is so because strikes at the cause most minor cutaneous affections, viz., the clogged, irritated, inflamed, sluggish, or overworked pores. Cuticura Soap derives its remarkable purifying and beautifying properties ...
... Mr. gave the science report.—Mis. Leeke then presented the prizes gained by the students follows : Art Branch.—National competition : F. C. Ben well (bronze medal), A. Miss F. Harrison, Miss C. L. Hatter, and Miss G. »pvvee(book prizes). Local prizes : ...
... Failure the blood will be found full of impurities which the kidneys have failed to remove, and which have consequently acted clog on the machinery of the heart. Remove the accumulated impurities in the blood which diseased disordered kidneys have failed ...
... elected to represent the Gainsborough an District Free Church Council the annual meetings to be held Cardiff next month. Dance. âA dance, promoted by the choir of St. John's church, took place iu the schools on Tuesday evening. There was good attendance ...
... Abstention from fat foode—batter, rich ments and gravies, bacon, &c.—is beneficial chiefly because an excess of fatty matter clogs the digestive tract, aud ie only partly assimilated. The fab of the body is . formed ia the bod teclf by cell action; and the ...
... one of the walls was hung the Burgh lev flag. the removal of tho tables a programme twenty-two dances was through, Mr. D.W. Foreman's Band playing the dance music. The M.C.'s were Messrs. T. Hart and R. 8. Cox. The company, numbering upwards of bOO, spent ...
... continue their normal diet, with occasionally a little fruit or salad a seasonable change. The result it that the blood becomes clogged with food products for which the body has no use, digestion fails, the action of the heart becomes irregular, the circulation ...
... Mi'vor (.Mr. J. pn.-ioed- Ine loctuic illustrated slides. the liu.lorn being lib minted l>v Mr. li. C. Li 11- . Tim annual dance in ion with the liberal Club was hold tin* Co-operative iiall. Mr. I' band ihf music. The Club Steward and Mr> Swan provided ...
... concert, aad dance, got the Barton Habitation the Primrose I/eague, took place in the on Thursday. Mr. Stow presided in the absence Mr. H. Wilson, and a speech was given by Sir Berkeley Sheffield. There were nearly whist players and about dances. The vocal ...