... aharea. A$ PI.EASI: the Part Amadei?. nn Thnr-day the monthly go ne TOO plea* competition re.ulted:-1 divided) Nolly Aloaander. Armadale. -tep dancer. and Su-an Dunlop, Falkirk. clog dancer: .. Nininio Bre,. Falkirk, rintt 3. 31r John violin- Filatkridia,i ...

... for women f A woman needs firstly a salts that is gentle in its action. that will gently clear away the noisonous eases which clog the bloodstream, makefthe complexion muddy, produce unwant- I ed fat, and bring on Rheumatism, ! Lumbago. Sciatica, and other ...

... UPIIALL AND STATION. SUOCESSFUL DANCER.—lifiaa Ella Melrose, Uphall, won the special prize for clog dancing, at a competition held in Brox burn by Pupils of Man Ethel Wade. _ special general meeting of Uphall Golf Club was held on Tuesday evening in Rose's ...

... scene, depicted by song and dance— The Sleeping Beauty. Prance came next with a beautiful French Dance. The clippety•clop of clogs in the next dance left no doubt as to the country tiey represented—Holland. A song and dance—Barney O'Hea, was ...

... social and dance in the Masonic Hall on Friday evening. Rev. J. E. Pool. M.A., presided over a good at. tandanoa. After tea, short addresses were delivered by the chairman and Mr W. Wood. treasurer to the Church. Tables were dowel and dancing and games ...

... men to its number. There being no football competition this year. it was agreed to ask Mr T. P. Nathaniel if he would be willing to permit the Cup which bears his name to be competed for in the points competition for one year only. It was agreed to meet ...

... correcting the entries in the valuation roll. LINLITHGOW PARISH CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S GUILD SOCIAL AND DANCE.--On the evening of Friday lad a uncial and dance was bold in the Baird Memorial Hail. under the &monism of St. Midterms Parah Church Young Men's Guild ...

... went to Sir %Vater.on..%rmailale, who tutored h e r in clog and ..and shines.. finally .he to Hugh fkinith. Hothgate, and ha gave her .penal tuition in lri.h jig. tailor., hornpipe, and clog dancing. Jo-t about a year ago Demi, decided to enter the list ...

... Bar- Tine venal cockerels; direct 106 doe., carriage _paid.—Jurnes Black, Gilbert Cottage, Broxbarn. CLOGS, Clogs.—Surplue Sale of Soya', and Girls' Clogs, at 3e per leaflet:ion on our keen retail prices. —John Gray and Q,., llopetoun Street, Battigate. ...

... of ballroom dancing in the New Hall before a fairly large audience. The programme consisted of 1 polka. 2 lancers. 3 Highland fling by 4 boys (Masters R. Keddie. J. Gihb G. Struth and A. Lawrie).4 French dance. foursome reel G sunbonnet dance by several ...

... CV. ilenburb deserved their success. Result— UPHALL AND STATION BOWLERS' WHIST AND DANCE.—Fn• der the auspices of Middleton Hall Bowl. ing Club, a whist drive and dance was held in tbe Sports Pavilion on Friday night. There were 17 tables at whist, and ...

... —Bubstantial headway has been made of late with several of the competitions tin the Bathgate bowling green. The pairs competition Las been played to a finish, while two single-handed competitions are in their concluding stages. The pairs final was contested ...