... screen stories for years. It tells of how Hannah Parmale© (Fay Baintcr) comes to the home of Paul Ward (Claude Rains) to sell kitchen knives, and remains as housekeeper and advisor to the struggling family; Mrs. Ward, ailing after the birth of her infant daughter: ...

... one garden tent; fine inlaid oheffonier; 2 easies in lister plush; towel rail m mahogany; together with sundry garden and kitchen utensils. Sale commence 1 p m. prompt. (foods view-. Monday, January Bth. from 2 4 p.m. MONTEATH, Auctioneer, 9 Burnley Road ...

... father that her aunt had gassed herself in the kitchen, she went downstairs and lit the gas.” The inquest was on Mrs. Preston, aged 68, of 27 Moorhead Street, Colne, who was found lying dead the kitchen floor earlier that day with Bible under her liead ...

... then went into the front jiurlour see if Mrs. Preston was all right, but she was not in bed, uitd he found her lying on the kitchen floor with her head near the gas oven. He went the foot of the stairs and called his daughter; then he went to the police ...

... said that Holmes called at the inn at 11-40 a.m. on Tuesday, and had four gills of bitter beer. Witness invited him into the kitchen for some dinner, and he stayed all the afternoon. He had pint bitter beer in the evening, and when he left soon after 8 o'clock ...

... the host* mus* AN UNEXPECTED MEETING. I had very unexpected pleasure entering the hostel. The vert' first member saw the kitchen was pood friend from Bradford, one I had not sera for many a month. It was pood for both us to pet together again, and after ...

... said, in which she stated she had been suffering from gastritis.’ Miss Ellington began her career at Blackpool behind the kitchen service bar and eventually gained promotion to assistant manageress. For some time before taking up her post at the Camberwell ...

... Black jhx>l. While there,” Mr. Ellington said, ‘‘We lived in Annesley Avenue, Layton. When alKiut 20, May secured work in the kitchen of Lyons Cafe in Church Street, Blackpool, and gradually worked herself up. Twelve months ago last November she went to London ...

... geyser exploded and flew across the scullery into the kitchen, setting fire to the curtains in the kitchen and some clothes which were hanging on the rack. The windows in the scullery and the kitchen were blown out, and part of the scullery wall was dislodged ...

... Maclean, Mrs. Seed and Mrs. Gibbons (representing the workers of Foulds and Burv. manufacturers). Mr. R- Kitchen, Mr.’ A. Haigh, Mr. J. Kitchen, Mr. J. The following sent floral tokens: With all love. Marion; Mother, Freda and Mildred: Ethel and Frank; ...

... It would be in j>osition of easy access. Adjoining would also plot of land, the approximate size of th© Council houses’ kitchen gardens, laid out the best advantage. The public would notified when the work would be commenced those plots so that they ...

... washing the beds and could not get them dry for that night. The inspector added that there was a small quantity of coka on the kitchen floor, and the bed ticks were still lying dirty on the couch where he had seen them the previous day. ...