... 30/32 CHURCH ST., Colne SEASIDE & COUNTRY ■DLACKPOOL—Mrs. Speak, St. Chad’s Hoad. Full board or apartmeats. Cosv louage. First house from Promenade. Tel. 2718. SEASIDE & COUNTRY ...

... This had sometimes made it very difficult to represent the feeling of their members in Manchester. Mr. Nelson went on to speak appreciatively the absence of jealousy among the firms represented by the Nelson association. He did not think there was a ...

... minister them, the doctors, nurses, stretcher-bearers, and chaplains. May they have the healing touch, and the right word speak. Bless all those who are serving any way, be with, and comfort all the bereaved and sorrowing ones, and may in Thy hands ever ...

... C., and was attached to an artillery unit in Belgium, told moving story of his experiences to a Times reporter this week. Speaking of the advance of the British Expeditionary Force into Belgium. Private Shackleton recalled incidents which revealed the ...

... In answer to a further (jlicstion, witness said that lie was with another friend, but they bad not riding abreast. Donald Speak, aged 14. .‘lii Parker Street, Colne, gave evidenee that he was with Smith but was riding seven to ten ...

... school and was given a hearty welcome by the children, but he was always of a shy nature and could not be prevailed upon to speak. He has now returned to his duty. Council Matters. Correspondence has been submitted to the District Council from the Town ...

... Did you hold a con- | vernation about a shoe? Witness; 1 was informed about it when I was there. There wen* two or three speaking at the same time. It was the injured party's sins* and was three or four yards in front of the ear. The shoe was laced and ...

... Ur. Greenwood and Mr. Churchill Speaking some old friends from this constituency who saw him for a short time in London, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, the former Member for this constituency, who is now Minister without Portfolio in Mr. Churchill’s Government ...

... morning, Mrs. M. Ormerod gave a delightful message to the young people on Obedience and disobedience.” Pastor D. F. Ramsay speaking to the adults on God’s faithfulness in the wilderness.” A fine pietorial lesson was painted by the missioner for the the ...

... the time of the year. Hay-makers on the Hindley Estate were the first to make start, having thus set the ball rolling, so speak, they were quickly followed hv Mr. Jack Storey, at Beverley Farm; Mr. Jim Wilson, at Flaxtnoor: and Mr. Howarth, of Burnt House ...

... say one gathered that it should not difficult for grants and help to obtained in these cases. Light Dark Places Generally speaking ratepayers warmly welcome* all attempts to secure economic spending by their local authorities, and in these* days such spending ...

... believe that the muscles of the back can be relieved in this way; you place all your faith in a pill. I wish the muscles could speak when you offer them a very nice pill with lovely pink coating Instead fe rest. There no substitute for sleep—it is no good ...