... SPEAK & EDMONDSON’S, 5 Albert Road, COLNE, OF INEXPENSIVE GOWNS, DAINTY BLOUSES, AND EXCLUSIVE JUMPERS. Children'-, and Maids' Draws RpeciaUly. Made to Measure. 018 BEST QUALITY CREPE-DE-CHINE ALWAYS GIVES BATISPACTIOH, radio-.' Material made up, between ...

... ON SPEAKING DISTINCTLY Parents. vou must teach your children to speak distinctly. You are hopeless, I know, but your children have not yet fallen into vour evil ways, and it is your duty to see at they don’t. When you want to say (Good morning”® you say ...

... JAMES SPEAK. Africaltaral OMmi Antfenw, Stock Btloo ood Poultry oob dpotod romnoMo tormo. ■BUT TABU BLACKO. PWILL BE WORTH YOOA WHILE TO keep an eye the KINGBWAT MART, Russell Street, Nelson (first torn to the left from Nelson Centre down Scotland Road ...

... MR. SPEAK. After a few days’ illness, Mr. Speak, 8, Fairfield Road, Nelson, died on Wednesday at.the early age of 30. native of Sowerby Bridge, he had been employed in responsible position at the electricity works for two or three years. He leaves wife ...

... JAMES SPEAK, Agricnltnral and General AnctkMieec. Farm Stock Stlw mid Poultry Solos conducted reasonoble terms. Immodiste FARM, BLACKO, JOHN MELLOR auctioneer valuer. All kinds of Sales conducted on Reasonable Term* Distance no object. Address: 127, COLNE ...

... JAMES SPEAK, Agricultural and General Aaetlonear. Fans Stock Bale, tad Poultry 8»l«i «m--ducted reasonable terms. Immediate Addrea.BBTEBLET FARM, BUCKO, gPIRELLA CORSETS (BUST PBOOF). Thoroughly Trained Ceraetlerc. One Year’s Guarantee—Spirella Boning ...

... JAMES SPEAK, Agrkaltaral ud Gaaml AoctioaMr, Stock fljJc« «nd Po°^T Addica:—BETXBLKT BLAOKO. ...

... JAMES SPEAK, 4(rkaltnral and Ganaral Aactloanr Farm Stock Sclao and Poultry Bwlm cob ducted rococnchlc term, FABII BLAOKO ...

... ‘ SPEAKING A PIECE.” The other evening there was a little company up on D?ton Street, and duringhthe entertainment the hostess dragged her little boy to the front to ** speak a piece.” *“ Come, Johnny, hmaa ’ood boy, and speak ‘ Mary’s ‘Little Lamb ™ ...

... Church. The mourners were as follows :—Mrs. Speak (widow), Mr. and Mrs. N. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Speak, Mr. and Mrs. T. A, Speak, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lumb, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Speak, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blakes, Mr. and Mrs. E. Leach ...

... WILLIAM BOOTH SPEAKS. When the evening is wet and the party has resource to that great entertainer—the gramophone—classics are listened to stolidly, a_good singer draws the remark *‘ Ain’t it nice””; but there is, perfect silence as the voice of the old ...

... SPEAKING NOT WILSON'S GAME. On being asked to give a speech, George Wilson stated that was hardly his game. Tl¢ however. daesired to sav that he - -had he given such a cordial welcome by the directors and everybody, that already he felt to have been as ...