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... Seventy-seven Speaks Out “T am now hale and hearty, possess all my faculties and Mr. Bond could do a hard day’s work alongside anybody.” made this emphatic statement on 10th February, 1916, when speaking in praise of Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills and ...
... with «ly who could speak with authority on iestion that could bring peace to Flanagan is believed to be the most anding perso: with Sinn a at present at at li rty in Ireland. the first definite it n an ing me relations claiming to speak on behalf of Sinn ...
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... was held on December Bth. The annual report, showing a loss of over £5,000. was approved. retiring committeemen and Mr. J. Speak (auditor) were reelected. £2-2s. was grpnted to Whalley Nursing Association. Mr. L. Wrigley gave a report on the Trade Union ...
... 16 W. ST. EB. J. 656. No Collections CHURCH, Tomerrow \Sun.), 11 an \ND NATIONS: The EETING Vine-strest, TO OF (LARGE pen. Speak, ...
... Council is considering our scheme. It is too early yet to say what will come of our conferences. Mr. Tom Shaw, 31. P., speaking for the textile trades, was also in favour of the principle, and told what was done in Lancashire during the war. For every ...
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... THE SLUMP. Aid the Cause of It. Speaking at the Chadderton Spinners' branch meeting this week. Mr. Birehenough dealt with the present slump in trade, adding that how long it would last no one knew. Tne present stabs of affairs was not due to over-production ...
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... about 70 Blouses altogether to be disposed of at this price. The styles are ane ere et a very few of one or two shapes—-but speaking generally they may be round necks a variety having long aed ions elecren charming in de Chene with @ shirt collar, the latter ...
... pain becomes pr: BERS’ ive Plum POWDERS chemist The Caled alfora brancli) dr: Association or Stomach Giserders,” packag speaking impossible. ‘a | (Manchester a’ atten! po pole 1D in hea i Evening N If you'll the advice of tl e@ been reli of all trace ...
... society would benefit by it. With S. it's all on one aide. Ile studies the interest of his society at the expense, so to speak. and sacrifice of the collectors. Allow me to tell S. he wouldn't like to do it at the rate ho values others should do it ...