... of fresh fruit, brown bread and porridge. Excessive tea-drinking is a common cause of indigestion. The chief offenders are women. Try cocoa instead at some of your meals. The more exercise you get in the fresh air the better. Conversely, sitting on an ...

... am stare. men and women will haft on to these comforting usefull animals as long as it is possible. An evening paper announced recently that the demand for dogs had increased Which is not surprising. eonsiderine . the many lonely women wise crave for living ...

... Cross. At Tournai, between May 18th and 22nd • his company held a difficult and dangerous position on the imam of the &cant Canal. For three days nod nights his position was subjected to incessant bombardment by air, mortar sad enetur artillery fin. No ...

... outcome it can now be certain the Women's Institutes are determined to make a success of the scheme and the result of the' season's efforts, whether they be in public hall or humble kitchen. will assuredly prove that the women of the villages are determined ...

... bridegrom. The bridesmaids were the Misses Stella and Margaret Cranston. the twill sisters of the bride and they farrowed canal pick gowns of satin lt ante and curried lamitpiets 1.1 swt et 'WHS. /kith wore signet rings. the gilt,: of the bridegroom. ...

... belongings. During their stay at Concepcion they did all that was possible to alleviate pain and also to take 750 refugees, mainly women and children, at both Concepcion and Talqnahano to Vslparaiio for their safety. For this they received thanks from the Chilling ...

... thrusts. Perhaps a German-Spanisb attack on Gibraltar. a hlitskrieg against Greece. an intense flutist towards the Bum Canal, or a support Of illlgarian claims on the Greecian province of Thrace or the Jugoslavian Banat. Hitler has often asserted that ...

... c ar r i e r s which crosseed the Albert Colonel P. M. Hope (representing Keswick from Peririth—where the supply sites- Canal at first light on September 9th, 1944, Unionist Association). Mrs. F. M. Fox, Mr. Sion aoften Precarious, especially daring ...

... probably have to house 2,000 more wartime guests. in two inure evacuations, it was reported at Saturday's meeting of the Rural °canal at .Ipplehy. The question of communal feeding is being considered. The Clerk (Mr. J, Harker) explained to the members that ...

... Kerr. 55.; Mrs. Horace Lambert. Carleton Drive (proceeds from cloth). £4 I(ls.; Mrs. Ilorroeks. Salkeld Hall. 10s. Garments: Women's Conservative Association. 51) garments: Glassonby Working Party (per Mrs. Rowley), 9 garments; Mrs. Thompson. Lansdale Villa ...

... billiards by three games to one and lost the snooker 14, thereby making the sport a draw. Supper was served by members of the Women's Anzithin. names of the Penrith boys were: J. Lusby C. Simon B. Watson, H. Hamm& %on : snooker—H. Garside L. Lend,. J. Nicholson ...

... and Illeusrels. Wilk., Holland continues to increase her precautions against an invasion. .111 transport was forbidden on canals in the South, while plans for the evactiat . of t'treeht were issued. An appeal for these was made. on Friday by ii War Office ...