... HOW HOSPITALS CURE CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. TRAINED J ADVICE. This usually finds the liver and after excretory organs clogged with impurities resulting l'rom tie very heavy heat-producing winter diet. sluggish liver, congestion, headache, dizziness,, muddy ...

... (pianoforte), Captain G. Irving (song), Mr Ward (violin solo), Messrs. M. Manr.ton and A. S. Knight (songs), and Mr. R. Pitma') (clog dance). Refreshments having been handed round, Mr. Pitman gave a ; humorous turn, attired as old lady. The programme was continued ...

... the younger set of the movies to cool off after the day's work is done. Esther has her pool lit arc lights and believes dancing her guests into a state of near-collapse in her miniature ballroom before leading them to the cool waters towards midnight ...

... Trott; Edith diatom. Miss A. M. Dare; Miss M. D. Hoi loway. After tli- entertainment there was a dance, which was much enjoyed. Arrangements for the dance and refreshments were excellently carried out by Mrs. G. tite E. E. Summers. Messrs. \\. G. Rounswr ...

... Maypole dancing, ski title competition, etc. The arrangements were made a Committee, with Messrs. S. R. Sing and F. A. Bishop hon secretaries. The band of the Bideford Company of Territorials supplied the music. In the evening a concert and dance were held ...

... felt for the Misses Stevens, of Dukesfield, on the death their sister after a somewhat prolonged illness. '-•.>/'' ; ■ ' The dancing classes held the churchroom, under the management the Rector, came an end for the season tali week, when the Rector was heartily ...

... Devonshire recitation. Tit for with. competitions iiiclnded one for Mr. J ack Griffiths with a creation Parade of contributed to tlio humour of. j A ball throwing competithe proceedings- - Miss Manloy, in cake competition was - ick There was also a secured ...

... railings adjoining. The V - little hurt, and the driver, over the railings into . A - escaped with a shaking. t^^** social and dance were held J?h.t . Public Hall, Exmouth, last * with the Boys' Club, of^* f , a large attendance, and the P M.C.'s were discharged ...

... Church}. Mrs. Lidstone was at the organ. A harvest tea, held yesterday, was largely attended, and a concert fallowed. BEER. dance, held in Scouts' Hall, in aid of funds far the Seaton and Boer Nursing Association, was well attended. rs. P. supplied the ...

... separated second and third. The Knighton Plate. (Five furlongs.)— Lord Penrhyn’s Law Court, 1; Clog Danoe, 2; Gerda, 3. Three ran. Betting : on Clog Dance, 6 to 4 agst Law Court, 10 to 1 Gerda. Won by five lengths ; a length and a half separated second ...

... C' an(l various races. The band Devon Regiment sup- V ftda c mu sic. and there was a large - the evening there were £.*hioK dance in the Pannier Market, A Ma (Mr. H. R. Bazeley) dis- Prizes won at the 9ports. has be©n full of grabtude to Mr. ' ar negie ...

... housed Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Frost, daughter Mr. Robert Frost, of won a, silver penholder and antograupb in recent essay competition arranged the City Picture Palaoeß, Ltd. She ie congratulated her suocees. KLNGfiKERSWELL. The funeral the late Mr. Abbott ...