halifax courier_1914_12_05

MORTIMERS'
PATRIOTIC SPECIALITIES IN
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of AD'FBBTlSKaOffiTS wh-wi>
NOT . BONA-FfEJ,- o? '«««•»
any wa
<AKDS.
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Our display is at Silver-street this year. The exten­
sive alterations we have made have enlarged the space
at »ur disposal, and made it unnecessary for us to
take separate premises as in previous yeiars.
OiLBNDABS.
PBESBHTS,
Silver-street and Commercial-street, Ex
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J3ALIFAX. :
M»»TIM, 3s.
. raegteteie* for Festing at Newspaper :Rsat« in ! United *
) Kingdom; Canada and Newfoundland at Magazine Rate.I
Public Notices,
CHOIR FESTIVAL,
TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Dec. 6.
Afteraooii, at 2.30 prompt, a spscial MUSICAL SERVICE.
Principals : Soprano, Madame BLANCHE STOTT • Con­
tralto, Miss EDITH FORTUNE; Tenor, Mr. J. W W3D•DOP ; Bass, .Mr. LOUIS DENNIS ; organist, Mr. GEORGE
'H.MOORE ; Conductor, Mr. S. FIELD.
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Selectians by the
OROSLAND MOOR HANDBELL RINGERS.
A Silver Collection will be taken at. the doors!
Evening Service, at 6.30—" MESSIAH." '
Solo Trumpet—Mr. WILLIE WOOD.
V
: The Handbell Ringers will also give selections.
The Rev. O. P. ROUNSEFELL will give a short address.
W
the same
TELKPHONES- News 416, Advertising 417
Heligious Services.
'SUNDAY: LEGTURI
.'SQCIEt'Y. V
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; :../MONDAY/Dec. ;7th, ;i914,' ; ,,.:'..
For Six Nights and a Matinee. ' '
.7,30*... . (SATURDAY, 7.15);
7.39.
Matinee, SATURDAY, Dec.: 12th, at 2.15r
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THE HALIFAX LIGHT OPERA SOCIETY
{By kind Permission of Mr. Geo. Edwardes) present the
Romantic Light.'Qperai ..''';.
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EST END
CONGREGATIONAL The Opera produced by Mr. Harry T. Davies. Augmented
CHURCH, SO WERBY BRIDGE.
Orchestra. > Conductor, Mr. Arthur Haigh.
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VICTORIA HALL, T
-..'' ' '••.>'.'' ' 1; . ;• At 1T ; P.M.,: -.•••.'' '; • '• • .-'...-• ;': ' •. •.
! «BATTLEFIELDS OF NORTH-EASTERN FRANCE f
NVASIONS PAST.; AND -PRESENT." (Lantern Slides);
PRICES OF :SEATS,-Oircie Is., : Stallsi and: Ar«» fid.
4lcony 3d. (afew free seatis). v :: . : " ;:., i,'H-'
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•. FRANK S:"MITOHELL, Secretary^" '^' :
,8) Ward's End,-& 26, Highfi^ld-terraos.
ABRIGAL
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U R
WEEK-END.
Special Shows -in. all Departments;.
Take a walk round all oua-vWiadows. . ,Yow
: ;.',-• . 'are sure to.be pleased. ' ,•-..- S"
.POWELL-STJREET,
Opposiite the G.P.O*
pURS ! : r TWO;LARGE .^iNDO-WIS; ; .; -':
• . Conit-aining ' all. - .the - late^;- styles in; Enniinia*,
Black Fox, Squirorel, Wolf, Marten, SaWes,
etc, The low; prices ofSouivFurs are tempting:
M
ILLINERY I' : ONE LABC3:E WINDOW t .'"' '•,'
•:Containing the newest'styles in 'ready-torw«ar
Serni-iri'mmed and.! Tiriinmed Hats; Spescial;
Lot Trim-med Bats at 5/1'i to-day;
OATS!': ONE'WINDOW, •.;•'.'• .".;•:••' ".-;"• .^
Of Ladies' Coats in N4w Styles. and Winter
, Colourings. ' Prices from. 9/11 to 49/6^ ijj,
CSbeviots, TSfaps, Curl Cloths, and1 Velom?
Entire profits in aid of War'Distress Relief Fund.
Special Belgian; Night--December 7.
, Special Military Night—December 8.
•'. SUNDAY, Dec. 13th, 1314,
Dress Circle and Stall seats booked in advance; without *xtfa President : Ti W. B.ENSON, Conductor: H. SHEPLEY.
In the Afternoon, at 2:30, Part I, and in the Evening at 6
charge.
Seats can be booked in Family Circle, 1/6. Box
6'elook, Parts II and III will be given bjr a Ohoirof 180 Voices.
Office Open Daily from 10 to t, and 2 t® 4; Saturdays 10
ONCERT
to 1. Children half-price to Matinee. Telephone 123, Hi,
' SopranOj Miss B. E. SHEPHERD,, Manchester ; Contralto,
. Clxrths.; ,;.•../'. .'••' : ':'••-.> '••'-". -"• ' ;•
SCiss LENA PICKLES, Halifax ; Tenor, Mr. T. ROBERTS,
" • . •-•";,•• • -'YICTOEIA
.
MONDAY, 14th December, 1914, - ;'
Csstleford ; Bass, Mr. GEORGE OXLEY, Sheffield ;' Solo
O-NEY^S^AL-.COATS.!-'-^;-' . " :."''"'-V .-._' .^
Trumpeter, Mr. ALBERT ; HAIGH,- Sowerby Bridge ,(late
CLOSED (with the exception of Charity Concert);
SATpBDAY, Dec. 12th, 1914, at 7.80,
Soprano Oornettist, Besses o'tb' Barn. Band) ; Organist, Mr.
KE-OPEN
SATURDAY,
Dec.
.2Sth;
1914,
HaridisOrne Giarmento. • Prices firorh -4Q^
Profits devoted fai.the Mayor's Fund for Local Relief.
HERBERT 1NGHAM, A.R.Q.O., Blland ; conductor, MB. B.
: 5.9/6, 5 Guineas, £7 10s.:, up to £!&• 18&; •
'.'.George
Edwairdes*
. WADSWORTH. Rev. E, Jessop will preside:
•;-,-.
THE CHORUS OF TEE SOCIETY;
, TEA in the Schoolroom at 4.15. Sixpence each.
«€HPSY LOVE."
• : '.'SPEGIAL i ' FBATUBB-^-M4LE': ; ' VOfOE^
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A Silver Collection on behalf of the Choir Funds will b«
Afternoon 2.39j Evening 7.15. Saturday, Dec* 26tk,
. • .';. takes at the doors.
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A Beau'tiful Raage 9f Plain and Striped
Assjsted by the Wyke and Brighouse Mal« Vbitf* <31«e
.Scarves to choose frorn. Prices from l/ll|,
Unions* (120 .Voices).
2/^,;v3/6, 3/11;, 4/11,. 5/11, 6/lli ,7/i^
'•'.,' "The ReveilliB,''—Ed. Elgar.
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TTING CROSS WESLE YAN CHURCHROYAL,
HiLIEAX,
V;8/li,:iO/9f 13/9^ sup to 18/6.
;// - . • I ":(
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•••.." Hymn Before Action,"—Watford Dayias.
FOREIGN MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY,
Mr. PHILIP RITTBj Tenor,
December 7th-12th. .Every Evening at 7.30.
LOUSES: !.••;•'<:"•' ' .-,' •' •'••' ':.'••': '• -v'*
^'-''.
-, SUNDAY, December 6th, 19.30 and 6 o'clock.
THE HALIFAX LIGHT OPERA SOCIETY
Miss MIRIAM: TIMOTHT, Harpi
A New Lot of Smart: ^Blouses 'joist to ; hand
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- ' ;present •••• -'•'• -' '. '.'-.;•'•
- Preacher, Rev. SILVESTER WHITBHEAD,
in Crepe de Chine, J<ap S-ilk, Voiles, ; po' : ' .; : Mr. VIC^R BOJBLEEj Flute, •" ': • : ' 'y.
Ex-President of the Conference.
laines, Popliife, and Velvet. vPricesj l/ll^'
*<A
GREEK
SLAVE.''
At the Piano: Miss ^LICE5;TAYLpR»
Tfrp o'clock. JUVENILE MISSIONARY ME.ETlNG'in
2/111,1 3/W^, 4/6,; 5/6, 5/11^, 6/11 tip to
the SCHOOL. An Address will be given by the Rev. JOSEPH
A Romantic Light Op»ra, by
'Reserved Seats, 3/-, 2/6 and 2/- (Plan at Bevarley's) ;' '
2,1/- each. ', See our Windows!
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•''•
OWEN HALL and SIDNEY JONES.
WEST. Miss WA.TKTNSON will distribute Prizes. .A Solo
Area, 1/6; Centre Balcony, Jl/-; Side Balcony, 6d.
will be rendered by Miss ELSIE GARSIDE. Chairman, Mr.
• '•
The Entire Profits in Aid o!-.'
'f !:
Unreserved Seat Tickets (admitting to early doorsi 8:45 to
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CHARLES GREENWOOD,
' WAR DISTRESS RELIEF FUNDS. ,
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7,1$) ef Messrs. Biyerley. Victoria Miisic Rooihs ; :Priest- .
reliable makss of
MONDAY, December 7th, MISSIONARY TEA at 5.15 and
ley & Sutcliffe, Georis;e-street ; ; Hirid, Waterhousfr-street ;
Special Performsinces, ;
for Wioifer : ...We»r,-. -;'
g,15. MEETING in the OHUBOH at 7.30. Will be Addressed
Hemingway, Silver-street ; Membera of the Chorus:; -and
the Secretary, s : ;•,•. •'-.•:./-,!••• • • • '. ••.' '.•' ' • : - ' - :. • ••.''•
t».y Rev. SILVESTER WHITEHEAD, supported by Rev. if, . Belgian Night—Dec, 7. Grand MilitaryNight—Dec; Si
iSpenceia, : Divided Skirts, Corsets,
E. BELL. Chairman, Mr. J. G. STIRK, of Wesley Circuit,
• ; JOHN E,: TUKNER, 66, Vickerman-street, Halifax
. <*to,,. -at: very low prices .to-d^y,
MATINEE, SATURDAY, Dec. 12, at;2.15.
i .Special Music: by the Choir.
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'Collection at each Service for Missionary Work.
ALIFAX
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CHORAL
SOCIETY^
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Popular Prices.
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See ouiyWiiidows!:! :E^ine, ,38
Q IJ A R E
C H. U R C H , ' Dress' Circle
- per-yard, in./ ,all \ .New
and Orchestra Stalls, 2s. fid.; Family Circle
E
ahdPitStalls. Is. 5 Pit, 6d»:,, Gallery, 4d.:V
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TO-MORROW, Key. E. S. KIEK, M.A., B.D. I™"*'
dainty ;effecte. S;atin " Alluremenit," 46 ins.
10.38, "The temptation of Jesus."
i THURSDAY, DECBMEIER
6.39,;": The secret of enduring Discipleshfp."
wide,, 3/11, in. New Rioh eblburings. Sattn
EAND
THEATRE,
-HALIIfJLX.
: V Orientali" ,. 38 , ins. wide; '
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' '•: Miss CAROLINE HATOHARD.
Evening Wear. •• •'. •••:' •-;:-,• ^ :'
AKOTH E RH O 0 D .
J4iss HILDA ;CBAG;G-JAM^S.
• 13 .jClL. ; JL> ( SQUARE CHURCH) 3 B.M.
•v •'• • Mr. JOHN COATEJS; .
OUR, WINDO^rS WILL ILLUSTRATE THESE
MONDAY Pecemb«r 7th, 1914,
TO-MORROW* Rev. R. LEE FBATHER^TONE,:of the
Mr. ROBERT RADFOKD,
And every Evenittgj during the week.
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Central Hall Mission, Bradford, a new speaker whom w«
GOODS WE' ARE ADVERTISING. "
S«s«rved^ Seats.—Orrcle; S/^o/-;^; Stalls, 4,l-t if- ; Area,
ehall heartily -welcome. Solos by Mr. METOALF BEOK- '•••' . '• A;NEW DilAMA' ANDiA.;STRONG:bAST. ', ; :^; : 2/8.
Plan and Tickets at Beverley's.yictoria Hall. Tel. 1«42.
WITH. Adult School,- 9-15 aju., Mr. COOHRAN.
Ujiresei'ved Seats.-^•OentrteBalcqnyi,2/-:; Side Balcony, I/Miss HILDA BEVERLEY presents an entirely New and
Admitting to early, doqrsiat 6.30 .pirn., niay be obOriginal Melodrama, «n the Burning 'Question of the bajtj Tickets/
.
tainsd
from
Beverjey,
Hind,
H'eraitiKway^
Priestley
"'&
SutTHE WHITE SLAVE ^RAFiip/entitl^ /; I, clifie, and from Members Of the ChpruSi
GRAND ' "MESSIAH ". CONCERT,
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VTOTORIA BALL, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Dac, 28.
fTH HE
Entire proceeds for th« Royal Halifax Infirmary.
Preliminary
Announcement.—Spscial
performance
, -Halifax Orchestral Society of 60 Performers.
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' "ELIJAH,*'
"'-"'•- •--' . ' of: :•'
Trained Chorus of 260 voices. -Principals announced next
For the lj«n«ifit of th« War Fund, February 18th, 1915. f
-• week. ; Npte the date, December 26th.
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POPULAR PRICES:
Telephone 856.
, : V; ;;••:'
: ".-^ •••'•' •'..'-'..•
Pit Stalls :
Upper
Circle
and
I-GIIR 0AD WELL CHURCH. Orchestra .Stalls.
T- -ET.'YOUR'';^MAS:., /^:-IFT :BE; ;A .' |j 005-'
and Pit.
Circle.
G
G
FUR
W« sp«oialis» in Ladies' FUR COATS, Mid'
are offering to-day some wonderful linea in Coney
,S«»1i Pony Ski^ and Musquash ~
i'^> ': NEW; GONBY;S3SAL:FUB COATS;,; . : ::
/All selacj;ed Skins. All lined through with
Coloured Silk; Special "Warehouse" prices :—
! :-'y:r\''." £5 50 '•'•'• "'• •'.:'• ^7' • 7••.«.'".:•.-'"-. ,
":'.: ,'.
£6 60
''•'.'','• ;£8;'« :> ^. ;'' '•.. •,
aad £10 10 ft
;.'-• All bought at bid C6atritctPric«ai
i L: ,K
. HENRY IRONMONGER.
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11 a.m. and 6.30 'p.m.
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REFRESHiNC, ;>
CALENDARS & xma® cards,
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Spepia,lities.—?Mortamiers' r
Jt would be^^ diffiouit^.to choose
.firiendi o:nei, &at will; add' ;.oomfort to. ; tih,0;.'firjeevery- time you talfe it: up, than Mr.
•. •• '.: 'ISt. • •-- TWICE' NIGHTLY. /• -' . ;J.iiO •":.,•
edition-,•d.n^Broiitelaud';: ,
, _..'; \ •""• ''" , MONDAY,;iDeb.::7th.;'; ' :'-• : '':-'-.\'{'^':.'' Tarcijer's).latest
Gifti ' '• It is iimppssibl© ,tp ;buy suphi,' a
'•"..: ; ENORMOUS'ATTRACTION. ::; '..';• ; '' : fine book oik 3s. >6d'.=:: ilj!uafeatioiis;v.aloriie,are;worth
Inland ^pogit, 6d.; foreign; 10d;.
First Visit of JAKE FRIEDMAN'S GREAT: REVUE-i
" THE.DUTCH HUSSARS.'^in Three Scenes. ;
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A Darlington 1 Lia;dy wrote ; (i^iyv, : 2i3rd,
Th« Oast .includes Miss -Florence: Hunton, and th» w«ll!
'*.Have jusi r«ad wi.tli' g^^ait ^leasiire this;
known Com6disi,n, Jake Friedman.
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:EENEE,GRAHAME;the Beau id*ai asoyJ: ' : - -• {a|'.\book. ' I' haye a. Mend ? in Ghia* 'j^li-.,
NOBMAN DONALD,' Happy Scot, in Pathos and Gomedy.: sure, ,wbuLd vbe pleased' tb, possess -a. «x>pyi. ,-i'
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~ JJior«5a^'/<ine:(^:ihiia?': :''I"do'ii(jt:.wsb:'iajrrj
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. ..-.' •,,- First Vjsit:;of;JO&& WILLY, -.^V '
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.. Eccentric Acrobats ^.nd Balancers.
5trrifcten^ni.!ifc;: .'.^Tctst^afisndI ib, • ^d ; I.;,knJow-3
First Visit of JfJBB <& JERQME, ih their.Speciality.
:will >be dejifflited!i ifc6'reilew- !his '.'acqulairitbanoe:•'
• -., r'• : .L'. . /•• .j'y
".. • Fkst:.7isit<3f;B'
A -Baritone
and a Pia'riist.
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PETER'S CHURCH, SOWERBY.
On SUNDAY, Dee. 6th, 3914, at 3 p.m.,
Selections from the
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6d.
Wari A«|vertisemeiits;
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RrE I> I E F
SOOIALIST
;..;',- •••. '•; • ;;-.v - : SALIJFAX,. on
• • v -:; ;•• -;: ^TURDAY ^NEXT; -t)^^.'.^^- . :
BAPTIST
W'EST- VALETO-MORROW.
CHTJRCH,
10.30, Preacher,:.Mr. EXE. JONES.
.'.' : 6.30,,Rev. T/'SUGmMj '., ,-.;
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,3 o'clock; Women's.Mesting,..
Speaker: SISTBE Lois.
Soloist':-:MissiS[;;. ,,.,
Collection for SoldiersVOhristmas^und.
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"SOME .DREAMS," UrW:Ck>mice
,
•Also a Carefully''S^leciied'P^^^
Balcony & SbaJte 6d,; Orchestra ;.& Side/;£teafes: 3&
fpHEATRE
DE
LUXE,
THE OOSY,;JOPULjA^^TUB^ HOUS&
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• : ALMA-STREET.
"..: '-.-.'.-"- .
: - ' 2.J45.
. The 5:SfeafceF
6.38• • •
TO-MORROW will be Mr. 'LAVERACK, of Normanton.
Inspirational Speaker. , SUNDAY; Dec. 13, Mr. AARON'
WILKlNSON. Olairvoyant. All are welcome. :•,
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TO-MORROW:
Rer, F. E. M. DOCKER, M. A., B.D.,
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:AT
10.30 ::and 6.30.
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ORTHGATE-END CHAPEL, Halifax.
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TO-MORROW, SUNPAYJ Dec. fi.
Preacher: Rev..W. .LAWRENCE SCH|tQEDER, M A. •
-. •;< 10.45 a.m.," Quietism.'.' ...:
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Adult Class : •' Wealth and its Distribution."
6.30 p.m.. "•'Civilisation."
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UEEN 'S-ROAD
P M,- CHURCH,
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.. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY),- l "';v- ''-'•'.
' 10.3Qand-G; Rev. JO.HNSTON'.DjpDDi
PYE NEST P.M. ' .GHTJRGH. : • •
•
:,,•„^ •. • • IQiSO:and.-6, Mi-4 K HARRISON.
Q
THIRST
•J-
.
TO-NIGHT, at &30.
By Special 'B^(«:esti : a -JJ^ttrn; Visit of
.. ..
..,....•.- Londoii EJ5)erience,.
^et'ornSs..^.
AdyicsE'ree.
I«SXT,VISIT IK):HAL13PAX;-:SASlIRDATi:Dec. 5,;
'A., Most Beauiiful: PathjeeoloU'
Matinees,
'GHIJRCH
OF
CHRIST
SCIENTIST. CENTRAL-STREET, HALIFAX 1
TO-MORROWCSimday), 10.45 and 6.30. • Free to all.
-,. Subject': : ''Godj:the only Cause and Creator." ;
Sun day School 2:15;.: Testimony Meeting, WEDNESDAY, 8..
^ Reading Room open from •(• lo, 9.,-p.m. daily. .: ; .
f T 0 L E~¥
lARISH
CB[U RCH
\J MEMORIAL SBlt^lGE, in memoiy' of the . late
lieutenant MICHAETi GEORGE STOCKS, killed in action
November 10th, at Ypres:: Service at 11 a.in., SUNDAY,
peeetnber 6th.
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(^HRlSTAl)M3PSlAl^;>
MONDAY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY:
; "THE BATTLE OF'SHILOTRj"
••••''-•' "A Military MasterDiece.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
' v -., ,-' Dec.10,11,'12, ' ••: • , ''
' "THE LADY OF THE ISLAND,'' •
A Guardian's: Yillainy Frustrated.'
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LATEST WAR PICTURES :at; each perfdrmanco.f
Children's Matineo every Saturday, 2.30.
Full Star Programrae each evening at 7.30. Prices as usual-
OSY
C O K N E R PICTURE
QUEEN'S-ROAD.
TO-DAl* (SATURDAY).
At 6.30. Continuous
"TRAITORS TO.THE
HRUM
HOUSE
i Hpnrs—9^a..ai; to 1 p.m.
iTe, upon reeeipt of a Post
riffi wiait- upoit^ :you' to quotie'pricefl.
V. - '
NORTHERN RUGBY LEAGUE MATG3BC.
TO-DAY (SATURDAY).
.'':.•
Kiok-off, 2.45.
6d.; Boys. 3d., j Stanid®
^o^W^^
BEST~T
is .the subject" : of • a Discourse to bes delivered in
ilie Ohristadelphian 'M'eeti'rig Room,IIarrisoii-road, To-m6rrow
evening at 6.30, by Mi-. J.••B.:RADF..QRD.
OT. JAMES" ^SMRITUAL .TEMPLE,
^ • AL MA-STR EET. -Speaker on s'UN'Dky, Mrs. Dodssvorth, 3 '& 6.20i'_On. Wednesdaiy evening, Mr. 3. Oldfleld, .at 8
U.M.C.V T ^t>RTH2pARADE^
.: ', 10.30, Rev, W. SC'OTT^',-•'_; _,__ J . ; -;.• • .>' •.
S ALEM""
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AID OF THE RED GROSS AND THE
I..'•'•N WAR
REFUGEES', RELIB'F FUNDS'' .
" Tenor,; Mki "Arnold
IBodigsorr (Halifax):;
Humorist, : Mr.
vAGc<ymparLisfc, -Ma% Geo* F Swift.
SALE ;OF.
WANTED FOR THE DELIVERY OF
COKE I THROUGHOUT THE BOROUGH.
APPLY AT THE, GAS WORKS.
S QYLAND
URBAN
.CHAPEL.
To-morrow, 2.30, Rev. C. H Pitt, B.A.,' Ludfflenden.
Bu¥T^G"B^l3N"^APTiSf
:ESSifA'U,5 ..:','•• . • .
COUNCIL,
SPECIAL NOTICE,
A LI FAX, PL Y-.I'N'.G; =0 L U E
A MEMBERS' SHOW
Will be held at the SADDLE HOTEL,
On SATURDAY, December 5th,;l914.Classes will be judged by Mr. S. Fryer, Brighouse, and Mr,
W. Earnshaw, Melthatn. -:Show; opeh.:at 4. Close at 8
Admission 2d. per person, by Catalogue. Birds to be pennei
between the hours of land 2, o'clock
P.S.'—The Seoretar
would be pleased to receive promises of Specials Jor th
Show, which any member may feel: disposed to give,. thu:
helping to maUe the Showa huge success.______ •
R j THE LETHAL CHAMBER for the painless destructioa
of DOGS and OATS is^ OPEN to the Public everr
WEDNBSDAY and-SATURDAY for the small charg
of ONE SHILLING, each AnimaL
:BY;A- : CHORUS ;OF .100 '
Elland',' Staainland,'' Greeilaaid, and West: Vale,
. PRINCIPALS:/. - ; i'-.: .
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Miss DOROTHY WALE'ER,
. Miss SUSAN BRIG'GS-,: Mr. HENRY BREARLEY^
Mr HARRY HORNER.
Conductor ; , Mr. HARRY SHEPLEYl\
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Will b&
...
k the ^GJHOOLROOM on
2/- (Reserved); Second' Seats, I/-'.-
GREAT ALBiON-STREET GIRLS' CLUB.
Under the Patronage of HIS WORSHIP THE
" MAYOR O'F HALIFAX and th®
'HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNORS. '.''.!•
1st Select Cliass of Girls. .
Miss M... SbaTisfleld; Con^
tralto, ]\iiss;M|S*chell:; Tenor,-Mr. E. Mitoheil:
Biass, Mr.-:rf. ;:TowiSaend; Elocutionists, Miss Boltor NATIONAL SONGS, -and DANCE'S by *h« SaMfax
High School .for Girl®.
and, Mi''.' N' ;lrt6ib^Hall; Accompa,riist, Mr. J; W,
Garbiutt. --"''. -. ,.v. '..•-•'
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DRAMATIC SKETCH by the Misses Nugent and
.;; . MI-S..O., PENNE-y .HUNT will preside.
Mr. A. N. Bxushfield; '
Tickets 4d. each, and may, be obtained frpm-anj
m-enib^r of.;'the class; Children under 12, 3d.
'In -the THEATRE ROYAL, HALIFAX
Doors open at 6 o'clock, Concert at 6.i5 prompt.
..Leave the Booth Town and Queensbury oars at (by kind permission of the Nor/them Theatres Co.),
RaAvson-street. , '
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- WEDNESDAY Dec. 16th, 7.30 p.m.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
''
Amount previously acknowledged, £6,677 15.?. 2-2-c
Dean" Clough Piuishing Dept.., 10th instalment,
5s.: 4d.; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradlej', Urbona!
Ohio, £1; Employes Campbell Gas Engine Co.
FRIDAY, December 11,19H«
Ltd., 13th insfcalment, £9-""3s. 7d. ;• Employes awe
Lecture—" Some books-that matter," by
Staff,- Wm. Asqmfch, -Ltd., 9th in®balinem-t, £S
Mr. JAMES PARKER, M'.P16s. lOd.; L. & Y. Railway Halifax Goods Porter
Admission 3d. each.
iage Staff, ;!O-th instalment, 4e. lOd.; Crossley aj);d
Apply Police Station, Harrison-road.
Radcliffe, llth insrta-hnent, 19a. 3d.; Jas. Hy
iSTett proceeds for Local Relief Fund. _______^
T. PAUL rS COAL SOCIETY, LTD Cockroft,
Boston, U.S.A., formerly of Halifax. £1
kJ> NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' that a SPEOIA1 total, £6,693 5s.'O^d.
RABAZO^ EMPLOY MENT GENERAL
-"-"•• - :
MEETING will be held in the PKOVJOBNOI
SOCIETY.
SOHOOLROOM, QUEBN'S-ROAD, on'TUESDAY, December 15th
A SALE OF WOEK
RINCESS
MARY'
1914, at 7.bO. Business: Complete Amendment of Rules. Men-.
Will be held at the
CHRiISTMAS1
'bers must produce their cards on admission.
WORKHOUSE, GIEBBT-STRBBT,
•
•
lo-Tcrr™ W AVT,<TR. secretary,
On WEDNESDAY, December Sth;3-5-;p.B3b
.1
FUR
STORE,
: THEA.TKICAL WK5S AND MAKEA3R
.!
; -"--' : 'J.-V H;:; WILSONS &:; ; SON,.' : ;
Hairdressers and Fancy Goods Dealers,
44-46;
BRAD FO5JO.
'' MAKKET-ST-EEET,
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:
this yea.r.
. seleet.ion, of .Fresents a/fc: Morfciiiiets'j,
Tenders^
•;: ; ;;-. : - :;• CONTRACT
'
WAR
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i6;.niow nearly :1^0:BelgiajQi: Refugees m
, Funds .for ; mamtenance urgently ^iieeded^
Preydously acknowl^g-^d :,....!.., .. £l,3tQO 18s. 7d!.
Adidiitionial Sub'scriptions.:- Rotihweil Mouiri't T«ttn.is
Ctob, £l';2s. :6d;-; Mias OUerenshaw f3rd) r:: IOs, j
-from.sale of'••'•Potted^ Meat: i#iss E. Rickaad' l€s.,j
Itfir. B.^Oi Osborai, £B 3». ;; ;Par«nts' Day a* Lee
.^Idtimt Girls' Sehoc^ '.per :;Miss 'H, Smithy £8 10s. ;
-13eiajn ©lougb Finishing1 Dept., 5s, 4d. ; Employes
Wrigtot
' & Cb, (2ihd}, 12s
.
§&. Jo'hii Ambtilance, Halifax^ NJisinamg: Division,
"i;5e.'.j^^Pelfori4an©: Baptist Quiet iHour (gird? 12& "SdC;
Messrs,.] E. 'Fo^ser .& Sbrte, Ltdv (3rd), £5 ; P^-OV
Sfeff ; (4th'); '£3«s. lid. ;- M*. EU, Rodfe©
artd' fcieads,'
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ISON, Oculist; an<i Ani;isfc-(&f Isftn's'Eys amid Ba«
The Guai'dians of this Union are pse:pared':to ,r«:eeiv* 'Mr.
ispensair^, Ltd:,.:. -Leeds;. EstabiisKed 18711), w:i3latteB*:af
TE^DEES for' the SUPPLY of the following AKTIOLES, Qneea
Hotel, Huddarsflisld, Saturday, Dec; 5, hours 19 ta
*c. (or any .bf'Siein), for the AJr°
Qife.het-stre9t,
' '"
',and: 1.30. Royal Hotal, Dewsbury, Saturday, Dec. 12, :houra.'la
the Hospital, Salterhebljte. .' ;/ ;
to 1.2. Queen
Dec. 7, fb.oars 18l3tf
tp
- '''. ^Tetel,
' " Todniord
• , : 'en, Moffday.
BEEF' ''........-;..,;r:;,;;^..:.:....^..:..
. " '' , ' '" ' :
. -'
MUTTON.. .'..Jvi;.....v.......;:..v;...;.....
;.A
w Treatment. WITHOtTT OPESATION. Wrft*
f»F
questions. S»nt /*»«.';' '
(Best Irisli or Tjest Banish).;.
.THOMAS ISOH, Oetdist
POTATOESand. ONIONS...:.....-.;....
QHEBSE •;,... ....«......,;.....;;:;.....;......
At_«ndaace at Leeds eysry Tuesday (hours 10 te ' 7) '
HORSE PROVENDER.......;.. ..,.,..>);
,
^ Saiiu: r4ays,:Dec. 12 and 26. :H6urs2to7:/
Estimates of the qwan'tities likely to be leijuired attfl forms
Artiftcial ''Eyes/IBs. ; SiJeetacles. Ss. to Ite.:
of tender may be obtaiiied at rriy; Offices, :4, Caiitbn'S;
Halifax. All tenders raust be oa the fprms provided,
your «PihQtQ^ra.pjis• for r^Lm^s iaa
must be sent to m& by^TUESDAY, 22n'd Deeemfe'a^iS
1-6 Ajsd., in sealed envelopes .and endorsed. '"Tender1 for-4-"''
17^v:ListeasilaAe.
The Guardians do riot bind themselves to :accapt, the lowest
or any tender,: and reserve to then-iseJlves th« right to
divide
..'-' ':'-" ':."."
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''the-temder.-^By Order,
Solicitor
Pjttibff Offiees,' Garitpq-street, Halifax.
The ovefhai-g inwite TENBEES .for ' the supply of
S, ; ENGJJSH BEEF & MUTTON, O ANTKKLAMB' and vCOAi,Srfor:th* VHaltvefar :tedin^;<38th'
: items !;,of -tender. ;in«fcbe,riadlrQitt; :D,:;Lo^;
e^ •.;l:e>it^3ir|^dv-'
Ji!i6t^•.•;JatS^.;'
'"' :
*" '" l •".•tiJi8a5l1
' ' '"'
• Bros., •:£$> Os:: Tdu:;Emplbye8 :: Pottjt
(9tij • £2 9s, 2<J.-; Employes JI Gre©!^
,., :Lijdi. {9tfo), ;17s. 6^1.; •Employes;Gas
Wbrlcs ;p.i3tfe),.;£1 • 3fc 8dt';;' Employes Industrial
.Society (9th),, £f 4s, 8dv: .Hoinlray & 0o,, Ltd.
.(9ffi), , £^;,::,SJaff "New-*oacl Inifiant^ ; B&pfc, : 9s.;
'Staff New^.rd.. iMikedi JDep't., £1: 2e. •: Staff NationM
Boys, l!4ai;'- Staff National '. Girls . . a»Btcj- Infants,:
19sv.: 6dte; m'mployes Hy Brdadben*y \%&& (12th),
£i:-;:7ss-ll^--:-F;/Berry.and!?Sdns^ £2f>; Emptoyes
F. Beiiry ^Soras > (13.th)> £1 lls.r 2d>; Word Col­
lections, £i:'is. ;6'd.> 13s.; Id^ and 7a M ; Com­
pany Waiters^' Arnisf £1 2s. :6d.; Simfi •' Norland
Chwrch School, 14s.; iiotai; £2,265 l,fe lid,
-Otefentogvpromfees^. £107, 'total £2,372 19e.
lldi. V Paid' .o:ut;:-£522 l9s 6di Gifts of oloiajing,:
Mrs.-yj.-^&DB,''.' Mxs^.- WA .Ashwojrfch,' M^;;.
'' Arthur
'0^ sind.
.
i
.^^^
ovided by aiid ^must: oe purchased ; frbni
the .Comrnittee a/t prices tovbe tjbliained from the-Town.Qlerfc.
*CI?ti:e:'cIothiog''.wili haveio be' .itf All Aspects eaijal. to. samples.
:#tiich?in'ft.y: be seen 6n ia.pplieatiort-.to the-Waterworks Engi30eBr,''6ib'D6fc-street,- Halifax.- Kurther particulars and'forms
Jl:' itendef and conditions of iContract iaay be oblaiiied; from
:t.h^ Town Clerte upori.: paj^a&n,t -of,th0.saun of '&!,.which
will be^ forfeited s,h:bjfi-ld iffielc.bntractornot/send in a/bona-^
fid»' tender''or aftbrwardis::::wit:hdraw his tender.: Tend-erSi
endorsed ' " Waterworks JSmplj>yees* Clothing1,'' and wi.thout.
th« name of jjer^en^tena^rlQjS a,ppsarin^( on the outside, must
bo sent to the undersigned not later' than 12 o'clock: nooa eii
Friday, L}th.Deeemberil9l4. Tho person.whose tenders are.
.accepted- win, be regained', to obBervB tJ;e Pair. CoDjfcracts
Clauses adopted' by^:;iie'iCorpora*iio.ai Tfe: .Coihm-itt.ee
do 'not "biad'^th^emsialv^s to:\ accept the towesfc or-aax-y
tender, and.reserve to themselves tlfe right to accept- the
whole or part of anylender. ; : ''
B,v order,
JTown ,'Ball, Halifax^6tb^^6rTl9J4 '.
. Dres^ Circle and Orchestra Stalls (Reserved)
Family Caroie and Pit Stalls •". (Reserved)
Pit .......... ... ... . ..: .-.,- . . ... ... .. ..........
Gallory .,..................,.......:.... ....
2/6
1/6
9d.
4d.
HALIFAX.
Bank.
:rYF V THCQME
iDeo. 1st, 1914, i
derived^ from, iaivesfcmerats 'W^l1
'be-iiaibl© to^^Incsanae Tiax, at the
1/- ta 2/6 in'tibe'riB"--
7,9,1*;
.
Calling at TENteili'FEi ,DAPE~l-6:WN.',and;HOBABT
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STEAMEES .
,
(largest in the trade) leave London Grav«aehd following- day.
O.ORIN'j;HIO (twin so»ew) Deceiver. 19th.
. '•
TAINTJI (twin, screw) January 7*h.
Wireles.s Telegraphy, Unsurpassed- Aceommodation:, for
Passaneers, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Class. SPACIOUS- ,$TA'TJS-
. vr&d-for thp-varioae-Works reMii-ed M the.
,
.TIOH ot NEW SUNDAY SOIiOm ^INSTITUTE, >t
Oreetland. Bills of.,cyiantWi«s wi'H Iw-rea'dy- on Wed-hesflay,'
the 9tk inst., and tenders to'be delwerecjat tfea affioes of the,'
undersigned on Wed^esdas;, {Jie letjiinst;
JAOKSiQN & FOX, ArchitectH, 7, Hawson-street, Halifax.
L,
. SOUTH & EAST A-FEI@A
ROYAL MAIL ROUT®.
THE CAPE,
vy
TKANSVA AL; EHODESIA;
T IN'E
EAST "AFRIOMI PORTS.-'
•Jj.
MAUEITIUS, &o.
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For Sailings and other information' apply to the
Head Office, 3, Fenchurch Street, London, E.O.,
____ __ or .to :'Loca.I. Ageats.
. ___
D
E
I S
:BYTHE'-
ITILDING
OOGIE T
O
Tax aind alloiws the sfuii iutetneist •witih'crat- defdwotdon in
all-
Slree.
./ OFFICE •?]"''
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PRINCESS STREET, HALIFAX-..
ENQCM HILL, F-GJ:®.,
and
S
A.. PULMAN &'-. SONS,;. LTD.,
. '
MOWON-STBBBT, HALIFAX.
A T E N T S.' i' TKSi;«AEK.s"AN~D"
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_„——
,
OBTAINED BY JOHN E.. '• WALSH,,
W'ATBBHOUSB CHAMBERS, . GBjdSS.LBtiST^ H.X.
EOTAL EXOHANG'' BCH-AMBISES.-BOA-R.LANE!. LEBBS
Telephone 35x. Handbook Free.
-*-* , and Arbitrator oSifaehinery and-. Plant for ailPurBOse
WEST WARD JEONWOBKS, HAmON-LAI^E
SCHOOL,
BSTB. 1860.
T & A'F.P. L E Y. A R D»
JJ PATENT AGENTS, PENNY BANK .CHAMBERS
HALIFAX. London Office: 8, Quality-court Oharicerylane. Tel 402.
_ __^_^__ ___ ____
T^.XPERTS -IS "PATENTS.-—-C.
JOHN' THOMPSON. JDiCSnsed Herse
Nerth Bi-idge-sti-set,
Wanted, a lar^e quantity et
DeadorAlivs Cattle. Horses 15s. ta ^s., and
1.5s. tsSSs.
Aninials destroyed by Hjuaaas
*•. Dog and Pexiltry Meat supplied.
Telepiaas*
Halifax. .,--•-'
HdgM Smwterland Farm, SM-bdjaa, Hx/
Slaughtered by latest,
No. 1676 Halifax.
Books , atid Bookbinding,
Sunday School Kewml Baafe^ .IKJW «a vjflw,WOOD'S Boefc Store. Bull Green.
A Commercial Stationer.
-^ BAKRON & LE WIN, .Market-st., 1 Halifax, and ytation
treet Buildings, Hudderafiet.d. "'-'-- 1 -•- "" —
R T H U E HQLDEN, CT®WH - street^
Cliambers, Crown-street,.Rent a,ad Debt Oollecto:
and Insurance Broker. Book Debts Bought Tele. J32x. -
Insurance.,
TAMES MITCHELL, Incorporated IR"^
^
Local Business Directory, jSlaughterers,
Professional.
T EWIS J. AKEOY£>, Practical Taluer,
Education.
-EAT'H - GRAMMAR
J^i
es ia stecfc from 3 x'1$ to;S9 x 8.
igth/ required at a moment's n<
•TTNION•\J-
HEADMASTER: W. EDWARDS, M.A. (Oambridga). i
Boys admitted from eight years of age.
Apply for Prospectus, etc., tcfMr. M. SPEN^EE, Chartered
Accouiitant,.-!, Harrison-road ; or to the Headmaster
RAWING AND PAINTING Taught
by our Artist, Mi-. ARTHUR COMFOKT.-at his
STUDIO, l(i, l^ALA'Tl'NE CHAMBERS, MARK-ETAYOR'S NATIONAL RELIEF FUND. STREET ; also, VOICE 'PRODUCTION and SINGING,
—...__
Pupil of Siguor..G-usl;ave Garcia)
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
GILBERT. LO-NSDALE' ~receiv«s
Amount previously acknowledged, £10,965.7s. Id.
» Pupils for th© VIOLONCELLO, at 73., HTfDEFARE
Halifax Staff, Saxone Shoe Co., Lt^, iOs.; ROAD,
Halifffi.. Terms .on apptidstlon.
____.
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L. & Y. Railway: Halifax Goods CMeilaai Staff
MTS. COPLEY7~Teaeher of Piano{13th i-nstalment) £1 6s. 2d., Outdoor Staff (13th
forte. Terms mederafce.-r4,4, PAEKINSON-LANE.
Instalment) 7s. 1'Od., North Bridge (13th instalim*n^ 3s.; Pirooeeds of eale of Grouse by. the Midg|
R'AMSDEuSV Theasher of
ley smd W«d«woriii Low Moor Shooting
» Pia,nofortas Tuhe4 aad: Bepssired.-
M
T®lepbone 338.
OF HALIFAX.
Tbe Highways Qelmmlttee of tlia Halifax Corporation
invite T^NDEES for- tha Execution of PRIVATE
IMPROVEMENT vWOKKSiu Spring- Hall-yard,' BlaBs
may be ^se&n, _ and |orms , of, Tender and Specifieatioa;
Railway Notices.
obtained, on application.: to op.- JAMES LORD, .'M.EC.E;,
Borou-gh Eagineer,< Towa : Hall, Halifax, upon payment
of the sum. of £t; which, will be forfeited should tha
Contractor Hot sand i in a bonarfida Tender, or afterw.ards
.Vfithdraw liis...'Tender. Tenders • endorsed "PX
•'
: (Via ThoriiMiiv and Midland Linis).
Works; Serins Hall-yard," .must -be sent to :th« umd^rCOOK'S EXG0RSIONS FROM HALIFAX
si^ned not later than 12 o'clock: nooa .'on.-. SATUJSBAiY,
For the Week, Dec. 7tb to 14th, 1914.
12th Dtectobep 1914. . The^ei-soa w-hose Tender is accepted'
will ,be .required tp observe the.'ffair Osntraets Clauses
•iDeb1.:" .-'''" - ; ": •••.•••'-' .-TO:"' .-v .''--.' : : - '-Period
.adopted
by the Corporation. : Th^ Committee do not
:(days)
Time.
bindByOrde'r.
themselves' *-.'•''
to accspt
thp -Iswast or any Tender.
•pEBCriSAU
Every»(.
West: &, South of England.;. 8 or 15 ' • SgeMls,
• ' • "• ''t SOJJTff'^AIjES,'.;..^:.:...
Town Ball, Halifax, 4th, December,
..... -.:. 8orl5 Q-._. .liill«
FrMyj EASTBRW COUNTIES ...... 7-i 8, 14,15 See bills
11; 14, SOOTH-END- : SO.-COAST
8 or 15 See bills
LOND! bs.:---..--': -v.::.....-..i(; .......... various
Seeliills
14, etc., MID-LA"NDS GO UNTIES ..„.. 2 or 5 See bills:
... .
.
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The ab.ove bookings vill ; be
Tlic Imprffvemeht Committee of the Hslifai Cerparatien.
, continued to end of March.
-are prepared to receivexTEND&RS for 'P-ULLING'DOWN
Ev.i:Sat. Gheltsntiam, Bristol, ,<£c;. .......; ""5,6, 7': See bills BUILDINGSI,and :BEMOVI,NG HCATERIALS (exclusiva of
Plate-glsiss)
in:
connectionwith
the
Bull
Green
imprcrveinent,
Tickets, etc., any. time in advancb at the; L. & T. Station- in two lofe. -Plans map be seen aiid further particulars oband Town Offices, or Cook's ExcursiQn 'Office.-'.'.
on application te the ?6raugh, Engineer; Town Halli
. j.'j._____••• "•;____: ;- • ;; ; By: Order.. ; !" 'tained
Halifstx. Tenders, endorsed "Bull Greenlinpi'ovement,.Lot
ljsr"2," musli be sentto -the undersigned on-br bflfore 'MON­
DAY, Wth Decembisr, 1914. The Gommitteji de not Mad
themselves to accept the hlfihest-or any tan'dor.—By order,
from HALIFAX (Old).
.'.".'
PERCY SAU-Nl>ERS,'.Towa Clerk.
To tOUDON (Kinfi's -Gross) on -Deci lib, for 2, 3 or 9
days; 9th, for -2,3 or 4 days; 14th and28th, for.2,5 or.8 Town Hall, Halifax, 4th December, 1914
days, depart ^Halifax 6.42 a.m. (Breakfast par Express, due
OT7NTY iBOBOUGH OF HALIFAX.
King's Gross? 11.30 a:j;n). . '
-:
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• For full particulars of the above and .excursions to Hunt
itfgdon, taicester, Nottingham, Peterborough, 'Eastern
: : ; .BULL GREEN
..,._,,__,._.
Counties, West &nd South of Englah^i etei, see bills at1 Th» Iraprpvementi'Oommittea.of the Halifax OorporatiosL^
stations and G.N.'^fflee, 44, Orown-streot,-Halifax.
..re prepared to receive THN0ERS |6r" the PDROHASE of
;
_____
O. H. PlSNT. General Managers
the PLATE-GLASS -from Shpps about to be Demolished W
Barum Tapand Bull Green, in Two Lots. Furtker particu-'i
-&
A : S O.'3SF, .
Jars may; -be obtained, on apj)lioation ' to the Borough,
Engines, .TOWH Hall, Halifax - ' Ten4&rs, endorsed " Plata-1
Saloon, Second and Third ptes..
•
Glass, Bull Green> Let lor 2,"must be s»at' ts the under*
STEAMSHJiP PASSAGES. BY, ALL' LINES.
siffned.'oHa^r
er bafore^ONDAr,
I4tb. Depsrber,
^—---— ---•
TICKETS to S WITZEBLAND and. the RIVIERA.
«re», ,I4tb.
W14;
Gbmraitte* do
to accsspt the highest
24 SODTHGATE, HALIFAX,
-- not bind themselVes
•
any Tender.-—]
.'-•'•
P-ESOY S1UNBEES,
tl. Halifax, <ith Defflembei-, 1914.
EOOMS for ONE. TWO, or THREi PERSONS at
•MODEB ATE FAKES.
Aipply to :Shaw, Savill and "Albion Co., Btd.t 34,
TJI A I'D ; ;0'F B E-L'GIAN': IIE-:LIE"F Leadehhall-street, E.O,, and 62,, Pall M;aU;orto Wfaite Star
Line, Liverpool and 1, Ooekspur-street, S.'W.
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' - AND' ,THE
-:
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DISTRICT
ORTH PAI:"A"DE BAPTIST CH URCH
TO-MORROW, Preaclier, Rev. R, -C. SLOAN, 10.3S
»nd6.30.
,.
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_ __ __
PUBLIC HALL, WEST VALE, on
WEDNESDAY, Decv 16th, at 7.30; "' •
;" ; By Members . Of; ftie Grirls'
Pr6be€;3s; are ; for . tH« Belgian Refugees' Fund
Adraissipii by Programme : Sixpence Each.
may :b'e Kad from the •Programme Seore;
<ii*h : ^.BM«'stdwl, 6, .Osbbrne-street, . off; any : Member of tite .Girls' Giiild ; or
;Berry j 1 Oh apelke'eper, 32, Pellon-lane.
Gas Works, Halifax,
4th December, 1914.
--.'. NE;W: WATERWORK:Si RU.LEg '& .SEQULATJONS.
' ';-Th*: ' iSoyland'Urbaa District Council ': :HERBBY GIVE
NOTICE*Mat new Waterworks Rules and^Eegulations h
been adopted,
on the Iftrst-.- day. o:
T- TO-MORROW i at 10.30 and 6 o'clobk,: Rev J6H April,
1915. ; and will come into
: force
-''-.--'."
gAYTQR. Sacrament.-at 7.30.
•'
A Copy can be obtained Free of Charge on application
at the Council Offices, Elland-road, Ripponden.
Dated
the
13th
day
of
November,
1914.
'
:
>^' Rev. K. T. BLOICE SMITH,-.B;D. 10.30,.': The
L. H. LONGBOTHAM, Solicitor and Clerk to the Council,:
Window open towards Jerusalem."-,^JO,^Follow^Me."
4, Carlton-street, Halifax._____ ________•. ' ';•'•';
___ ^-ROAI) BAPTIST CHURCH.
Buy as. many tickets as you feel yoii can.
honestly a-fford.
There are /scores of
: ; people, not perhaps so weU ;6ffi as, yoil, who
'•'. '. are all doing, their; best to help the good
catise. It's tip iS> you to do 'the same. •
•HAPPINESS IS; 'CHEAP-PASS' ,lTvON.:; "; '-^[ ,
Tiokefe can be::i&iad at all prices from 6dv
to i 2/6. .Buy an extra ticket and hand it
on to someone who at this time cannot
:.•••
afford to 'share/, yoixr pleasures. -, It w^l
bring delight and happiness both to them
and : to you. • ,' . . ••.•:••''.' '•'
' " '.• '
EVERY BIT HELPS-DO YOUB B|T. ..»;. .' J ; . '
All the profits' gx> t6 the. War DisfireeS
. , - • (Relief Ftod.
©eminence at ;7
Rev. HENRY KNOWLES,. M.A- '
10.30—",A Baj-gain with <3od;"
6.30—" Teinptation : and iympathy."
C'ommunipn>aiJterEvening Service. '
j"AT
THEATBE ROYAL, Dec! 7-12.
Tickets may be obtained from Mar. 0. Holden,
19, Lord-sfcreej; ; Mr. A. T Hanson, 1, W^iard'e-end ;
or :the hon. se<?., Mr, 13.
''' M*gsbn, 87,
'
' Pelloli-lane.
;;('Ar^ang«il';V'by'' the', ©iris'
CARTERS, HORSES AND CARTS
HO'db,..Pel!bh-lanei~Open S'ONDAY, Dec. 6th, at 3.15.
Speaker, .Mr. H. COWBURN.
Soloist,': Miss LENA PICKLES.
• Everybody \yelcome.
; ;P;E^B;AV:C[;C);q;i :E:T;-^
• " • •
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SUNDAY SQHOOL;
LECTURE
^^
HALL, OBNT.RAL HAIL, Union-street. ; ..:., ""
-ww: for :Dec.-6th, ; " The: Heavens and the Earth : The
Destruction of the Old,-anc|.*ha-Creation of the New.1'
Speaker, Mr. R.MA'RSDEN', of Brighouse. •
Conimenoe 6.30 pan. _A11 are welcome,____ __
.
; Superfluous Hairs. Moles, &G-, by. latest
Hygjenjc ,M ejibods. teavirig no sca.r& Absolute eatisfaction gB'irante^d. Adtice/ Free, ' Pee from 2/6. Doctors'
""" ""'" Mtehds BENTLET'S COMMEEGIAL
HOTEL,-v Halifax, - ;every WEDNESDAY, ^;3Q p.m. to
8.SQ p;m..: O;?her houis by apppihtment.
;,
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HALL
: "O ALIFAX.
0
TEMPERANCE : "HOTEL,:
;MOLES '•
C ; H: U/R.C H.
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: A hearty welcome /to all.
ST. PAUL'S .SPJRITIJAL GHTJRCH,
C5'
.
.
.
iniay oe h/ad from MrV/Jf. W. Cbrfield!, 8;
^&'f^^'^^\\ ::: .^S/ii^ R.. Ecoles',: '21,
, Gibbetfc-street; 'Mr.: 3. ;; .W. Gaiiijett,
Corifeefeoner,. Lee Mount'; or the;Caretaker, I.L;P'
... MEN'S; M80C'iATlbN:-j-Ali: Milk Retailers ax* xe- !fcnstitute;v St.: jaaies'ff-siferieet. . • ' :•: • ••'•'. -^
qtieSted'to-MEET at the'SAijDLE HoTSi,; on TUESDAY, Dee
.BEHINDJ^""/
8th; at g^p-Bi.-^'. 'V ' v .< J;. W iLONGBQTTOM^
General Smith,SOWERBY•;, BRIDGE.
. „„„„„.„ Matinee from :2;to :(5.v ,-Full; Star.
Programme to 10.80.
latesfe
,Special--.^election .*f
,
COSTUMES SUITABLE FOE DANQESj:
foir bh« '' Boy'3 at the froi3*:rrbm
5
: 'A Tale 6t Mystery • and : Renmnbe. 'I
LAHBST: WAF PIGWEES..
fO-MORROW . 10.30,Rey.:C. J. HOSEIN (Tbdmorden).
,
6.30, R&V. O. PENNEY HUNT, B.A.
thjs
,/'- :
No matter how _ow the price may be th«<
QUALITY is the BEST PROCURABLE^
- The.tcst of satisfaction is the QUALITY^,
'^^O^il^^i^^^^j^^^j^
, —„,,„,., -^. v^^nff.v.^"'-" .^^^,^^.^4, :,of:;61,,years, yro•- haTe
"THE ^Bb^K^mJMJmJ,'^ Demoting * -. !: revived
NOTICE'TO QUIT bur;; premise^': h> WharJ-street
Man's Eitr-a-vagarjice ahd'.FirLaftpiai Embarrassment On^jd;:aite^sthis;daiie^ Busijijels, will1 b'e> ^arried/fl'^at^6ur
w^w tir^i^n: n.w" •'""ijip. SowERBT BaiDOB, w^h'ere we>hope
: " WHAT' HAKPfiNED 'TO; SgrtJI/TZ*'
•"• • '-•'• •- "Workmanship which, has
SUND AY,: December ;fe.:
Preacher, 10.39 andS^e, , . ,
REV. 3. N.; FIGSIS, Litfe E).,
of the 'Community of the ' Resurrection.
OUR eellection includes
noveltias in style and design.
WADSWORTHj
I?N-Q';i-<
Tlie^lpllojWiiing, Artist^) are kindly;: '.gfemg ;:,their
" 'lO^^is^lGrTven^'GariJiett ^,:;G5onittf3*P,
''''
Collections in .aid- of .the.Ohurch. expenses/
AU
That is a question that is in almost eyerjf.
mind just now.
Settle the Xmas Gift Problem by deciding
to give Fairs.
/
;
THE
Mr. ;'fiERBEK,T BARRETT, (Mr, PillLIg' PIOKLESf ''
Mr. WILFRED KERSHAW, | and the Choir Boys. :•
':'
;, Mr. BOOTH SBARlP, A.R:OiO.V Organist and Qhoirmaster;.
, ,
55/6
What shall I give
for Xmas Gifts ?.•-./.
62-68, ^N or tligatey
' s o:
THE PROGRESSIVE HOUSE JFOR EURS!
•JL-.. •'.;.:• ..,-,'.
EBENEZER, St. James's-road.
Preacher. SUNDAY. 10.39 and 6 •;
: R«T. R. LEE FEATHERSTONE,
MONDAY;
BERT eOULBEOK
• Will LECTORE at 7.30 p.m.
Subject—
" FROM COCKLE CART TO PULPIT."
2d.
3d.
"PALACE
'" '
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH,
X
6d.
9d.
.
Early Door Is.
Purchased dwring the Summetr from tihie.
beat' ; Ix>ndo!n : Sta^Ttfactur«rs—^ab will : be
impbiSsible to repeal these a<fc t&e
.
:: '
with: head "Emd; tail...--..... .;;..... ..,."... v ..:l.;.- ''18/9
Muffs t6;miateli .:.... ,,.^... ; .. ...... ... .V.!t.......P 39/9
BLACK FO2d STOLES, teight glossy, ;
ekins, 2 hpads ai back real bi'oelies ai
;..coidi8 :,--.,. .,..;;..;„,.;.....,,.,........,.,...;....•....,,..;.„.; '';-.63/*;.
Animal Muff to mateli ............. ... 63/»
CONEY SCARVES,
about 2 yards l«onig a/ftd 5 iriichies vride,
,
.lined Sc(!tu3?rel lock .............................. 18/9
Pillow :M^ffs to ^raatKyh ...,.......:. ...',....'. .,.;... 14/9
quality PITCB STOLES, ; 4 large
4t . ffooiit wad etnid®, ' best
......... haadeome
lepg^v: from. epiBciall^ __
:itneid; soft salk >............. ......
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•'• •:• '. ' •:-:PE.RxuYi -. ALL;EN,.: :. :•. .-.'.;:;
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Trade ^:ddress©s.
Trade Addresses,
Public Notices.
'T'HEATRE
suratice .Brokar, X5,?O6in.merciai-ati-, Halifax. ..T,el. *JBB
Every Requisite Ssx Office
to an' Empire Typewriftsr or
W'OOS, S4, Bull Green.
.a,p6nB.y
having ADVEKTISEME-NTB
-^ . for tae Oolumns of
OOU-BSBB-" (WEEKLY EDJTIOI
will pieas«
r
" Copy
in the
after ,tfais
.
Bead if ,«ec>ejiT..eii
it*'
HALIFAX. CO..OKiJ&li, SATtlJttU A if. .DECEMBER 5, 1914.
To be Let.
Hotels.
ST. JAMES'S M.I.S.
1/9. ! f^ QUNTRY BEERHOUSa', free, m*in road1,
PEG VIDBNCE CONGREGATIONAL
TO SCOTLAND . TO JOIN.
There are people in Brighousis whe deelar* that they
-~~*~. ^___ *&.' . good trade; easy ingoing and rental. Apply
CHURCH.
At the weekly m.eetiaiig on M'ond'ay, Dr.
heard thsHeckmondwike explosion OH Wednesday. Th»
Mr. Willie Stott, son of Mr, Aaitfhur
rent
-D'avid. .B. Nettleton,
ThiQ At Home arid- eaile of wio^-k ocsooluded <m
"How first impression was that it was afL " i!
"
-SKB,
" --D-j-Bpri-lane;
"-- '-'" -- -; ''iBawBon-S'treet,
Halifax, Auctioneer end -Valuer, Joimes
terracej JRipponden, weili known as olerk at giatuaiday.
fe oaaie Ear the faeaJlifch of "'the isicJuool oMW.*' Miss seWre thunder clap.
W: E. Caflvet* and Mrs. Cavort,
the railway station, yesterday left the district to iniBig^onth,, Mr.
Alice G-reemwood opened tbe diisic-UBisiom, arid Mr
were host amd hostess, with. Mr O.
To.
pitevenit
diseiase:
Birigihousie
Educiaitiori
Coirijourney-to
Ayr,
where
h©
will
join
the
Roy.al
ScotJ, Alidecrson pa-esddied.
.
.
'
A Trigg ahairraan.. The laidnee in ctbarge of toe
mittee bas idecdideid to diedirifoct soboode by spray- tish Fusiliers.
He is'the fourth from St; Bar- eta'lls
-w«irie: Mna A. Wilson amid Miiss-S. Gal vert.
CONCERT AT LUDDENDEN
ing faroiailiai over .floors, and walls once im 3 tholomew's C3i,urcihi Yourig Men's Class to join the. da-apiery;
Mesdiaanes Tirdgg, W.rjrah,, Robinsora andi
DEAN.
.
- .
w^eeks.
This wiM cost. £10 a yeaar.
:
Army.
Sca-tchard, .refo-iestoments ; Maai M-. Woodhieaid,
A concert was given in Dean Wesleyan School
The licence of the Lower George Inn, Rastrick,
sweet
etatl. The. ladies 'im chairgie of the supper
THE
CIVIL
GUARD.
on Saturday,- iand '-in spite of wretched- weather, was at B.rtighouse y-esterdayi transferred from J. H,
,
wiere Mesidiariias T. . Tutraier, Barnishaw and
caoxieir, white Mlowing her ^mpkyymeoit at Brook- the room was full.. The programme was ably Greerwoiod to .Wm. Glaytonj also that of the- A few weeks ago a civil guard waa formed for 'HorefalL
Monsio was .giviem by the ladies,, and a
Ripponden,
and
twice
a
week,
drilling
took
place:
Md her. light given, by these friends: Soprano, Mrs,. W , L. Prince Albert Inn, Brighouse, .from. John Dysori 'bo
in the Victoria EtalL
With Mr. Smith (who has ketch by Missies Wooidteatdi HcildoT- a«id W,alkeir,
hand oaiught in niaiGhiiii.eiry,, >amd
Saville; contralto, Miss Ethel Strange; tenor ,Mr.
received' his commission as lieutenant), one of tlhe and Messrs. EUlliott mid Ritehfortih,. entitled
She wias 'taken. :to bl
H. Thomas; baritone, Mr. H. C. Jackson.; elocu.
The porOideeds for the two diays,
imaaiters at the Grammar School., and a member of £47 17®., wieffie.Friday'-si 'meeting: of tihs.- r;Sfeind'and - Wesleyan tionist, Miss Hilda Sbarff; accompanist, Mr W. L.
foir the ctonah, .and district'r, ireGIFTS .FOR .BfaiGBOUSE, DISTRESS.
the O.T.O., the members received thorough instrucYoung Mien's -Society was "Aniigkt with the -.poets." Saville (all of Halifax); humorist, Mr. Cecil Rey'-,....
,
,
,
The weekly meeting of the Brighouse Distress tion, and developed love for the work. Lately, Idef fumd.1 .
nolds (Bradford).
Local Relief benefited to the
'
. _ North Bridge^end:;: quiet, cente^ sheltered Eev. W. Outlibert .piresidedPEOVIDENCE CONGREGATIONAL GUILD.
WitJi tihis
of £14 a very fine result from a remote Oommittee was held on Thiirsday^ the Maycxr .{Aid. however, the number has fallen off.
ppation^r-Inquirei NoV-3.; ; -:' > -> "./ X ! '<
;' ' ''
Mr. Thomas H. Qrossley: suibmitted a paper to thV extent
R. Thorn'fcon^ pireaiding. 'A letter wias read stating state before them^ and with the probability of
On Thursday, in substitution for her son, Mr. E. L
'. • • ' '
H!olyweUGa-eenyciiang'..Men^8 Society at Friday's and sparse population; ' , : ,
that tike National Fund Committee were forwarding busin'ess men and others, not eligible to join the FisherrSmith, who is undergoing military training
•
U.M.
"AT'
HOMES."
;
v
.
raeeting
on
"
England'
s."opp'<srtu.niitby'
for
tiiie
world's
» atiaoa, also wellfUghted' jwa^h-kitchen; 19s.
six. cheeses, tferee cases of canned salmon, and 12 ranks, diegiring to fall in, a meeting was held on Lady Fieher-Smith gave a naost interesting-, lantern
commeree." .The dhair was^dccypied by itfie presi- s To 'Augment church furidSj, .the United Metho- saplcs of potatoes for distribution in Brighouse. Monday in the Victoria Hall, to put the body on lecture upon a tour in the United States of somo four
pxonthly oleajr.-t-A'P-piy .Lewis
dent (Mr. J. W. Barkea-).
, : 'diiste .on .Wednesdav, opened a, series-of At Homes' Tlhe secretary reported tihaifa the . National Fund a proper footing. Mr.,E. W. Orossley, J.P., pre- months' duratioiij which, albng with Sir George and
in St. James's School, whdcih was nicely arranged stood at' £92.4 1^. ,10d.,, and the Local Fund sided _T!here W!as a representative gathering. It her son 'she took in summer this year. Omitting the
' «!0«^Ka!3i.--..t^t^eSaF. .bedrooms*; -iB
-garden; -yery
for 'the Occasion.
Mr. arid Mrs. John AJdersori £1,236 12s. 3d. The expenditure^on the former was decided to call a further meeting and appeal more hackneyed places such :as tha Eastern cities, the
SOCTET¥'8'
;
EFFORT.
.
:
Teal, Crown-st
Tne concert^ which formed had been £236' 4s. 7d., and. on theMatter £213 " ;widier supporib. Cbrs. B. Berry andi E. Orow- slides were devoted to the distant wonders of nature
The Musical, Society members are busy rehears^ received1-.the guests;
in the South-Western and Pacific States. Interesting
'
It was announced tihat the Mayoress's iher Were elected on the executive.
ing. for ; a special e'ifjfort wMoh they are making on thie .chief attraction, .wias .contributed by .the choir, 17s. 2d.
slides were shown of the Grand Canyon of Arizona,
..
garden,
behalf _ of f,tJi6-! local; -waa?' fund. They will probably who gave glees; by Messrs, ,F. Whiteleyi W; Alder- Belgian Refugee Fund totalled £223 7s. Id.; £3
,
RECREATION CLUB.
perhaps the most remarkable freak of nature in the
jga£a.ge.i-^leriie3iit Lloyd, . George-square.
only give ibis one 'concert this season "The Mes- son, J. W. Pickles, and James Mifcchell, who gave 10s. fead been exipendted'^^ during itfie p«isib week.
The members of the Zion Congregational Church world. It is an enormofls assure in the earth a mile
GATE, Savfle Park; imme siah," on Dec. 20. An invitation is being given songs; by Messrs. H. M. Greenwood and WiUiarri
Young
Men's
Recreation
Club,
Ripponden,
held
deep, 13 miles wide,; and 230 miles
in
dia,te
I?... Farrax,
to outside vocalists to help and many already Patrick,, who recited; and by. Mr. W. H:'.Wilde-,,
iheir aririual tea, concert, and social on Saturday, length, the sides being practically perpenTh®
.ariri-ual
meeting
of
the
Brighouse
arid
Disthe
accornpianist.
Several
took
part
,m
iihe
sketch,
'have promised to give assistance*
trict Licensed Victuallers' Association was held) on when 220 persons had tea. Mr. Miles Wadsworth dicular. From thencs to the orange groves and
"The Misfortunes of Mr. Wiseacre."'. ' ' .-.
Halifax, excelHe charming cities of the Pacific Coast and through the
' WESEEJYAN' MISSlONAiRY SEE^VICSBS.
Thursd'ay, Mr.. T. H. Hughes presiding.' Mr. W^ presided over the subsequent proceedings.
Thursday
evening
was
set
apart
for
children.
'A
W.o., ete; rent'JB16,.
;Yosemite Valley with its enormous sequoia
The annuia! missionary festival waa heldl on Sat- number' 'of tihem, trained by Miss -E. J. Piatariek> Briggs^, the . secretary, in his aririutal ' report, said riaentioned that nine young men connected wi'fji the wonderful
p..G-aines,. 63, Rhodes-street;
were serving their 'country.
They were trees, incredibly old, a healthy specimen of 8,000 years
. ui'day. /.evening, Cor. F. Holroyd. J.P, (Elliand);, who accompanied, appearedin the operetta, "This that the accounts showed a favourable balance of club
of those who had. answered the country's of age, were pictured. The Yellowstone Park . wias
VILLAS, 'Sowerby Bridge; drawing, presiding.
The annual report was submitted by Doll's House Party. V Taking part" were." Misses- £35 Os. lid., compared with £37 Is. 8|d. ^ last proud
with its boiling, springs, sulphur mountains,
kitchen, wash-kitchen, four bed- the.'Bey. H. T. Oapft (Greetland;).; iHe announced! Annie , Picklea, Eyeiyn. .A'lderson, -S. A.. - Webster, year.
He thought .that this record was satisfac' call. Their names were: Privates A. McCor- Visited^
water
and
mud
geysers and other curiosities of nature's
mick,
Hugh
Ballantyre,
Joe
Whiteley,
Albert
HolLiberty'Jan.*!. Apply ' 2;-' that the total GO'lleoted was about ifihe same as last M. A. Goggs, L. Goggs, Emiily AlderHpn, : Lena tory, taking into account the heavy exiperises which
royd). Waiter Marshall, Roland Hey, Charles Hit-' wierd checiicallaboratory. Then over .the Canadian
rooms, yeiaT.j, The diepiutation was. iihe Bev. J.: Stainer Pipfcfes, E. Midgley, F. Alderson, Cora Patrick, G; included- a donation, of £20 to th© local Distress chen, Joe Riley, arid Willie Hey. The secretary, border to Vancouver and across the glorious Rocky
He congratuil.ated the members upon the
fry on ground, floor,, facing Vfillcinison. wiho haidi spent, 'five, yeaiis da missionary Kershaw, R. H; Whitaker.'D, Rushtea, C/ Pickles, fund.
An Mountains, those towering giants which dwarf even
Mr. A. Simpsori, gave a eatlsfactory report, 'The
work in 'lndia.r ;.:.' ". '.. >'. " ..' '. '
. ';;
^..^.;- D. Kersjhaw'. B, Fawliiirop, and .'H, Alderson.
good conduct or their 'hoiises, only one imember excellent
the Swiss Alps in their sublime majesty. The slides
enteortainment .was given byhaving 'beeam conjvicted! dtiriasr &Q year.; The mem' MINISTER LEAVING.'
aieties," comprising Misses E. Greenwood, M. were doubly interesting in being all from Kodak snap...... ,.
^OTTAGE To: Let in country;
bership was 58, as against 55 at th* comime.nce- Jackson,
MasPn, R. Arundel, and Messrs. shots, and full of the personal touch. Lady Fisher
wdnrfcer terms, 5s. 6d. weel£ly; help if needed:;
The pastor of Booth Congregational Church, Kev,
There was a* inoderate attendance at tKe weekly
of the year.. Mir. T. H. Hughes was elected A. Niphiol,P. L.A. Wadsworthv
J. W. Smith mentioned quite a number of "might-have^- -i - 'Write'A33,;Courier Office. ,:
\ meeting1 ' of ' -the Diaily Exrenita. C?lub. 'Stainlaaid', <yo. Harri Bev'ap, has been offered, and has 'accepted, the men*
president,
Mr. W. * Briggs; seofetar^, : andi Mr. R. Broadbent, and tX Mrtchell.-J. Normanton,
been " accidents .in the trip. The identical train
"
The
National
Anministry
pfRotchfordj
near
London.
Coming
to
LET, No. 17, HEATH-AVENUE, now in Fifidaiy erenang; wifoedtt the EBT. ;Jl : Gr. MoKenzie,
Waring; "treasurer. It- w®a decided that no
of the Allies ' blosed the enterta.inm'eriti on which the party travelled to Arizona was
Booth in October, 1906, as successor to Key,. Geo. dinoer should' be
e. occupation of , Edward Marsden.r- Write M.Aj, i,-.,, HoilyweE Groen,. subiaitted a
this year.
Messrs. J. W. and A. Simpson accompanied the derailed-the following week and badly smashed, several
Huttley (pastor 19 -years), stpd after the Ipf8ce.had beeu
on ''Muefzsieilbid.". . '. .A giood dasoaeeion ^Q'S for' appointment fed view. Tele. 14D3.
singing and afterwards supplied music fof dancing1. persons being killed. Another ytrain on which they
vacant over a year, he maintained a'ifair .limbunf of
taken
part
in
several
members.
i
.
Anrtfcbur
' '
'!LET, 2 .HOtJSES^now^Jn, one), 4 and 5,
Messrs. C. arid E. Simpson Were M.C.S.
Prior were travelling was derailed, but owing to the fortunprosperity in trying circumstances. Boisith; like many
The sale of Work, opened at St. John's Church,
fact that -it was slowing up for a station, the
a<ne, . Hoilnifield, known as " Suaxny R. 'Sihia'w' (piresitieirit)': was iri the chair.
other country places, suffers from the outflow into trick, on Friday afternoon, was continued on Saturday, "jo the entertainment prizes for the best cricket ate
CONCERT AT SALENDINE NOOK.
the oid\cottage and giardens adjoining.
townsj and the remarkably fine church and buildings, when Mr. D. Turner performed the opening ceremony, averages were presented to Messrs, F; Hello-well passengers-escaped with nothing worse than a savers'
& Sons,, 'Estate' Agents, , Holmfield , A jepnoert was.'held on Saturday: in the Salendiae once thought necessary, have for some time been more with Mr. Clay as chairman. This year the yeting men batting1, R. Brpadley bowling, and Sv Whiteley shaking. The coach pit which the party travelled
through
l^osemite was held up by bandits a week later
fielding.
;
'
"
'
than
adequate,
Mr.
Sevan
revived
a
waning
N>pfcBaiptist
School,
ik
aid
of
th«Poplar
andBromley
had ao stall, but they contributed £10; The proceeds
UOtTSE &' SHOP, 59,
and all the passengers rifled of irieney and jewellery.
enthused
the
school,
formed oh the jSrst day were £i4 J3s. 6Ad., and oa Saturday £48
21, Gladstone-road; to. let or sell,^24, Tabernacle. Mr. J. Wilfrid Shaw presided over a good congregation,
REOEUITTNG' AT BISHWORTH,
Added to these was the further excitement of getting
brotherhob'd nearly
six years
ago, in 12s. 5|d.; total £91 is.
Madame Hetty Sykes gave an artistic selec- a
^'Apr>lyJ. Bentley,
'
''' 8, Central-street, attendance.
A irLeeting to 'stimulate recruiting was .held1 on home at the outbreak of war,, bertha being difficult to
tion of songs. ;Her "Summer night" wftsaicel j? sung. several directions improving the outlook, A WelshCHILD'S DEAZTH.
Monday in the Baptist School, Rishworth,. Ccr. obtain. The liner tookaa extreme northern course to
Mr.'Charles Haigh had, two popular songs in " Tba man, gifted with all a Celt's imagination, he has
,.. BLALEY -HILL, good! House & Shop,..newly Trumpeter " and; " Friend 0' Mine," and secured a. preached with much ability, enriched with remarkable
Mr. E. H. Hill, coroner, inquired into th* death of 3. Rv H. Wiheelwright. J.P., presiding over a large avoid marauding German cruisers. Aldi L. Calvert
* . p.ain\tedi externally, formerly neweagenit and well-merited encore, v The duet's, "The moon hath illustrations. .. He hasjheld many offioes;, ho has been
atteridanpe.
Supporting him, 'besides the, chief presided, and Mr. Louis Trigg operated the lantern.
iMobieoojnistj suit almost any trade;1 district tihickly raised her lamp ",and " Tenor and Baritone," by president of the Halifax Christian Endeavour Union, Harry Teala, fitter, 4, Alegar-street, Clifton. The ia speakers, were Ccr, O. Whiteley, Lieut. Smith,
Sir
easy rent. -Apply Lewis Teal';' Crown-st. Messrs. C. Haigh arid H. Lseming, ware (squally sue* and president and secretary of Ludderideh FP6t arid quest was Held in the '.Clifton Parish Council Room. i Messrs. O.'W. Oroesley, and S. S. Barrett.
^ ' .- . . .:,PELLOH. .. ..-.';. '": ' '
Mr. Herbert Leearing had a satirical comi Mythofmroyd Fre® Church Council; meinber of Hali- Lilian Teale, mother, stated that since an attack of G, Fisiher-SrriKh, who- had a tousing reception^
near Queen's-road,, Hopwood- cessful.
fax St. David's Society, he spoke with fbrcs, at the pneumonia, six months ago, the Child had enjoyed good gave & thoughtful address. He pointed out that
lan«:;; convenient through house-;; parlour, ment upon the music hall soag ia" The Art of S
A .SUCCESSFUL EFFORT.
three bedrooms, w.o.; 29s. writing;" while his .dramatic recital" Lasca," ,,.«, last annual meeting/ Able;^i6h p«tfa1so^h® iias writ- health. On Thursday morning, while playing OB the should Gerrirany perchance invade this country,
given with . all the necessary expressieaSi He ten stories and poems, and the latter havei^appeared in floor, heigayo a scream. She picked him up and he the Bame, or perhaps worse, treatment would be
|)gir-'moriith clear. Apply, 150, Queen's-road.;
The
financial
result
of tihe sale of work organised:
earri«d.:sev8ral encoresi ; ' r
V '
;" ; * ; our columns from time to time. A native of Msh- died Within a few minutas. Dr. Somartiilei, wl»e had oaeted out to__ us 'as was given Belgium ; it
by Pellon Biaptiet friends at the cloise of the first
i'7jj Bedford-street;.; 3 bedguard, he was trained at Brecon College j and Cardiff conducted a ppst-mprtem examination, said that th6 fore behoved every young man to answer the call diay was £41
The sale wasi reopened on SaturMARB1AGE: JOaNSTONE AEEOYD.
-andi ihot waier throughout ; rent ::'.
University. His prior pastorates have been Newport, child was well nourished* but ill-developed. In hia of duty, and do his share by strengthening thp day, being children's
day, and the platform promontfi.
dapital WAREHOUSE, B^fordThe wedding was solemnised at Holywell Green ExmouthjAllerton, and Goodmayles (Essex),
o^inipci death was dtie to convulsions brought on by forces, to naake victory more certain arid quicker;
S£fc by^ 15ft. Apply ';N©ttfetori^'"
teething troubles, and accelerated by th« weak condi- Mr. Stansfeld, JJ*., also made -a robust appea] for yided a pretty feature for the large laudience that
.
om
nirBdiay. of ; 'Mar. vB.
Th© presiding lady was, Miss Alice
Andrew (Roy) Johnstone, second eon oi' the late Revi
tion of the lungs; -The jury returned a Tat-dipt in men.
Rawson-gtreet, Halifax.
Bernhardi, he said, stated frankly that assembled^
__
acoordanes with this evidence.
Germany wanted War against England, because Greaves, who though only a little girl filled heir
, KOUlE, 6, O^nce-strieet, 4/11 week W.-*3 ohnstotfe, wke' was: for 16 years pastor of the above
The prayer was taken by
to Miss |STellie Afcroyd, second daughter of
she stood in their waf.
They were determin©4 part - very creditably.
clear; House, 8;, Smitih-street Nbrtih, Range church,
REJOINS THE COLOURS.
Akroyd', James-strest, Holy well Green. The
they possibly could, to get into /this couritry; Miss Barbara Riley; and Master _ A. _ 'E. Fawrar
fc, 2/g weekly; Cottage, 17, Snaitli'sicouri:,' Mr. Jesse
Ccr, C. Haxby, one of the Labour members of the if
was coBducted by Rely. J. 6. Mckenzie, M.A.^
on§ of their first >moves would be the manufactur- diecliaaredi the sale open in a spjlendid litblei speecib*
inige Bank, 2/ weekly. Apiply Holden, Accoun- service
B.D. (pastor), assisted by Rev. W. Johnstone (Bristol^
The ;furierial took place pri Saturdiay; ' IB St. Brighouse Town Council, has rejoined tha colours. ing diBtricts hlce the West Riding. Ccr,
A vote of thanks was spoken to by Master Clifford
brother of th® bridegroem. The bridej who was given Mary's Oslrietery, Ludidierideri, of Mr. Sirn'feon ;Park, Formerly he was a sergeant in the East Biding Regi- bottom mentioned that in Sowerby Bridge
Jowett,and Miss Gladys Webster. Su^portinig the
HI(^HFIELI)-TERIKA 5Es Parkinson-lane;, 2 away :by her Brother, Mr. Harold AkPoyd, was attended Hiailifax-lane-bottoim, ja late meniber of Halifax ment, and has been granted his former rank. Since were rather backward at first, but be was .glad to friends on tihe platform were the children of th©
> liaise kitchen and; scullery on one by her sister, Miss Fib. Akrqyd, as bridesmnid. Rev. TOWB. CSouinoil, who died pn Nov.:26. There were joining the Brighpuse Corporation, Cor. Haxby say 202 men were now training.
noticed primary department, of the Sunday school, who
, batli, &o;; rent £28; inimediate W. Davies (Sheffield) officiated as best num. Mr.and many evidences of the 'esteem iri which :he had been has been a most painstaking member, and. Ripponden had sent about 80. andi heHehoped
Satardlay's' takings
the slang1 the opening hymn.
hia services have
been
highly appreciated
. Utley, Hebbleth'W.ai'te
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' and Utley,
'' 10, Mrs. Johnstone have been the recipients fef, very many held,, a large- number of -'old firi;ends .and colleagues by Other member*. In point of years he number would fos dpubled before lori'g.-f-Ccri amounted "to £41 4s. 7d., so iihait tihe total for the
presents. They will reside at Tlrisley, o>arK§|iaEeld. ,attenidirig to pay a last tnbuite. 15ie choijr of Sfc
was the youngest member. At the election of Mayor' ShackletPn, Halifax^ thought- the war would save two diays was1 .£82 6s. 7di., and the promises of 5
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Rsv>
^
Johnstone,
tueationed
above,
is
:
pastbr
of
a
O LET, QPLEY DENE , six reception rooms, GoBgregational Church at Bnisfcol. Belag ' aaxf 0os to jam\es'a /tTvM. CSiureh. imoluding, Bearly, 30 pei?- on Nov. 9, he was one who supported the re-election of the country an eriormous sum annually by reduo- pear cent. :mad!e by Aid' A.. Fiawcett.
.bffisrxi rox>m, kitchen, ofSces, four bedroom^ assist his, country, he offered himself as a chaplain, but sona, walked at tbe, head of the' prpoeSHkun. ,iri Aid. Thornton to tha mayoralty, arid on that occasioa tion of armariients, which was bound to . followt '..' : WOMAN'S DEATH: INQUEST.
the; cemetery chapel .they, sang, conducted by Mi.; he paid a glowing tribute to the work accomplished by Comparing; the influence of German demooratio re, and* atisuaa; larero, gar dens and tennis there being no vacancy h» joined the Army as
An inquest was held on Wednesday, in tli© InA., 13. Pickles,., " O God ;ousr help ia, ages< past," ««id
Messrs. Huntrias. and Huntriss, Hop- His <9xaraple:was foUowed
worship during the two strikes that Brighouse presentatives, hev had heard it feaid, at an interla,: Ms
by 'Met. E. H. HdiU, Tespectiag the-deiaftlht
''"'
'' at the gr4vesidie, flie beautiifpl^ hymn,'' " VfcSey of bis
wood Hall, Halifax.
.
.'. -..." ' ' ; .' ' ^ congregation. "- ' '.' ''.; ' many' joung m«ji
want through a while agov It is most anlifc*ly that tha riatibnial coriference, than on« English representa- fiiiiniary,
of Mary (29) wife, of Thos. Hy. Coarrigi&n,
,
.
Eden." . The- seryices
were
> ROOMFIELD,'* Mansion & 'groimds, divided
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'' oonduote^
'
"' % Rev.
' ' H. Town Council will take action to declare the seat vacant
labcwirier, 29, Moumt Peilooti. The husibsund said
man
said
it
;
didri't
matter
whether
!
he
was
under
but
how
ths
Labour
Party
will
act
is
not
sure.
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for ea-ltabfe tenants. To view plans and ; parhad had medioaJ. attecnitiijon -fidar initfsnial piain®.
01" MB. JOSEPH BOOGSCM : The famiily njourriers were : Mm Park ', (widow), some quarters it is thought that ths officiala of the the Eaiser or King George, send him to Germany she
£>. apply Scott and Bagna-11, ArcMtectSj - 2,
24 a dcncitoor was oailed, ftnd on his
Mr. and .Mrs.- John Wiaddiagfeo, (Sbwerby BridgeV party ha,v» hia resignation already in hand te present a bit. ^Cbr. H. A. Lumb, proposing thanks, men- On Nov.
Portland-place.
Unique Building; Plots for sale
eihe was iremnoveid to the Infirmiairy on till©
on the Estate; ;
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brother-in-law and si&ter),; Miissi F. Gibison i(niece)y or withdraw as they deem best.i Perhaps if Cor. tioned that Rishworth was considerably below the advice
2 6th.- Dr. Gedldfe, semicKr hotisie surgeiori, said
EM3RIiiERLy OF HOLYWELL
Mrv .and' Mrs. Gflavtpn (biotlieir-m-law aridl/sisterj, Haxby were allowed free choice in the matter: he average of 7 per cent, for i the couritry for recruit Mars.
Conrdgaji on adani0siijoin was suffering from
LET or SELL, efearaningly situated Residence
Mr. Wm." and Mr; Fred: Waddingtori: (bro^ersHm- would immediately havs resigned, for he is nd ing. ' Rishworth had riot sent 1 per .befit..,- frut he inteiriijail hemoririhiatg>e. This oonitin.u.e'd two daiys,
It is. with regrBi! w& record; thd death of
'• * known as LONGROYD HALL, Ras*rick, to) r Mr, and Mrs. Young Gibson (bf other-ia-liaw1 believer of honouring service in the breach ; and it boped the figure Would now be increased.r- Ccr
,it_ was thouigiht necossiaary to hay© a slight
g^liheir wififau 39 acres of grass land and plantations, Joseph Hodgson, of &, St. Be^ans-road, Skiroo^t liaw;
arjd sister},,; Mr. and Mars. Cleigg (nepihew and niecel, may be that the Labour Party will take the same G. C. Hewitt, as secretary of the committee to
formerly of BOblywell GreenV
m. Ttoeirie w«ne edigns of a septic b
f Apply 'tedgaS" Woodcock, Estate Agent, Mafket- Green,. -Halifax,
Mr. and Mrs. John P,ark (riephew arid- aiece) , MrS. course. No doubt the political armistice arranged for meet .the .employers, said L he .had repUes
-peaoefiuJily.;
Blaeding < eitopped, ( but 'she.- did' not
etreet, Huddersfield.
H'arjriaon, ;' Mrs/, ; Lister,, M*^, ;Jack»oii. the November elections, would hold good in this efase. ©very employer :. Saying everyone who .enlisted pnpvie. The question of a second op>6nation
advanced age of 84^ yearsi Mr.
O LET, 4, HIMHFIELD-TERRACE, Parkin- confined to; bed. for about a, fqrtnagiht, the loause of
would
be
reinstated
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after
-the
close
of
;
the
war
;
Mrs,, Joe HarrisOn! (niece),; Mr. iand Mrs; r
BETHEL. SALE m WORE.
brofugiht up beoaue© of ioxtestiniaJl trouble, but
' '-* son-larie; good, convenient house, bath, w.c:, death being senile deiay; , Deceased had resided
Messrs. 3. W. Wheehmg'ht and Co. said a notice owing'to her weak coiidiiiiofQ tJids ; was thought iin*
, Mi1.' and. Mrs,. Jphm Mjifohell, Mr; ^nd
Tlhe^ lamnual sale of woffe•-in cp>nneotion witih, ithe to this effect had been posted in their mills some
femall garden; pleasant position;'immediate pos- for two or tihree years at Skiircoat Green, with Ms Mrs.. J. W,
W;addiiigtoin
^
(neplieiws;
arid
niiiecesjj
Mrsi
She di&d' on Nov. 30, at noon.
A
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'
., Church, Brighouse, was v held last time. -The: Chairman intimated that ; Rishworth' s
: sesson., Rent £28. Utley, Hebblethwaite .and
Maqkrilf,
Shell/ where he' was
in much ,Bemie% .'
' ..' Misa 'Gibsbn,' Mi;; Geo.
On Saturday the pperiinig peremony population was almost 900,, : and 7 per cent, of
Waterhottse^street,
[Uiley,
respect by hisneighbours. He was a wonderfully Gibso'n (iiiece vand n6ph'iew), Mra. Oddel, ,MrS, GcabganigtneiniCHUS effeuts.
Thieire was- also
iperformed:' iby Ccr. G. Sugdieri, -vrath; Cor, T;
He appealed for that iium'ber at
.tree, M*& Miller, Mi-.- arid Mrs.;H. M. Greemwood., iBa|ri^t^iri ithe eh: air,. while OIL Monday Cor/ J.; that wa^ 63,
IOOD FAMILY HOUSE To Let from Jan. 1, active man,:arid. when the weather was at all fit,
TO-pfttiiria
Thiese had caused dfeatK A
l.east to be raisedv At this .'stage "it traps^red1
arid;'Mr'g.:
m aoctotFdariLoer-wo/tin.'thais was r"eter!nied. '
1915 ;j quaet < s%t'atiom, B'ea»r People'a:;Park andi was tp,'be seen out taking1 a. walk alptt
"'" " " ~' '" "
J4P-: ;-depl;a*ed;!' -the ealev.operi,' that a wouridedi soldier, a visitpr tp; the dastriot,
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;who
Bil
will bei
f ^andK drawing-rooms,;
s^c^iririaiik' 1 "'' Tie 'pro- who :hsd been m the thick of 0e' fii^h'tarig ^froin
-"-'"•• flporvample '.
:hi^
and'
, prnmericemerit of^ the^war to Yprefi: :.wtlieii -hie
nanie m^s| be;vkno^wii;; in abadft evety jtousehold. Patrick,
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received
the
worincl
duririig1
a
'bayonet
chargie,
~
was
the^ -'oh'pir, aoted' :as ''
bearers1. A'teo'
Hei^t/ne was : /erj? ' tauoh . isBspeotedi ! flrid: MB
Wiaternouse-street.
A rorisinig cheer• ^sa'; given him, arid he.
';' J.
memory will ^linger green! for many a ye^ar. Bora were : Or, Eli
These passed, 'away at hiis -residieride, Bradmoor, received congraftulatTOns
MHJL BANKV WEBLtffcAN. ;M.I.S.'V ? : /. '/
frorii a large number.
(,S-eoii6ta.ry;)fi ..
ia 1830 at Bggleston Abbey, near' Barnard ; Castl0j
Nibholr.'-and
Ker
Brig-house,, , -after » , toag .Hlv
Me. T Radcliffe (president) presidied 'over a
Shops r Off ices, andWarehouses.
,pa' /Nicwr.. .-; ..''-SO., '..-' .Mr.'-'. -CSwwrl**:'1 ,- HoHin.g- "Rishwotth and Ryburji "?allev; ban1? played, and large
it *?M be ;seeri that Mr. 'HodigiaQD has lived- under -&haW-,; irep.resenJtiin .Ludldendieri Foot Tradesmen's ,Asriaeeting on Monday, when a paper was read1
the,, meeting kept : a -good pitcK of
four
Sov^eoreigris,
George
I^.,
Queen
Vietoria,
Kiri'^
of
whieJi
Mr.'
Park
wag
brie.of
'the
Deceased,-;,
who
'was
J
'in"
his
0.4 Worde Once, 6d.; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times, 1/9.. Edwiaordj, aaid our poresehi King1.
'apg .men adjourned to the" iriqiriry-room; '-pec/of by Mr ^F. Batespn on "The split in -the progresOn earning, ;tb loiinders.
year, _,was . extremely wedl-fcriowa.
Sa came
sive. vote,"
A good discussion wa^s taken part
^
tt. -.'.- ••. .; .-"..;-.
v J: W* Hooson (<^airnaari) r arid; Mr.- John tp Bfighouse 3)§ yeiars: togdy workin-g as a dyer, but
FLOOlt ROOM in Waxelious^, Port- live- : in ; Hoiywell Green, h& ;waa employed :by
in"...by.-., tie President,, Messrs. J. Sunderland, F.
Messrs. Jrio. Sihaw .& 'Son*,, Ltd. f 'Brookroydi Mills, Cwabtree, rep/tesentiriig Luddenden Buirtal Board; later established a> fent :shop. in Eipg^street^ to
lanot-street. 4pply 65, Clare-rpad.
Wolfenden, S. Berry, G; Barker, W, Lumb, and;
''. Heliwell, : 'and-. Wm;.' :T^tterTCor!ffii.y which he wholly applied , himself . - Deoeaisedt waa
others.
OtJK-UP SHOP^ workroom, light oeUar, la, as fooremaji joiner. AJtogeifcher^h© niusst. have been
is for Warley Ward of HMifiax T/owri twice niar^ed, and leaves thiree children tp: .inourB
I
; reduced renti^r-Eey next' door., ,.- with Messrs i Shaw's, fully 50 years^ and he only
retired when ;he had reached 70- ears of age.
^ Mesfersi. : J!'. Grumraeijfe, arid;: Thos. Fielding hisi loss. ' ; - ; ' '. ', ,-v'y" ....... ';'.". " ' ; . . '- .'" '" : ' . ;,
OOD Light SHED, Cellar, and 2 Rooms at There is a. lasting' testimonial to ';:th& excellent (Luddenden Foot II. M.) ; Mr. SaBa Murfeiatrpyd (ari
N&T '( WANTED^: ; ' > Cor!. Harison presided over the large audience
BESLE
STTlAIGtHT
Hasscm, : Adelaide-street.. craftsmanship of Mr. HodgSOH in
Congrega- old! colleague on Watley District Council), Ccr, J.
At the irieeting_, on Tuesday night, 'Cors. H. : A. which assembled in St. Mary_'s School on Monday
T*he
rrieiebirig of the Braghofuee,, Auxiliary Lumb. J.P .'. (cihaiirmari), j. Siykes, J, Hplroyd, W. evening:tp hear Miss Relf give the fourtih, lecture:
Tekphone '254.
tional Church.
Messrs
W. Gaukroger {Midgl.ey'),.Mri 'E,. N.aylor,
of: ih® Britieh amd .F«redgn. Bible Society,., wias H. <>awsiliaw, E. OrpwthW, ; J./BoPiiih,; C. ; Whiteley, Pf her series. The subject was "The requirements
Sevan (Booth),
J. Whitaker
(Ssw/erby);,
and
hnwO WAREHOUSE'S, Ghurch-street, Elknd ;
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held in the Coumicoil Chikmheo: on^ TTieis,day, Rev. and F. Holroyd were presenfe. ; Arising^ from a of yourig ! children. " As the lecturei1 proceeded^
Jt House, Cbp ley -street, Halifax; rent 3s: ,3<f. executed under Mr. Hodgson?s suj>eririfeendeno&. Mr. Thos. -Craven. *
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.
The church was;, built by Messrs. Berij; Edwards
The csoffin, of carved
wadriscot,' oak, R. P. WMttiitigiton (vksao*}, ; presdidiiflig. : He was refer enpe to the recerit fire at Broad Holliris _'Farm, it ;became very clear to -the audierice that a childi
week. - Beaumont, ""
.B.roomfi-eld. .Elland.
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' unpoEtsJied'
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siipported by" the Mayor, R0y' A. B. MJaee, amd wMch/the wateir irisipector ait-tended with appliances, is not "a sriiall adult."
Miss_ Relf proved very
O LET. g.imp2oVis'fcer-la;ne ; £13 8s. 6<f. and Sons, of Holy well Green, ©ne of the sorisr .Mr.
other®. -Mr. J. W. Thoiuipison's- aririuiai Kej
' .'" ' - ;': ; . .SIMEON FARE,
he suggested notice-boardis be , fixed puteide places conclusively that certain principles? underlie the
clear- ; posgessiou December 1st. Apply Hol- Alfred, marrying orie^ of Mr Hiodgsori's daughters;
siaid' Mr ;Heiaiey and Mr: O. R. JoHiison had
'Born June 6,
these .appliances are kept. , It was; deci- feeding of-Children., .and that'some of the 90,0.00
iden, Accountant, Crown'Street.
;
. ; When the deceased was resident in Holywell
,sigii id -as .vioe-priesaideriite lie^ving tiKe dastiiot.'.. To where
Green, he was devotedly attached to the Congfe... " -; . . .Died; . Nm r 2 ..
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.
to have a %& m;ade to hpld the :apj)liarice^ infants under one year, who d"ie each year, mig'ht
their; plaoes had fee&n ietl^bted AJid. Stqcks- aand ded
ABG.E. ROOM . To; . Let, 44, Corporalioii-street,, gregational Ohoroh, .BEe'was miade ,a^ life die
fixed on ttihe wall iri the (pburicil's- yard at Dysooi' bf saved if these princaples.were better understood
Floral remembrarioes were sent as, foHow: In dor. B^ttoriiliey, Th&.ifliiC!Oinie. w.a® ^girowing;
suitable ariy" trade.
' Taylor', H,azelhurst, Sow- of -the' church,, and; for tfhe long pesipd of
Mrj Steadi was thianked for kindly flow- and acted ; upon. . .Questipris were asked at the
riiiemory frdm his dear wife1 ; frpiri John;
be..dieniM that 'dieiiiariids ;upoih
ferby Bridge.
years he was superintendent and teiaeher 'ia the Emily,; Young, and family ; Mrr and -Mrs: .Clay ton;; It oonl:di ..not
ppnclusiori 'of :&« lecture, arid Miss Relf dealt fully
' Cihrifejtiiaai 'pJoiMte becomue ginaaiter, ' but ing tthie appliances; to be kept at his office'
with the same, • , ? :: '-. ' ;" .;"''.. ,'- ; ;; : .,;.;':.': . '".;or Warehouse, well lighted, 280 Siinday ScBxjoL . On his retirement from the Church arid congregation, Luddienden U.M. C. ; the'
wi<>rid-wiidie
Work >of ' 'that TEIE' CJOMfN^ OF THE CARS: MOTOR-BUSiES
. yds.^near Horton-street^rent £25; more superintendency ,he was the Eeoipiemt <sf a beau- choir, . St.. .James's H.M.C..;. MrJ" and Mrs; Clegg; tha __ «Mi'Ordty
'
'.:::: ^WESLET^N;SIJ3SfDAY.S^
:7 : •
shouid appeal. Lasit ' year riinie millioii,
REPORTED SOOUTED.
;
arranged if required. Apply Greenwood tiful illuminated address, the text of this read- Lesliei; and :Mrs. HorsfaH (Allerfprd,. 'Somerset); Society
thyeSoriptote^;; were published, an inA concert' wias prorrioied on "Saturday, by seaioir
TJhe Cfek reported receipt, of a copy of lie
,Deal-stre rfc,. off Churcht-iStre^i, Halifax.
ing: "To Mr. Joseph Hodgson. Dear Sir, ^Wev The trustees Warley CJpugh P.M.O> ; L'uddenden copiies of
of o-V'Sr one riiiUdori, ',aai'd ; juist-d<)fublie the .agxeeriient;between the Council and Halifax Cor- scholars varid childiren., uinder the direotiori of Mrsi.
»REMlS'ES,in Portland-street, recently 'occupied the soholars, teachers, and superintendents, of the Foot and Di'stridb Tradesmen's . Association ; ;Fr'o'm"'
;Of ; 15 yoars. ' k©o.; ; - The ; 'S
ig'aird : ;;to; trains, ctwning into the i*red Biroadberiit, '^° -"'M' spiecially trained
m
:
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by Labour Exchange; also Warehouse and Holywell Green Congregational Sunday Sohool, bi-otheor.'FEed,,. and famfly. • ':-., - .
in
4'66
.disitinct
forms
of
epie'ech.
,T!hie
'
,He
had
gprie
'parefnlly
tihrough
M
Mr. Eli B^tterwor'th . (Messrs.! Eli .Aldersoii:, tod income for i the year /Wats , £275,447,
11, :vVeymou.th-street.^A:pply Carter, desire' to: express'^ our grateful th^ftks. ofv.the feitih^
compared 'it; withi the 'forriier/ -orie, and. found
ful service .you have rendered; as; teacher 'and siiiper- Co., Luddend'en Foot) was--, the undertakerj
;£275,298.-T-The .
he wiaiS .very
OPowell House, Powell-street.
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them exactly alike. ,- ' .Cer.. ;3;o*)ff3i said. ,;he i^as
m
intendent for the long period of 32 years. ThrougE-^.
of ?; the ; ; v>Silitiia.bIec'
thai ' iSociety had
,.
giv'eri to .tinderstajnd by; ia:\meriibeT of >ih|BVT^pwii
T ARGE FRONT ROOMS To Let"over Driver's out that: tim;© you h^ve earnestly, diEgentIjr and
'
,i-n, nieowxpy.^ of .
Cbuncil tihiat the Corpoariation EM foregone;.motorPark was' '.riiiisiskiaiary; work; . 'TJieair
M
-" ^Shop, 2:, Old Market; suitable for Offices,
done work 1 entrusted to- ypu. In
'it & great-debt.
.
.Sundajr ;^at Sffe. James'ls.
busies.
>lf that was.so-j w;hich,he belieyedi, it, w;as
CJh;urch
M
Commercial School, or Store Rooms, etc. Apply retiring fpcan the- work of the school, you. can dp heldThe MavKDil' :®ai'd £hiat Jiie^-itCoiiild -iiot
Driver's.
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all the more favourable fldr tKeip. , ;;Motp'r-buises
hadiibe&n s©
O
m
so in Qie assurance^ that it has riot, been in vain.
.
/seieimedi -to decrease :iii,: their were not mentioned in the copy of tiheiBill pjrdri--'
Ae: ISie bo'rigiriegiatLcHi
D m
O LET, 15, SILVER-STREET, Halifax, Shop Your example, your words, your. .life, must have Jotog
intares.t'
in
thie
Wprfc
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;
of
^at^imistcLl/iiitioni.
,
He
..did
in As ;
ted' in thie newspapeh , He was told^motor-buses
M
, .
afiJ Basement; each, m'aasuriiig^ 55;rj;. by 20ft., infused fof good many of the scholars and^ teachers^ The 'dhiodir
hope
Brighiooisie'
womtd
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its
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of
the
gave
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vfere : tOp expensive, arid when.the cost of the
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rio' plliace of ,\wiiriahiipv and mo keep1, and) the* inconveriien6& caused/ijlirough:
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foom the trains to- the^ buses at the termini:
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ttpipin: the icaicidulaifiiJotn iof; flae Woiid of' God. It irig
.eire -(taken ,into consideration., it . was tfhought, best
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-''.- .,..-, f- service' and/ fellowship of the past.-^Signed-, by Rev.,
;thie; diity of 'tOaedr '^iHiistesS'/to take deepier ;w
'wiMilej the ' argianiafc played':'" the
:,D'eiaid
to
abandon
thj<&
.idea
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mo'tor-busiesi;
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fetjt it ±tat^ea?''eitrorigly, begin with trama at ti&e . outlet. The^ C3erk'in.ti-->
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and '. . Sylvesffcsr Booth, siipeifiritSrideip.1ssi;
tKat was 4 riaiaidEial Mis^tptaoaa appieialijig; to mated .that he had better -see ( the Tpwn Cler|sf
Rev, H.'-GK;
Mills, Works, &c.
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Messrs. Leonard ^Cfegg arid1 J;. A. 'Quarmby, secreall, espbioris iarid cjliasisies of, the oOimnuinity.
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fora/ a Sia-bbefch; ®®st i. foir the pteio^kfe of Ckud. "
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Mr. Hodg'son woa one of ':the founders^ of the Wh&o.^ he 'Comtemp'lated: ishs tjaM; of liiiefe b^roiher
and take dieP'piecp^interest in thie
work. ' ; .-', '.. ..' - .-. ' .- ' . - :'•*:.i;.\' . -', l '^,- '-,..' QUESTiON OF. RECRUITING.
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ORKSHOPS To Let in Back Lord-street from Stainland Co-operative Sofflieiy,; 'arid was ^treasurer lne::eiaid> wfes ha : hjdui^liifc' d1 the ptoflsabjlity
,; The, pliairmian, ..repgrted: jiie>progress mad'e iby
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,Rev,; H. 'K. .Miassideoi,\.M,A.,
(Loede),
For a time he
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1/6 week clear. Apply 24, Silver-street. ;. .for the Society for soriae time.
..aiid iasectp,etary.i ;spoke on " The;'' Bible: Society and the Lboal Coniniittee efnce the last meeting', at which
was
-Oinie
of
the
rinanagers
of'
tfi©
Britieh;
spiration,,
those
w^ords
ftt«heid
tiposa.
him.
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4-ftefp
, SHEDS, Rooms, Warehouse. Apply Softools,'.-at... Hdlywell. Green.
War/' ;,.,- He , th.ainked .tihe'' MWOT for his efcnaight it was formed. Officers^had been: elected iandair;He, loved the
Stone Dam; Estate Co., Ltd., Well-lane, Hx.
Stainland district and: all ife: affairs, and.lt _ .was diay, when wioirk was di0ne thane .wias the: p.F©indise ', ;i&nid...ex.pa:e»sed. me hope .tihiat they would Tiaittgeiments ^naafl'e" .for:;meetings*.; ^ei :firstb had
HED &, MILL togetih&r, or separate rooms; only* natural tp; find him at ©tie; time occupying a of jresii. Afteir latl It was, aworiidiei'-ful eoraoepStKQ
'-, abouir a. betfer sitate. 'of : IjhamigBy ." TH^ey been iheld the previous evening at Rishwortih, and
suitable^ for tool making, &c. Apply Denton, pcMf/ipn oti the, District Councal, arid . u/pon: the that :tihe G^ospel giave theim Jtihat there weir* in-1 ouight to do better in Briighoufej.he feew;that as they had Reason1 :*pf beliieve ithsir: efforts had; not
been in. vtain... .Their secretary had published: a
House Furnasher, Market-street, Halifax. ,
deafiht, of Mr. Jno. !feriggs., a former dhairmam, he de©'<3 .Tiasijikng pJiaoes .by the waysidie, and the p«r- well as anybody: The people who oii;ght to
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list of riomes of lihose:' servinig' ttheiir cxiiuntey frorh
temTDorary chairman.; and afte1!"-. feetion -of it6St;>a% fee en-p! x>f thie joutraiie^ , Bavinig '.them, were nob them . . <
ARGE W/ORKSHOPS To L&t, suit englneerW
thie Ripponden{distriot, in. drd'ej- tio"clear .the stignia
givien;a
heiaiatiiful
©xposifMioin
of
the
vision..
.0*
.nefct
re-ele<3tedi
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ini or otiher tirades. -Apply Rushworth and
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On tihe motion
, stoeit,iaiiiiied
thiipjTigh. much weaadsince , ib,iS''wife
New -Bank-, Halifax.
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wihiat ia : bieia/TJ/tif tS raembiry there
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it is , strigttlar' ' .tnafe both, .^husband'.'tKSfS-. wiile ®6rii$ feil,
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wag inefcructed to-convey tEe. Cbumciil'a thaiksi
m/ust i)ia ' ,iaisisb<rf.aSi0d with a life of 75 yeaans lived
died
on
a
Monday,
and'
that
ffih'e
mterm«nt
Farms, Land, Stables, &c.
liheir ,flriendi9^.at Rishwoirth for their' .assidiafioej to
with :thie Cihiris-tiairi M-tih.'
POPULAR SPECTACLE AT BRIDG© 3SND.
of Mr. Hodgson took, -place ori a/ Thursday, the siame . , r aseiociiated iaH tfheir diays ^viitih
To allow of th« Brighonse Company pf the 4t sup^orlin'g' tlheni in theiir .eft'ports for recruiting", atan<f
day of ihe weefe thatM* wif© wa?,, laid to reafc. :Twd i Tmn
^TABL^To Let, two-stall and looslTboxT
brauicih.- of . tfe JT^ly OafciEo Chtiirch thia,t. they (Reserve) West Riding Kegimerit appearing in miritary to ttie\ :<^iirrnan for presicling.
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a widow 'SMimve ' tlie ''de- oaled
ter, Marg.
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LET, WARLEY GLIFFE FARM, 16, or 21
am the worsihaip of G-od in tha-t from Nov. i5th to the 29th. Thousands.: watched this
meni'ber of Parliament irl ^response : to
v-*- acres; house and excellent farm' buildings.
of
ira
Uie
sioffligB
attd.
tlie
procession
from the-.Public Offices to ithe,, Bridge
uncil's nliOtion, .uarging ; .tihei Government to im-THE FUNEKA!>-."
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ly : promulgate and , publish a aatisfiactory
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BANK TOP PRIMITIVE BAND OF
The annual tea arid concert were held on
day. The concert was presided over by B« i
J. Robson.
Aa address was given by ^5? %
Winduss, Halifax.
A miscellaneous^
given by Band of Hope children, /the
being Miss.L. Pdley. On Sunday sermon*
preached by Messrs. J. Oddy and N
(HaKfax).
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The ordinary monthly meeting was held on TV
day, presided over by Ccr. Hebblethwaife T^
The meeting was about the shortest on re
ing over in a very few minutes. Accounts
ing to £84 were passed. The bank
reported to be £13 932 12s. od. It
that the tender of the Shap Granite Go.
tons of granite, arid the Low Moor Go.
tons of drossy had been accepted. The
Mr. Ramoth Gillett, for the carting was
The tender of Messrs, dayton, Gill, an
general team labour, for the year ending
1915 was also accepted. A letter was read
Mr. Trevelyan, M.P.,_ acknowledging re^
the Counoirs resolution- re State' prb'risipn
soldiers, sailors, and dependents of same^ foid
ing that it had his support.
A letter wa,
from the Elland Gas* Co. with regard to
additional lamp- at- Brookfoot, stating the
was receiving attention^ The Clerk reported
had received no further communication from
Halifax Tramways Committee with
extension to the Pack Horse.
'.SDWEBBYi
wieek a sfcart was 'm)ad!ei
DtttaBg
posed schorne for the disposal of sewag^ ig
Sowenby Council's aigsa, excayiations ^avdn
on the Jack Hey Farm^ near I^gibottoai
bridge.
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Th« weekly meeting was held on Monday,
?«t-AV)j«of irt e? rvoriAi* r\n ** -HPEija r\i*rktrrAca /\f ' «i:«*i
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faith,.wad Milic3wah.ip' t!hat thieir
jed Btfapeittgta (tto gio omf to 0eirve 'iin the
iiri'w&at^tliey ®pim0tdimes ctailfed tihe
oeiial,' cM'e,.'"•Qiia.d^ ^itieal .liabioror,
Oa tine)
laisfe day whieoi tibjeir baxstiher- epiuM^ talk .arad
ihe miOV'smjesais he i Iiaid feeeia aSSiociiaited
I2ie clwaindfa, hjoldiriig, most i0f its offiiq^ in
i&fa Sabbatfe Sidhiooil as, teacihi©r
(xtemife -.for ,
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' p&eam&e worked^, ia9 fa wioirkear in d;vi6'.; and ipoli
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ia :he
fife,, of tihie KiWii
b&re Ms paittr <aH these he dwelt \ori.
' in tfcnich wi'Hi the
feiia® thjqsie
' !liailbi naiFS iiiitio:
He thortgthlii
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and danigihifee*-!, Mfe Vivian Shell; (^nan4of ;a,viMe
' >>g® ®fb I"
i, James
Hotels, Hyxiros, :Etc»
C«r, S. Shaw> E;
J. E'.
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FOOT.
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TOrOTEL TTTYDRO.
Mire.' S&eH.iaaiid
seiit by "
Flow«iEis
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Haaniiaih,"
aaat ' .
Vivian,
f EUR-HOTEL, with
and Mm. ' Bpoofce, Mis. Aiapdniafll,
offertories beiing fpr the
euxxsee^fully,
.ariid m&a&ews
on© roof. Latest foams of ELECTRICAL
r aad the Eiev, T. "MetpaJfe, M.A.
fund. ' : The
Mr; HorofaJEt,'
&SATMENT.
Resident" Physicians. '
, .w/ere
preachers,
aad rtih© choir reri1''
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Situation, 600ft. above Sea-Level,
dered! an^heins.
anitieErmefnit fe&fe ptoe- at Hblywell,
' on.
O LET, $TABLES, Sunderland's-yard, Listerlane (suitable for Workshop) , comprising , three
vi«ae <»Bidia)ct9d fey tlev. J.
.Thf&
s< istalls j-Stprage for Oar,tsy and. Large Room above,
B.D.
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of .,
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lan*. .comprising two stalls and Cart Shed adjoio30, -1014. - - .-,:•'. ' '
iigig; Reiit £11. Possession Jan, Istv
:>'TO' LET, STABLES, . Swires-road,- containing
Mt. and Mrs. Edward
m'oairijSesps
' ted,'-'.HK&U,' loose '.bdx, ddach^ousei 'harness room,
(sofl 'a-Tiididi»tig'Mer'iin4a'w), MT. arid Mm
Large /RoomjaboTe, also yard adjoining,
Jaonaes Hodg'sbm '(spaa, and d^ughter-m-law),
tes. Immediate .possession. -rlaw amid diau®h*0r}, Mr. ajiid Mere. A. Shaw' (sonChambe!ra.
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Spacious BALL ROOM. ORCHESTRA dicing
fife-"*--!. Delightful Grounds. Spacious L&wns
for TENNIS, CBOQTJET, BowiA ;
silent 18-liole course. MOTOB
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nd foirfedigin. mifltsiioinia. The .piretacihiei' was Piaster
KDilKmred ' /viangeliet^ Leeds.
, Hiia diswea?e exeelleiriit, latfiid. v«'iry toyipiPGtpa&iStbe.
an Air&ara matlVe', h® •m» >aMei to vividly
the ^Ifect of miasaoiris oa »© people of
orie-time Diark Qo«tlanien& Hfa vim, v/'a-s
will: rio .eliaaibt be prod»otive
0ri.|oyt6d,
mg in.tet«i9t in Ee work of
of good jai
the Missionary Society. The Baste is also
he siamg "Maa*.y.
soloist of ,ino
maairi .ability,
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Martha," "The old, /OtH atory," and "My
Lord, delivered Pa.ri(L0L" In th© «fMtioon he
HO T E L, a,ve m inibenesitang acldress to tbe aoholatos. lam
iia latt!l« daughter, Oldv©, pleasiTi®ly &ung "
by His'' fldde," And gti>v<& , /a recitation Tihie
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She. i» a Mtt-W artiste
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Congriagationai Church, where divine service was opn{diicted.': by.; th«f Rev. E> j^^ Sax ton. There could have
bean no better outwsrd manifestation of tha popularity
P f the Mayor than the representative(attendance in the
procession and the interest of the people in the streets,
/This, procession .was headed by members of ;the police
force, Inspectoi1 Archer being in charge, and
]\ly;ers resppnsible for the general marshalling,! The
Brighouse and Raatrick Temperance Band ware next,
and played patriotic airs as well as[sabred musip. The
^ChumS;"'cofnpanyj in their BeiW'i»ilitarjr^putQtj^.
pftrticaJarfy saiJirt. Then foilowedi representati'res of
the Natibnal'-'.'BeseTv^ Ambul^ncej Fire Brigades, burgesses,^ oiiBBcials,; members of the Town Council,
magistrates, aldermen, and the Mayor, accompanied by
$h;e {iiaee-*be»rer, the poliee bringing up the rear.
Althoygb his worship is 78 years, of age, He talked the
stiff incline from Bridge End np to the
church with a firmness riot possessed by many voanger
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Aff the tast con-gregatipn was iassembling .Mr, A*
Nettleton, A.H.C.O., played vbluatapies OB the organ.
During the service Mr* Aiithur Roebuck gave a fine rendering of the solo "'Bshoid I stand at the door/' A
collection on behalf of the Belgian refugee fund realised £11 13s. 9 Jd, Tlis Rev. E. J. Saxton iopfcforhls
text: "If thei Lord delight in us, then He wiir brin
us into this lafid, and give it us ; a^land which
with milk and honey." (Numbers xiv, 8),
BEO31AN- , CONCERT. ' '
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HALIFAX 4UDITORS; ELECTEIX
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Comimitbse. *% Iftiddieadeii F^ot
At aiQ >extiraorddiniary gienieinatl meieitdiig of
resfptori&iM& feoc1 u fine concert in the Co-operative riian's Ucnibed BrteaverieB, Ltd., ; :Miandbestef, heilt
Hall OH Tuesday, one of the beat held in the district at Manchester on Wednesday,
for & Ion® time. The Cpriimitibee we-re fortunate,
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Halifax,
for they had secwred the services of balenbed artistes eilieoted todufboirs. The total paid-up oapdtaJ OJ
. free of cpiSt. Oer, 3. T.' MearieddtS pi-e- the Co., iaaciliudiimig mortgiagie
arid the lafig^ room was crowded.
to £6f97,280:.; .
weJoome was extended to about 30 Belgian®, who
pooupied seata in froni Moiist Jaoops aptly responded,
The prograimmie1 wias S'Uatained by the
PERFECTLY healthy
'jSolian Ooncerl; BamtyJTodmoitlen), including Mista
J^are gQ«er>dlly happy; but a very
Cissiie Farnar (sopa-ainp), Mfea Idi* Slbansneld (con*
slight stomiaoh trouble is often
trwlto), Mr. J. W,' Itoblnaon (t/enor)^ and Mb?..
enough
to make them misembla,
Firth (bass). M«. F. Porter, Mytholmroyd, _
That is the time to try a Steedman'a
solo violinist, arid1 M*. J. Stansfieldi enterta
Powder. You; will find that it acts
Mac. J. Hindle, A.T.C.L., Was pianist. All w.erelike itiag'Jo. Steadman's
encored.
County Ocr. S. Diigid'ale, .moved, t
contain no poison oif
Rev. A Wiakeliri' eeooridted tlhanks "bo th« jp^nS
in ,all cases of d'eath or injury to meonbers
of 'his Majesty^s forces' whilst ejigiage
caused by;, active service.
No doubt,
tihe i^solutions hadi had i an i effect in
on the- Governinient, and since tlhe
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Ae War sbairted only 11 oases have had to be r©imred, arid ithese hav© now nearly all dropped off,
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THE HALIFAX
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IDEAL, EMPIRE MARK
H^:;;;^;^^
Registered in Classes three and
forty Trade Mark Act, .1965.
"Well suited for foreign export
of chemical, pharmaceutical
preparations^ motor tyres, &Ci-^Address M.vP., Courier OlEce,
Halifax. 'i. ,"." ' v':/ -.-' ' ' : :./:; ^:- ,. :
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the IJajted States. ; He lately wr^te to aon j dead <w: iniiigsing, ^nd, to some extents
ge-tttletoan, : '?'.'. I take this opportunity wounded. There is also an aanple maj?gin for
to express to you the vivid interest with, which" Belgian - ohilda-en -there are about 26,000 of
you
I am following ^Ga-ea-t Bi-itaiii's, course ia this them here, and :the num'ber is likely .to ibe>
fw'air , But the testimony to the uprightness 30,000 shortly.
The .gifts' are mostly warni
and efficiency of her imperial, rule, given,; by clothing of all. sorts, but there , -is 'also '•» perthe strong adhesion and support of India; amd centage of food proidtuctS) >and even toys; and
sweets^:' ; ;. '.V ,-. . -' /- '". .:/ ' ; ,..' ... ". ; ; :-i \': -.;X,:V
the Dominions; is a glory exceiedin'g
pitched battle and overwihelming
CAPTURE OF , PR 'WET.
,De Wet'e adventurous career in 8ou%'
Africa is at an endv
He was captured on
Monday at a- farm at Waterburg, 100 'miles
ea(St of; Mafeking by CJoninian diaih t , Brite , : ' The
rebels, num b;ering; 52,:.; gave. themselvesup/ witbV
out firing a shpt. It was a ve;ry disagreeable cdrcumstance to he^ar^ ^awaaidis ;tlieVeiid of Octb-; :
her, that this abie m^an, distinguished iji many
ways, :;:ha.d; : set upi : the :stahdard of civil warj
nce, ;and
joiining: Genera.! Beyers in the field in support
with .-<, costs. ''-.
of the insui're^onj.agairist the IJnion G'^vernwere more fatal accident ;on,tlief jiiO':ad. through ment. o Their influence, with: that of; ; Colonel;
drivers trying to avoid 'minning over, .hens and MaritZj/ T^hoj was/ djiscovered to he in revolt,
dtogsjthan anything: elseV; V; :" ; '. ..':: '; ^i' K ;.-> >'/' about; a fortnight ;:hefore, v.^as 'considerable^
SHARP PUNISHMENT JFQEi A CRUEt and they were w^l.:tilk«ly'''-]bOi.^:l>tra^;,4^Sfe.e^d-"
eiements among- jh© p'Opularfcion. ; . The rebels;
appear ; vnevef ' to have ;-been ; ^auiinerou^ the
mass of the) populatio^
/
nising ;t|te'; f'ally as well a§ : th@ :e>:treme :danger THE; ROOT .CRQPS Ofi'THE YEAR,. involved in the rising. ' ; : The leadei-s , especially
The "Boiafd <>f Agriculture report excellent
pe Wet, -have been; fani<>us fpr;'elusive:
root; crops ?this year in England .arid Wales.
until the present: had served- Dev
Wet
The
yield
of
potatoes'
amounts
to
;2,955,299
'
tons, or some 60:,000 tons more than, liast:,year,
Th© total production of turnips', Swedle®, ^arid1
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Ibis W«s notv fctte' first ibmiie ;I/ hiawJ heien seiis&d
way.- -fo^1 VI ;-luaid-id, isiniilto;:e^p0tteilce eonie
of
ask for
W;
NOVELTIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY
.And1 Sell at Manufiacturera' Mimimum
MJGH-CLASS WORKMANSmP.
Diamond aixd
This is certainly the fiirisfc 'War in
(have, been week4eoids off
These brief epells
of Cleave ane nuimeTpuis! anidl m-ueh appreciated .
: The Ameri'caoi paipers,; regasrd1 the evidence
las overvphelming that^German ^access in tiie
twar is no longer posisrble. x
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MTS. Winsitota Ohurohill, opening a social
Dikifc for . wives aaid mothers pf soldiers and
Bailors, said that never, ; even in, the: warsi of
have ouir; ni<&n; b^eii: h^avei.;''
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COLD DEQEMiBER HATH SET M V
; :
'i The, Ghristmas; inonth ; Was , heralded? at Colchester1:'. -iii time-honoured f aehioii on Tuesday .inorning, when' the tpiWn cirier went rpjund;
^HALIFAX
.-MAN'S
: AD VENTUROU8''
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the streets icihantihg the lines::---^
;V ; i :
i, ..Cipilidi December hiaith setiin, -.. ".;..'. :;i ,i;,.;'i . Mr f ijnp. Wm; Failloii;, ;~L9r Franklinrrstreet, has
' ;:;; Poor pi^ppiie's; backs ire> 'clothed tfiini;
: i returned after Spending ' ; ihcee years '/ in Fernsandp
.; '
The trees a/tre biaiFe, ^
; ; ". :PQ,ii'l5h^ iSp.anish ;,isfoiixi;:;pff §oixifcrWe^t ; Africa; ;£ac: ;?>-. Ai;p'pt ianid toiast wpiild; vfia-y/TOell
' in.gr' t%- Cani^r6biis:*i H^^hats^beeiri: opnwri4rciaily
eijb.ploy.0d', as interpreted, afi?er 14:'; y;earS: irii Spaitt.:
QUEEN' ;AI;EXANPB)A
or Dorwji with th© :Gernlians,"
sainid /our - 6^?n soldiers have genersaliy favoured
.patriotic designs, suoh as a bulJdog standing
by the pinion Jfack :/; -,' !: .' ;- - /'-:. -: .";''.>. " rv>; -" : . ,: ':;'; ;
If /Germajiy waxute i/Q 1Ttiow wb^y 4.iheVie>nS
fre profoundly hoping ishait the winrieir of the
war will not be ; .G<arnia.7iy ( she will find./ the
answer in the one woridi' " Belgium.:' ' " New;
fork .Herald."; ] •/••'• ;/://- ;;;' , .- ; -.; : -/',. V;^- *'' VV:T;:';
T/He war havoc ainong the chdeif faniilies of
ii?her oountry > is -: £ffcriking3y:; : il^steated ;by ;the
gact that the- heifts^ to ele ^ I'^eers have fallen
yri. tine hattlefield. / In* several eases these
officers have left no ehiMren, 9-nidi youiiger
broiJhers now stand neit: in s,uceession.,
Ananias was reaidiitg the war repotts wiben
deeply
" I fee|r' ? he mtirirnured^
that I ;:nru^t/ J>ie^ looked; on ^as -,a^ very
e^a^d m^J'^
1 In olden times, ijhdeV^ Mkei the/ Germiaii
soldiers wiho loot would have beeii Ihung on
crosses.
To-day
»r« hung
' tihi© crosses
'
' ' on.
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DESIGNS.
, DIAMONDS, PiEABLS, WRIST WATCHES, OPERA GLASSES,
GLOOKS- WATCHES,
:<?IITLERY
SQfcID SILVER GOOIB.
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'.. Thiato-ks to? ibjs Ctermrwi,: friend, heihieitrs ,/.'. ' '.
.' .." York' MilTiSiter iPraSshimg; rotind Ms &KC&- ' :
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"'- At Marlborough House, oai Tuesday, Xjueen
Alekandra ^ceilebrated her seventieth, birthday.
Beautiful-flowers; were^ among ;the 'many ; pre^
sprits from TflemilberB of ; the Royal, family and'
personal friehids. Tetegrapjhic congratulation's,
received at Marlborough House'inoluded messages; ir<>m the. King and BJEincie of Wales, in
Fr,ance,yand-fronl 1ihe C^
neutral pouhtries of Europe;. The Queen anid
Princess Mjary, hincfheid, wifch; her .M^jeisty . .: at
l!$airlfeorough House;
At joxjoii Queen
Alexandra received an address sigijed on behalf
of some ihunidreds of Danisih citizens resident
in this country. ; ;;;-' : ^ >,- .v\>;.,.;; v- ; .' r . : : .••••,•' :--\-'
FiEtlGHTF^Li. tiO-S^^
: l!n;;point of ^casualties the ;' Biattierof Flanidiers
is ^believed' to have beeii the greatest
history.: A^cofresp^'ndeht;' aftfer:f going over
th& ground,:;,oom!p;utes the: total ;lcisse^'v on hotih
.sides at SOOjSoQ men^ Of these the' Germaoas
lost at least ^(^,;pOO men^;v : TheV Allied losses
ar0^ ptit 'down at 1(K),QGH},,; aitd half ;6f: these were:
British, the; reasoh being^ that it : fell , |o the
lot of the British Ariay and tlhe Inidian foirces
to withstand the \ most- furiotts iattack^ of f the:
;enemy.:. ;:-Sance; the^otithreak^of :t^e' ' warA .the
Brrfash Army; ;has sufflered; lossesi :atriou;ntingi
it ; ;isi : estimated^ to :;.S4,000^ Counting ^killed j
w:ound«ed3 and ''missing.' ^ But our forces had
to bear ^fche brunt of ihe :fihidn^ ^
i A' :eu'ri.iOiusf;;s^oiiyiii,is; Vtplld ;:, of
^
tfiree;
Owing to our premises being reqijiped for street
improvements we are forced to clear out—-entire
'etc.-~eire:rytj|siiig; ' i tci";"'' be :
Everything reduced. No goods specially bought
for this Sale. This will be the biggest GENUINE
Stioe Sale ever held in Halifax. Yon take no
chances here—except the biggest chance you ever
-;Ka: d-. :to save money.
;'/'..-•'••; -; -^-'•'•^-, : :: .,;-;•' ,.i.;,;i,
;^rea''otf^:FraU'ce
in; tthe
' ''
' early: day^'
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The si-xty-sixth anniversary of the accession;
of the ; Emperor Frsancis Joseph to 'the^ throne
0f Austria .was oetebrated^ on .Wednesday.
The IPrancevof ^Wales' N^ional; |leli
iiow' esceedis. four
1 pounds; anidi ;is'' still
' 'mflilion
'
it;;. mig|it - he? ^de^ir'a'ble t<3{'. ^tpcie'ed^h' order ;tp
niiid work to rediice <sn- mass of ; uiieodiployihent;
' .Locial
;Bo^rd: have; now , given
effectb
at:r
; -the;
present V to5
£18,0000 whi&h
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the; ;bqrro^ing ^of : ,the
. The reoognition : raade'iby^ Pelten: Ward of the
services '"rendered: to the ; . w-and^ ;and the tpwn
by ;ex-Ald.; Enoeh •: iRohinsbinj during;1 his 24
imentb!^hip;:.:ol"i^e';T4ww;iO^
; deserved; : ' / .; ,5' v Mr . :..; ,. Robinson; i" as; , ' :Mr .
,M.P'., ippiirbed >put,. ;was ;neverx a meniher to; is^ki- adveriasem^ent for himself.
; H©
Tvas rardy-heard in; ideb^te: in iopeit ; Couhjeil,
Jbut ttiere was i^'Biensh^whOj: when "Me', did
speakj,;wias. listened to wjth greater, attention.
,!His . Viiews, were " always .-biriefly, yet ; ppin't©dly
carrieid! great
asiiihe inclusions of :ajpi:actical business
;anxio:us i fori ji/he aidministration sof the; Opirpor*-'
jtiPii on safe.'and sound business lines. - On the WITH JOHN HARTLEY
<^iriniitteee-pf the 'Cpii'p'p'fatipnjWhiere the work
'pi: the^ bpripugfe! is niiaihly transacted^ h& was
.always diHgent ;in a;tten>(3^aicer and; it was
there,. , otit: . of .- theiilimielight^ ; 'that ; his great, iseirvioes: ip?ere rendered;.'; ; ;He carries with: him in
'his ; retirement;^ the:/ best i:wis.hes,, -not only, of
Pellon Ward,' i but;-: .';.qf the inhabitants -.- of ;;the
"At ^Halifax" Town ; Councilf onithe:> only minute^ arouising debtate wia& e> re-,
to;'provide ;ifre0 gas " fpr B^lgiaai
mover of v fe
refer this back based his plea on. the aFgument
,thM.t ; ^Belgians; : below1 :;the; ; age ; of/ 4-5vsh-6ttfd be
fighting: for their country"' f we ^have- not noticed
ithat; King Aibert: has .:askad'; foa-- nien. up to
tibaft; age), ': and the sec^d^: i urged ifi
time;; had !;airrived for : the. jSpvernnsent to
assume iflilir / responsibility fo<r the 'refugeesv
Both; spoke -'- on principle " and^ their arguments "w ere not influenced , by 'any lack of
sympathy with our unfPrtuna.te* '. .- gu'esfe, 'but
the ,Gcran>eiI was almpst i unanimously against
.them. - That-; is a ; verdi&t^thrat wJll vbe: ; ve*y
generally endorsed, fof the matter 'in itself
'was trivial, and the largeness of 'heart "'manifest towards .th,ei
" Belgians:-is "''widespread
'
"''and
a French cQibny,'; a. similar process was^ £ojie
thrquigin by the; authorities.! / When they got i io
Rio,de Qro they saw the cruiser ;^ilhelta' de
Griiosse :cut":in ;twov{ iMr- Failon : spoke ito fisher-;
men., wrhovi&aid! the battle lasted:: tfeee-quarit^fs ^p£
an hour.: Arriving at Teneriffe, 11 of the C5ermans; on" the/advw>e of"; the^piiiptaini went::ashore:.;
.^f^e; ;l^ey ,;^t^
arii
armed Brftis1i» niereh;antmta;n.^^bo^t thre^ miles
from,, sh/bre; the ;ffighfjyje^
officers wept: aboard.'"]...• iT^iey;i:topk; : ftie four; irem:aihinjg G^i5m^:ns:;prisbnefsr^
it^aimer was;;'again; ! ;mspecte(d.^; .Froni.. there to
Ga'doz, where ; Mr.;: Fallen joined;5 th© : -Lagaspe.
PEtssmgi j&ibraJfcar; in the-night, three;' submarines
cariie ;i alongside. Xvifib: flashHghts/ mquirinig:-as; to
paasjengers and ; cargp , : .'Mr Failon went on to
Barcelona, siayiiig seven"idays. Several .Germans
were:;there, ,. He; sailed next , ;by T:;tihe; "Tambre,
wMcli, at Gibraltar, w.-as: stoppled by a ;bcirp>edo
boat/
Spanish, peoples generally, says Mr. "Fal-^
Ion; favour;the British and French, but tSheVArray7
and the Gar list par ty -• support the, Gerniansi , because they are strdngly in favour of milita;rism,
:.Th\e -Spanish Army.,. engagiedi in guerilk- warfare; in
Morocco, receive 50 per ^ oent. mdre wages' whilst"
it lasts, and arei desircius of keeping it uij.4rAf:ter
his; a,dyenturoui voyaige. Mrv Failon^arrived' " '"'iivi
Liverpool on;i^oy.;;l±;;:; i:--,; ;; .. - ' .;. ,; : ; ., :; : . ; ;
^
Efec|esiastical;
:serac©; O'f^ the .cplintry; aij> the present;
Hemhlysi ia -Natioiial ^Reservist,;
home:: is. at- 64, ^ak^field-road, ; Brig^,
is with the 1st W.R.^ ;whilst he has five
.two :;sp'ns-i%iaiwy;;a;; brother-in-law,, and ia
nephew ,in the armjr; ' vThneir names,i in the
order ; mentioined1, are: : Odmpany
Majoir 'C ;:HemMys,; 3rd : 'W.R:.:j ' 'Corpl:
H«nijblys,; llth W.R;j • ::;>Sergi: A. Hemblys,
Mounted Ani'bulance, /attaehed :to: the>', Sikhs ;
Bandsnian; ; ; Percy "Heinblys'; 2nd W.Ri j
foooper S.' W. HemWys, 18jfli:,Hussars|;;Corpl3
A. D-awson, Seafprth Highlainders| Company
Quartermiaster-Sergt T Sfeo'rroc,ks, 3rd W.R..;
Pte'i- H. Bland,., ;lst; W^R. j ; and , Corpl; .'.;' Djrivej- i; J .:i Hy C. Drjain ,; ',-'. 37th ' Battalion
MoDonald, 3rdi W.;R., the two latter residing Royal iField Artillery ; of . . Barking, has won
in Rf^ ; terrace, Halifax^
-'- :, .- '-. -•••?. .-.-^••'- : i;he;V.C,;asi a volunteer helping to save guns
under, fire from infantry 100 yards away .. He
is: 18ji and ;a f ornier 'ma«:fcer idescrihes him;.a^, one
of 'the : worst.', boys in' theiSchoOl. ; i;" .- ; : :.i :,
-N-q-w
COiUNTRY.
; the tune qf "-Ch&sr EiOy ,
:h©ed
--"iYour'-''Kin,g
- ••'• ajnd
-L - Gooihtrv
-' - : '--' '••'
."'.; . 'PROGBiSS'IpNS AN-D RECRiOITING.Arrangements.:; are; b.ein.g;.oompileted for the
huge motor-reeruiting tour to-day, in the
Craven district, ' ' '. ,Tli.ezie will be/ower' iO'0;,'4ecoriated oars inC'liidiii,g;'somie. : fnom;' Hudidersfield.
The pTOC'eesion
will
'
"''ebaoRt, from Skia-ooait;
'
' M-oof
'' at
r;
A very delicious dish, which
is both wholesome arid full of
nutriment is Stewed Prunes
• or:;figs served .with- -.'' - ' ". -
Without using a single
egg you obtain with
BIRD'S, a rich, creamy and
nutrit ious
Custard, or.
Hot Sauce.
••,-,.- • •, -, T, i
of us,, all in snow-white beds
The cast fey
person it trifling.
tu
bre
^
that thm that you.could shave wath it. ..
and) AMERICA'S SANTA CLAUS.
.
Mr H. Samuel, M,P.> inspected, tlhe gifts
MAHAN'S FINE TRIBUTE.
j brought by the American banta, Uaus .sJup^
of Admiral '- on Thursday. Ttie consagnm.
in England will
week
Mr. Justice Horridgej sitting- ; withouti a jury,;.'.rersumed'the. bearing,i at^LeedSt Assizes onWednesday, of
t£e .action brought by the EoonProio Stores (Halifax), ;IAd., against Mary/ Elizabeth JMioyle and
Hiannah- B.roqke, of Newrroad, th* owper^ ; of pK>
perty at the back of plaintiffs' premises in King
street, Halifax
The/ action raased the ownership
of the yaard between th© two properties. Counsel
for the' -.plaintiffs were Mr E- Tiudal Atkineori,
.K.C.; and Mr. R/, A, S'hep'heird, - ; instructed iby
Medics, Jubb, Bootsh. and H^iJ we'll,; and' defendant
were represented by' Mr, W. J Waugh, K.C., and
Mr. T "P Perks, instructed by Messrsi Lpngbotham
and Sons, Plainbiffs, who olaithed .the ownership
of the yiaj?d, aitegedi -that d'efendants had .tree.
passed 6n tiie yard and made alterations bhere,
thereby oaUisinig water to ooUect an«d percolate into
their warefecrasei doing damage to goods iniside.
Defendia.nt«,' on their part, denied that any damage
had ; beeri dione, and claimed the yard as . their
property^ basing their cla-im ori possessory title
dating back to 1726 i Plaintiffs admitted having
obtained conveyance of the yarcl from the Corporation after defendants' Alleged trespass and alierafeionis were effected.
.
;
Mr. Tindall Atkinson suggested, that the yard hid
:been preserved^ by the Corporation preTiously by
mistake or oversigiht
, ; . -.-.'..' ' :,-'.' , ;i , ' : /
His I-orclsihdp, in giving judglneniti, following on
oorisidenable evidence arid1 argument, said thfe plain.
MfE.s ; asked for an injunction to compeil defendacuts
to remove soil, etc. . that they; bad put on. the Mnd
in dispute, tliereby ra-ising it toi the same level as
their ownr^yard'
Plaintiffs alleged' thati by so
doiinjg, defendia-nibs had caused damage to thseat
warehouse by causing a ^arge quantity of water
to piass into it. The plaratiffs themselves lia/d to
ad'n>it that they never axjqirired a title in itsKiis pro1
perty until Marchy this yeaT, and the alteration by
djefendanits was vmade some time before
Th'erefore, it 'was quite impossible, even if plaintiffs vrere
entitled to succeed, for him to say what water had
come into the warehouse since plaintiffs took conveyanoe of the site of land'. .', Mr. Aitkinson had agreed
no* to ask him to decide ' t}i*t impossible queation
by waiving any claim for dam'aig'es.
Thus the
que$tiion reisolved itself into iihia, " 1>id-.''the, defendia-nts do tiiis work on lalwJ wTiich, a* ihe time, was
invested in the -.Corporation f' 1
If the land, bj1
subsequent convey.anoe from the Corporation, was
th'e property of pjiaintiffs, Mir. Waug-h .agreed that
it must be ctaalt witli bv defendants givinfr sun undertakinj? to remove the work complained of. To
whom. then, did t'his land belong?
In th© conv©yan6e to the Corporation by Mrs. Mevnel Ingram.
m 1891, it was clear tlmi this piece of latid was
inc'I'Udled,
The Corporation, in their conveyance
to plia,intiffs^ predecessor's of April 13, 1898, did
not include it. In Miarcli last, however, plaintiffs
took conveya-nce of the site, no doubt for the purpose of bringing this Action. .'The, question was
whether the Oopnoraitvion had1 a right in the land
vsrfcich they could convey to the plaintiffs? Cbnveyances in themselves proved nothing, .unlees
thore was possession, ancf the question he had to
decide was whether the Oortiora.tion were in possession of the land a.fter it had Krtfen conveyecl to
tJKem by Mrs. Meyni! Ing-ram.
He was safeefipcl,
on the evidence called, fih at this porfcion of the
land._ before the buHd'imgs tJie Corporation
aeqitired wem pwlled dx^vm, formed w-feat wes
Cferposa-
ticnn pulled doTvn the buildings, and at 4ih.e
of the sale to the plaintiffs, izhey ware, in fact, inl
possession., -Thras I3i« plaintafEa, h». fcraindv ,; W«BB
entitled to recover in this ;actidn, and n« gw* Tfu^p"
menit that defendWite must restore tiKe yard to Jta
former <?6ndition within six weeks
Ooete were
allowed, so fiar as txroof of latlie was. concerned, bo*
not as to the claim for damages.
It was stated' in tbe course of th« b^aaang that thi
actual value of tfie land in disipiuifce waa £12
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>ver 12 niontihs a^o.Mr. GS-. Rogers, of
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after frying _ several ottier remedies and doctor's
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covered" my body; and T became so weak iMt I was
as helpless as a child.
Aftrr ifcaking four bottles
of Clorke's Blood Mixture I was quite cured, and!
hav^ had no return: since.
I consider it a graaad!
medicine."
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HALIFAX MOTOR-CYCLIST PTNBD.t
^t Hndd»rsfi*ild on Monday, Carl Johnson Lumb, 203
Gibb*t-.stre«t, Halifax, was summoned for riding a
motbr-cyclft without a light, and also for 1 earing his
motor-cycle in ths str««st longsir thau was n«c*ssary,
P.C. Wardraan stated that at 6.35 p.m. on th« 9th Nor,
in Dppor Brpw-ro»a, Paddock, he saw a motor-cyclw,
with ..aid*.- car attached* without head light.
Ther* was a small red rear light.
Th«
rnachih* was on the wrong side of the road,
and remained there for three-quarters of aa hour. The
machine was in a Tory dangerous position, eear th«
Fifty Steps.—A private witness g»v» corroborative
evidence,—-Defendant said hV l«ft the cycle under­
neath A street lamp, so that it could easily be seen.
When he left the machine the head-light was onit had «vidently gone out.
He thought he did no*
leave the cycle more than 20 minutes.—The Chief
C&Bstable witbdrew the second charge.—On "th«"'first,
guttmons the defendant was fiaed 10s. and lls. costs
and his licence was endorsed.
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DEATH OF MB. ERNEST
TRAMWAY AND MOTPR-BUS RECEIPTS,
The djearfxh ifcbok
The reoip^a on the Btalifax iaramways for th
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iMaity thanfaj to all the good; friends
• April 1, however, 'the -.'; commencenaecit of the
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Conirieir '" staff, and jaiE: oid Heath.
-these;s'pMe; thousands/liave;
lue/wdutLd:: be/bad^:foir a /diay or two.
iSeifajoioilJboy. : ;; > Osn 6*tcuotog hfe -extra.
^A/^r^tk^/foi^^
qtiialifioaiticai in -the ineotebaait : '-servioe, .liJe/
given *a oommissttjon
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BAST NIGHT'S WIRES,
PEQFFSSIONB APFECTED BY
. '•/;, /
v THE WAR. // '" ''^;.'; /; //•/./•:'
«k Mfeer to xiis iKtiss Elijzabieifch. Asqui^. eayis
with, regaond to the great •dietress catusad by
War a.inoinig flieaiibems of thie «urtd&ti<J: profess
:.fl!t*Bps> ar© being taken/to obviate ovei-IaiH
.Thie/ affitMic pflfofesisiQCD.e,. : being
,si^nigifftu^;::.;it)bedar.' nipp^a! .by atsitoic^ns
:'in;/1:<*ranaing ^ <jaattiai riot>i'
, einifcitled the/ '^A'rts Fuiwi, ''*
; ;: .
;6tffi CIRGLI OF KINDLY HEARTS.
p.
VHJJ.
UIJ.U9
,7 C*«O.^
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Tip-.,
beang appoifnted to tfoe <jpinmanid <ef-
; ;arrangenients
cur
' the
1^/it^r^j-/;,^/^^..'^)!--^
follow:—'
the
^^^Qptrig;/;-;///'/// :>//V/;r
,cpn^d'i3ratipii 'of;: .;*he:/shi^;rrvvih<?iih©r; •; appellants/ ;,wexe,
There lias been, :&onae cannoiiia4iiig
m^en/b/cif /eight/rniili»n;^
to;;:Lpn^piii;; :^h-ich:/tp;6k :/pl^e;^ few^^^
ted: IJoiraine^districts. / / ;; /
On 'ffias epeciail idtttF b«
and is"«fc pipeseint,v^0a(g'ecL :
/::: ;///.'ffi'-:/^
Last /niigihit'B ; "Gia.Z'ette'''. eoratainied^^ tb.«:/fo33tew*^
"UTEudefT iihlO
^
uii
j
B^tt^lfoii'the^T>a£e of WeOlirigiboii's
hiapov/Ii6te&
Ridj n,g
to be
Jiieaafceniainib.
In Alsace
•••* 1®*:
'£145
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a&d
Bidding .. ._ .
te;.«fc*l^^^^
.
/: Queerisbury.,
£3Q
to.be-xiaptsuiitt;.:-.«,n!dv.:J(eg,ad ,wd;:vi(•.;! T^m,^_s,w^.;-KTi^i..
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/Sow?by
Bi'dgfe:^
CIVILIANS
£150
I/bok ' atv :<ihe ;iarrajr/.p| aritistiea:
ad.iuta.nt.
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:
^Spwerby/:;.-./
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roiit, page:.', ;:.Wtio :. wpuld'n't
v:. ;:////// ^/^Attisteidami;/Friday., /'/own"... .'AT/
...... of ,:>a-;:nighrt':like this?/?:: :Th4nk /Soylian/d'.:v;
show; thai «P' tp the end/; of Aug.
Staiiijand.
. .. . o&-eacmg
Ilue
|.l;|leMef;/.^|/;t^e/baok//pf/.;Jt;:
abput :it,:;i2/!name^ im^jthe'
.prpgramirie,.
6*12 civilians; had
lall5!:
' ' "''" ' - •viand/;Loca!l
-' ; '-'
tpdmorden'
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at Trinityrroiad B.ap'ti&t
, _
Exchange. . /•:/// on /Wednesday, when the host and hostess were/BeVi:/
^B/DISBlJBSEiMlillTO^/^^ P3^''^
;the/' Russian -• -Govbrrim^rrt/ for/ ;.-tn: e/ purpose;/bf:- prp^-!!
T^:
mohthly^heetin'g:pf^
b"*:^ -/pf
t^fepf/aill
the/.gpbd, ;«^eferat0d by :'^f:fajil^i .> w.£*»®<&'. ,. B. C. and/MirB. Sfoan. Tlnerie was a laorge a>tten:c~
ifle .monwiy
PW^ng pi vme 11^^
fiaaiax yv.ar. .Bgws*,,,,^ ,——,.^; ^. ^fe /.|^
/^^^/^.^^/j^o-^^^
Miss Diji-ioitiliy Noble bandied Mrs. Slosua ;
^"Awtfug-c •. -jvajnvuw-,*: v«iii«sMw [ui jitjvy. : ta'orijpicMJwyiiB -;oirO;- .._iir;li; j,-u.- v_A . U>i,i;. j.--';1 ;_i-i :f~^_^ Ti/r r J
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jedit: boniquiet
> y^^,-a^t ,^01.:. ^
jSlV^^for lfi»idi,*,fgs; :0 f :aiit«,ind^«»sR^:ffi ^.»^^
W, L./.Savdife; jtvocaltetfe v
•tiva^wy/-'m-; manjv: ^
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....... ...,... ......
Mire/ ParJc-eor '-(fpiainio «/nid violom), Miss
^
i.wiiO; arrived
^e/;.;i^iaiij;;:p^iblip- ' '
Toma," rwhesn. foe
» bjearty olid-tnan;-—Jaito;
......... Wjh<i^:ailiso/l^dgied;/M\tibe:1
:Bam/dfey wa^ "Inoit a. very: slfcriQinig I
t: bomiplaiihied1 aibpiuit hiis;hfifadth;. j
w-as piresemit wiieii hedieid aboiiit 8.10 om
u niortiniitjig. H© ep'tea?©d ia ;irioo|nij cpbssBt!
it,.:.ia.n4,; saifc/down;.:iri^'-a'ooirinieir./ /.Witneias^ dtorijly
afterwiajrtds, fsreroit tb him but foun d lie 7? as deiadi.
•He fiaJdi.iiofc <SoTrip|]iaitied•'•'^biytit^ Mis hjeart.;_,, He lap:
of
/body.; ,
•••••»'••• •>=-• '--••---• - j
lK
!
;*'I \ thank you
:re;esfcablishmg
long ,;and' 'happy:; peace.
.this had rested:;soteiy: With ,
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•>'j /Clnited Eingdpm^ ^e^ce/pt/^afte/rJibp^SultaiiiibM^i^ymwr
hinges:
i/^/Lftrtge/S/r^^bntiMS'^ouSe^/.;-^ in'
vr his;'/,Majesty's'/.(Sbv-ernraeriti v in'./ cases;:/^vh/E*e/::/the j/iK^,o •„• ^rf^
^r)
•d^ ^ were: i:al9b-:/Wre6k-edi:./ /;: :ifcyv%is.
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:^^^/lb^/bf/:!iife;;'/::/:Th;ere/^ere/ /^P^^^^Ki^iwfte^ot/ /^^utfei ...„..,
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' feeting '/inisit£t|l-ed/ peai-
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S>:/^u)iip/ th/tgi/1,6:6 G/
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;Sitiabey^ /grKfeefc^-^uiid/
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^;iafiidie^frjafy /<3^n^aaa^'s
:JiiabiJ^y/^tiridie^:: &'
''
the Peppl't that tlier ; CflasgpV ;13tigl;iiand)eTfev o
;p>opular Territorial5 .Regimenti ;in;
. Ihiriiig;
^3siis;-twEple/
M;' ;i)fartiipT;pa^'ajS/b*i^K!3^:
K^^.ii^^-1 :1^^.^;^:^:]^.-.,^!,:^^^-::
' for:; tJle : soldier^
'ifeia/enieiiMjess" b/eillbv'&d/tb /bete-£f:/
.......^.iififi...,._.. .... _.
1^:-'::!&]Wt$/J^$ij&f
%^^;;:b^-/j!3i^iified:v-; /^ //."""'
jfcf^;;tbj^^y:::9fli?^^S^i
was/ ^ipKp(sii^D-iW;,/i3b4b/
:S&c^yi; :;il^;:be/iJ)Sbd:,:by/
tie/:
i
: :^^
:grad
,'' eonnrms^ :;iihat/:the: j3;errnia,Bbs,: den*. Mr;: -F;
of th-ei most despera^ description; and E,. D: Wafd,
-:Se0d, ;;
-lossies; hiaVe e^oaped
tiie "Etussda-n Atmieai and/have,re-orrnbd on
the "centre: of ;whicih; TO;-situated;,' to' the-•,.• . nbrtli,
The southern izone ; constitutes^;*, -tfegipn^ -pfoithe ley) press
dead, the oarniaige .hSavinig been/ terrible, -arnd; the S.
; trebches are' :fiMed; with : borpse8.' /: ;;... '•-:'/'; - J'/ ;:;'•' ;; / :;
f !h the/ Biedav^-Siapb^
tas reoo'mmenCed,: the advaniage being1 with -/the
B/Tpseiaiis. , ;/The Grand v Duke/' witlv ;h;is reserTO^ <>n
Monday drove back J-ini -disorder; ith©' i-eihfbrcem'eriita
whicli;va.rriyed^ ; via Kialiscz. .-:-• • •;-'/;/ /:': : :/,'//', ./:'/.;-/'/
• The Germati® Me;repiCKrjfed;/to ; be, ;desiipus;; 'bf : wfctenn^ -iii' immiense" entrenche3: .li
'• the : Vistula , «o , G'r;acowi--rClentr;ari;Newsv:
; ///://; / --;;:;;T.BFE '\'.(^Eli^^^;: :/^
; : An officiiial; Gernian;;;wir©lbs^ /news
,-.. .In the :easfen: theatres of; war:;th;e
Jeast ,of '--Siei-pilattri\ 'p^JEv^ei/'^^ujian
;puilBed, wiih.,, h^eiB!^/lpsses/tbj-^eJ
offensive -, in;' 'Pofend' is;: tal?;in.g
'' ' :its/
The -: Klaiser . ar rrved': 3n; Berlin ;on
r: :a j short •'
iiud(?9'. X Our
b'evortvd
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•/ i -'...- '£30,000
.---^ -•,,*•' i.."' • '
;'^
' Pfe. Ttarris adds ./tie.; wias/ in
/: .-';^:;
!Messrs.:/:Al<i,
.
;Mr. /A;./ JOdxiy j;' feeafiirer,
V..: a.':- -.' .;^K
T^n^ed.,:::Higi^^
i©t/^^^
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tp' /.by;
/Halifax gentleitQan;:
far^tbp -eJ3erly/
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: ANTI-KIAiSER'
Lord. :Kcitohen;er paid .a; visit ;tp /the' Prime/Minis. -. ter at 10y, : I)'pwning-sita<eet: yesiter^day. './; In; spite of
the . various :;r:eports to the cpntrary^ ;^.e;'.War.'; ;
: ister; iae not ibeen- ;wii?h the; /Eing/iri- .France, /but
has, on tihe cpntrtary, had I/ondon e'ngiagemerife'dtiir.inig. every .day of; the i ourrent week.; : It. is
.-.• bffieially that :the- /la^guia.ge;i,^ai^ributed;;/te/ E;arl
•-: KitpheneT; in_ an Arrierieari. interview: was/ not;
. ployed by his
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;, ihis
•, /;R^^^/:(4^);/:;fin!a3ticieri.;;f
..e^^//a^i;em.pting; ; tpviiir/
:nl!pTiey:w:-by/ rj^j^bajdtfeg'/jhejf;
fby/:..''.;bne'-:.^iib^et!^;r^8g!ij8iibip^..
:' ."-But /yet,;; it /wbujd.-.be/:
:af<3bt
; If /TpriMtny /had; J
Now, ,wheh. you.:;arriyeV .Tipm, , as'/suieljf/'ybtl/
Please /give/::yout old/socks /to'-dear Cousin Billf
For HeT hiis/ Great Army, his- Sygtetn all ''bu®ilj
Will then,' like/your plcl socIra,b^. !.Hb,|e-y^ Worsted.:
-*Note ^:Printer's-D^l-:'/ ;: /'.: /'
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This fellp^ can't spell. I expeptli
lj .,-/./
'drive
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bir ::i^^^
it -w^;'<^tiinwal ; vest!^^
Probate .andv/iDrvoree': Ijivisioni /•- •;/ Mrs;:
:;"opoadi;uidied): : <m<ck
©vidianioe ;-'6J-: Itadlies
in
Giving
/:/:!&/ l
'Arid, tliqiugih
known
Cohimbift
; Sops,
,:Mills,- -/ .BCalif
Errtplo/ye^ of, John /Carter,.:-'iSd..^. ooating/{
; - //' manufacturers, / : Kingston ///Mills,
^ (lOfch J.iistalment) ...>:i.,..,.:,.,i .s.i«.:.'
;EJiiployes.. of Me>a3iris. .--H../ IT
^Wbrlfg, ; :
of : M^srs.
ihjm: 10
- and: . .
kJiaJca;.'./|ctoa;.' :"..
:of. the , Scottish ..Football
lad
•tion. wiho took part in. the inljsrnational, cpaiference
in London/on Thiiirsd.ay to considfe-r the -advisabilitfy
or otbea-wise .of OPBitiinuing1 fopfcbaull during'' the /war
/Lest tjhib foemie/n / caill,: .1
•have been constrained to dissent fro>m./the
Eoo'-diiisaste*,:: if ! one-ailept,
: //Ori/thie ineet .would /fail...;
of the other ai&p.resentativcs/at t-he epn.fer.ehee,
Ttos, -wibiile tired
yesterday called: at ;the: .War ;:OfEpe, to:int'ervie^ Mr,
Tennant, M.P., Un'der-Secretary. :•,/
They
In the coarse of. .th©.'interview: the representa­
; foa
tives explained .th;a:t,r so far as-, Scotland is: concer­
't.M? mepsage oeraa,
,Arad in
ned, th«y fe'Lfc '.thaifc' the res'olution : piassed .at. tihe
thfe silent /night,;
Donferenee .did not go":.far: eiiou'g'h, and they •, ex­
groves; bl :foeiS:".aBid /
pressed the \yillix^gness /and desire of the 'Scotitish
in gallant -fight. .^•
FootbaJ'l A6®ociatipn to give up/durmg. the .periodli'
of the war uitermatiohal rmatciie'siand; blip-ties./;.' '
. O'-er/tbe Dover : Sfcadts, : .- ,
In, reply, Mr. Tennanit said: In: my /interview
Over peaeefuil Brdtieili to/wns,.
with Mr GJegg yesterday, I was quits definite in
..'•''
To;.
the
football giates, -, .
my sfcatemeiit that; I;'"thought'' bath, inb&rniational
Asking ^lyiery fo^tbiaJll/oaiuia,
matches and cup-ties'\ should /be.-.-. wiithdrawn , from
•;•' Who •' is. sound; amd fit. ^ /
the pr'OgramaM.e for &n& .season.-\':..;!.'recogniise the
Mates in many Bugby/ soi'tiia,
•difficulties. of ;tiie complete;cessation' of p'rofeesional
, : * fC'cfee laih'd do a: bit.'' / . /
fpotba-Hi bu.t as I /have stated previously in ia
Dotn't yQU : know th«:(fc :itQ -the
letter which was published; I dp not consider: thac
lieri: anrie needed1' siorie, ;
:
: : •'•••
when so njany homes are bereaved ^;nd so many.
Don't you IOTOW that Gen'iriail French,
brave men -are laying down their lives for. our
Needis yqu^ in^irie a<nid m<xrie, .- /~
country, the full/progr'amme /of. ^amusement wiiicth
Doift't you feao-w th© wair is jwsfc,
. "
we welcome in times of peace is in accord wath- the
Airid thiat iall; isfhouild. see
public sentiment, or with the .pruel realities of
in^ spite of/all'w©
this devastating- war.
I am giad! to thank thia*
orar guatmnteie?
./..
many thoughtful people shai-e^ these views, a$ is
toe Briitis'li treaiioliies tihett
demonstmted by numerous correspondents I wel­
' Let thie Gerniiam ,'s Imtow, •/;
come the attitude of the representatives of thfe • • -.
That we feave. no AEWik of mi0n / "
Scqtcish Football AssO'ciation, .who. have .always
-Fit to1 faee; tihie foe, ; ,'••
/
been prepared--'-to accept the view of, the Wa-r
• 'And.im evieiry ; bay'net
Office, and who are now quite willing to .adopt the
/ 'In -eaicih victoiry won,
view I have s&b forth, viz., the abandonment of
Pa-ove'umto thie- woanl'd -ait
matches and cup-ties. . •
: Biraton's not yet
WELL DONE, MANCHESTER-AND
••1^: :^
;Eirip/lbyes of IMfr. 'Bichard' / Turner,
:/:;'Thr«in Ball C&binet W^rks (2nd
-..
-:-/until Tiieidiaiy
staibeid/thjeiTta/ wias a' fortmii^abfe
woa?a,;
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,
,.:... .........
Collected
^ by -Masters; .Harry/Se/well= .32,
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St.
and/;:Eenneta
-/of
Binii® /&
©ngiiieers,
To/win^ (12th in-;
.
,
pf : Mr.; Robert Riley/ irprimpoiger, : -O-l'd, .-Market (2inid: Insbad- .
• •"-. '"• " It /is; ; ^tpHishdilig;;; bo :;me ' -tliaiti 350,000
can w-atdh fpptljaH;; ma,tcihe& wOieji /the? who1:e^
'iS-/ in tihie melfcinig pot , ' ' - . said ; the /Bidhop < of
speafciiig ^:.ffioxns^\<^ ; &s^^
': 0 wdmig/ to ,iam/^iid!8:rnaic. otO ;measiiieis arid wlb/oopairi®
cxyafgfci thje :,|I^dd'e!r®f|:eil'd.; . Elduea-tioin. Comma'ttee
have, dcicted '-'to^-djipee'•\^eI.i(nf'ani|Bi>-'''s(eoKo.n; :'.)of;.SuIll
;wh.d ; /(Jeiioitniiiiatioijfail aohjoo.te in/ /t&e
ntjS iSeb;: -I/ /::;: // :•- ;/':•':/• : / '••/"' '•". '•'••-•
. The" New.Xork iJerald; '' l«arriB:.ifchat the Goe:b;en
-is .lying ppppsite to Therapia: in -the Bpsphjprus.
HtHidre-de of workmen :for days piaSfc have been, re­
pairing : thie; sever© diainsge done; to her .engines by'
the [Russian shells. :.. :
. '."••• ..'•... •'••/•"•'' :/://'A '''jpippiSnairy Rest Club " is bbing
e: b'Sniefit: bf/.tbe wayi&s, .
'RKDOTJ.S hiaye /beetn talseoi/iin York*
aiid. they vwiill b«
.GairB/.Ljtid-,.:Lxsitoin, hais given a
. fitted. wiifch - ^oiliid tyres,;to tins Bed C.r!OBis:
•"Soicdi&ty," whio intetiid -usaing '-•$£. ®is.::a sooip kiteihien
o;r tffiavejling..^^^ sba/ll, ,at tllie fiTont.
Thie
v,ia!luie:of this gift jis £455. :
/ . V
Ltd;,
kirk /..(.Staid
',bl-;
Wm.-
• //iBrass
timber ;. meirc3uapfc, ;
:/ : : .Siaw Mill (5tih 'jnsfaSl!...
Bill Collacftfon ' by Mastea'/'-.Jacjj HaJ'//'•: sfcaajd,-3, .Brier's C'arart :/....:,.u:.;./....:
Collecte4/by/Little K^fci/dr^prge (Master; Beiitley> Ward'^end)//, // •;'-. '..;u./^-ployes .of/ Mesana.'.. E. Haargireiave/
affiid; Co., :iaxwifoijti'die^rei, W<a,terEmployes :of Messre.. J.
.'••'•.; Water4arie, fpundry- .department
..-,:.; :(6tli^:instalment) /./>,.,.;;,./.._;....•;•./..-,
Employes of Messr^. ^John : erossland
, ., and .Sons,: timber merohants,..:Bed-: ; Bord-street 'NorfcH (12th;; instalment}',
3rd Collection by Miss Hilda Smith,, .
Junction Inn, (3harlestown~road.....
/of Messrs. Kindier :aaidi.
:Slajtor,. B;laekwx>6d Mills, .per Mr.
McPhail (4th: insfcaikrien't) ...........
of; 'TMJesars. S, Claiytoai and
Co., Beeoh Hill. -STilis
'.(10th'.,"
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Mr.- J. .W. Sugden, of Crofk>n-roa;d, Heaton*
of 5f,rl -Joseph,
Bmdfpi-'d, fpr- four years' '' representative/of: the
timbeir TQI&
Heatpri .Ward oh the Bradford City Council, wfip
died on'Oct. : 25,last, left estate Vakied at £2,837 / ; isfajeifet1 (13th.
2nd /.CoflQtribii'fnoai from thie
gross,-/with net personalty i81yS54 : /
••'.. of Pai'k Lodge La.MiKliry,
" Blessed; is the mian thiat. eettfed lias quarrels
HOBNEE.
Watooyd,
" Motunt ...,......,.......;.... ...............
just. /But tlmiice^^ Mesfe is.lie,
who. gets liis blow My.' James Pr,att, Wliieatliey ...............
.
hbme .fu-sife,"
.the pennairk of a eoldier iii the Miss Stocks, Bydal •Mpunti. Halifax..,,.:
.
/has
A Swiss dioofcor.. of NeuiCibatel,..
from Bearlin, saw-,, a large placard on th© vis-itcxrs' : book of on^'df tfe Cliiirdii Army's: re- Mrs.
Friend,
TMrd-avenue
.../:.'-.........:....
L. 25,
Swift,
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• ' ^ SALFOED.
v :' .'
With the completion of the'-8fch City Battalion
' .
wh.ic,h: read.: — cnea-tiooi tents/for troops iii"tnaimug. .
railway station
of the Manchester Regiment, officially announced Give ofustfcift
bread! Giv-e-us oar-cJu'Jdiren,!^ Give Frank Hiipdholiffe, -the you'iig Blackpool solicitor's Collected by, Mr. J. /Hitchen., hairyesterday, Manchester and Salford since the war us'tfee truth!" <He adds that'the "outsidie" pf
dre&ser, 40, Lee Mount-road .........
•whio was' ,-sfhot in the back on July 13 while:
began have enlisted 53,500 reciru.its to the Army, Berlin is .as sr,av
„., as
_ tviea%
-._-, but
- ... the "iinsad>e" is . , serving1 'a .writ upon Jam! e6 Hiargr'eaveai. a : retired: j
rou-g-hly, about one-third of the men of
beciauise read news has begrm to j solicitor, of 52, Osborne-ro:a4 South Shore, Blackfirom tb
to
10 5
10 0
10
io o
90
8>6
8
6
80
'
.
Mr. : Qrossley : leptured at/the Brool? (jbuiiil)
: Sehopl, :, pn SSiiUjreday:; at/=tih«. West/
:and; fln Friday; kt St; ;Ma-r tin's
tihe;
;- .•- Itv & gmfcifying'.-. to ; nbfte tftiat^
pf w;elljkn«>wn: ledbiurers, Mf~.
ppiy:/onie fengiaged; to lectuire; af th© three"
The^military tattoo : and v gymnkstioc display// iS/
Thrurn.;: ;Hall, ^bii/ Saturday -night,/ were in aid p|/
ft /Fund,1/ for rneii of thy We^t;"\fijtar;
atvthe froiit, ^anp^ the/feCruitiiig fei^
penses_ fuiid;' The arranigenients' had/:beenv mad*
.by a ppui'niittea composed of /^ld; iSpeiiber
^^
Col.: K : P. Foster,: M^fe/C, : S^^W^
i, -ai)d,Jj. SjiitcJififb,' 'With Mietsare.-.I);'/.
;and; ;Av ; !pua-nei/as: joint, sees;// /The/;arrain^riierati •
fbr the; ;miIitaTy part of the p.rograotnrhe were 'parv
put und&r' ; the supervision < /Coll ThorbM,,
adingthe/ troops,, and; Col. .
.
;Thle grpunds had been electrically il
by-"the:; vSaufa3c/ CorpOpation/ Electricity
^ejit;;\ prpininent objects ; being: the v Royal
in1 /me
atpprecj&tion:- ;p y they elSBcieot
and /the ^Eitig's^ and the Quee/ri's/monogriains,. pnj
.jElJQi^^/'JBl^^^
the front of the:football:pavilipny while eritwmmgt/
TB®; Treasurer: of tliis<; in^ifeutipi). begs ;io;,^knofe -the;:pjllar^s. ;pf -tlie graftd .stand were myriads/ pfi
vari-cbloured electric--globes^: // / /The./: effect:; was:;'
nip^t • pleasing,/ and 'it was neightened when I3iat
tprbh-bearers of';;the 4th : (Reserve) ;Battalron. lineal/
e*
•• 'i -iv '-iri
V •••-.t*T-••-•-'-'• .w^-Paying;:area .of -the football ground; : /Tha;
now in
isuiiwnersfcitll,, ^-Us.; ^ane, Wynne,- climatio conditidns were not very favourable/for/ j^ lrpnt
'^--^ 2s, )p^dv;:K^;;Doyle,/10s,;:6d. J; ilaa^
ac^
' "; """"" :^^!/;^^/^/[^^
the / MaybM/
"
••**•>*
apjd; MaypresS,; .",th:e- M^aypr of Eeighley,-.;Sir/G:isbi'g<#/
and, La/dy Fislier-^niith, Sir Algern-on F.» •: arid Lidy|i
^
Firthj. :Goi;/ Heth/eral,;u.M/rs.;, Land,/ -Mrs.v/iQ '•/,%$'_•
Spehce^ ;a party;pf:,Beh>ian' refugees (about ; -SCK/
i^riumber),/:aad/ officers of/the 'Reserve BattilioiMPO^/^yeirtii5»^ep1j/^
' "'""'.". .'sbpeept:/-vA.
Riding;'Regiment. ; i / :-;:/- / •'/•/://:/\.//-::/ :: ,/-'/-/
emergeihciieg : :;23-r^:2'9
diechia/rged
will/be^
the : ;wi&ek, /27 ;:
, ViMce. clipiii' of/1-20 vioiifeeisy, ©bzorpoiseid;; of,,
: of.'• this .SblGHieity fwid;:^^:,of-r Brigihoiuisie; 'iai5
:
/At
the
3Ti.-M.'0.-A..).; 'P'ai?k,/-an/
24';;^dJenta<l: Gaae?, 2i;;/;c^t-pen::::admitted ^during:
: tjniio^/fef/ivinjiibh/;^^ Shiespjey - a®" optoidikotbr)/ /It the
: weeki 64; ,/• / VisiBoirs" for/ ; the ; ien6w.|ng/:iwee;k:: mentwaa given, on Sunday. ^ programme -beii
prpyided ;by , King - Gross Wesleyan : Orchestral:
;pie5^ ::;!i.,;/Wh;ite/^
Society, under Mr. J. Ilanspn; The solp cbrneilWhiitworth, "Spwerby /B^rio^ge;/;!M'r. r J. ri. -Bbltpn, .was
Mr. /Oasspn, /tlie -vocalist.. being Miss' 'CoraS
Albert .. Mills, ^ ;^wbr;By. / Bridge/f /Mr;-'H.-.,.Jacksbny: Grossley,
'' / -pjr^vid)b,,
of Parfc/bhoir, with Mr. A/> Kit8pii,r.:
th© ,ftUia(lilii:es- '<>f '. thje cihiOiir,::; In view- ol
'Bottom :.Sh:ed,
: /.Spwerby
''' '
F. R. C. 0.. Mus. Bao,, P^r k' so i%an i st,' as ~ accorrw
ioitio niatel'e bf ib^;:«^
panist. ,/• Th© meri, /who hunibbred B;bout 150,|
wdil/u.n:doubteidly be •'-': :F<ocp; .Bimipiiire ;fwn<d for : King "
ware, ad)djrieis§6d/b:y.Mi'. /Wliitlie»y,- M.P., and B^fvj
rousing ted •emotional ; CKjjnpioisdltdipflQ by
Dtc1. Binrn. On. Mbniiday the pcnopyaymme w;p
•wihiefe ' giain>6d/ iJbie'fiansfc ; ipvize> iri
_
in.7 ried put by the soldiers themselves^ songs/
/Ehrapiire,'' ico
.
;in th;e/
riistmas.; To given: by about 12 of Kitchener's: Army, tliei
Mr.
tEis: .; Si'e
uppn' tfe Riesierv-ej .Biatt., lete.—-On:: Tuieisida«y;; Mr/ aaid V: Maist'.
.
<>f
H.-' Fostea* .aln.d.. pa<i*tj' -w-eirie.: r-ef.pransible for-'thg:
^ ;of
j: :. there^ b^eihg no • ohe,r/ f
. Gfee
is - bl
prpgramme.--The EnterJfcamment Ob-mmittee de­
of , ;plothing::/suii3able' fb;r
.iaibui
of; :w&jn} iilave ;nieb:
to
/ajid/^^
games, cided tp request all--desirous of taking part in enU
;^
Mr.
soldiers to advise Mr. C. D. Beard
etb.:, . for'Cthe
toys, : ©1x5.;, for tertainmentfpr
'' n^fen's ward®,' ;aiidj/:dbJl*i
i
: of i
12, /Gladstone-road. •/:,'/ •.-. •:''/'.. •'• •. •'. •' // : x, .-.;
be /gf.atfuJIy
LJEOTURE.---////•;-• ;/
'afld • a(^ripwle<Jge4; by ;iffie ^actinig /matron,
' -v^//,/ '''./ " ':' % '/
by ; /Miss
On Friday evening, Dec. 18, at the ! Theatre Royatv
Halifax, Dr. Drury (who has been appointed lecturer by*
is "(updiar/ ^iei''/^)8it»(jii^0;.-;'.i6|'/ :'tihie''- liatlifax
tjE^cruiting, at Jlalifas: BsErracks ie prpoeeding the National Reljef Fund for' the Halifax District)'•';
ITiiited Eiongdjoaij. 0oniua!e'"tC'ijaJ[ mbre satisfactorily, the total for: the week/ being will deliver & War lectura iHustrated by, over 100, Jaia»
and its' •>' p/atrio-fe 208. On Saturday 1 there wei-f 11^ Mpnday 54, tern slides. These include Many views showing th*Hj
devaRtatioH of Belgium, numerousmother incidents 'inri
'o^ugihA/Vfe''-.i£i*pjp^iiail;.-.-'b(>'; a la/rge : clretie.:
''"
' '51.; /:Thui?sdayv
' '' '' ' '20; ' and
" ' th« War, and a large'number of lahtera pictures of thai
Wihen ifc is.meoneinboiieiii &at .thie • profits/t?'^-/be; Tuesday -61,; ' W©anessdaj:
British, French, Belgian and German Armies, also*
to. looail pelieif, .thgirie' :eeeans n.b/ reason
"Daily Graphic>" "Daily Mirrpr,"^Daily Sketch?1 '•
Victoiria ISMIL' sliio'uild;n'ict be; well filled:, pai
•next.. •:'•:;//'-//..:-'•:.'-//'.;;//;/-//- : '-/ •:,/ ::/, :- ,-'//:.;. ,/-:
,/.//:'; '/^LEC^rtTRE,^;- ,-.• ;--/ ,':•' :;;;:/ and "Piinch" War Cartoons. A spescially selecterf chbruV ; ;r
; ; Mr,. :.P.erdjv:.^lleni ; te • feeturer/ for' th« Sunday will sing' patriotic airs. Ths proceeds'will be "han.deJ/^rl
Lecture /^pciety to-morrow: . /eyening, had ;/fis:e'd over to. the Prince b.f Wales's /Natioual /Relief Foa3( : / J
"Jpan of ATb''->:as;.ihis'-;su;b5ect.';/'Tn view, however, and credited to the Major's Halifax Central Fund/
iat tSie1 Cjaf-e Ife^M on Tlh^
of the/ war, he has, -with the ready assent pf;-tfee,-(; Further particulars will be announced early next
tw.o viKj&-p-rasideinte; .of ithie 'liaaigtiie -(of wlwxih
committee, substituted /another-\- lebture, .entitled ./::,; /.
L
DAMAGE
BY •THE/GALE.//•' ; • l
J. :/H. 'W.toi-tleiy : .is,;:p^eisLd^Ht).:' ,;;;.: -A friendly
'Battle Fields pf;-Nor^h-Easterh France: Invasions
About five a.m..,on S'aturday a heavy gal«,~whichi
aoid ,tbe effoaTtiixjv-ed/mosit .
past .,
..and .present." ' The change, /we doubt1 not,,
'amid
: thje-tiihdted . effotts; ol will be. acceptable to: patrpns : of 'tbe Societj*
In sprang irp"in, the early hours, did :cpnsiderabla dam.ige^
itntecpestad), wiho /geinieaxniMy gave prizes: :hi9/_lecture, .Mr " Alien . will- deal with /Abbeville, to the gable end of the grocer's shop occupiedw> t/he
.."£10' will : bs hiari>ded
'
[/Rheirn's, Laoji,/ Sojssoiis, Compiegrie, Ar-. Mr. W. H. Mitchell. in King <Jrps»-street. The
ta*ry,;. •,-', :/ '-/-/- ; .'/"•.• .' :. /-/,.;-: '// ••/- : v... ;;. • ./, Amiens,'
ras, and 5h'e ; Valley; of tfce Aisne, all : in the pre­ end is in /york-street, and the top portion, tb/ taa?;
depth of four or five feet, was blown down. Fortu-,
Mi.SS' LAVENA SALTONSTALL'S VIEW® -ON sent battle area. His lantern slides include many nately'all
the debris fell outwards, .and no iaterioff.
••••'
'•••'.•;• : : v •/ TSffi -WAR.'' .•.;;-;:•-.-,'. .•";.;. up-to-date /pictures. /':.., -.'. - . / ; . :
danaage/was sustained. The shop ,is a lock-up shppy
. Miss Lavena Saltonstall >last evenijag addiressted - THE/DRUIDS' ,ARM§.; ANNUAL; DINNER. ' aii'd Mr. Mitohell,.who lives in Hyde Park-rpad, did
Salem . Litena<ry-'•. ;Sp.oie%. on :"One woman's view The 10th annual dinner was held on Wednesday,when a not hear about the accident "until two hours later.
of tfee war/! The, opening portion was brilliantly company of 66 sat dpwn. The host and hostess were It was lucky that the incident took plsoe at so'quiefc
descriptive of her impressions on the eve of, and Mr. and Mrs. Brookty jind the ohairtnari Mr. J. W. an hour, as in the^daytimpt the street is usually basy?
el-ter the declaration, of war.; 1;b.e 'latter portion Simpsori.
After dinner the National Anthein was with.children playing.
oonsisifced of a string of poignant opinions on the. sung. Mr. J. Mel*illo, comedian, gave onffl or two
CADDY FIELD WESLT3YAN "AT HOMES."
w-ar and all/ Bating /to; i*. The: foHowinig are/a songs, and Mr. Ryder and a frsend su»g duets. Mr.
These were continued PU Saturday, when the ropta;
;
few, thotighits - taken . from . her discussion, whfeh Brooke, |nn.^ was the pianist.
was again crowded. Cor. S. Wrjght was in the ch;?^
lasted an hour and a qu-ai'1>©f :— Wars will not ceasi
ST. PAULS? SPIRITUAL CHURCH. ALMAand Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mackrell wera-host and hosttS.
until tlie workei's ihave mor© say /in.r. foreign poli­ ; /';/'.. '--•' /. ; . /STREET,../'./ .;//
' /
' The proceedings were cornruencad by the siDgingyo£tics.—'German militarism is not going, to be put
On Sunday the platform was occupied by Miss Annie the Nationftl Anthem, and, after prayer by Eev. S; Lj
do-win,- in this wiar if the A|lie» win. •- It will be put, Brbadley, trance speaker and clairvpyante, of Burnlev. Evans, words of welcome were spoken /by Mr." W.*
down by th« working classes, and1 not by the Eiig- Good congregations wei-ft presided over by Mr. Wi.JT. i Lyon. Songs wer0"abl.y'.tend«r«rf" by Miss
lish, French,, and .Russian militarists.'— Those ..who; Banme. .Taking as her subject in the aftenaopn "Per- Miss Fowler, Miss Cro^-ther and. Mr, K, Jsnkinson'/
bring, wars -a/bout .should have to go into the firing j sonal responsibility,'' she. gave an inspiriijg] discourse, and selections were again given-by the , kSqunrft Orchss-*'
line.—-The cause of the war is misunderstanding.. | fol)bw«d by well-recognised clairvoyance^ Tn the tral Society, under the cooductorship of /Mr. -.Holloa.' \
and red-fepeism. We Tiad some evidence of it when evening shft/ 'dealt with th® recent utterances ,. A
„ vote
._.._ of
,, thanks
.„.._„„ was
..„„„,,__
„„ ^v
.. l,.^0,..,vtl,
spoken to
by ili
Mr.
J. Darstell. AW
Ifc .,
.wan* -was declared.. ; We could not: luouse ou.r re- regarding spirit return of Sir Oliver Lodge. Glair- j is expected that the total receipts will be about £60, y
cruitS)'nor clothe them, nor. provicte for their child-! voyance ' was /-given, assisted by Mrs. R.. Crossley, I
————.:;' /-// .
• T\
ren, not because of deliberate saving-, but because (Halifax), who also gave the closing.invocation. The] At Halifax Borough Ooui't.-yesterdar, lioance ofi i
of'red-tape.—A concludang thought was: There -is .1 choirsang "All Thy works praise Thee" (Smallwood). j the Greenhill Tavern was temporarily transferred '
only -one thing that will stop war in the futurie,/ The after.circl®, attended by a large number, was OOH-: frOrn Harry Know'les, who'Shad enliri-d. lo his wife> -"i
- - •' -• - "•••'• '••••••••
'•••'•' "•• ductad by. Mrs. W. H. Bauraa. Mr. E., Sharp© r-'en- [Annie Rebecca.
.
/
/.."."'
'••"• .' ( ..'|
ancl that is real: education of the peoples /of.
B-urope; not one.el'ass, .but all classes-j;not better
*"
To the Halifax Advertisinar CHib an addrPSB 'orf tvwa^es'"and-- better co-nditions pf living; it is .not | / .HALIFAX
"« Efficiency
HALIFAX CHILD SHOT IN" THE HAND,
Bfficiencv in Adiverfising
Adlverfisina- " was'giveri.oh
wa« . ffiv«r, ^ Wednesx
\VoriM« n
.nationalisation of •industries J'th^- will bridge the i- Ernest Knight'4), Gharlestown-road, was shot in th« day by' Mr.' T. Russell, London^pa-esident Incor:
-: the :;
/At^fiie:;
Firm thieiliaqiibjs,
;'^(Bjil^}/:re^^' VrC^^
ralfce/ii^i.e/jb$|ibit^e ;bl; bd^/£or/^tiieifil;
_^_0 . _ r _ _. ^^h^bl/^/bhea^
;-Mfcfcidiagr/ -^t:Bpitea8iei;: ;sew; /to-; tSie^^-^ftSwoirfc^//^
i ed,rly ^/rJbs^biea;;niPte/<^ theirs
• -^^-i ; --' ^ ^-<K-~I^ ^n^a —
;-^^^
Mr; .,'..!&i/-.-'Wb'o'1 5//--^^'<^^.^y
Briggs,/S^pbdhe|idj;:';Rtir^t;'
.';•• ;: '^.^^ftyj^./:^
ing:
.
' "The fesepn was : read :/by's
fei
p):. The:
' Eenyoii
iatteiitipii ; the^apprppriate and
/HE. /Irpmftipiiger
dbliyei?edl;by;
and: cbuttnaster
Bn Thursday there was aiarg* cpngregatiioB//at
a^f based
^~1"' Ch/urcb< when M :prgan = and yiplinr /recital
,byMr. ShackletpnPollard, Mus.;~ """]''~'~/
.M« aqd Mr. Fred Kitesbeiv The prq^r«|nito^
d/; a ^suitable /to-charaptsr,, embraced five organ 5plos !
selectlpps;-. by /Mr. Kitbbenv// Bpth :
^pr
, wd: the.; tarylB^;-.nature/;bi/
hoMi;^;: the/:' :seryice;,: jsieces'gayeVafeuniilant
scopft for - the displii^ /bf:
|B:jnaBjpulatioii of/the
interpretations/ -* pf ,/the/ Musib:
/and ; Queep's,
"
-^
.
to .wage
_
prpficiency, :with/r the/^lkjiittiiig^ --needle^i;/;,;::T^uS/ far;, :^;^b^er;?': .: J:?uMi^
he/;has yprbduc/ed^ ;fiye'/]*ai^
stbcll:ings^.^:(th^; :;is/:th^::;ve^^
lady -critic, /and/ sjie: -/believes/lie^is ':- ?'kMttu^/rnorie/|:/: ;; Tjllie:Vj^:'^%ra^;F^a^-'^;/^(Mi>ejd;/:; :l5y-/-i -il^r'^//A/
for;:j;berba;u.se'')^- //Tllis/g^
.
: for//the;
' ;MbtVi/.
'' fe^s v^eteymined; ;;that; ;;<f(;: 1^^ /aon'xj^be^/lMSi^i^
:,riigjht bpclily;/:coriifp'rt
... .
,. .
Central /News "learmi ^'iiai,N/uj« British^ 'autboriti.es,
actirig in conjunction^ %Ith ih.e French .niilitary cen- :
Bprship, iiitehda,:to discoura'g'ei ; eendihg tp: the frdiit
from friends at home picture postcards ridiculing;
or oaripaturing the Kaiser ;br t!he; G^erniaii' Crown:
Priiiice.
It has been discovered thiat where such
pro<iuetiphs , have been - fpund ' on prisoners /;. or
iwounded soldiers, they/'have', accprdmg to ,the .Gerr
man Biilitary Qode, rendered themselves liable to
summary treatmenit.
In sonie: eaisee they
been maltreated or even shot. / ;Nbthinig :
ently riles the Germans nabre, a rieptesentartive of
the Central News was informed io-dayV than to
discover that, a. captured eneriiy possesses pictures
derogatory to the Kaiser: or/ Ilia family, aiid for
that reason it were better / not to ridicule ;the
Kaiser, certainly riot at: the front. '
, ;' '-: •/.. . /v '.'./
iiid took part iii a ; dwef ;' (,:The
Mr. JIariald Foefer -ciieatbd; ,
M^^e^K^oig^ ^aisjvjwilh-t'
b/uit"^/'
/bvwiig1"""'"
;^: ^./-w^riiMg
"""
iaiidito/r:,:.;;Mr:;
Pifl^rfc '• jOfj;
.
stirring
(Highroad
^
: v-;.-ffii^i-
;Wo9?lEer, " ^thie/^piapfeir: . of
Tte•i
uniaistafcabL&
elbpnjed ?
.
: very /h^lM^dis^i:}^
twp./miserable;/days
mans ;were only/ spnie:' 70,; yardj?/: aw.ay ^fronir/th'e:/:
nearest British//trenches. : /-/S^^is/'/^iaTCi/bur^fiiiig-;'.- £30 ^>: -Oi
about 100 yards/frOinhirhy bait/fevr coiild/realise ful a^s -. we
.how safe :they. wersvin these; : dug^pufe : '" "" ' " '
were epme SOt) Grlasgpw^^.;Highlaiidsrs.
sang•
" : Gome:^^ sdaag/."to iiie'' ^>d '' ^airy %
• ' '-."n- 1 -" " - --•---.- • 'n-- 1 . . • •-, "TI-* -T -" i- " /•' "i -' '•."•-" "•-• • ' " ; -. -^iir" --- '"
ieserved ..eoiicSpirie.. -;lais6
''My Fadiiy Drjeam" ,..,..,..
,^b'<s6in^,e^^TOtfe -s^/;
m'p«^9ii^ti;^a/f_^tot^
M.r ;Duckett g'ave "{Dbwn-Vanx-f/
'the/pi^biit: a/pd fu/^
<s/ weHf./receivied^ / / Co)stuariid;/
wiay,
tha^tifested;/oii/iSuiidiay. irjprn/mg^/^when;
"Sooifccli qne>el,". .and-•'•".Irishi,/:
3JSi// vireMe. gtveii vby Misses / SfliOtt,: GTundy,
of the ti©w trpop
/witlt / /this •/ - :piace.' / ;6f;
Every ;iten»
/being; //scpuitniastrer;:
..this? i:httia,^n/^r^ee v ni^bered; 16.
trbbpg^represented^/iiiere .were five cpnv
^
" ;^gnrpad/'v^e;l^:::PaTk^//&n^///l^
: ''
'C:.:'.-'- ~'':>'?^.
: *^j*i-- 'VfJijenSe l<3$e'-{'Xii^
C
. befel. Lfeut./Cowie,
they returwed J t
r.
.
:Gpllecte/d by... :JVIfuster Herbert apd
/ Pte. /Harris, ^f^i;inig' from ;Fr-abce;/on :: -NViy.? 29,
• Says they spe;nt;: 4'8 ;}iOjufB/'in/the. treneheSf and had
.
ffuocessfu31y.:;
; and Mi». .
•;-. Th®
'
^VV-ailfcstr;; piro-vied/- aln able a<?c<xmi
'maM -arfe^l^b^^Ei^i^i!3fpbitt/w^
/;,:
,
Mr..
'"'?,';:vA.' -^;"iSTobJle.Iiad
''"prpved
BENEFiT CONCEBj AT (CENTBAL/
for tbe/bemiefiifc of a goM i)Qjnjpedj'iini|
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XJlarSi'-^ale;;;
Sir ; Johii ; : French,' addiressing- V^e; :;l^t; Battalioii
Royal . Berkshire ; R0gim<siiu : i,t^ the ; f rciiit J about a
week Ago, said i '"It -is : ;inieri -.;?lik:e! \ybu that/ have
^nabled jas^ to; gain, .the/siiccesses ; that : (haye . b^en;
Wioiii •:- vyb'ur glorious •, colours C bea* • ;th«; namee ;df
; nearly , all ; the ^battles -in. . which; :;th^"/Briti5h;;: -Arin;y:
lias been ;engag^^
Conduct throtighput: the^ ba.nipa;igTii has; b/een ; ixiag"
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The -"Telegraaf" learns ;; iftorn- Brussels;
General; J/^man :has tbttHy rescbTered frpiij the'1
effect: of inhaling^poisp;ne^:iga^e? at : /th
;: of;
X*anoonv but ojieipf '<the ;ltot;s 'Gii the^^iler.al'
foot had to b^^^ amputatedVpij iccpii^t of the
r&ceiyed;; during the ^seijge: ' of •; \Oege,'—Excihaiig^. : ';; ;
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-gulf betwteen the classesi: it is education..-—A Iree-n ; j,and on Monday- by accidental firing of a rifle which pora,ted Society pf Advertising Consultants,
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disoussion^oiDeraedi by^ the^ chairman; anal pastor . his father held. H© wEts taken to the Infirmary.
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The formerly advertising nlanager of the "Times'."
F. King presided over a good attendance
6~The most delicious Pastry for Fruit Tarts -use .ttcDOtmAOTS' SHE-RAISING FLOUR.
Christmas grows rapidly nearer.
Two
tw-eeks on Friday it will be> heira, and we shall
Jbe secure in. the shelter of our homes because
our soldiers aa-e holding the trenches in the
[North
of Fraaoe,
and our 7sailors
ifehe seas.
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A soldier on aotive. service is the most gratefui man in the world for >a message, and mtwih
jnaore for a, gift, from home.
Bfe prutg the
reatest goodwill to the oredit of the smallest
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our word to tlhe OommaMer of
«?very regiment of Halifax and district lads,
.twhetiher at the fighting front or in camfp to
aM, in fact, whom we think should he re<mem1b^
days, and especially as
Ohristmas is near that we will doi all we can
to re-arouse public sympathy in their behalf.
3-n a day or two we are fully hoping to be informed of all their exact requirements, from
the quartermasters .on the spot.
W)9 hold
;two letters, and in theseI liar & officially stated
inedr pressing wante: .7 .'•'••• /v'7 - ';'"'-
G Squadron, Yorkshire Dragoon^,
ki woollen sweaters, dark .woollen glovfeis,
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1*.A.M,C. \Kv '4 ; - !.' ;
" 31 .sweaters, 24 -pairs of socks/ 3 sleeping
;^l:Q.ets,':..6 -.-sh.iris,' in addiition to smokes.
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ifany ladies' agency in the town otdistrict is willing to supply some of
these goods, either direct or through
us, we shall be glad to be informed,
to avoid duplication.
0videne© -grows each <day tinafe the
artriibe. front ;arid ariiihome, are feeling moid .the
tbj&rebe tlhe nib^e glaidi of many of the articles
:fac€> a'bobt
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sooner %rtie^iea
^ isooner ihey will reach their destination.. Even
tf :tthey ave Christmas gifts^ they might go at
once. The extreme ttrgjency m;ilst be patent
j)^jd'. giving ai thought ^to>tihe
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SATURDAY, BEGEM:
time. At a lull in the 'battle Schofield and thirea things you would have thought too low for any
comrades walked across to a -farm yard foor some white man I am ashamed to talk of them. The
water.
Nptcing a bundle on the roadside he m- German trenches had been well prepared. Great
vestigated it and found, wrapped up in cloth, efforts were 'made to break through the British "'..
ADDITIONAL, NAMES.
the dead body_ of a girl about 9 years of age, ."She.. lines, but our men stuck .heroically. Our officers
lhad been 'stripped of all her clothing and her , -'°ften said they were proud of'their men, arid we _ Sinpe our list/of Nov. 21, the following' have
throat was gashed open from ear to ear. .What, wer® proud.'.of our officers, for they always fought joined the 4th Bait. West Riding1 Regiment
("Chums-),
and enrolled at Sowerby Bridge :^
had been done to the girl Or who Lad committed j ^ our sides.
German officers always drove their
the ghastly deed Go-d knows, but it is-.a-Laot that men into^ battle.
After the lon.g-drayvn-out fight Willie Su'tcliffe, Bridge Inn, : Sowerby Bridge.
th© Germans had been' occupying the place but a on the Aisne, Stansfiekl told how the British were Harold Wilson, 15, Derby-street, Sowerby Bridge.
few hours before."
Pte.. Schbfield,, who limps .succeeded in-trenches .by-the French,. ..and then he Frederick Wm. Waltorij 25a, Bblton Brow.
other British troops went round to..
badly, ha-s to report ..himself at Newcastle 6n Box-J,as. Brio Robertsli,; >v, 2, Pall Mall, Mytholniiroyd.
ing Day.
Apart from Pte. Tom SutcMffe (previ- Bassee and_Ypres. . Eigihiing here he received his Frank ,Brown, 2,-"Lower Water Hills, Sbwerby
';-.. .Bridge.
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'-Pte.- Sohofield saw no'-brie on the wounds, being hit five times with flying scraps of
day; however
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He was located close to -a. convent, when Fred Mitcheil, 406, Burnley-road, Sowerby Bridge.
battlefield whom he knew,
-''' and the' I'"a "coal
box"'.':-Pame
came over and £shattered the. convent Ohas. Wm. Hall, 38,:Union-street, Sowerby Bridge.
he xan aoross a Pte. -in the Scots Guards,
,?oa'i £?**
teeth were jWm.
Hy Holroyd,'
15, Cote Hill-yard.
latter told-him that Pte. :«ill, of Hebden Bridge. ^alL ^With the exception of 5;'~his
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5, knocked
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but. T^he3 ;gun
-gun w^^^
waggon was blown up
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one.. "driver;
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gunners, ;_and three horses/
horses were Francis Pettitt, 11, Old ',• Causeway, Sowerby
ftitl for. I am veary pileaseid to; t0H you thia*
killed.
In ,: tfax-nr.st,7 hospital he; was; shelled out
Bridge.
tup to tihie preeaiitouir men .are keep'iiiigriip tKeir
by Genroiane,: S*^t mari-y 'GJ-erman wounded, 'iri it Albert Collins, Green Head, Norland.
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Yorkshire aame. Eve'iry oB?''<rf''-th!eim^nwJheh it
were .killed. .Eventually he got to England; '4e Ariihur Berry, Lower ;Gaukrog©r, Sowerby.
must -report on Dec. 17. ;, It "is not. likely he ; will, Harold Longbottbm, 13, Woodhouse-terrace,
oomes to getting :.hWiid-to-hiaad witih the enemy, , ' '.;' ' ; ; RESGiKE 'Q'F AN OFFICER.
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be accepted, on account of his weak state. ;'»nd man-ito-miaiTiii; .always keetps tii© rfepiitati'on A; Hia-lifiax ; lad; "one of the many. :lias distin.- then
,;-:;':..' NIGHT'S; : TERRORS,
' :: ,;% -."-.' ;4f ^good old 'Yorkshire. Sir, we .aid wish, you a, uished himself for bravery at the fiont,.. arid the Stanafield. tells ho.w he- lias seen a. Hgthted cagiar- The /following were omitted from the last return:
dney Cockroft, Tuel-lane,; Sowerby Bridge.
Mertry CSliristmias aaijd a P-rospieroiis New
act _.th.ait. he .is only. 19 years of age
to ;hiSjette piass along the•-'' .artillery, ;/ so -.scarce were
alter Brury, Burnley-road, Ludderiden Foot
credat. : .The lad in _queMion- is P^te.;
;Belieye: us. tp.;r©maanr ,. '"'. .-'-,. ' .- .
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(who has since been promoted to corporal).
thwai-te (10,93$), King's Own Royal;' 3L,iancaster;:;kniew ; ,*he Garriians had found their poeitiori//and
t The following. .have enlisted m Eitchener's Army
Kegurienti, ; ;wh<3 ij-escued an officer^ I>ieult. / D. VG.;|ihe;; Order; given to move :to; a fresh .point. :V-At ,smce/Nov.
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Robinson,, the famous^ ; ia;ll-E'iigland bricketerv during ''otl^er times ttey Would.vhear a. sadden yelling arid
Gaukroger, Back Wharf -street,
/Le ^Pouquet.; : /The :; officer /was :ecreaming^^« signal /.that ,a/ night .attack of in '-Willie
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the first erig-aigement, ; and got /.jeffc ; f antry, was .in ''.pjxt§T.esBt. In , places,; . oppo^irig1 inHarry
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13, Ohapel%treet,'
beihind in tlie jt.'fenohes, where there was "no cover. -i ;fa.nitry /were ; .
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p<^itioji.. ,i.;same
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West / Riding, Regiment, aeknowledges _ ._.._,
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Harold D. .Horlock, 7Mill. House,N Triangle. :
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like_ a true 'Briton, : asked to I be Sallowed to ] arid /old ;fblk ,' scarcely ; ^ab-le' ..' to ;walk. :';:;'Sorrie
of a number of parcels forwarded by the" KsuUtak
Ernest
Hoi-lock,;
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House, Triangle.
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hiaying,
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Courier," /and is desijed, 7 by all ranks of the
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dull tramp'/of feet,/ :lrut; instead of- siuepebbed ;;Ger- Abert Pager 38,,- PaTk-sfereet, Sbwerby Bridige.
;Biaiit-aJi<>h-,7t67i r^tfirn:'.|hi'eir7-liear.t3r .thanks tb the young Cbrttihw'ai'be
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riians thei-e walked' : iri :camp .weary and helpless LThe following have enlisted in the Liverpool
kind .donors who have presented ; these parcels, lay./ . ;.;/ ;
The special representative of '-the' ^' .......AMiiP. refugees.
Tliough -;th-ey fed ;had : «.':;bard day's "Bantams" :
Wihioh . ;h'ave proved most acceptable aind added
describing
said: "Seven
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yards fighting1,, the. soldier.fe .-.readily prepared t^a 'for these Jas. Wm.! Horner, 9, Cari-ton-Btfeet, Sowerby
greatly to .the comfort of'the men."
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people, (and;
Binridffe.
.Lieu:t.-Ool./ Atkinson also -Acknowledged our away Lay the trenbhes,; much of the distance open
with /them, their"..own
Luddenden.
parcel to the- 4$h Battalion /.at Donoaster. as. f61- ground swept by shells, shrapnel,; 7arid withering rati<ms of bread arid .dhfese. ._. Gerraan; prisoners James Brown, 9, Halifax-lane-fold,
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_. . ,.,_ _, a—!.*- ..-.rifle ^re- .: Cornthwaite; Worked his way/along the taved at .food: as/if .itihfey w'&re 'starving." /'One said1 :: .
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and-iii the. underigrowth., taking,.advantages'
^Andrew Marshall; 21, Sparkihouse-laiiey
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J[/tfoank haW
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Gilbert
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f ^Artillery;'killed plenty, ^h|e« i ^a4<3e'(:l.; //A lad of
second he dashed racross to the^ trenches^ picked,ur> 16;5wajs : captured|
off/-: / He onty George/;Ba|(e, ^50,:. Park-street, ,, Sowerby Bridige,
his officer, / slung him/ acrosss' his7 back, and^bbre^
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ooB.stant, - wet./ / ;< 'EveTy// mbth&r -arid; / wife
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still undier heavyrfiref Corrithwaite:: got.;abr6ss:alone/!
so desrre may
their name and adress to the
^ticle; whirih they send, in'onder ^ihiat the reca|>iejnt may kn><3w from \whoni it ;comes.
It
: *oiild -be helpful if everyon^ who sent in1 an
^Srt&feX ;.wooM Estate ;on ttie v cover of ^the
pa*eel/
3feth^
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contentisi
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the
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[: appie^ witlh alnwsst ^^al |dcrce
r ^Bridge, I^d^en|3fenV;^>o^
Brighotise,v-as tc Halifax, beoaiaee,
y tttefi Comprising ' the tfe^gdnieiits -i we sure an
with, andi /- wprfciing-j'forj" aire
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saw aeryipe-iri;Souibh;Airicia.saj^a-t.eaxtipaign
250 cigiareitfceis Ooze, tobiacco, 3 paddns .sfleki, 3"
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Aniony.ibiO''u®: Body belt a.Hd'4 .piadi-s. socks, wiifch
Ghiris'tanias carids amid cigairotteis insd^e, 1 card is
iaiisiciribetd u iFjiom a ft^nd : t(Eus/tiing y<mu Get a
little bit of comfort from the enclosed,"
Mrs. Walter Richardson, Parkirisonflane, 2 pairs
socks,1 1 pair gloves, and E. Richardson^ 7s., pro-
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"With Mr. Tweedy 's compliments," 10 packets
of "Fine Art" and "Campaigner" cigarettes.
u I;. .encitaee 3 pairs <3f sojckg *wiid! : :4- eGsurves, from
of Barfcisilaaiid liill;
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York-oresb^nlb, .King CSross,;2 muMer®
proteetorst/-; / 7. . '7- ' - , .7 ' :- :-_: : . ;'/'
- Mrs. ;S."lBirbok, 4; pinihoe-ratree
100 ^'Q^d Fl^
'Friendi ecarf- arid 1 pair sooks' ('
Frien-d " Wifere nabs* nededi '•),
;;wAiN*s.;;;;' -7 7;/;
t5eFr<>rit."j :
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h, .' .(!7i'6^5) .. .' ";:-B''^Vpfi!i!]j;[*j^yi72iiid
3tio^'; ^fell.; /wbflMds^
ECcxW'airidiS, ; ; 2lstfc '!Bri'gia<d(e,..' :7th7
;reguiri©d ;but h«eire
Eiip^ii(tAc^ia.^^F^w^ -/rrriting
'aiOooivHi]J;|few-;
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isaiys :---I /ant; stiE ;a|ivie
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With "khaki 'neckerchief is this ^tiote; aiid
ooinidiJtiioai./ 7 1 jam^niOiti yet wjowiatlied «> <d<> pot; ]be;
tlhiE«b
thietrie
are
eiktes i -New-street, ; Stainland.; ,
Dear Sol
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J^srve-knit Mis isearf, 4aid I am sending: it{ yoUj jabbut g«ttd.ng ii®ep^,^ffi
hoping^ it will keep you warrn this;' winter/ ', t'-aKa"
also sending you a fews, cigarettes, aid; I hope you
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;.thiaifc tlie ;(^eirin«;aiS;mivie;
will enjoy them.
I hopei the> ^a,r^ will, soon be> g&b this letter..
over, vso;-tnai you ,\wul :!ber'al>le'.-te^ooBa«. 1 'b^ck^';tp Eng^
land.r--VVith love, from tTwei A. Patkj age 9;
^ '.-odp/ 'efeiack / a/t ;t(be!ra: .'aignEfeis' .weiie,;
Khski eca,rf /knitted by Doris ;Sutclifre., Town
;by
/fioiiir/to
^btai
©ate^ ; ; Stainlan.d, ; > and pa^ckets of ^G
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';yarcls,; ,bf ;buir ^t
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Toi another - khaki Jsearf ;ia :; Stitched
;W^en'^w^,^d;
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bowl , ;oyeitt ; bii
/tihiey. daK>p/p;adi :'bitjh: lers
: sending
.;;';-' At laisfb we-^njnp
knit myself,; ; and
it ; vrill \keepv :ypu warni. I
i'l/^haJilTbe-^O' -JBSS^B''
would mce jwi , ; beat e G^rnians
;b^fore
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l^alsp i^nd ypu ;a
v.'o^WCj?.'; Jirii, G/liedliiU/; Clbjt^^
ori Wednesday rebeived a? letter frori^' h^s/sc«i;7Pt6. ;mainid.eir ;
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^J!tJi^,;'wii)O is /to France 7witli^^
triatniS'piOirit of...tiuio A.SiGv /H-e--Ii0ft/5i..poir^on tiniS^
soiuiui w^sist?xiri Nov. 19 itn'-A big.0£iir'goei '-piOia!y, '>ainjd
)I; ^onk; tjuafc: uip -to'"&wSi
"wiEiS fourr 'dijfcy® iiG^'CiniMiig idi /Fire^'iG'jQ/iwsiTu,.. :Tn-0 siajil,
^""^^-^^^liable;'It^fo 'aarm;
waa full bf.intefrjeet,'.'di.ssijpiba a;;fi^idy Soiugih"j^EifSTibje yJcyuatiig/ mei
7ii!liaidin:g/ -i;fc7'n«e!ffirilsy;;jrn^Mb^siipe^to;
tup ;«and V^gn'/bin ;;
pnb-ey^ifaiiinsg^nie^
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iaig /Tear.1' ;
iiot ;jsje|e
hill wjas ;;
they
. "We' ^ouid ; .- p*ef0r, ; hofweyer, '/
giyen;rin; the me%ntime,v ^ndi then ype
^fcatt^end th^i additional eomforts ;asked for, in
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/. A:>®f«Eyey, Said -Dukfe^ of
you ..os.
3oy>6ly presient .youVjbjaye-rSenifc csati to ' iss, asid
, wMab. I can ia®suir.& you thsvfe w-eiaire very grate*
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,>'«wnd- Ypiresyand ;at his femie^ ;orov ;Band-stret, Hebr, >.deja Bridge, ihe /gave a " C/purier-"; man an ' i
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;Weeks; 'te has been Under fire and' ^has iad; a
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; ; jGernaaais. Priviaffce. Sohofield was b>lled;;up as a;
:;. /Reserve, -and he" arriyedi at the, /front wlien Uhe
; - Britisili .and Frencjh .airmdeo were 'liegiiining'' to tarn
toack General Yon Kluck's army from fbe maroh on
: . Piris.
His first shot was at a Tbube aeroplane.
/'For oyer a week Ae Fu^iKefs were engaged night
; ;®5a -^ay in pressing back the Germans f rom the
Marne, and nnailly readhed t!he Aisne.. . Here
Sph/ofi01d. and ;liis comrades dug themselves ii/ito
.;^-;te^ohe8,''-:.aiKl-- for a ftyntnigfit were engaged in
; atiackinig iflie enemy's lines -.-' an^ iii ohiec
i^oujttter attacks.
The men were relieved ..f
tttieir ardiJOTis task, b'ut after t/hree days' rest
petuxiied "to the tr-enisttes for: .another week; During
: tfeis longtdrawniourti 'batble, im winch the firitig on
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^ie _ Allies^ made elig>M thioug-n ooinsHterit prog«s^
; .against a stubborn opposition.;;
.T'hm came a
) ;of "taoticsl iThb Britisili .troops' received
; to proceed to a new: ;area', and^troo /rn^n -left
- pcfefe Tender cover of darkness. Most of; t9ie
were jjransf erred :• by rail, bui the Fusiliers
Week of hard riaglat maroiiiag, Even-,
;jrejoined the figlhting Jine a.t La Bjiisste,
, heire,; isaid ;- Private ;^hio6eld.-iheywfkre
six; ho^Js iny^
'Whi?ir
Jie Was mixed- up/ witih diiriotig ;ten weeks' at <i e
: ^frojifc. -- The:, Genrnsns;;; liurled- '^^iihemselyes witJi
^.Cgfeat weigfet /'upon -the , " 'ifliin . kbaki.;; line ":. ^aad
;/ ipoured xib^n^a merciless rsliower of is/hofc ;aijd ;sBesll.
':£.%& was ^;^mendoiis sia^n,;upon their nerves, .but
?#" fhe British; troops n«ld^; tiiheiTrg^und., at/ a price,
and succeeded in £&ak|n^^
fo^lowimg night :tihe Fusilii&rs dug thfernselTes in,
;J:ia;nd were then fT^Jy\p^eiiared;;;for A^nex* assaur..
ffljtt ^reply- -to /bur' inqtdry ;if ilie; men; :did noi/ find
;'; ;it jaoi: ardtto^s te
f-Sctoofield ®aid feat; 1^; meri htad. riot
''
j: /about 'the; tilling .a^/lafequri.' '.'"'.' ; Every/ man:;kc©w
:'^^he ^ckerran«JVilh«;d^
; ./ l5he;,BO<xner ;Ubey . woiold be ^indeF: ooy<a
v;i jibullets' and Aritpnel, of"the enemy,: and- fJilis
^W^':/;-. 1 '.^ WORE^EI) FOR DfeAR LIFK -v'V v '.
,W;Pr<Mft /La ;Ba^8ee/-the .' !Pusiliers ; puabed oti to
-AnMi^a^BBes.V and^ wer©^ just in itime to reinforce, tihe
jLooidotn Scofetjsih ; after tiheir memotiaibde
>< ;Wriva*e S<3iofield said' fee had nb. "wisfc -''tb
"'
praase from. A;e fine acyevement; bf '$h*
Sc^fctiaJi, /but at tihe same/ iame tfeat ;regi; done half what oiaoy of the.Resrular
a<!complisih0d.
It was -a Wearing
TeWforceanenfe were elo»6 at hand, for ;i3he
:Sbo*tMh. were in a oritioal: posifiaom wh>en; 'ijhe Fusi»
.Kers /and other; tfoops arrived a* Messisies, . After
Mte Britisih^ Hne ^ a-t ifluis point h<od been mad© quite
aecuire, Private Sohofie|d oibtained a-«>^iei' mxee
idoya' rest, and ffiien worked round to the treaadhee
eats* of Ypres. . H>sre tibety were betfiraimg to
ofi/ake Aemsedvea as oomlortable as poasibie wh^n
ifihe enemy made tflMVi; supreme effort to batter a
way -ifliroTigilii "fh* defence, otitoinating .'in-fhe
tfoe charge by i(he Prusaiaan GuaiMl. Bay
dja7 *"ta British troops' h»d -litible oppoirfor more than ahort koatohes of sleep. Many
men were lost, but tibe tin* remained uanlxroken
Respite the repeated eliooks it had to
E./ MORTlMEB.
' working
.
'///7.;, 7'" ' .: ;.DBED:;QF
T^e following* d«ed of ittrrangement
his baen filed under the TPeeds of Arrangi
Mitchftll, Hubert Narman, ^radiQ^; as fi
Son & Co., 32a, V?ade-sl^eetv
don-av«hue, Halifax, carpet
unsecured £484, estitosted net ass;ets ^185*
Novamber 27. ' Trustee,
Av
'
'' Gray, 9>
f
t*JUU
.
........
of ;
^uij;;-Pl^^
l be 6n|&red /on ^ti; additibnal
rblK / ."Naihes; :.bf::'-:'O'f e.r;r;''bld;;;.;schbla'rs5'^;^b^
;bee_n omrtted will^ : f stipi)Ked,; l3e;;duly insoribiedi
Jt is : interesting /tb ofeth^-^yerj' teacfcer ,6f bbfett
iriJan/fiS' ,and: m
. uns-/o /-ft/:oa ;obnTtnMitee^
cheerfully ;: -actin^: 'f^^^c^^
W'alfefirij; ;;iJ.Ai^ ;is:^^>Mrmaii,-.;]^^^J;;;; :Ei4g;ar yOfflttes.
;treasurer,t ^nd; /iftte headma-ster-;>6f ; ;tihs& / Gounbia
;Scnobl ij3 sfecwtaryi ,: ;], The roll of honour^ in glazjed
foamei^xjooupiea a, oonspiouous
place
''
' in' the
" ";DiM
.
sj secondary ,7d. to';-!7i
1^044 ; ; sih^pv 2,36:8.
EngMsihf/wheM" iin snjall (supply ;a;
nsoney, viz., 15s. 6d, to 1^- 6<d7p
|ha»- regained *nb recent ;redTictipn,
dbw, Barley a vsliade' easier/bri^tl
35si beihg7 the price per quarteri
25a. |t«p 2'8s. per ^uarite;r.
b&6ie7e Other leed^miffvst
..
^ but/a;' diayfor iibwo/ ago/MSffl»,fljlda,:
^
jBa^
;1 ''
^rdei and;thjs. nji^enirig; ^e |ii|lrtfe garl h^^
-'
;
-Bank, :.
'&!'&&£::-}itt^lisfai!^
:;'''I;;;ripw7/^k>7^e';;;^e'at^t;': ot^;ple|i^
^: vy^^r',..'''TP^;>M.r^Pj.!:lS|I^
,
29
tancaspr«- : & •
^IiOOdon ©rfcy :
!$Bg-7;OttT.7;:gT<
/l aH;/^e-|)eniri(
jif
.,--'
/;f.r - a
' J3fbi'- '180',' '/'! ' V ; 1QiS.'
;;ie;:; Iff/ J«sepn/'
: . 10//18" ; ; -;: /B«.; '
.
.,
kJtidiea-ljy/ /;aip«aiiDg ; for
:y^a*iety;-greft?d' u-srfor
iner.: ;and
and teaj;:'i!iiinaiV'-'^fi^fl^' i -Jxp.ifc/,.l?&j!j'. :us''
^dinner,
;retire/ tombed ;5anl6iss Tthby /^wished- .us \* ^gbb^-night.'^
f rbnl:: thei '* -bodies, iihas ;nbi .toe^n'
marked, /, ';feut ; ' fee . waa . ''of'"; bpiaicm ihat, - if
weather ih^ad /been ibtj^the vt«oops'/wbuld! , haye Ibeen
driven -from / their-^ pbsVtibns/ ;1^ the^ smell. ^ Whilst
;the men weje ^
even /when ; nb assault vf^as bemgr deve'lbped, they
were also shelled by the iheavy : gunii wnKsK were
stationjedafeout 1,000 yards away and always
cleverly coriciealed;
When a^ked how iihey dealt
with ! the Pirussiaji Guards, Pte. :Sphofield replied1,
that , it ; ^p-aa d]i fficult; :to vv reaiemfc^er :in detail tihe
fierce
numerous ;>thinigs which happen
battle, so engrossed is ievery mail with tlhe partiettlar task immediately - in front of hairi. / lie
said- that the Gufards/ aa in all other assaults; came
forward shoulder to shoiilder, in. two -lines, the
second being muoh deeper than thb first,
Thje
British ordejr was to withBold fire uplul the eoaemy
gotyto. within easy
n,
..
,. .
•
.
Taylbr's lirug <3o.-^Mr, Ji H; ;A;r.n»i;t8
»v *nnn*l.:'; 'Meeting /;, Of ' Ta'Tl0t>. :;,;^'
Iiii8ds.r/!. For the ;:y!ear,;"'th* 7 ^rbfits
£14,222, %» cbmt)ar»a with ^10^319 min 1312^ A dividend 'of 7 p^r cSrit.
thi-brdinary Bhirfls ;/;-;£8i4
^;^i6^^o
,C^ayeti-^errace- .
'
;ies to handi but there is no hurry
all naving as, much /work
' , , Pr ice& of ;;yarn.,
' '
* ?;« pay in h»lf>yeatly interim
shsrw, or1ft par cent. p«ir ; annum,
^•iS^tg^: /
Pjjain.;s-~itih.'ey.;^^liniisih^; .tMnk; ^
e' nigint ^
up. , /.For ;;Gro6S-'ba-eds aiid; ^n
a .,
.Steady,, trade -at ; iinchan/ged
arfeTquieterj aid
'". pE^^^BRl^E';:.;^^Il^ ^^Q^I)^'I ^Hiild^VjvX miay hiave- the pleasur.^' of'. calliiniS -irQund .;tb
jDrrv&r Fa*ed Stainsfield, R.F.3i.j? :lia^ returned ;fe see.^yjoUi,- bless 'Godj! when ;ttte "W"ar i^oyep* -;.'/ Ir,dbn-fc
it(hin^7I/^*y^-^^;riioj!;i& /ii(>%^- ;: n'^i:;;^;I^wSi!:;;cl<>se.
S ajefeiyieidi PHI ^eV:$iattlefieid.7 ;-]E!e with:; my- ^e^^t/.l)bye,;ii;j^7a^7my7>oi(3n^a<Je^i; bjf
_
wata in; Beyerial ejjigagemenits,
7l>o^^;b^'pu^.;heikrt»
; wast t^ ^ea^ly ast
Ogden, May Ogden. and)
month,' by; -''iilatiii^^.^l^p^
" .; ti)9y7^^Rlay./Gb<i
i; fallinig ;m'a;son:ryi.:
BtSJisfMd^s .b'atteiry;.' was; for',
_.
.
imb iri/;blose; -tbuoh;
Toffee,:;Ma^ber Perfey Taylbr
/'Mr.
aw: ^m^
^i9,' ;;: eon. ;/bf '; Mir.;/.J.'/lWv;;": iioberfslliat?, ;with Jhe Belgian^ ;^^, .a
'
. - . yeirs);, Rhowste
Ttooe -;.. Bower, ;;1!^ytih^^oydy/vhas:: ^gpie tO:,/^e
Miss : ;;; CtotttTiiLe; rBrioofce,
2 76 f ipnt' : ^ii!]^;,the; ^
•'•&•"&.
^ Pfe«. r>atii<3 Kennedy,
..
nibtOr,Sj:~ha^iri^ fead ;a. va-^
b^'<iy|'\''fe<^^^dt''vWiriili"' forge arid repa.iririg imple- laeiatj; writesi ^oms to his, wife Saymg he is itf hospital
23 riiien^-^-a mania/iiure : blacksMQi-th./ and : meclianib'e; whilst h* ^was in thf trench.
H«»; is sufffring f rbm
:sh0^i.> ;t ;Be\:hiad -a ; ;gbod sendrojpf on-;:S,a^u*diay , ' when shock and is expecting to be s«ttt;hb«ia
:hat^
til thai r«cby)srisi
:
K^: lefii. /with' his ?yahi, bji -Miidh v(?as': ; |he;^ed £feisa,
(greenwood,;
;
Oa iis' Ay ; to la Soutlfernf port .h.eV^lle'Ji a;t;^he c^inp
nrsreet -ouit' -'"':.^»^.*:i.'..'.
"; of ; wounded/ sotldpers; ,aiid»;
.
of ;tKe; Ring's .Royal RiJMes^/wliiejrji^-i^^
.Mii?. ; Noartnaai T^hipelfialf (Prize^ Joke) : ?; .
: /oh!aflge^ ;;lii^^;.^firp^
lads: aTe ; in tra.iiii;ingj';arid has sent a m,|issage homey
ABoJDiymous (Prize ;-Joke) ... ; .. v ,..,.... , .
; ;tb;;^fe; iMJast©*' ,b;f ; ;1
saying ;JiQ /f6und;;^hemv ..all; Weil./;a£id poking , fully*-;
T. A.JDav.idaon,;..; Luddeaideii ; (prize joke
triaaned.;^ld!iers;: . . t'M'r. Robe^jiia^;h^s crowed over;
S^
Master^ G. H^ , paokles, r55v
Fred Hi]lJ
to France,' and vby this/;
miy' /be;
at: work ;;at *tlhe^
96, :istfe;Sbo;fe?:(|uardsi; bf
;;. ^'-: (prdze joke),./ ^.>.^ . .. .. .:..
:
''
MelbbUriie-streetv
BridgeV ;/ "ia^ V;iit%iBdted;,
aad;<.a;,pri^n'e'i*:;^
g>n.. v ' / : ':iEps"..sister-v:li;a&:
received1 'ia:le*eri
..:.^,
.. ; THEMSEL,yES;.v
the
f^m^rand
all
rigti
up ;tb; three
; ;.-" :.P. 0.3 ; Grayspn :;- ;a£pB: ; : : ; Eearris;
vv. Halifa?
" A*: ;iihe: ;point wihere .Tr'w
Pblioey. /who. / are /Military ,/:- li|
PoJSce / &i
and that /of -tfce; eneiny was ;<toK diyaded"-by ajdisi- France,; writing;/ 16; 6hief Tnspec
uiier
tanoeV varying^'fisorn ;30 'fo/ilo^^y^ds. ';" /it was :da^;;Nov;;: ;2^,/^y'.;;;;f ':I3pi to .-the /present we iare /in,
llCCE^ts
7igiftl' : (9hpriM7;!««%
us tb^^ke^
;;;.Shaj®,' r;|^17i,;- 2nd-;; B:mg?^;;'Own7
; nwfcriyv" bkJtjhJs** :S%.
gbthd- iieal?ili ;and; spirits, ,;quite <&n|byin'g-;. OMir&elves,
what ^sle^p :. wb boiild by "
hi'titn^ian;^^
:;
V--^*: '
You'; aie ; j^v;;dbub;;;awarve;, we-/.^ ;-; /figKting
JEIalilax, ^Sas'been;-prisoner-/bf;'
jour ; yaisn
:thbi" first
so far:/as;isleepin% et^^mtaaMon. , ws
; :^^tipg; hbme{ hia" acl
; : M*V" -f i$, ^BKr^;;prMr
:i ac|ioji; ;yiritlii
.. ;.:;, ';We;;:,; only
.;jdiriieTC,7;pp:,/:i
Eyery iaoTKqaeat of /3bh$ e^eniy could , b^ iseeii.( ;
;^J)hM^\'{!eiEJIii4.-;njw'i wife.'
.tween the /lines- we eacli;Jhadi ^otirj own/ wim eritan
n;;;:;;;7;;j!libse;. ',^ao"7/leffc
ments» "&o& ^ strewn/ about
least^
Mrs.
VChesthut-sijreet
articleb of olothinir a^ied for>;
jkiiow Jby our letter feom i3iem thiat
A.
;John Bro^k,
e/^sajMei-^egT^eredr^
son: o->r;airTieyr
: '
' ' ' ' '' '
Earnshawi / vFraink : Greef , -, Wilfred . ; Greenwood/
Ernest /^Kiftgst^v^-'Erribst ; l^gbbttbm, ' ; ;Lew4s
umb, /Bertiard ?Norris, Wilfred 'Palfremian, Ari^iu*,
Rushwbrth>;/!I;ryine;; Sheard.v Colin Stuart, AraoM
Webster, ;;^ictof / Whiteley, 4; arid ; ; Arthur /Womers;ley^; Since- 1;feejrblll*a^
rs -is
j^ ^s, Pte, ^./ WtEbrdi
to rebeive -anytihing : but ntewsp'apers./. ;Yi6u.
1^
allowed tb./
i Wi^s n'ot. :Hea!r ThinXi at - tnie; tiini6, - but -7T ;i-ncjUiiired'
S'tpaigiiiibW^ay: after inxni.;' ; &.. lot - -went d'b'wn-, arid;,
about :'2$:': 'vr>is^r:^&k^y^ici^£fii^ts^. a^s; we stuck ..to /the
jronr goiodis*of;-*;;',#;
yoTir
to
LEADING-STOICER
Stoker1 Morlmer, \wiho went down witii ifhe BulTRADE
wark, ;was ia ' fine fell6w,;;'24 years of age. ; ¥$ : /''',/ . , v /; tOQAL
.' ./ :' ;.' : ' :; : ;; :• . '- -% Friday .^.
ho«Q.e was' at 2, Sykes4erraeej SiiroggB-rOad,;
Wool. A 'few more orders; to ihand foifai/ and niueh synipathy^ill ;bV 'extended /to
;meht cloth^ have caused the -wool murke
parents; ;';He; had served. ,b^
kttle brisker foi suitable ,^*aw
prders ; were anticipateid, and prices
fi&ck i'Brince, /Dirake Magship, ; Roxbutgli,
of •:• tbe" HaliBa«x
; and;
lame on these,':/he
was a mere7Sikirmisih ;cpmpa<redL tb ithis." ' Hfe;'haact Bociety ;aiia ; Baoik
had been. ; three :mori<;hf; ;this ;WarJ; began.:
seen /German dead ;piled an heaps, /arid /often the;
Redrafted intb/Alfe Service, :he/was placed/ on^; *he
; 4th'enemy decHried, to ;bu;ry .thiem, ,tihe^ idea.being to
Bulwark;
QB
Wednesday
his'/;
mother:
received
troops. '.:. The
the following f roin /the-••' Admiralty
: :-^'TT'We;
regret;
to
__- ,_, ....._ ,. .. affected iall, .and
LUCK'l.liroWU i , I-' , Ja. J-HWilU. >-"*U JJICMUU-y " ".**"". -0 --T - T...VI ' t ^ '1
' ".i_«^
horses ;weh!t;.m^d.wvitth;fr'ight,;/,ahdrneri
R^^vt^^rE^^eon^
2;6th mlt,,; and:;^h'at the^halJie^of ^Albert
lost v cotitrol of^^ th'6Ki:selyes. 7He saw a
FtiealiieiB,
Rider,
_.,__ Mor4iHie;r,^ /rating:/acting'leading;: stopk^r
Irishman hit; hie; j'um.ped off'hjs .,hb;rse :; and 1
(official nurnber7308j 375), v^ho;is_ believed^tc-^ave
'fbr/this^;GerHifl''n lineis^^ single :;hianded:,'shouting':''-Yoiii
ROLL OF HON^DR.
i.
been on .,...
"
diirty, doggy, .oom'e.'.'.o^it .,a/nd fight fair."
Indians
were;-!earfes9.-,-\^'In /the'; trenches he sa/w 'General .-'Mr.- W. :.E. Hare, ;ari hono-ured member of-the yivbrs1 received ; in tihis; department.; , Under these
i/afiv has tastefully desigried a :rbl!7 of /honour,; bircumstances, it is feared tnat, in the: absence of
2 6v Hare-street, !has /a letler, French .and/Eing-:; AJbeirfe,..'': Bbth/iftot-ed rarribnig';;i
any/evidehbe
to, the contrary, he must be regarded
.
.
In' eaffy morniing giving the names?of former scholars who are now
broifihier.,; ;;Pte.A:Ei ; Ogdfett troopie.,:- rurioin.g .the
;as
having;
lost'his
Jife."
J
Accompanying/.this
was
servirig;
with
thei
forces^.
,The
list
cbritains
th'S
;^©re:;Jike jocks vof; birds. " ; He h^d :Seen
(^,056),
' wirifbbar
ttames of /V^illie; A:ddy;7 I^ew-is Ambler, Lepniird: a. carpular expressing the "true sympiathj / of His
; '-' Jujst to leir;yoti, .jfcnofw ..iajfiijjjj.'"^!^1 ''best of neajtn,
Majesty:and;,the Queen."
/;'; ;..;';;/; ,; .;' .-,.'. . '".;,
Barry, Abraham Booth, Johi E. Booth, Midg"
although; 4/priisoner of; .wiir:;in;vGesfrriiany.'; ;;-, We are
'-" V:-", '-"- !" •:"•'."':'.''.- '•
;Iibnday
Urivers -5-ft.- .
Goniiers ;5-ft.
TPte. /CJornthwaite's parents liye ,at 101,, Nortfrgfitej and are naturally proud of their son's heroism*
He attained his 19feh birthday last May, arid
joined the Army 12 months;laai;; Christinas.
He;
wds ednicated at Trinity Sohool, aaid was a ;scholar
• ••" -.' i ;
- f
',•'• i :•-""• '
, « - 1 • ' .1
'-,Y '
' - . •' ' ' ..
- •••••'"• at Square Suiidiay School. :' /KDisv^arent§/: h;aye-; 'reoeeas of making patriotic badges.
' ' piost'Ojardsi from -him, saying that he w;as
... 1,1 ' 1
-1 ' 1
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il-.» . • .
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Mrs. R.; M, Brooke, EUanc pair knee caps, quite well, but hav.e no|< heard /anything in con-,
2 pairs socks, and soarf.
neption
:tli«9 'explicit re^iouli'ted; above.
Oat '•'•
J-.;;: 7'Jf-;..'sontie of"; 1>h)e: goods.5
Hiere .;.: are;
Brlvers aed
t
CHDREN
' ; -:' .-',-;'
'.'.-v;.. " / : ..V MtlTE
,; ''''-;;.-." .?TO
?' ';-.''.' I ; iSOLDIERSj
""'. '.. -: - -. --.:' -r !y,
:" - -i-fVe ,'Wiaitt tfetighijfol ladie^ to feeejr aai^eye
'^^ <3Tir*iists ;' : attd:: only to ioake the goods (for
that are
a^ke^ for. ;
;
' thfe ^soldieKi)
'
'
':
has feeHn 3?eci6iyiecl by Mr and jjjg T ,
jjtuoyuie, C!hiaip«l-lanie, Milmsbridgie, flotrarieiiv «
Jubil'ete-rioiad, Siddial, tiba.t tlieir eldest sooi m
Joa HiaOTry, aged 31, hias been killed in
He was in tliie I9tli Yorks. Regiment
Howarde), arad (bad been im the Aimy 9
Butt foor tihie War he would have finished hi/1
lasfc montii. Th>e family removed '
10 years ago.
^.--;fi%fe;Tit%^|5S
.....
ito;A3P^SW«4i'';a»i*
;e%iri^l'r^
l|;--S«^
'''
Do'«rg»
/Do:
.
./ShepKerd- 4; Blackburn,, ^
;Samps»B! &^S^^lAA.^
/--::-, »«f:/ - / , -4 /f»er :: cent /
es^;fwli^;,;;iia^;:;.''be«n,
*7;.driyefl7 for; Ihbse ; fit
/pftiW^ilirigtoh's
Bnt)yi/wtp j s^;rcppr ted jfrouaded fmd
'iP|^;:; >.i/^
$&?.$?£!.:m&!si^:
\;^;&^2i;is^i^r
;;As^^
IS ";'
Wwtsc>n Josebfi A
;-'1 ' /Db; v: '10 /per:
- Wfl'ljjy-'-'A-"- Paarsna; ;t^L/;Oiyl'imry;:
'
'
t .' "'
We -h]ayb../fcadt^ry. aclose' .^ayesj^arid/ ;h!aye:; y0ry' tipn for thrtte ysara. ;s^0citiad-Li^uti HJ C^sHendorsoBi,;
wbo is similarly reported, was only appointsd from
selveis. '' 'Grrayson;- w^ -sfeftping;-with his ;hpr»e in/<a ;Sandfaurst i;o the Halifax corps ia August last, 7 /
'came ihrc^tigii^Tand grazied brie; cbriiiade's /^M*iiid^eT,
and; they luckily eso^ed7 b^iiig; '/struck .again,
GierinaBfa shel-letf Ypre?, Q,ra.yson was7
"^tii^igrh7';<^^.m^-n>.^reefc-..'; iM'
of prisoner;,
wheri; a;shell striU'ok; a house,
''i; in,; ;frbnt,
arid /blew ^e;wlible lot; out ^in^ ; iihe street. Fearns'
was; escortiiig troops ; initb /• th;e> tfenohegy ran mtb/
=both: rifle arid ;gun ;fire, .hut luckily .escapee! witli ; ;a ;
;bullet in m' s water-ibottle.'. ;T}ie; ^boy e are -a fbw
of- f our e»perieri:2es, land they have B.OW .become
d'aily bcbu*renoes, a>rid we get used tb them. .: "'If.
we h.aye;.a d'ay and; only1 hear boe or-two shieUs we^
are nearly in the ruts.; iLast ^niglife we /struck/ oil.
iHaye ;beeri billeted in; a maoiiskmi ;with grand 5
piano in d'riawirig^r.o6m, and during ;&pare ;half^
.7. ^-i;v--;; i lp;iH^EiasiJi ?TQ.-,_^_,..,..,
we -have ripping1 cpn<jents.'-.,,-;VHopb \by iEakter
a Jdeadiy fire, . Still tliey foepife, bn,,, bui by the hours
(as we hear but:;here) to ^be ';back: ' :. agaiji, uriSder,;
time they were ,30 yards frbrri.;the British' jbrenohes your
/ Orickson' (another Jjalifay policethe. jrbnt7line7was .practically swept/away, and Tthe pian) ".commanid;
>w.as
Cjrayson
: saw
'' all right when
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''
" him, -.last'
seco^nd rjadly-rdi^br'^^
ned, accornjpamted by a; hail ;of bullets. :': - A little
lat^, Sbhofield' was wounded in the fbbt by, fshirapFRONT :nel^after1 being in; the Isrtincli'at ypires'fcW'; twelve
d^ays. ; The very last 7izhin'g\:'-!h|0'7^^'., il>biFo^/.'tebeit.«
iriig Bi« wound:,'vri^---^'.\bniiy^A'!'^^^6^/l)^^^.''^^
: S^rgfe / Hubert Moodg^liffey of!
/ W0st ffcidr
'"'" ":
Ifr-was cerbiirily aj sad task, but/^thev;;r.e;'
;'rReimerit;, iwriting;=46,:'/ihMl;
at ;^bln^
dier ^aid^ /th«7in«n; ;gojtiha^den^;;to
« ^<>p^ ^e/,higihly
d/that the , :gifts^
;firth,
,,and;iptcee^ted ^ern7as'-^
was Able to/TCalk : intbTthe lic^itai;i>eMc(d; jJie fitirig
.
';T;h%r
- of',
line. Affrtbr /fce;in
the7fa»^e hospital,'
itneir "own Country,
e 7feeirig7bn:. :;th>:;:i%i;
came7feome ;dtiririg
affe jjlenty/ of : gbod
wias; in :a?t jliarid'tb^arid -fi'ghtingi
^erm'an 7W;eliiMjg1ton;"
trying;;;
.
-ib
and
. under :shell
,7'5!:tiij". WEST: ^I)jNG^;v SA^^' ; ;I^^H3]^.^
The firsit joffibial. itrientioln of 'yiie.Tg^l^
of the 2nd Biattalibn Duke; p|, tVellingtoin's; W_est
jRidiinig Regiment M the rj&trea't ! frpmTMoii?,
;v^® 7;ppera^iorjs ,;&^
SOO meji, hiaS/just ebittg ijito bte liAhda ^asya iihe H.«.S7
'" (3teeryer;'**); -It' giveis the regiment the hijgftesb pther H
s'erviri^.
p*aise, afaxL :is in keepimg/with ;the
Major-General &it\ Chai-lesi*
eoniiitnian(llngtli0 Fifth |>ivJSioii dt J^itis,
4; ::;" ':|ii8;.': 5^iMi!ri«-/
f tlie
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.
^ji-3?i||iB^v;i
nygienic. ? ^3^d&|^^l^!i
day^ iRe».: Q.-P.: ^'Ro')cias!9f>il|f;^ay>:ii*^@ji^
on th> 1 if e bf fchi late I.drd/R(?b0r^ ?% soiw*^
ari."; ;"The,splo|sti ; Vfiss;tcHf"»<)«f«>n
"p; beaulift»V solos,
their parfliofl, /but; it is tjfbiibtmlwh*%eriray 00)10 jj«ny
:«yer^n joy*d . ^e,>ris^-T«is'':go;^H ;';- ' :. / Much o f th(s»js«oo«i88
wfis d«» to ^ftdfBSf-v^hoL/d} ij ;:«Y^ryMii rig /; prisajbli^ / -'- 'to
;nia;ke;t^;''gu0sts;le'el;;^t:fert*.^;/',;'Th0 ' : T6o«!i;{; ,b;iid^bp
.
:'ar>tfy ;Ay; dleoratisdi'' '^h
}^
i^:;Aofi
ren!cb;: ;;;7^r.W;;-:B^r«niM'<
;ahd pother/;;.-in-'v;^tji«i;) . ^)rpg.i"i6R>tia#
;;Sb3'g^>wer;e?g(iT;^iii;;i;i|s.t® j;M^
Firth' And RarblfliF{»ste^;iRrid i lclilbailljy "West BiSi
. ...
the ;diaifee'"of-, tifee ^i
^airicy ''
bf Ev :' L./,
;Me>Ri|®sipQ^i)E3^
;;;:'"' '""" ^^0r^7i.^9]tii;;;7
^tijRiding ftegi*
.jectedl'^ith; ?i:; f\QW>:th^r;7fll;nes^17fot,/.:^r;yJcev?'aiSTb^j;^
: ^h^iBri^aiJio^; aaa
.. aad:;^h.e;.'^:;pl['e;s«St;".
y^tMf)&a^- he,.;:feh'ea'
autl ;fc; tfeisi r ;. ; veb^iii^-1
fic;;7parj;lcuiar -ntjfcicfe
wtiiiBii,/,7:.,tfaerft7.;>are ;
^
&fa' ;;~-:.:$f$f-Kai>$& $wl ments.
in. thei Frenches; the men are lpoke$
bbmfo*ta/My ^s^ caji be -^jp&^edl.^ /.-.Tfeey foax:
plenty of ^obd food Md any* itmbuni'of' to
bacco. Tahe big^tesfc7was:iq keep w%*m: but,in the
open ind in, contin'Uia/1 r^in. TFoif eight da.ya73ie
was; ;on dttty^arid;^7his clo^iw .were; neyj&r dir7, At
ihese .times,lie found .that thfli best thdng tb db to
maituiffl/in.circulation was to; keep On 'digging at ihe
tr«nohi side,, even if the soil was simply pUifcTback
again. ,&inb& the first ba/ttj^,'on th^>'-Mairnd wtoiiefo
he took part .too. lis Regirnent had lost nuariy inert
and officers, a large percentage being wounded.
Once he saw Sir John French. t On eyery hand
the trodps/are bheerfitl, and there te no doubt whatever on their piart as to the ultittiiate i»stl©i \Vheni
he left Ypree> wa« 1/ittle more thftni a h0iap of ruins;
tfen weeke' W'arjd^fin^s, h© »aw many]
sights vilja/gag in flames^ homeS'teaxlB
Arid ^iserable looking' .refugees, both
w;ornen and ohiMTOQ, Wiftjidering *bbtt4 the coun^tey
with mot ». oen-t/to call^^ tihciT own. 'He neyer s^w
abuse of fclbb -white flag, tftrt one
:-. ^'tixis
;:p\rury,,; ';^pi|ffwe-?:; ?;
.
. do not seem.of ;isiqu^/bla!elineas;(oii
jug blacker: than^tKe; other*) :you
AstignVatism,
. ind ^-tliij'/greaiest^
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r,,7H/J7lj^7;lt|^7;ib|;';palB.,....
"Ejotid^sri./ Alntsiqtcaflrfiaiil' Soofefe;
/!l7ke^n:/iate;reS|i;;ia^jSi^V ; age'3 / and;
;.-i;rii;;a'tid;;;tiB;?^g*geri^
^
J>riyer Frei Stariffl&eld, a wounded, !R.F.A;
who$e parents uye in Orossley Hillv ^iRebden
Brid«6. gave a vivid accouait 6f his experiences in
' " _with
- 1 the1 first/British
an intervieVs
He went,
', if tef leaving the
troops, .ssh'd- the fi«at niefht in
had ,a'surprise
railway, Ma
queer1.
Happily we got the .......
away/ and, then fougiht a retreating battle for
imaiiy days. For 22'days we then drove the en0my
' ' " rn.Ma.rri'O to Aisrie. During, this big-ad-
riinspectipri-the BlJtlitalibm; ^n^i». art;;
attackoa an erieiny rep»es(sMt«d*y t^67bo'niparjie9 of
the 6th Battal i&n^—-statioiied a /couple of niiles away:
The efficient waj in which theTiJbhadvalicedf^onipoirit;
vtd!|»bmt iri extaiatlisd Birder^ and the^ prbfttptitnde with
wiiicli thftrreirifprcfehiorits were kept up,^^ tbgst'hor with
the mttnn«r, of ^ taking coyer,-' were, jioted by the
in'apectitig stnff whb fbllciwea acrbss;cpnntry on horiebnok. Th'tii ;encmy,halving fasen located, th» BattaHba
crept to close range an<l charged with ixid bayonets;7";
General BaWock was pleased With th* behavibttr bli
'fch'i^ Battation,^and oOmplimented Lieutv-Gol, AtkinsODt.
dri tftftir .work; The Mtter, throirgh. the officers ;cbmmancTiug cbnipanieSj also coHveyoa his obmpliments,tb.
theiraei), iind Major Bugden cbtiiplimerited the 6th
ObmpaBy (Halifax)^in particolar.
vanoe; I saw tne most awful effects upon the civil , The efcipper of tihe Floietwood trawler Belnjojil,
rerxw-ts the firtdiiz^ of on
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-t_,?l_
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ri, we grieye to j?iiyj
c)^ 3'rd Diagobns^bns^ 6*en killed inaction
Tn», lisfc'of ; ttalifax .soldiars fallang in the iight is
being increased airttosjbdaily.
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;'. W'S'^egtret to TOoo^cl/tli©; ^
|ax; .soldiiOT ^ ;ihie =inbait. .- -^^..';^d
:oeistion-Btreieife, jhias : iifeeeived i^irniaiibin /' ttei Jseqr
8 pep c^fiit* on
pentj
•seta,.: .Lajnrie^C^rpl-' R^dib^ts.-Aifea.7Sit«fer': (8493)
te^Sd; 27, ;"B"; .Obmpiamy;,:,-2'ijd ^Yorfcs. Begiraseri*
wdis 'fcHI| e^''-^'.'';aic4kwi.\:,oto :-]Sk)iy'.'-i''2. ; Wker« -is '
efcatefd. , TBB/^sfeasod toad;'fieeii ? ! y6aHrSj'-aai
feuttoied fpjiH "Jwdi&ta iservicie. .i» /;F4B./ " iJ
laf^eir /;ibiie_biesaiime an laitteridiaiiQiii at the .Piietare
Hi&tisa, : ;W^rld''s /BHbV land by sftanei. vi&itarti- may
bet TOmi&inberieid. He WIEKS iiiniinaatri-ed, 7
i SSi-B. Simcocki 9, Baker-streot, Pellon-lan*, has Jtoformation that her son, Drmrimer Frcdoridc John,
^996,^nd Yorkshire R»gifljerit (Green Howaids) v*»
3ciJl««J JB iBOtioa betwe«ia Nov. 22 and 30; He -w««»M
;» b*en 21 y«j»rs of age on CbristmRa Dtot. Tie «0tt
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StfBB£
TELEHAEIFAX COTITlIBE/SATTraiDMv DECEMBEK S, 1911:
«xbdl apin-bually strong. They migrht
_ ^ essbnts from 'tihe War, He would
thiree inetanoe^ of "atrength." A man was strong
when ooh^idwat® to others, and like General Hugh.
Hamilton, wiho would never ask hio men to do
ainyithing he would not do himself, \ Some da.y
they magtt be in positions of auibhority, when they'
should sihow sbrenigth in cbneideriation for others.
To be strong a itxan must DO tborougiu Sir John
French gained Ijia . position by tvhor^ugihn«s8:, by
knowing1 his jpb., c Years agio Sir Evelyn Wood,
ii.spectiri'g .pJtvialiry barnacks,.: and ribticing a: voting
jnajor, a^ked wiiat he was worth. ; The eolbnel; rep-lied h« did not kapw,: but he spen* all spare; tiriie
'"" ~ 1ihig i;iiM|ita:ry; lii^tpry;; TEat ybung^majp*; was,
GREETLAND& WEST VALE.
Corporation Bhould b© a»lw>d to install at
apparatus at tihe outlets of the service reservoira.
AJs; it is improbable that they could b® compelled!
ttb take such a measure - by -proof of the present
',. J. A. Qttiairmby, .teadmiaabeor of _tfoe (3-reet- supply .being .detrimental ,to heaHtih, it was mpught
Ooanicdl Siohoal, tuadiarwaQit * ©etiouis opeona- tih«.t it wpuld be '«. fair thing if the cost of installing
" we tune piksaaed to stete is iand miaiiii'bain.ing suxsh an apparatus was cshiawged
on all districts using water from ieuah reservoirs
(including the borou,gJx of iljlaliirax), in proportion
to_ their opnsUimp^ion. of water.,
.
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From inquiries made, it would appear that tihe
cost of such tifeatriiestit by meoh'anacial filtetr would
not exioeed betwieien Id. and l^d. per million; gallons,, an4 fchia ops* to any Oounpil. woudd probably,
be less, than :the amouait isffi present piaid for .watear
imn- to was»a^ sb tzhuat in tie end there; would:; be a.
saying j quite aptait from th© - avoidano©. of ' cbiox
plaints from; tia'tep-ayors as to ;tlhie: jsuipply of
The trustees of the North DeanWood Charity
aire graiitingr £40 from the funds to provide neoes&ary articles for poor people in Elland, G-reetland^
and Upper Greetlarid.
,
In bur abcpunt of Ch« funeral of Mr. H; Fox, bf
W«st Valis, a; wreath was attributed to "Brother and
&eUi«j" it should have read ;" In loving rriemory
otifiy dear prbtuer frptn Nellie.'' .
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pngviriari w'asisgbbd;and r^igiou .
of one of the strbri^e^t Men th'e Airny eVer
•WJ$$:.y;4&®
,j';y;belbngiug; to
Ivja ;P.iblb ; daily.:;/ iaie ta*ua*ed in M*
given;up aa lost, !3lib
; -'.ever: teaching others to; dp the samb.
f re^i^ibnfcairiiixliated b^r:; prominent fishing ::, expedition: to" the ; Si3iJ?be;:lsl^ds.; 4; ;S&
Admiral dJelHcpe wiis; ;sig,htedv'by; other ;traw;lers, .''but-;-' Itever' called
Gb?n.Tfi'Unipn .ey^i*?: rtiprning;: pii /his flag1arid so;bn Nov. :20 she
The: greatvttfMriiSf: in' liJK'-w?as- to build bharab; hope;, pracidcally . $,baiianid',! sa-b'Q'V'b
^.-crbw:;-pf:; : ;iC:v^'Th^phief;
- iiyv^'diay in
;. I, may rnentiPri,
:iJte'iiMp.VjQi^
. _,.....,.-,,...,--.-,-, ,.
sorrie six or, eigM weeik^ agbv at thje^time ivlibn the
r^servpirsi were getting loyr, and epme itiiedlical ptaic-
himself
Gdd, and
,
^
S.
;lish-
-.
' Jba;
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^
^
;IV.?-;-iJfe^y^'^acbba^
'and .-.ffftetiioibi ;
^ainw^igh't, riiaitRem^
,IJI;UjGfe. jt. JBrbake, Bngi iish . and; F ren'oR jS
.
Fienolbi ;; John '
Dougias
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arid
a^iirhm-afeio
.
.
-F; ;-B^arle;f ,- W.
J.;;:w, Hoore
IVIr:. B\ Park, of .andxTL Sohofield
ges^
ti:ttib
A qujet) brettj^-.
Church, MlSpdy ois W«iHrtes>dByI
BbrnfersBt, .'and ; :Mias C
: special m&et;ing;;of the Eilanid Old: Age \Peosibns Frorne,
-OQiJiimitte'e was ;held aifc Souifli Sjputh .House, on daugbtsr bf ythe -'.'lait.i*
\T5iJiTisa3lay; .: tO': i consider. ; applibatiibn's for :; soldiersi'; strsst, iEltand, were niivrried. ;; ;Th^;;:c^^njonT; was; per/dependents.. I'll© pension bffioer subnii'tted three fOrniod by Oaooh :yPirjtef'-.-(.root,o^r)v.:.';-'Th8';;]bVi-d0jr.n«^i'tty'
reports, /wliich. tihe opmmiiftjee approyedj graiiting atti red in nav y blue clpth, yras jattencjfed fey M i sS; Park
'(sister1 bi'the bndegrppqi}; ;whilf, ;Rlri; B. Sc'ratiBhei'd
yi&$ best: man. V Anibftg-,;the pres^rits &ei'*a;:bouplVbf
papel'pictures- iaiid;:a'::J6wei;; casket^x :b'r*iS*n;ted:;;:tio;<: ;tbi
at: iihie weekly :Hli&6ting> of
Ijridb by^ her \assobiates in :the Elfend/
Y yoTiiig' meoi's ^kfi&^o
inhere ishe has beeri eogaged fbr th^ paist
M^i atid,w<>|n^.''.y
Mn and Mrsi Park tvill reside;a,t i^fotJWfe: :v
. eteolnoliiie P'riesijdetds.- , Tlbae '- discussibn,'
; was • '•:• & '
:;fc*r ; ;
' jjain-tings in, ^brdier : ik
iroiti ihai ;; parig.maii&d
panels
ii^^
tir
have .fcaid'
Walter Barret (83),
erfio, (?-:oHd> Greetland, wb
spinier; Wllioh took placj**' in GreistlaDd jjiBerftl lu
bn.;Skturday eV^aiflg,1 fras inquired jnto bjr !\!rr, l!}, H,
;npp/i lacoouti'te fpf:yi0a^ .eBdin^'il^arpfe.
.011) (district
tioToSer)••'•
iii
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'' on ; JVfoiadfty
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..t»itte
.......
v^aa; ; reduced, 'frpin £.5,:7.53 -,-to.
Mr;; A^
vias.; paid ,pff {sinking: fund, :aiio! ibjatorio BiritiaijQ '" tb ifee
^-,._....4ni:n^«^^;^^t'.p:;-.Si^^.-;re1 p'6T>i^
tJieir 1st mslalment. Tlie funo"; was i siilH
bopeii.;:! /;:-;;:;;:': '•-••:'-' ' v ; : ;;: '. - s^'-'v.v'-.; v '.;\s;.-'';'-: : --V^-' X L: -;-/---
DliBTBI^T tJOXJ^CIIfe
1?h.e alintlaJ gsath-ertrtg^ of:', teabhbra, rwufe;: held* J on
^ajtttfday^ .^ - : After;;,fea-> -the; :Stey: - V3^:. v&;:;^ Vanes,,
B;A;«»::i*^esiid^ '"and;;^e Vfpllpy^
;>,;Siff-~M.y. .Ituffiriessr ofteri brings me intb lha: distribt' pmoeia fpr -:;ihe; jyear;r :;Sueriieiiderits ltess^si';; A.
Hi5!;t' BBIGLADE cJ^rlSdkp
y i; Btiplrinijeja^P^iiti,
bf El land ,ftnd>West; Vale* .-.; -Twice: $1 ^ha-ra. ^iKid^tbi^eSip'
,..
. ;Sllb^J3^'^-Il
?;^-^>^f^-^tiig^^jl!attiSB^':
'""*:0tfi^
--
^ ,;|^(|EM^:;<)^^^
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; wife i 'ar tniif»; ; iaiifin
''ttsis^b f ha> vjia j
'i!^^
i,. -.-. « 1^ -.,-.; *. --
day:,ji. :UqMJle' amid Coraeiria,
; Atml Mia-iry iaad. .IJoMjie- J«wme» j ^U
it; Mr; an-d Mis. H : <34tr; .Mm.: Hp^aji;
^liidfrt)^ Mis. J. Gri&eawoiod and./Miss
iiagtioiiti-; Mrs;-,tcmnb MX! Mm. Biici^b^t^
aad Mrs. Crosateyj Mar, athd Mrs. WieeBi&ai;
,,
*; " In tofceai of reepeot arud deepest
eon;|)lo'5r>sfi "; Awufc' Ennaa aaid
'''
We. "E, Tjidsrosn* Sowiaribx
been^ a'dded.'.vto Sbwerby B^ige ^Library.
;biriv.' a'l'lV*. pli/^tiiLrtJ'd^/'eY&h-:
lie. ,,h'a'd a tiS8|i):i; th6ii:h4d t«^.
mttcli ::vb
^^
b^
'^^-Vmcpme,, othe^1 fcMri 'Ipatts^ £5.,486.'•'-.". Gtot of ,tnw
came; Irbm (^©nJeral ;District;'.; rate.-,: j^iTh'e; .' -.V-fint; ^btqiiies, xfoalirig xwitK ita^ipfia. ** .<wsa«v:
^14..in^abeiris',-;\yieiie presietnt at\-._ _
. \ J: .
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i
abb,, - Hayiij g, hd'^ fti .
fteurish*di
had marked
this
.
It was exceptional
s^'}c*
^ebBJi attendant disease 1*hioti sffeojied ;tl^ h<satt.
t is
it
in saying that h is maro bershi p begsn RS ; f»fe :ba<ifc;
;Fpr m
ujiithpss duties^ h«s^ cbiat;inue-d' aa: a iTblunt^ry
: i Hei.: |ta& rpbotered TaJ'ii^bi*;; serTibei.'; .'Jjpjt ^eiiljr
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Th6 heart Ms
Ito his ,
,
^yV to"
thembTetrs of ilie
B*<^pee8, ,oir : :
vt^pmgijptt, / Jj
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:'Mr'.;
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Miss
Seor&l
tlbotoiii
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tteb^^iiiKai; K.ad. beenTyetyy^B^.:;:
iSb^-;<sbpLd:ifQ; $^*fr$$:-<(& -^^fy
'
werre^r
: Ipaitidh
s^
'i
oti tb«swj geirisf^ll^, aiJ(i; has devoted/ skill^; 'fegulari^; ^ind;
:rev®rerice: ;tb the B^rvice bf ttie clyilchi* :^::;J$jiSV::;:f*Hpwii
chbir will;miss:hia:^
.
sa|egusird tlie csiiast an<j lungs against
perils of dkia^<j<)l^ <>r fogg^
Wv^; ^ : .
3Pep)B ax© i^a tinBqtiftllecl Jo* hacknxg ipotighiij cpld%
,;bro3iclu.tis,; il^ftiiaa ^ 0OTigrb» ; ^wheszaness,
cbiigli, drmip and. oimdren^ chest troubleau
--.,
fide'frpDa^Efu'didtirsfield fco^esjb "V?ale, ; and otti a nici
fliay;viib-;:is-^'t,r'e;^;;ind^di: ^':^r-;ft^^
new^Irain s^rTJee baslputi spma riew;l;ifeihVthe district.
It_has of teri ipbkeii £ very dall plftpe'tp n>9; not -miich;
fell, and would have geua off th« seat had ha aot been brightness afeiput the placed ; I ge^^p; retoPb; why Wesrt1
lead:; will b» fo)low»d ;!by
repreS«Ht*tiXrei3j and :tihat: kindly::
cheer
: W® enH
Elaad Church^
.
Btrppliy^'J-ffiadr;'."'clisfeioi!':- iot.
H,.-"; Sill/ :: ,'. ;;,
-' tiirre
sl
tli* cbbiitry. It is a kinaiy;t;^bjjg^
;lhb:;.-^OBgrega'tib^al ;: ;.;.Ghutbh^^
seriesi; of ^jrab^iLe
it;;-:of;-tite~""
' ~ ^brbiaapted
th^ui: trt 1 bbt^in; ;i|Piticle^ of;r. bi(>thiB^
^ifftrettsB^ &c^,; arid; fouwafiS-theni aa, Ghristirrias tpkenS
r^Mir.' E;
tb : soldiers :who have
; , Mac. -,
1,^ lie .'haying for :;hii3
i^
^: . .-
no .cause of
em
-'-e'.amTifftbn^ <an4 they" d<> mot;
;the!r;efore, thnrtfc ' it neceissaury
:' 'to'.:. j.oin ''in tll«f'' proposed
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.d^i&*.*'s1;^
. o'eibokV i ! Dp ^o 9 b'blebk ;h« saw Mitt
Rbout th»chibVaiW^ theva ' seexn^I to b» nothliBgcthe
ftiiattefi I^f ;9 o^oibpk hi §at ^y JBar^iit ^ftd i taik«yi
witli li|itoi IJ^l ^rd ; lib^
,btit said ha thbtigftlit- rather loo f^i to ; S o; Etliiftd
>b ^brk^rlle;, (^tness)
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.had
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about5,
mother and bro
; In the fighting; liiie> arid^ witb;:th* cpiours6
sands pf past scholars :f;rpEBi: the' -Sundwy schools :0f
..
.&43bn5h^
ttliere;; -w&r&i btrba^ly, .s^aikaing'^jlr^b vi%ya:.in; jppkdiigv
-^ ;i;h.em;.; '•'}. 0ne:;wa^ toj-loofc; upon; ;fee^;.«u? p?uredy;
; iliustraJiaons, and; atootlieir tv^
' ,
a<s.;.dteeo^tiKDihe:; /.;;:,: 3P;aam
pieoes':
: . being i.ohiieflyv tb
of ' (Jnra&biaai : .art
; ;. A;;tyeBtYale labourer, John-fiainesj ^di.ed^ Very ; end'<dfl^l|;iilb-:i@li i;aDd\o'kif.Th'u;i>sda'y.V'
»8 a; ji»b<?urei'by Messrs, ;K.:
jBllftnd, and vvas; ftsslstmg.' in: work^/f01* that fltrii
Pers*Tcrafice, Works ^ W'hen he collapsed i and 'di
Martlia, f-lanftali liarrot^^^
never ,haViiJg; : 'ha<i a d6;d<i«:r siric* :the.y
, :Gf , .' S/; ' 3*d
class'' V IsKBiT
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';;-.;;':;, 7>;-A'M':ip^^
/^V^^
of
bf: : tthings
Engineer:: w^^Mr;;- :S»;;{Eieiiwiietej;;;kon:;pf Mrs,;-: Ifeifc-.-. .'V --..'.I: i'ii
of 44, CJbeen-lEtne, West ^ale; : Hje was 40
pf. agey ^married;,' vvi'th-. tio 'faniily,' and 33)3iS<
for.. many.
years:'.".;'.'
":,, ;.:.--:"/'O;'.;:''.
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1 ''''i ' 1^
i^^^
: '^^!,•'-. :
as iwok^p art ;ilhe;y
iiip^fs ^(D^i^;;-; ;^";^^
.
-of:; an^prt^QC^::iir:;a:Y;piaiii^
so; risueh tihe ssnibjeot as Ife tii^fem%£|; ofi ;i4,
Men'^Gwii1
_.
.....,..,,.,.... .. ^j^.
sttbject ind l^a^meirt : ^re Si : iiitijij&tbly
*h^.:it ^a$:dimc^
•<&;... .
; artistes
and >en;<iexii-;;;, :.::-;;v^;\ •^'^.'•.':^:: ; A?: ..i";;f::.' : . -^v-H- - : Cliuioli)i^deliver«l an
P« ' .- :A}»JtC6-/--iXOOiCl '•:. OI;; ' |QOjliurt9riTjO:. ; XTJ^JLO»
M,
j^ij^juicw .-o^ a-^.vt '<
iro-iaiyu.y
,wjui
. £!. .
.,
;T)i$;; chair-was,oqbtipied;; by IVEm eejit ttem ;- :tp .
. j_av
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annuat
night.
ar, of HeRthftrstone, Halifax^ granddivuglitor
pf tfte :El^
0 -^^tlatidas a injsSipnaryi; Shi» v Was abcbnibanied; by
husband,- ; SlrSi Bjarte gave i^ brief ^ketch o'f'her
-'-
ia my s^
Pfe§i,::;:]p.,,;5Eeniti; -Ib^i0erlyj;'%ai^tna^: a|- tne^iWMtp
Hptels ;Sebden Bridge, ^rid'A
iwiitias 5o,, iad; dfeais &L, tar
3i,000. o ?T3feie |Da,v© teen 39 base? yof i
liey^:;iiiiimibrist.;:', Mr-.
...., BrjiSge, HIS bajitiBiai At 'Httlir;^,^^^f0a3v;
~ ":"'' i 1 . :; " t'::'.tiie'
'•'*'-• ' '" ~~~~"~-~ "" ~* ; " •'"•~ ~ f- ' --"~~>J!~r~ ---T-» ., - -'"'".. "; .•'• * « , : *- Tl.'S'SluI'Gy--J iax by tih* ;JKe.Vb-Qh^rlis Atntor*, hi»> : work;'= as a local
;
's;.j&VEll<a^:^^^
rende>ed^by,|^oliniyi, """'''"
1 -Miss --"A^a;^^^i---':ia^^p^d^-;
'.::I^i*--:-;
h^:'-se.l^b^;-;;|i'o;stefc!
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-• -•••^' --- ^...-.-. M;
Burial VCJ^^
FIBSTi
J815 as a nii^sioriafy tp Gey loni/(he
iricrldJEiin^:^«J'3^:-m$^^
&¥*?
:
,vv,.
^i|rfAN7;^pi3?sg!;
ft
;;^:;;
v,.
Bftlf aladjl^ith^jrisiiiffrlta^lahistbr;
,.- ,,-,
; tag
JHebdfen 4
laissiohary work later^fthioiig the Babimaaas iti; Sbutb .,..._,..., ....... . ,,V-,, T ...__,- ;(5i:re1^^sp-/theit;.-;b-ustoria^
camfe ior '1^ p^::^ r:$$*>*?^^^
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p^^^e^Bwix^
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Ajfri<S«,;;/:.He"di«d
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tendered vaoarit- , .by-;\:.:ti}ie : . i^igia^tibii ibf ^.Mf ^ '; Fyv
Milrier; vappeareo;; bjisfpre:'vtihe ; cbmaaitfeej^ (she: filial
y;sbn :B,.: Mi*bhBil» «wlib ibr
____^_ is^^^^^-^^^
Bllaitid-Bciet; QfS^(W;iFpaia.y;;
^
j ehould^
The monthly m0et|ttf b| th*
« School oh ^Thurfiidjaiy night j| :pr«s^«nt^Mr,;>J.
:":
After th® District .Ooiwicii nieetihg oft
etening,
Ocr. S.:-Lumb^v W<-\, '.(chairman )
tertained the menibers of' the/ Urban Authority>and
the Belgian: refugee.s; rsisident: at/ EllaiBd^; tb;suppeh
During the evening : musical i iteMS,f ',&is^, w«9r«;>coatrifeuted, Belgian members ; 'bf : the company rendering
'WWe:
;^
;.;f!Pii|Wi^;-;;;^is:'; ;-^.!3till;;:;;;:: wpb:a;£;:;tl!i0
;will ;: -;Bispjarediy;;/;:;,\:tn^k(»;;:t,jbe;r';;wrat^
i'lb-ji'^'jBn.S.^-lth'a^^f^ih.aia.d^^ipi^
'.Hifl;-10iilu.^;i^]i;ofl;'^jiB1;.:-t'hiKti'-'-,th-il^'i --^.ryi
war'""wbjjild
briog0bu;t^;^b
"'"' "/ft'-war
""
- - - - - ----for universal
wbald
frbiri 4h' is; strvi:g:gl^ 'phast^
that <>xir^ caijiso is gopti,; that ,v?e atrbv« ;fbr peAce: tb: ;tlis
v*ry. Jlast ' - tabine^l,^ -:that:^ now. ':;: we ' ;' ;ai;«' ^'figh'1^gV:: fbr
^ J.P.i, presided^ ;:;Ai3p»"cin) rh«etHig iWaS;:
, when Scorrepppnd^rice from the
;d was subtnittedi A letter of Noverober 4
set:out : that;;'Hhe Bbard do not expect the sewag*
,^
On "tuBSiday, m/hioxito'U)^' 'of-.'-'tafe
':Lewis Bailisy. ...'.AJter tlie^vrepiasifc; diamcang
dixlg-ed in, the ifiasic jfeeiijng S'uppli'ea by ."V? . ,,
ton's/Band. Scrags wane ,j?eftl1deir'&d;b:y'..MesSrs.
aJf
was ''jnjSSfied m sMyw^s :^^1Btei^«^;:
- :-i - 'i/lt'j "- JI * -y-fcptijvl- - - - Tiri-frW"'^"^'" '- ^ ii» « fc-W"; ';S*'i3'3ute.- ."-"-" -'
i bj; MisS
' Kitty E>a»& i wllo kindly; gjive
iih^ir pwm
03!k
^arl;irjiG»Uirried
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blapk veivflthiity, jtyititm^d ^with-gbld beiiv
'*!-;-^'.*
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tempbrary<statidBs:
^ and.; Miss May Town (ebusvhv f;Mr. A|?c
Whiteley (porisiti ojf bri^egrobBij ; was Jbssjtr Irian, iaixd
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fflr.;
Brpadbant brpther? {(gropniiiniaii)'. ^SltSi iSrpad-;
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the r*c>ui ting st^tibn; bf^ijed iti N«*tf-*di nbt;e3cbecSt«dvTh> f^iot that brjily' two
cfiIeV;:and ^ lab; ^grispliaft
RBy^i1. BK Ciinlifley^Tl^., fcpofcvthjai ^dding: iiri eirdea; in iiaiiSMiig tH© HJi^tbeir on lihe
The recepti ofi ; was he Id at :|he r Jub i lee C&fet EGa Hhi^refioii'©Meisit: down, wiAesr
.flibi;epl.';,iA;:-riH^
opeyativsi rlall bn Wi|s|pe8d*y to hf a'r ;MW % t^ill JtotiS,
bandi,<ift<;eo fbrJlSarllijgt^
British; Etopire, ' Prpoeedinig
tb enlarge oa toisslohary
i
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thje^ISulrppean
.'
whicji had^eeh grotisipg
the:;':o3t-Pr^?ideiit ;shbvfei|i j;; he^; Moh^mttt^danism
riatipril, (|«irimany^ la
^.-'i-a/'^the' W;SeVe'r»l;:'"- courifcriea 'v:::ia the
'
, _,,,...... : I, arid how Christi^pit^i*'l is jtoarytflloHaly
aprearflng Jri IftdJA -ftnd: iri China ftt a: rtite that tjia niis<
- - - - flottib tbflcbpc with) tile etf*ot jn ;the
Ghiniay;Including Oantbn,; jyhero iha
nthly imeetingbrHebdeh Bridge and Dijstribt tfhie :
>rs, feeing jpiartiqiilarly stnitilttg - withiri ;H«1 jef Coin mi tie* was; held bn '^odhesdayi Ccr. A.
'Jiyiiig-lnoibpry.; -\;.>;-.;:v/.;.;.-:r:yi:,:,-\|:'--" !'- ; ^'..•••^j;•'? ;:'-"-; i-^"'i "^tt-t.is!i;fl^?P^|^a:,;t^t^^
:' ;. "Th® i^e»s.• W^Guthbjferti'itiid ;)ttJT»:iQa;pealsp took-part ;ftnd well^cared fbr* Arrangements were;}ii h»bd fbt a
in; tfaw in^feti0|)( tod 5t vbtft idi| thfinks' WaS spokoui^tp',> by :ariited gatlierittit of^Ibcal refuges. Mr*;S.^gdfen (cleric)
J^r/:j.:-:8.;:i^ar?ispvn;ahd^^
distress wft8 svideritly 'deereas'ingi In r ; Sd
Far/ar r^plyihg;;: ;The aiin<iiirit raislBd for tlie; fbreign;
aid,- 'Odti;: ^25i:::aiid:v,N:ovV:; £lf.::=They'ha
missions it, Gri-iiieifcirtndfife th|ii< fintitversfvry is £19 llsiTdi,
0rid|ei 2 rlebtbbSt^l!, '2 Blapkshaw
If ci; :;
al Hall works to be compl«»ked iri:six: months, br^^ny snoh
,.. ._. ., 'M:Mjf:- peripdy and : if; satisfactory progress is; triad** with::
elud
l^edoifl of_:Burpp6 and;the; World.;:; ; All partiesUfl Mfy
^
h5ai
ing thft lesspns oflthiai War*; :A timi\bf war shbuld^ba
a; time; of riibr* ^tjiftt ;pt«.jt«i; j mbre 'thpuglitf ul hei!j»»; ;:
tooTe thbrbugh «si6 pf thb taeans of grkpe^ riibrcs ra^ttlar j
attondance ja;li :the feprvafeS :pf Gpd's;. house, eispeici*|ly';
''. ; ' ;th9^.gr^
iat&rbessipn fbr;bth^rsj tti the libSy
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when; ...;][
anibag you tiling tne that I Bhit>n,rd Bad littl* deep
epiritual lifeihdr*. 1 »m afraid there was aipro thin
ia gra in bf truth i a that 1* ttorv- Wi» i h Jivo sp-cal lod ' succossf ul' ssrvicoa at fasti vals, especially those which ara
not the* Church's .; t'«stiVftl8>; BUCK - as harvest
and Sunday school anhiverSaJy : but thegraat fastivals
of Easter, Christrnft% andV Whitsuntide'., are sndiy
negleot«d» Those; wlib at1* oorifli'mod soon gfow tired
of;cbiriing to. tba Holy CoMmunion,; 1 do not wish' to
grumble, touch less to sooldj but fkcts>speak for thwrnselves. W® rarely lVi>VenVbre than a dozen peiopla a't
Holy Coruniunioa on Sunday'. The Holy Cortiuiunioa
weak-day iritsroession pervicft^ in ' this; War-tima; pannot be h«ild tiS no one comes. ' I have expi'pssod.iiay
wiHingness to hold these serVioss at; an eiirly hour'
but no one asks' for theai ;_ and the intercessioh !Servic<5B,oriThur«di<y nights ara vary poorly>ttendi»d, and
I fe'arlsprrii!! stay awsy f^brh Jthe Sunday ovbHsong
beoaase they dp nbt w^nfc to r6tiiSiitt' >fpr t'ha iriterceaeiori sevvic'?, and do not quite Jikft: to vv'alk but,
vl
know Ay«^ fere not f«S»lifl'j»,thb pinch artd stress.p'lf'..' wftr,
1 ku;6W many are tired from working /bvertinve. .Bufr
the .fact that w* ar« rapre; "fortonata hero; timrt many
:^li«i
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reoeaved piaymiaijit <. foo1 ;atrf>eitw3 ra . . _,..._._.,. __
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n'L ? Tlie^'AiCiob(anltlaiut repli^X'iCte&tSJaia
)9r; was; --«.blte--.ib6v-vgt!r ;-;'
of -te
.
. (lies:) related ;bjis: esof; /the:: J^Uaea,:
Mid
ia-jpulrriey tb
re
etc.: Hb Wias of
the
miJl for:
^ dirdJil too: jihe
^C^
.
and. C<sr.
GOT. J. Bates eaa'd fibiiis wtouLd; be
Jfetdrd
-libj^y; .hfflndxbeen: ; k> the pjiiuircih in; 12
tfebiiji^i&t; tfeey; .slwyuiM' iaJce. a; widieir :
fal%ese;iihffijQ^ ioiiid 'give: Noaiii&dnifotrmiiSit
a c^a.'rioe;. ; G^
CpiL:: Xifed^ara>d ; MA E*e^ineaa!fe to/^teil?^
jireili, brat:;Uie ,;GpiL t pepped tihafe lie vbsudi
E>isifetiptv:0c^eil:- Offioe; -bcyidy niiade iuirangietaietD'te witE: Oaaipii:
"Bbjai:
tb:
:i
sit
,
,
fee Jhadi b|seii; ; v a- inill
: pf. '. ^hicli, : were? \fPiind
''' ,', jni. '. thb
the work dl^ring'theifiUspensibri the- Iliv4i'8,Bbard will
,
have nO'pbjection to agreeing to anotri«ri suipQnsiprii"
'
evidence ;;:dhpiW'ed
tell if
Menibers who hRd Interviewed .Dr. Wi 1 spiii reported
.
tliath6;gaverib^nd'to; uriderstatid ;that; if the; plans
_<^^A^JI^
before fthe: Ipoal ; court :s'he admired :iitie Pffenc.b.;
lacted ks :M:d;;'' Measr& L.' Ba^iey wad/G.
arid
report which bad ; bsftrt obtained: were?
'inside.: AnPtiher.. keiy-was ;'p(r:bouiried,:;ainid
members; weine^present ;oirjt" Wedteesdlay itt
made use of,, they should be sobrnitt«id to ths
were tlib
.
opened. - - •• vTJpiSifcaira;
"Newsbmei ' was
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of Quieeneifeiuiryi Gotuncil.
bateih'.of
Local Goverrinierit Board within two nibnths, but if
la*rivled.:in;.;Hebde>a- lying on his back; in--.'ie .tlii
other plans'and reports had to be obtained^ th^n, he
Bridge vbii T'u6sd:ay., said, after b&ing welooimed
to; nave died / wliilst; in hiff
R. ;j. I)enliolm;r
: (Mr; • .,
cfpnsiciered theCounbil should have three taptithsi in
., the
,
' "(Gone,' -A. ••. Suteliff©,
g-avb evideraoe fpf ;"having
ranee, -. Ibctixrer, :was: at
w'hicn tb place thetu fe«fore thd Bbard, On that /'uti!'--. botliam) o?i tbje 6tM«aaent of Ewsoottinte he faad
J.I?.),.;,. fcliiey : wierie- tftkeil.. to:
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b'bdy-,-.- anid'M.; Ms opinion, &« ; man f !bat$ been .dead
mdtfcted
bo:
iriieimberis.r;
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hiaidybeiein^
v«(ry;/.iiite*i
e
eii
5h.u-rch during last^^eelirteri^,,..- -.: , _, ; ._..,
fjer|tiiridihg the Cburioil: aiit^ori^edVthe blark ;^Mr* J,
3?BBoideiiT[iCiei
this Pardisih
ftiriiielied five (xf elix :diayi&, probably'.'a^ %vebk."-"T!h.e paiuse of
b '
of a series arranged .^thrbu^tptiii tine St.
Gla^Ksbtt) tp consent to; an brder of the Halifax
:wi;
b
li
dea&
wia^,
prooalily fietnoirAage ott the braiin,---A
,
o
: ^circ uit. . ?v At the J mbriiing;. service;; at^fcift
Gouttty Council in th¥tesri»s ;b| th^ ; draft subm'jfctedj
tFhanigh.'
Verdict of dearth' ;ffomriiartju.r^l;causes: accoirdiing to
.
- \?e^eyad--Chr^i!ch:-'b^.Su^-'ay;:.^P\*^: v-.-vr'-;''4
and decided:; tb> ;'f»dvfertise for: competitive iplans j
iihia medioal evidence;,^ was returned,
r.,: : J,
h''ftpi*^-'.an':d^reports;': ThfcBrtibutes vv®re,app
" preached on '' ; T^;-;:b1)i^r^'O!WW^^V'JM/e%^--^A^
Belgiaai :
(deputy cflierk), . :aicKn.K>'w\li&digiinig! :t
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the - evening Mr. ^eunbliri's subject : was;::; :; ; M.:a&,§;
' by.
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afeb diib ; to tfce jsua;ve.yor
; By the dfeath of Ijiliss teiiiily Aan Atkmsori, 139^ \Bo\;chief end." :At: the l^et.^^^^^^^^.^n reported;on an ;irit«ir*;iew with^ the chairman
ton Brpwi on l$aturd«*yi a; farniJiar :flgur» haa been
excellent attendance;;' On J^nday- everiiri^.Jto. chairni'k'nf:fi>f^^ the /Hnddersrlsld; Tramwaysj land their
la/ro 'i
rem bved. She wfts on ly; 37 y »arfl b f age. A dan ghter
Deriholm; lectured •< tp.; *he- : .child*en.: pfavv; ^a-ae
of :th p;lat«i TVfr.fand Mrs.
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the Sid;:;fere from Huddersneiy to ;B!land, The
farmer's fright," illustea^ng; his. ppints withaahterri;
..iss Atkirison; has, tak«ii
5s. each, : w«&e»Kly; :
.
ibniasUed fprvthei,..stsgej to bs brought tb the
slides
Over'--fche proceedings;Mr.; W,;Iredale: pre. E.
part' in the:controlv of ths basiri*ss sifted the
sided Mr. W. IJ...Diickettbeing;the\lant6rnisi;..yI^ter endi of the footpath; Reading across ;the; Banks, and :, . .G-csPi BrsiggB. esaM'^.tliey nxusifc offer
deatiibf her parents a ffew years ago. The deceased
;of ;'S: al'e(m.
Mr, "penhplm lectured;, ; tp. oWer /people., on 'The; this the^ bhairnianlptomised to ; teCotQaiend; With tiaras ftojMr. LoB.gbot3iiaini on his 50th.
was; actively associ»tied.. ''with^ Bolton Brow Wesieyan
menace at honie; or ^he natipaial; ktipottarioe:; pf refsrence;to :th'a'-;sdggested; ;fcfttnSf«Jt ;fronl the fep /of, b>oth;a,m a gaieait number . dfyfeEum , Wbj;en ;
Church, arid' her de^th will be' deeply mourned.
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'tempemjice; " ; Mr. J/; W.-Goliinson, bf; Halifax,; West-gate t0 Ifest Valej ; the; Huddersfleld: chairnjan pto
:-;Th"-e^-'in)teimetl,i f ;-;t(jbik v.:--p];aioe .quietly
'pn Wedthis ,Boaa?d; i>f. :GrimMa.<05a:^ '"lie
they hftd;dis6;usBed the snl*jectsev6ral times,
,-fill for ptharBk
Advent, theii,. comes to us with a
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had be©B expected, tp preside,, but he,-,was unable.to, said thoy
concert was : given in Hbptpnstbajl
could aot;seethsir way to. grant trie request eriee.pf itiiieiiir'.:.GiQrk. ;: Mr.
special, call this year to roiisa ourselves to i'rash
'tee present and the chair .^aS^occupied^by^ Mr. but
M'fea;;'^''-^n-n8<to.-v :toplt : '-.'-ia«iia'vi9-.
on- Saturday .toyeni^ig; uridet-: /the:
garfed'
as
;
poaie
of
i3ie
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of
ElIfiiid
;V
<
it
wbuld
.set.;*'
preced&ntv
and
tliey
had
nQ
efforts
to
w.afre,
and;
watch,
and
;'pray«;
I-trust)
tha
James Lumb, supported yby the Sev:: S. .-B. Evans ^d.; y toes ;:= iu;:;;B(uddersneld, ;.;.:> ^p:. hopes for the Nioartlu : II fe said la^yilhisng, ;t3iey
interest
in
the,
casing,
business
"built
up
by
oppbftunities
of
this
aoascm
wilV
not
ba
allowed
;
to
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teasftbr). During the lectiu-e. Mr.: D4nhplm: .quoted ^transfer b»ing grnntBd were held out. Ccr.
ia tlip cliiair, .made an uirgent appeal ffiitheiV: arid she was; :&;\vigilattt .wprke¥ pf^Bn
-iJhie
^ ^4- d/eeisdpn
' ' advice
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' /wq.®
' riot' f,air
' off
a pronbun&eaient.of. the Kaiser' in; 1910. ; :-. Iri'-ttte
-, ...-., ,,,__..j, men:of • the: diistriot tb ..offer.their 6$r-" Broy?;: t^esleyan' Chuircihu,
ier?;vfit'h a deputation
.repbrtftd' also oil an it
"The; service was taken
next war, said the -German .: :flmperor.bri: Chat: oe> of thei Obnntv^CoiiriGilifesp iCting the estate!ish.iii«.nt of ...... ..,,, ...... .-,..-.,.. .-.^-r,,-. ..... .,.. said it liaud
vibes tp the' Ariiiy.:: In ; a .brief; repo-rt,. th» secre- by Bev. J; A; ^anes. 5-'".- . : ':-..''.'--'., ::. ;;;-;;: -::' ?' . ;
' oasion, victory will rest ;wi^i ^tiie^fo'rc^s which .cdri- a (Hspefisary ill, Bllanfl' tp; serVd HJlIandj )Qr«etlaiid tos gopid forbtuiie tio. kiw>w thie Gferk a good
tary ;said they had pliayed, seven niatclies to date,
The^ rjiourners, in coaches, T^ere :" *
At G-jfeetLand Council, held on Monday,
gume the least .alcohol." Z, The lecttire was ot an
", : and part of Barkisiftrid yiaa,rs.: : He tr/wsbed toe .i^oiuld ihtavie.;"
; tih<!ree; and Ip^st foxtir.; ;;;;T5ie secpnd 'fea-m "ng'ures
l.st-^Mj-ss 'Atkinson (sister); .Mr. : Janies' "Robert
wesra ; preseat; Ccrs. W , Eta-meri v J;P : (ohairman), wpn.
instructive character,: ,. .--. ; /'; '••'••'••'••:••." '•{.• ' .V-' ' ;'
were exactly: th© Same1 . . .r~ItV wias-:."nbii.--.-tp-';-'-b;e-,- :.'ex*'
and P:ixbyt , The co^iin:itteeagre;ed that the diRtricts . tbam He had r©iieiiitRy-r-(iieair,; feaar).
K. B^Wbod,: :J, ;E. Binins,, :^V' Shackleton, W. -But- pet|;e^;\:ith'at';'-'ith.e'.; .ci;ub''.bPt;ild;;dp.as well as iiast.:year, Atkinson (brother), Mr; a-M .Mrs.,' Thbmaa Lewis
should petition the County Authority. > ;
;: ,; ;
.
W A. Barker, Wi"Bottomfey. D. W. for:'- several players liaid' ioined. the colours, , ;H-e Atkinson: :(brotHer and: sistor-iri4aw), Master, TV H»
It was reported the ..-Halifax: postmaster .would meet
<saairyiai.g oiut ,thie;:en.- 'terwoirth,
At. Masonic Hall, Eliand," pn; ; TTi^dayv: Ht: J.
:
Atfcinson.(nephe;w),
Mr. : H. "Marsdien. > .;; .
Smith;--'; J-v -B..-.'.JEElI,'-.-'S. Naylpr, and ;W. GLedhill.
;witK negiairtd. to, Qv^irflows, a&d The
the .president's special prize for
E Horsfall w.a» ; installed ;Wprshipf ul Master .of a deputation to discuss the Question of aa: ; early post
: 2nd Mr. Fred- Greenwood (imele), Mr^ and Mrs.
Nuisarice
Inspector,
Sir.
J
H;
Robinson,
rewaSworth giving for
Bavile Lodge: (1,231), a large compiaDj: assembling. of; lexers ;forTrelan<l. The conii^ittee agreed tb inak« that, with Tiesipieiot ;to tlie remjaiiriidjBir,: tile Eivers ported 1 base each of typhoid fever and scarlet
Haign; (uncle and auni)^ Mrs, . Joseph Atkinson.
were >in a; gPod . poMtipn,;: haviri-g cbmmenoed / the (aunt), Mr. ;Sarry Atkinson (cousin). . .
for the cereinony. ; H>6 inveB*e.d. his \omoers as applicatioh to the Pdstniaster-Gfeneral for sub-olficest .Boarid be 'advised thiaA ;Hie0ars.. ;]?<>5ter arid: Spa fever; both treated in oSvn houses.
The
typhoid
at
Up|ier
Edge
and
Biijoklpy.--Tlle
Olerk
reported
he
liad pipoipoumidteid a eobj6me wlienifeby ^efa
,w.ith.-ia>' balance of £10. T<he first half of 1 Srd-^-Mr. ;and I^Ers. Throp (uncle and
follows-: W."-Bro.- E,. J. King, I;PcM,; Bxo. H, A.
Plans for workshop in season
received plans from Hal!fax Corporation for : trade effluent, 70,000 gialEota.s diadly, would be patient died Nov 22.
tlte programriie wiais ah. bnjo'yiab'le concert by Mr. J. Frank Atkirieon (uncle), Mr. Tliomas
Boberte. S.W. Bro;-.F;,, Mills; J.W.; Bro. ; A. E . had
ithe Gaidar and Hebfele to Elland Town toeated by tfeinseilves; anid ^9 the CJonwcil th,ink Grxeeiiwood-street, and wiarehouse .behind .-the
"
; " Mbrry: BiiterifcainerSj" and later; a (uncle). Mrs; Jolin Lorigbotiiom (auM).
Mander,' chaplairr; W. B-rp. G, Marsden, treasure-r; tramways/from
the proposition, of the Chairman and Ccr. tihien tbe ,works; 'wilii s be 'aMfe to tfieat .tne dtlie* Glotniers' Arms, were approved, ; The Clerk was
play, "Tlie New Waifer," wias given.
4tli- Mr. and Mrs. Wbrsiok (obuiSins), Mrs. HoiW Bro F A. Winkw'Prtih., seoretary; ,B,ro. -T. Ball.^On
Kastwbod, theSfi were passed to the General Purposes sewage wittuout cpmplia/iiriifc, thie _ Bio-acrd Mlipw thie instructed to write owners of property abutting.on Tlh© pMceeds ware diivided between the club and den
(friend), Mr. W, Wig-gleswbrth (bousin).
Wood, S:D.; Bro. W.: H. Handley, J.D.; W. Bra. Conittiittee.
'/.. 1... :" -' ' ''' '' ' . '.'/ ' . '. . . V
road, to abate a , u>ui&anoe c-aused" by the local diisferess fund.
m&bbet''. to etairid till iifc is ttbonoiigMy ascerifcMaiad
-v -.: , 5l1h-^Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood': (uncle arid
J.. W Broadh-ead, P.P.G.S.D., D.O.; Bro. R. M,
surface water flowing over |;he footpath.
The
what the works'can accomplisli'.
aunt),
Mr.; and'Mrs. James Gfeenwbod (tmble^arid
Brooks.'assistant'D.G.; ;:W. Bro. W E. Smithies,
_ Lamplightera
a,n •,"•.'•'.
aidnriaincb
Is. treasurer reported a balance of £2,666 , Yorkaunt),
P P G D .admonejr; Bro.. I/. Holt, organist; Bco. GBACE / RAMBDEH'S:: ;; SCHOOL. weekly.;. . ./,'-' wene
. . '; : ;;given
'..- . . / of '.-.-'
sh;ii?« Electrical. Distribution Co. wrote, in reply
Gfcli: Mrs. Lumb (aunii); Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell
H Garside ; I.Gr.; Brp, H. J ToPgPOd/ O.G ; BTO.
to_ the ciuegfciPH i^hen bhiey proposed to bring eleo(uncle and aunt), Mr9. Saltonstall (aunt)".
J.' E. .Newsp'me, S.L.S.; Bro B : Muff, 3-^-& I
'tfieity into the district, that they had been seri7th -Mr. and Mrs. Wilson (uncle arid aunt),
B«ro HE Ma#ede(n, S.G, j Bro. I; Thorpe, J.Sv;
BY
ously delayed, by so many of their servants enlistMr. and Mrs. ;H. Clay ton (friends).
and Bro Rev. D. B. Lewis,;assistant S.v . .
ing, hut they were endeavouring to have a eupply
Tihe prizes ..and certificates: were distribu'ted to tihe
8th Mr. and Mrs. McKeilzie,, Mr. W., Wray, and
.After an exoelleni ba-nquet, a length v. toast list boys
available early next year.
Geo. Ingham & Co., Are.. Bririvalled for all Irregularities; &c,., they speedily Mrs. RobinSbri (friends).
at Gxaoe Ramsden's School, Blknd, on Mon' ;.'
.- ' '.
was presented.
Tihe loyal toast vtS£<: that _ of Wie day by the c-h-aiTmati of the governors, Archdeacon
Ltd., _Pi'osp'6ot Mills, _a;sked if anything had been
afford relief and neve? fail to alleviate all suffering.
SALE AT NORWOOD GREEK
9i3hr"Mf.
and Mrs. Wiseman, Mrs Tordoff, arid
Grand Lodge we're proposed irom the cli*ii% and Norris. -He oongrafculiated tie school on th© suc^
dpite iri coftn-eetion with housing. They had pre- They supersede' Penny.rtfy'ai Pil Goc.hia, Bitter Apple, &c. M*9. Pickles (friends). .
:
to the latter W. B.I-OS. H. G. B. GfPen, W«* York- cess of one,old boy, Eric .Coatee, who had won a
At Norwood Green district Church, 9h SaturJay, ths viously written. _ The Clerk said the matter was "BLANCIiARD'8 are the Best of all Pills for Women:,"
lOth Mrs. L; - Clay, Mrs. Crossley, Mrs. Ainley,.
Soid
in
boxes
1/1$
by
BOOTS'
Branches,
TAYLORS'
DRDG
Go.
shire Provincial Seoretafy, and Townsend (bydtey, scholarship of £100, for 5 years, at Oxford. .He j annual sale of woik was held in the school. Rev. C. still UK ster coiisideriation.
'....". -. - Bran<;hes, & all Ghcrniste, or post, free same price from Mrs. Broadbent, and Mr. and Mrs. Uttley
Austraba), responded.
Bro. H. A, Boberis^pro- had been at Heath jusifc over 2 years^ this w,aa the ; Diggle, curate-in-oharge, s»id the undertaking was on
:. nead. the loillowiipg letter,
.
LESLIE MARTIKi 'M Chemists, 34 Dalston-Jane.London (friends).
posed Provincial Lodge, W. Bro. A. W. liaw, second mathema'tioal sohodarship won by a Grade; a reduced scale, owing to:the war. The proceedings cota
'" "-'< f.poim tbo Hippeiiiiolme
Tihe eofikiv of biiowii'-oa-k, hsA silver casket
ITree Sample and valuable Rookl«t,. .post free id. stamp.
Miericed with tea, at which thers was a fnir attendance.
P.P.G.D., implying.
"The Army and Na^y
Ramsdeii old boy during this ye<ar frorn HeiathJ The
and tliiia iaiscriiiititoni :
, . , /.
-,--:' v Nov. 27, 1914.
stalls were presided over by the members of the
was appropriately introduced by W. Bro. H. .H. School.
The gaining .of these scholarshipis w.as | Ladies-Bowing Union, The proceeds are for the ^Tihe Hipperliolme Council have on ma.ny ocoa"";/ EMILY ANN
Waller. P.P.G.D.'. .and W, Bro. S. Dyson a.nd^Brp. largely due to tihorough groundirig. Tlieira mighifc j
HALIFAX SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY,
aions
found
ftliat
the
water
supply
to
tlieir
district!
building
fund.
,/
B'omn Juily
There was a good attendance on Sunday at the VicCapt, Kirby replied.
The 1P.M. P™*****. hls not be'-one of the largest schools, but it hapi a j
Died Nov. ,28,', 1914.'
/
successor in the "chair,, and Bro. F. MiHe tbe re- mame for sound teachittg, which should ©noourage <
Tlie
prespn'teiiive patherinEC of visitors.
W Bro. ^^ them to -make up. t'heur mind's to win, and. those j Another parity of Belgians, seieoted from the
for use. and, in consequence, large quantrated lecture on "Through the Rhone Valley to •. BratteT^oirtili. J. Brigge, W. Brioaidbent, E. S]
ailso toaMed the Irwta.'H.insr Master, W. BrP. J W won who .make up their minds to. do; so. If .one Halifax contingent, arrived at Hipperhokoe on i.ti-tiea have been run away by consumers in the
the Italian Lakes." The views shown, a numerous I mid J. T0 -J 1- *•
BroRdhead.
" The Masonic Charities, honoured started in & race, k'nowmg thiat i he had ,a good Tuesday. The names of the visitors are Emileand
at the call of W. Bro. J. H. .Dyson.'was replied *o binanoe, he entered with good spirit.;; but. if, on the his wife. Madam© Van. Mol and two nieces, MdJiles. endeavour to get clean water, thus causing much successioB of lovely isxecutpd slides, were linked toge- j :Flonail triteuteg wane seait by tihi'e. fdtWing re, cpmipiUmt fTOm natepayers, arid an. increase iri Hho ther by chatty information, racily delivered and with; lativea and firielwte: " e 3?yvm tlie sorrowiaiff
bv Hie ^.airman of the ooinmittee, W. Bro. W. other hand, lie knew he had no chance, ba lost M:arie and Lo'uiea Via;n Cuyl.
The Reception
which hnppy wit was agreeably associated. Oft tho family:' eistens and bnothers"; frotm Thooijaa,
E Gray
B.ro. W H. ftandtey gave the-I.P:M. hoart. They had-their .ohanPes'because-they were CTomTOittee, on b&L-i£.,.0f , Hipperholme Westeyan W£U£ir .account due from the Council.
Iniereiore some of the neighbouring Council® Iflctnrer's last visit to the country the war broke out ; Herbert, Jesen'ie, Emily j jnd Harry- Mr Herbert
and P.okm.asters. W. Bro, S. Iredale the Offiters -at that school, and tiii^y must make: the best use coTigiiegation, are Mesdamss J. Moilott, .Ja.s. Crow- were
invited to se«.d reprasentativeis
he was
and i.,,
ho bad
difficulties
in o.vj..c«r'siu;eji,
"*'
'
''
----'-^ -__-.._. 'to
. ...a confer^^ whilst
...... ,.._
.. ,.still
J4I , there,
I.HOID, «««
«..v. v,.
iu^«, u ,v.u .«
VJOUSSJUH,
lujiumajii;
ivir. 'B.Bid
JWIIQ- -Mrs.
Birs.
vv.
Cb'osii.na,
Mr.
W.
of the Lodge, and Bro. H. ?. Toogood tfae.Tylers of them and win.
It'.was the spirit inside boys tber, Maud©,_ and Tatfcersali, who have furnished a enoe^ at ^.the ttpperholjfnie. Councid Offices, wbioh getting away, the recital of which and the additional Mapsiden:
StoTOy, Halafax ; Mr. and Mrs. Lorn,bottom Mi's.
toast.' The musical, director and accompanist was they ?we»re anxious about at that school; he wanted
at
T,rijjflifcy-plao©
f<xr
$fa
1^24^1115^,^116:0.14
pictures
introduced added to thsi s«oo9S8 of a fesoina- A. Wood, ;SouiibJp<ofrt; Mr. ~ WQ$ Mrs. ffearrand;
A
'"" ~Vi~"~- 1- ' •<*« ,-»
-i!__« i
.
. .-.
.»*-. .-,-.
^^ ^^ .
W. Bro. J. Brook (Soathporfc), P.P.G. * ^^ them1: to'b© s-^o^, «,«»»
LIGHTGLIFFE.
o^;:-.-??itt)£
j;bnurbnV:: irid
'jM^^>;';.:|j,Tj/fig^»
.
'l:^!^l|ife
:>Ta3;:giveri-:iM.
:Jibei;r bpntribatipnfi toxvthty"niifiBibriaJ'y cause , :,._.,.__.
r jii^iaige
crip^liag i:ts^btivity> ile^eplift^
^^SiU'^jrtfdS^ed. -; -by f ifelta,! pjlgj^t; bfli urgediftgainsl ^hfisti^i(ty^<scftuse the war
r^'^elgiMAr'iftfi
-GHristisni:: > J;;:'nfttion.sy:/-;:-:b)tilii;:;;;:':: Bai^:f ;.: hov:
the years 1913 and IS^.l'heseijshp^^df^ciHal Castt
pavin>nts within ;.the yisari 19J0 : ^1,609 2a. S^A., »ad
1914 £1,623 tlSi 8di, tihe 3foritt*r ; year including; ;the
-rates £116 17s. Ild.> which; w«re' iabi:iacjudfedv] j«i; he
lie:?:1914 account. An: applicatjonlby l^ies
y::-1^
)jD^triictressi for an increase ', bf iSalajp
consideratiott : of f the: j^lnt cotaiwltitee
appointed her,: , coniprisiag ; f epre^n1;dtiy«s
paragraph;:;
Aii
' oil.'.- 1;^^- ysubjepif: of
:;'J^^pile^CpiamStJ,
Eilnhd, Sbwerby Bridge^ and l&ri$hduse. t It
i
'azirie." Presuinr- .rfroim:. Birt^els,, ;iw3ips.e;^ophi^ilii^
repoi-tedi that a joint, cbnitnittee^ -representirig: ithe issue
Mlland, Brighouse, Hiastficfc'aiad jylirfield;:S0hbbls ;j;8:
VV^nter:
feecrtbr)'::|b&'iivreoL::.x;';Eic
'.--' . /--. -••'•:- i :• '>.-i - -.' -."•'•,'•. <~ •-. -TVT '-itr' ' T. .--.••1'i-iL - - •' '/'•''•':;"-- ." -\ "•-. t : ;«.>r. -r. '-/Sri;-' -,-'' ':"^>. ':.••••.; ;: : ••-- v.\--:-'."'^--',- •'•
"conMdering a joii»6 apppintinsttt bf airi art fiiast«r ifor
tVlibai!d
th'e.'-fQiir Schools, |ii ptftoe of M:^:?. 3, |»^rso;n, ;^ho:
By iOarpi;
tp;do ;any;
ba^pi; Sin&m/g,
singing, .v!r«J'1 w/:> ;J-v-":' i-Jeyvia, luayHaiiesy \ifasa):, ivtr; JGju.tU'UOi'H.
has received a'q-;app!Oi: ib.t;i^en-t'-ht- it.li«.\Bta:dfb\r'd ;:Giirai3|i: ttiaj
':tvie^4re",h:Qping.J:^er^^:.:.:(so^
-i:--.-..:.- ••,-••:•.- '", '-,- . ..f:- -... .i -« *^, .Jjawley: ^Immibrist!) '-'•:••. *A ^eat^suGbe^s-'^as'
: School,; The siftlary; offered is £150;^ pet -anaUnv, with
'""-'" ~ " "" ": " l -' : "~'": ' "' 'f-'";pala^-B'1at!
'( &S> »ddi tionn t f or trayelli ng ;e?p«>nise's,: - :Th* rflastarf is5 ;u;p ;
.
'
to attend three half-days per; we«k at Elinnfi and Eastalibrii,,;w-hb> 'under' Mi.
...;; ;s^g:;te6aijftir!
hbweyer,: fJiatv iae -. m •a3i ^i
trick, and two hallidays "(at ^ighouse ,aad Mirfieldi
:: (B^in^^bjidifrii^a^
The Fjiianco OqB)mittee;ha<iI passed1 accbuqts ampunt-i
. .,.,..,.... .,^_ ..,,.__,,_. ..--,,,- .-,. .dai^'tii^H^ifere-der
,
ing to £455 7s. tdi oil- teehriidal:;accow(lt, and: bad
tEat
;Qiieensbury
should; not la.^ behifid :in
^
:- receiired £455 7s* Id, For 'the Secondary.VSphopi ^the;
a
'""'''
:
'';tp^fe(fe:;^e.:;';lBei^^
that tip; one .^-wil^giyfe; support, eitheir JtttoJttetary;;
jksc^H&ts4Miounted;to 4253v7s^^^
j : ?tp v r. any ; ; people wlieliher .' Tobaliste or;
i^vbre^^^refu^^-;:^ ijie^Viila^e.i:
recmred^S 7s. Ms ^he'ti^M^ti^:^:^e:^^ttk^^
, ;:;w1hp :;disi;ur b :tHe: ppaiCe: -;pf :{^5Mmiafl:;:!EVe, ' :
i^^''^^.^i'i^^v&^f'^^^^.':^^o^i
£269 Os. 6d, ? An e.stiniafe Pf^HCpni* >afi.d eip^nciitnt'e:
p by :>i-n;garig ' ; '^<^*ifetiaaciB.; : :a^l?eF' r^ini'rtlie.'
for the year 19J.6 vviis adbptfd,:and brdered
; :bf.:;'tfe©.: ,^iglit:':::eri;^
to the W^t; ftiding^<0buaty;!; CbusbiJ* :;:,
%h.en;,;iihey;
bjuglit;
fcpi
be
people
' '- wer's'' made for 'giving free tuitiQn^ito ; w
: Iri
chiidren, and alfblto; othev^ Bel^iad^ childreiii
.
.- fee brought- into the; district^ ; -;:; •:•-.. ' ;...; >.:. •;:•_,•. ;; ;; ,; - :
worsted, ©pinners,,,
v b|id;*y<»r 8*011^1 aiid
biir^nfiu^iiiae iheir %i^ the
1*:;:*^
-
id iihiab sbnjiethaing
^ Wihiiti"; :a^3
r _ __„.,..__ r ....._.._....., -,.-.„--..,.,,...., .... , r .......W
Iddiies^Bliisis 1%^^^
aiidvbprisblationxftirs,- -;06d'dpftB;j;:v ;ge-nts^ : ;lst ;-;.M^;V W«;
:inie |^^.;'ij]!t)e^:';tb; Prput, 2nd Mr. Ji Gashj ari^bQnsolatipn-Miaa, M. it^n,^^;;p]|finieetm^;.tliei
~" "
;fQliowed by^a sh^rfe cpriciBrb< Son^s
:' raopllecjtibns $ bf':;
_,,._. A_^ _,.__ . ., .. _, »ri^;; v(^dee'n6buryi; :Baptiist).-,; ; ;j|fe:;: cliair^^^
Patriots^l^roli
^sserably ;Ro;bins, -Bbltbnv I^
ti'--_____L'_i.,.TV.-'*:-Ji:.^:.~ --«li' _l*ji- .-".^"i *.*it:» "-1 ^.-i.w-1- .--t>' l-^ibn ' 'T^All'Ar'-1'
miernbesris;: fed, .
batihs,
ii^!.
th<raieainid ;
decaidid,'
'
.
.,
,
of *&>- kfctliiFr will bseiti&ndied form 2P' yd®. .
by 7ft; V to- 35 by ;10. If|e smtaM baAlr wjlllwb0
,
.
wjiil--j.be niidiPe public aiCiepniittodiaitdloii, ; wtthi
.dressing
'bases. Ib diiiibe fiiteatkai wilt
"
''
''
On Satu.'rda,y the girle of the second ^clasd IwsIS^tfiif.
emtertamiTiie^nt laiicl ebciial.
'Songis were gavein by;Miss; gH. :Woodh.ead isaid; Miss t*.' P«/rrishv Shelf, arict
by Misis ;"0.1 A; :.Barracl6ugfe, Butiersha.w ; - ^Tlie!
iristrU'meritalists: -were.; " ..iVtjss Eth.e'1 Murg'atrbyiJ:
(piano;) and Mr. G-: .H,^ Hplden (violin). .;;^Sie procebds, £)4, ikife divided between; tihe ..Belgiiaj*'
national f'unid and: ;the purchase of a oarpbt for ttiif
scliool plaitform..-." '" ' ; /;' ' : : ~ . -./ :/:-.-';::'.-'"' : ': ;''--'-,;.;-.; ;V:: \-. .- .:-> R^XLI». ..;Qff;;-:'-HO]SrOtJR,':-::;';C;-y-;;',; :Z
'Old«sr residents who remembier : ' tits .laibe Mtti
Philip Bickles, who was postmaster.. a* SHeff ^ foaf
niariy years, : will be glad to know that three ^f; ^'"ll '
gt-andsons, sons of Dr... J .J. Pickles, Leedsf,
:jpiri'ed the ^f'Orces. : : Dr". Philip;; Picklesy *
Niav,al iReserve. .iH.M.S. . Russell;"
, ,.
Laeuib,. O. Q." PioHesv
5th Yorbsliire.-E,egimienS
'"
'
'
; Tile Coun'ty dounpil call to m&et
•fare amo.uritirig' to £548 is- apportipried
loyrs:; Higher educiationy £44; elemerifery,;
other expewdittwe..£124;.police, £,§2. ',. .;; ;,_,_ .
; '/. . '::',-' -' D1STBI0T , OOTJNOli/., -..-.-' ••>. .:':v-l :' ''
m ^?*,tno"th1y meeting was heir? oh Tn«sday, (3or. Jlj
r. Kallett,' J.P., in the ch'air. The surveyor'hftd spent
m wagfcs durins the pnst month £40; Acconnts to ;£7S
were passed. It was reported a footpath ObstrUQtloa
at Uppesr Brackens Farm had not .been removed ^aa
prornisod ; the clerk, was instructed to give ,14 days"
riorice to remove it. The clerk was also psk«sd. to
writa ,Mr. B. Barraolosiffh asking .him tp Repair
this footpflth IcadinR from Green-bn* to Bethel
Chapel. A draft of the agreement with Halifax Cor-,
poration with respect to thair trnmwavs~in th;«" Sh;elf
district was approved. It was resolved to advartis*
for tenders for soavenging for th* whole district fora
year. The Surveyor was asfeod to see that hedges wnd
tress overhanging roads are lopped or dressed during
wi_ntor. Tenders for the supply of bonMer for th» district.ronds were considered^ and th* lowest' accented.
Ihe Chairman reported on the nice-tin" of a Joint£ommittee with respect to the water supply in bulk' ftons
Bradford Corporation, held that dav in Leeds - J
THE HALIFAX
5,
^^999999999999999999999999999 PRIZE JOKES AND STORIES'
CHILDREN^
COUNCIL MEETING,
HALIFAX ANTIQUARIES.
|acK>m
on ihie staff at the Town
wb s
25s. to 30s. a w«ek. Ccr.. !Lotnigbotfco'Xa, . Aye theysmpposed to be taking the places of miales ©nistsd? In the event of the mailes returninig, is
it proposed that these ladiies shall be dispensed
with? Aid; Thomsion: Thes;e ladies are really
additions to the -staff. Before wis emgaged them.;
Mr. Fry .and I w-ant into the whole need, and
whilst we intend that all men gome to the front
shall! be re-instated, we ehaJl have sufficient work
for th« lady clerks in addition.
ME J -LISTER'S 'SERVICES TO 'THE LOCAL
SOCIETY.
This Society's work was reviewed on . Tuesday
THE COMING OF "rHE*"MUNICIPAL LADY
Competitors for prizes in this column must mark
at the annual meeting, held at Bank Field, Mr.
CLERK.
their envelopes or postcards "Jokes."
J. Lister, M.A,, presiding.
Mr^S. H. Hamer,,
S'fi CHATS WITH THE CHILDREN.
The proceedings at the montlJy meeting of iihe
in
his
report,
said
they
commencedi the^ear mth;
Halifax Town Coimcil on Wednesday, heH under
JACK'S "PRAYER-SCRIPT."
104 membe^ and closed ^JV0' J^' f^
Little Jack prays every night for all the different tha presideoicy of the Mayor (Aid.. W. H. IngJ. S Beverley and Mr. J. Whrteley Ward, J.P.,
members of his family. His father had been away ham), wea^e brief, .oocupying,exactly 20 minrates.
had
died.
The
average
afemdanoe
at meetings.;
THE BRITISH
YOU HAVE A VOTE.
once;on a short journey, and thp.t night Jack was
SKIRCOAT TIP.
and excursions had been 26.28, agaanst 24.21*^•'•• : •• RJITR1JAT
praying-.for him as usual.
.
Folio wing on an undeirtakinc; giveoi On behalf
The-v added to their printed records the >rov«-FETE FOR BELGIAN FUND.
"Bless papa, iand take care of him," he was say- of the Coxpoaiation, in an .action against th'em im
ships of Rastrick, Hipperholm©, /«~J' - fl -K"
. .J)e5pa.fche8-. delating to tlie
We have now entered., th© month of December, ing, when suddenly he raised his'head and listened. the High C~urt, the Impnoyemiefnt Committee
and'-aill .qihdldiriein wall.iigate© th.aib the last bit of the "Never mind about it now, Lord," ended the little had accepted tha teaider of Mr. J. F. Wake, Dar- CHILDREN'S HAPPY EFFORT AT SQUARE. copied by Mr. Lister, with, nonaes
British Naval Brigades. . undet tne
How She Was Saved From
Mr. Kendall."
.. ,
year is the betsfc.
Foir we 'plly'lciok forward to fellow, '"cos I hear him clown in the hall."
lington, for the spreading and levelling', of the
The Chairman thougiht the report very satisfacMajor- General- A: ' P'aris/^-'artouii
Th« spirit of holding out the helping hand _ to
Chrdistnlias. Now I do 'mot. intend .to talk about H. Cecil, .28, Commercial-street, Halifax. ,
Surgeon's Knife by Lydia
material at SkiLrooat-roaid tip, foir £750. Cer. those in distress has been" very prominent during tory. They were very (good with regard to BQBsmthis great festival .this Week,- bmtI want just to
Hodigson, .ae chairman, moved in lieu of this that the past few months, much more sb than usual, bership; fchey_did not morease, and could seaway \ : :Q&b. '-3 fe 9.; wsrs ; issued last
'; !'-.y OR-A'TABLE-SPOON.;
E, Pinkham's Vegetable
of Messrs. Bowe,r Bros, t
and riot to be outdone, the staff and children of | expect to. , They could do with more youngK
'P,a.t;.i5:: -statos ont'Oet'/-. 8 it
It was on a local train.
The ancient engine the tender
_ A NEW COMPETITION
per cubic yard, wi.th a guiar- Square Primary Department on Tuesday held an I members, because the work was left ra*her ••.. on'
Compound.
wheezed laboriously over equally ancient the
Anr,p,ework at lOd.cubic
wJiaeh will be veii-y inteir«is.tdiQ!g fo>r all my young having
: K^l'gi.an A'rmy ' ; cpul d liot ' liotd tH«: jort
yards, b^ .acceip.ted.. Mr. entertainmenit in that school, in aid of Wie Belgian the hands of a few.
They could do wiath sojae
jolted to a restful spot at no place in particu- ! antee
Wafap"ofhe20,000
folk.
evieory member of our GuiXd i?o rails,
red:used to sign the con- Fund. It was gratifying to find the school packed fresh workers to conduct exoursiona and give leplar.
Time passed tediously.
Some of the pas- Wake,
VV!dlis-B' afteirexplained,
and to avoid disaster fee retir&d
"The first two years I was married I
eiriter this ootn.test,
'this time esipecially sengers
tract,
he
had
viewed
the
tip.
Other
with an appreciative audience. The entertainment
The report was adopted.
.
looked anxiously out~of:the windows,, while
the mione etniferd£is the gneaiter the fun.
were then invited, and Messrs... IJiQw^er's was arranged by Miss A. Ratcliffe, ably assisted by tnres.
Suffered so much from, female troubles
Mr D. T. Mallinson, iareasu'rer, oangiacfcuMAed. .darkness.. 'The: roads were crojvxie^. -witlr fe
others drew their hats down over their eyes and tenders
You laine to: write out yo^tr laV'Otirite .:,..'
£83 more thaoa that of Mr. Wake.
The Miss Gladys Kaye, in conn; ection with the singing1 ** Society upon a sound financial condition, Th^;
andk bearing down
troops, .'refugees, cattle and vehicles^ Tajrd :
to forget it. ,
When half an hour iliad was
contract had been signed,.,and the work was in and dancing-, while praise is due also to Mi&sea "
,'. !:; • • : PJOEM- ON- cilEiSTMAS, ; :.; - : : •"•,; tried
the year with 13s. 9d. in hand, and bank
elapsed the guard oajnae along.
pains that I could not
'for this reason, partly. 'on account <?f
progress, as they were iioquested by the underNow pleaee pay eveiat laititienitdibh to what I :am
5 £43
The ^ale of publicakons had
"Hi, guard," said a querulous voiced old ..man, taking given in the High Court to hav,e the tip Gladys Coluiison, Janet Walmsley, and Hilbes*'
gpinig to teflil you just heire.
I want a/11 .the©e 'as near as you can tell/ what's. the trouble?"
for assistance at rehearsals. There were in th»'
frorn £11 13s. Id. to £1 I2a. lid.; h*.
.partly -i i'o.m unexplained ; causes .larger:
spopead 11 weeks from last Friday. The varia- room fruit stalls, presided over by Misses James. , popped
enough to do my
poems: tny by. Dec, 20th.
Theaa I want to piib- ..''We're taking in water," was the explanation.
^-MJ. wondered how that could b» accoun.'ted for,
the . . 1st .'-.-Naval Brigade :,x Mcaaie:
Jish lae many ias p'Oiasiible idinmiing the two fo'llowioig : "Well, ywhy on earth don't, you get another tea- tion, seconded by Cor. Foster, was agreed to. , ~
M.
work. The doctor;
" Fearnley,
~
"
"' Smith, Hubbard, King, and could not think interest m their work was
', - -. ' - ''-. .y '-' HOLIDAYS AT THE BOROUGH MARKETS. Fleming, arid Carter.
W'Seka. / After that I woMid like :the yjjeiaaecrs . to spoon:?"- y;' : -: - ; y :': : : ; .: ,-. '.-Clerical work was don© dwindling. Their receipts were £83. They had
iiaroljing /all vnigBty: "the liiairi .body
said I would have to
The
.Markets
.Committeie
had
agreed
thai
the
be:, the ..-judges.. So I '.initerid to ask. eyerybiody -rJ, Rowton, Queensbury. ' : :
by Mr. Geo. Badrstow, and Mr. Geo. Greenwood *paid
£1 .towards
lihe
©xcavatiotis
at i)h© Roman. .and effected tlieir retreat. Tne; .; .i'ea.rgua,rd V
'
yundergo an opera. „
—-,
11_ _
_:__^ij j* •„' i-.j-4-l^w
.(ithat imieikid'eis yoiii) ' -to'* aend ia on .ia postclaM: the . ' ;."' :;' ' - y ;;: ./-; : -INCONSISTENT. '-' ,: . ': . ' . ' : - '.-.' holi'days. to be observed at the Boro'iigh Markets (Horton-street) e^ectetl the platform
without settlement,
Cambodunum;
they
would do a
"
; .;
':.' , • •'./.: ' : . : more. They bad paid £1 Is. towards research for
tion, but my husband
be Boxing Day, Easteo.- Mondiay, Whit "-Monday-, charge.
the:Roj'ia.l Marine ]3j;isado^fentxained :l^r:f:
Eiajneis of the ftyair . poeojiisytheiy thdixk the besit., \ . . -y. The 1 other: day pa spbke'abou.t
,
'" ' : ' :, and.. .Wakes Monday and ? Tuesciaiy ' Ccf. ; Wad.By this pOian ; every : coinipotitoa' has .an eqmal
The programme oonsisi;&i. x>$ natibnal songs and the Society's benefit.
Printing and publications!
\Fanted me to try
. ,; .
aslted.. what .was beiiig,, dooiie as to Chris%. dances, given by the children, and scenes from cost £28,, and the cost of tihe special :pttblioatKui - wi tli. li u tid I'ods; of .;ref ugees j -but the '- oiigiiie
chiaincie_of - ,a prize,,; aaiid the "feist: four boys and .,- ... ..The blessings of ' a/ kindly 'heart,;
I-ydia E. Pinkham's
; And '..said .whatever .happened;. I
' V y mas Day and Good Friday'? Cor. .Eoarefieldi
coin- Charles Kingsley's "Water babies." _ Interested (the groveships) was £11 lOs.., rather a ii
railed, : aiid--.t'he. eaeitij^opfe'necl.fire;
gMs.wilO. be the .piize-winaieitis. : : In. other wonds,
.
'
.
.
Should
always
take
my
sister's
part,
.
";-'
'
"
.
Vegetable Compound
miittee's .chai^mjaai, s-aid on fHosie.days, :being feasi members of the audience were Be^ian rerugees, item, but very valuable to the Society,
the iawairdis will .-be giyeai to the lads and lassies
And yet'" toVday.. he slippered, me, .
.
: days, the markets HaV! ' ,'' ' * V - '- 1oeed" by"'
Act
first. I took three
who ocouipied reserved seats.
The programme closed the year rvith a bank balance of-. £22_
_
Until. I feel like one 'big abhe,
: •/ •
opened with the National Anthem, after which l-Od., and l4e. 8d. in feand. Thae was_adopted,
^The prdze,s will
.
bottles and it made
: Because I did as he, had said.
"St. George for Merryj Merry England"f i .. | Miss
abouifc this oonteet next week;
. 'FREE GAS FOR' BELGIANS. ;' ,
J.VA,lC*y OgdSen,
v^gUAR3JUj reporting
j-^j^vyj-'wiuui^ as
**"
UU'i cwTltiHl^
»
^
meywell and strong and I aypided a
And" collared Maggie's 'piece of cake ! y :
y 'Thein,.iailiso, I hopie .to, ®aiinoiuiH(ae"thie nantes of
°;i° j »' I library, a.l&ough 'smiald nevertheless furnsned iarCcor. Shackle-ton, in regard to a proposia.i;of tl. - riven, and then
L. E, R,, 1. Mayneld-grove, Parkinson-lane.
dreadful operation. I now have two fine
death of Nelson,"
-ithiQ^ .wtt'iite'rs of the best ^ istoiiieis '..oai'yia postoard,
Gi9jS
Committee
to
allow
friae,.
gas.
for
the
houses
, y . :/ ., -^'SE-SAW'THE/WAY.'"'. .'.' '-Ay '>' in the boroiugh oa6uipie.d by refaTgees, asked wha "Last rose of fiimmer," "The shamrock," y" God terestiAg tihiags, and was of service Jo members.
sirJerable^orifuMdn. It was.dark,.,in<j
healthy children; and I cannot say too
which has been a YeiFy:goiod 'Ctomstiietiitiion i
Roth's
They had added by puxohas* Mr.
Tommy was reading the war news." When he Bumbeir of able-bodii'ed mm weaie amongst them bless the Prince of Wales," "Soldiers of the King,'* "Genesis of Halifax Banking.".j "Old Halla and of'-.tihi'S'' refaeftes made, the 'passing ..of
•':"••• '.;; ' ':". -y , yMXJBIEL'S -^ISTAKE.y' : y
much about what Lydia E. Pinkham's
finished he came over to his'mbtuor:and :said:
between 2O and 45 t. .;• '
°
' ': ,
.'...,' and "It's a long way to Tipperary," the audience Manor Houses," by Ambler*; and Mr. ComforfB.'- ' I ,'idio ihdink fl >am -to be poitii©d.. No one
Vegetable Compound has done for me,"
yks b'al.i:;alloii. ho^vVetj
' fMamma, how, do wars begin?" y •":'""
' y
Aid. Whirtley Thomston wias tmable, "off hanid, to at the invitation of the tiny tot vocalist, joining second book of "; Sketches of Old Hia-Ua"
In exbadlyyoff .as I lam,*'^ grumbted ilMuiriiaL.Maarie
y (Name;aad address on Yfequest^
in the choruses.. The dances ware, Sir iRogier die
..
lapid, :jAs :ehe '• sia* 'With: h&f . ..to^is;.; <m .- ijhe .nursery y '.'Well, suppose the Germans hauled do;wh t^ ©ay, but they,, .wesrie.. vary/few iradeeid.
^ iWhy will women take the risk o£ aa
Cor. ShacMtetoii, in &e absesnce <of definite in- Coverley, sailotfr liornpipe, Highland reel, and
f ©nidieir, '.heir elbows on her kniees, iand her chinVin .Austrian flagj and that the Austrians - ."'
They were grateflxl to Mar.
,
,
:BR*e Tbmmy's father intervened.
"My dear," formation, moved1 thia.t the matter be referred Irish jig. The second part was devoted to scenes tr.aciiig' on cdoth of certain plans oiwtam Mir.
operation or drag out a sickly, halfher haffiids, ooa ^ -very^weit jday m Novecmiberl :
he
said,::''the:
Germans
would
not
^."
from
"Water
babies,"
and
the
way
the
children
back.
Tthe
Gooihcil,
:as
;..
.a
naatter/
of
prLoibiplie,
... ".Oh. StKs.Mprdi.el,- you aire^wriGfed'to complain,
Lister Shad ihe loan, an interesting survey _in tw»
to^oJ: :
^ hearted existenee, missing thiree-fourths
ought to tee just, as weil ,a^ ^ge'nedbiiiie, and hie don- acquitted ytHem^lv^; reflected great credit upon parts of the
why you havo evieir'ythA'nig in' the wibffild to 'mi^ke .-' Mother ::;: "Excuse rney " theyC would , -' -.".y'. >:-' '
River Halez from Lee Bridge to
y Of the joy of Evmgr when they can find
"Now, dear, who ever heard -of such a thing:? "~
that, -; if. there; w^ire ainy abte-bodied. men Miss.Ratcliffe and hWassistants. In the third part W'adSworfh Mill, near Halifiaa:, ibaken for the*
you haippy. .1 ne't'er see siuidh -,a disconteiifteid
y health in^ Lydia E, Pmkham's "Vegetable
;:
;
"the nefragfeea, ..and theyyV.ere physically fit, the Belgian, Russian, and French National . An- owmer, /Lord Viscount Irwin^ by Arflitir Bcott, in.
yoiang lady in all iny biotei 'diays. Now
" - y "Pray do not interrupt."
ji Fr«3ilcrr
'-But ,yoii are giving Tommy:.".r wrong, ;i(3ea!" : th_ey ought to go back to their country; arid fight therhs were sung, .in addition to "The British 'L'7:4-9 ;
Etene Miuirfel jompeid wp, and gradijiig behind the
plans
of
streetis
in
Btalifax
about
did ' not ,i!cc'lii^i&. j ..tfe'& : . ' savng:
"I'm not, '^ir I"
'.y: ..'.'.. : .; : y :' .y: ,-. yy
with the Allies in liieliping to itedieeim the eiitoa- Grenadiers" and "Now pray we for our boumtry." sarn© period, and another of , ifehe road feom
chiaia? on whoioh hucrsei 'sait, :sjfoe, pfiit 'heir two ohubby
There is scarcely a civilized country
"You :'ar°, ' ^ adam,!"' : ; ' .";
'" '- ••••••* •'-''. >". y'.. tiom.
He Mit justified in moving, the atoenid- The singing of "God Save^^ the King" closed a rniost Gabbagef-liane to the;''Gross.
hands <>fVi&r: tlie;.^'inMi^g.mouth, ^the^eby ...snuotihier-.
They; had alsoy-apft- / bng-a.de d alayed /
where . Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
The accompaniments were ceived 14 photographs from Mr.
I'DonH-callyme madam ! I won't: allow you !*' mant so long as there .was ianiy ymeinbei.*' of this enjoyable evening.
iaiig; tli.e.reTn.aind.ea; of : ;ii!iafs%;'e spiee-dili.
:. :
Kendall of old
ren'oig red possffc;;e tli© feubteeC(uen;t;; valuably oSfc^jj,
ably played by Miss Dilbert, while, durinig the in- buildings."'CoEapound is not to be had. In this
"J'l call you what I choose! I'm sorry I ever d.e«c.Tiption among -refugees in Halifax.
'•"'.".-.'• •: -; :'' ;
. '.'.' . ' ' '. ''' .." Dom't preach 'ait ni.e, yo'u'lll buily inake in©
tervals
:Beliectibns;
from
"Britannia"
were
played
.Aid.
Th/oineoH
ahmounceid
^
tti:
a
«t
he
..So
Faw-.you,!:'
You
are
.so
;"
.
'
:
:
.
v
.
.
.
country any chemist v^''5upply ft -1-Co.
lainid
niirise.
If you want to tellll
tio:n: of -;.t
'
'
The CJhiairmian. isaid the Ebraay was capable oi
:y
" .y ; ::
Tommy (going; out) :; : ' 'It's all right; I think I give definite information. Among 'the/Belgians by Miss Ainsworth. ';.': ' -' ' -'Vnioe I y il Jfeteiit buit. .don't let' it be
largely extend'ed.
He was rather surprisee
per bottle, .or, 4s. Cg: for a -Vs,;^- la
' begin. "
iinHiailifax, last, 'week, theire. : woefre: thr-e^ men -. The children who took part in the entertainment being
how War's
abqixufci gopid MittJe
vho, meveir .did wrong, I
it was not made more use of. Th» repOTt was
;ybottle. Arty womaii -^hc v^iB ?ciid a
beftwieeti the agies mentioned. ../ ' Two, hoj3V«v«r, were: -ChJaracters in "Water babies" : Tom, Louie iaccep.fed.
Alfred Selby, 7, Bethel-street, Ovend'en.
.
''
: :y. ; -,y ' "' ' ..-".' .'.,,'
stoiriieis abiou navighty vcliildr'eai who air© sulhad: bean 'debarred .umfit for military peirvioe, Hartley; Mr.. Grimes;. Emily Broadbent; Ellie,
postcard to The Lady Manager; c/o The
i<nbo(
aiid things," '''
, eald
'
Mr.
iHa-rner
proposedl
that,
for
isbe
14$n
time,
,
:
EAsiESty
WAY,
'
y
'iV
'
:
leavinig only < -.);e e,li.gable for ,Aff!my work.
: : Gladys Layoook; Mrs. Be-done-by-as-you-did, Mr,
Lydia E. Pinkham1 Medicine , Co.j 42a,
Mantel
..
. . .
Mr. Lister was, iw
_ At a bertaJrv asylu rn the ; keeper: was watohiffg : tih;«
Gcr. Bi-oadleiy seconded the iftmfimdiiietit. He I>o-as-you-TOuld-be-.done-by, Nellie Burton; Old Mr Li'ster be presidient.
Could we have talceai, a peep into
inrnateis saw
Jistinpstead Road, London, N.W., will
'
when he Noticed ah /old;:- man considered :that,; with, 'adit due respect for: the Dame, L\>ris Cawthra; Water Fairy, Lilian Veal; said; A 1 in the office, and they hoped he woulc
in whiicSi M-priel Marfie :M'aitila<nd was fitting that
". :but had no*
y receive a free private book to women only.
6ym- Nurse, Polly Scott; Sir John, Lily 'Hill; Groom, have health and strengiih to keep the posfc^ many
the
afternoon we should) heiiye op«ein'e«i r otur eyes in done :much. 7 .Going" up to him he "found- the ttiari
years'.
Mr. Kendall, Becondingr, -said to birn the
Yera,
Watso^;
Dairymaid,
Doris
Rothery;,
Polioepathy
foir
thiem,
.
they
weme
ovjar-doing
,the
>Shei will also supply the medicme, if de:«wsit)oiiiiishmfi(nt
Fianoy : a. a|iit|itllle tniaid eunrottnidied was working^ wiiih the saw upside : dowri.
The :jlieis$. ...;. -Ae.-.'Oin.e ' wiiio' had vevieory syonpiaithy focr
:Edith
Jones? y 'School ; ,-; Children, Society would be poor indeed without Mr. Listerssiredi post free at tbe prices iianied.
>b y : .every possible ioxuiry bieiing diisoooife't ed . '
keeper explained this to hinri,' but "% o^ly :said :
Under Hs guidance they had reason, to congratn.
laliaii
ith, y.;. 'G-irac.e-:' .: Robinson,
th&m, he\ <50iniaidi6reid it iahout time
'Yet ;Mua?ieJ''s .'protty; fee© .wiasy sipodled ^byyan ugily,,: :^"Have yqu tried ithis way?"::;'.-''V' :-:v. : v : :-: •'••Earhshaw, Beatrice Hanson, Nellie Green- late themselves upon-thei work of the $ajst 14 years,
HALIFA.X CHILD'S^
rrOwai, and the yfoMmy-ythipg ".' vjrids' that, that ugly y ''No," ,said the keeper.- ..;'yy,j.r :': ;y : :;y. -;:':yy r.i y".'. took their: miajinfenarneei'in' hiand.
,, thear alii,', for saving wood, Annie, Holme, Alice Sutcliffe, Dbris Mr Lister had spurredy him on, been an example
':<5oun:bryv ^
uiiiiesig;, iits owneir had: They old: man .oh:hearing this ?:^ptied': ;-Then had loiSifc
Mr. E. H. Hill, Coroner, cbnd acted ananq
He took interest in
oiher
. That::wa9 -be- Rothery J Water Babies, Molly Naylor, Winnie ia more ways than one.
exciteimeint.
Infirmary on Tuesday,j on~: Lily'HblhiMJIT)*
.
noise : : ;l^e.-ti5ied ;boiihr :^H-Jthis, is ; the ypnd iwgrtinenl;, ^and t-his;\y«a|l:^
.antiquarian^
m.a*ter« before tih© Sooiety was formed rlalifax
V-Eth^;;Marsh, ;Evelyn Gledihul/ Mary-ColIn one eorneiry of the beiautiful room
daughter of Q«orga Frederick Holmes, i bottjc ! '-'- '
' ' \ms'i ia .'.-•easiest!
?
,-Ehflumatism shonld
^ Ida;yCarteri Laui-a Hubbard, Annie Homer. but since its formiairion he had donr Tniuoh^rhore. 28, Back Beacon-parade.,
r
safely gand, na/d^ beraiefited .most of a
Inspector : 0.
Soldiers : of -the King: Solo, Arthur Bootih;, Khaki; Mr. J: H Hoyle su.pported> and the resolution. v^as N.S.P/D.O., was'preseiit. 5 ;1 : . ;<y::y': ; i-: .*.. ':v : ;':-;..-: . ;-. :.- ;v --:->, -.,
isfiy^sm^ ;dar the: <$afo. hiairiid, said
atcly h'av'p recourseta BABE'S but -this <xii9tity toy had .Ibng ceased to: intertesit • , ' '-- ! .''•,.- frQrpfYT>T>TjlT~Y ^nTTTT' ' /* T -ATDTXif- *9 i' '
• "
on: thei;^oth^r.; .:' /If -thiis
SQldiers, Hugh ;Collinson, Leonard Ratcliffe, Nor- iadopted. 'Mr. Lister, in reply, saad he was sensible
:
to:i\JK.i^&lj iS3..\<t .Al'AJIAM.
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PILLS. vffBnflrftds of T«stiIfranccs Holmes, tbjs'i&oth^^
man -Staff, ; ;George^ Watson,c:Jack .Faweettj Eric of their kindness 311 yputting him at fce Head '•<?.
cwi^Vto, .givB>,;: fiee; gas ;
. . iW
_ _, m»niali3 hav^ been rcceivcci Mtirielj, .-bepaiueiey she knfewyotf- :. a ilittle
Mistress^: :y;''Wh<a.t; did "ou: :s'fiby.tha't:;clock:in your
leaving-Lily and * two
ojIJ^AIDE'S TRILLS. Iro0i": " all sorts and conditions whose '(Joill's howae was fittedryup; with
:roornyfor,: Jjanet" ; v;y.: y'.;'- y: : y:y':; .'; •"'•^•^•"•'•\ \y. 'X ought ix? >do ^he: iaain wi$
Smith vDonald\ Carnell; v'Sailoirs,; ;, Harry Baxter, ; such a Society. : ii£ it had been a miccess, it *-~* childree in charge of Edith,,; thaxeldest^
Of yooiua.'Se the giieait 'trofuhle of
jLLd-v /- ; ; ; 'JU"y
6f ftaeh," testifying to the won- Ught.
Percy; Smith, liarrj Eastwood, Roland Midgley; not be duie to 'tihi president, bu* to
Jane.: :''Because, :mum, * the ..''. plaguy jthinjary has
ABE'S "OiLIiS, fScrful, power ^fchese Pills have /life' was. in the fiaot-that ;>slhie had never had
p'0nd--: soMy, oir iargsl.y, on
/some sort of:jit, ; every mbrning; muni, ;j
re!aef . . All French Sbldibr, Allan Smith; French Drummer Boy, supported him. / If,: he sjpunred 'others '..at:, the
of flannelette,
; , -.'. '-: " . J7'.
in giving relief in the very
TOifihetf: oir .sdistber; theitefoire , nioithing .thai "wias'- wants to ; sleep." -^ : "-);J-: - ' '.'y-.'^; .:v:v:y ;.yy
: of^Halifax
George Halstead; Belgian ' Soldier!;
George
Horner; Degimn|ing, ne niao. .^-u^-v**^ *r** .«a Eirtle
—~*,~-** fepuirrin^
£-«.* —<-, him>:
-~~-, i- jncr UTWSSB was
wws oi'rwu-ciw'* -.-"- Witofiss
*y i!i,tnsc
; haid "sgot' .their
-«-TiiTTTC! *orst ca^es. : f h«se Pills ar«
-T : _ _. _i-. "T^T i"i _:^_"- " ^H .i_"! " •'vr ''
r*V. : i ' i
r* 'i i' ''.-''. * ^_._ ' ,vein!her was ©var righit, biecaiuue ehe was lonely.; •-—Harry Suteh'ffe,,J;Su'therjla;D'cl
Ix>rd: Nelson,
y;. .- Scotch
Sotdieiv Anmie self.: ' He y felt pfeased toy fe-Vin'." that pdsition,, ^2.30 to 8.45i Wheays^':fsrriT*d:iiibine
TjILLb. purely ye»«fcai»l«i. and perfectly
Really,it-is
veiry
\yondeirf:U)l.:,hiow
.umhiappy.one
"•'•••"•"•
•
':
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^(MINING-:
-'THE
Booth ; ' Daughter of the Regiment^ JPltorence
no
spirit
of
thbughi he lihiouiglit one should not remain pjer-^ ...'-.safe ijn their action.
•,.-,.-.•
not tell witness hbiw^ shey^gb^oiii^fltle; >
may become if he oryisfee.gets in thehabit, of
hill
;.
Irish
Girls
Mabel
Hines,
maneniily
in;tihb
office.
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,
,
Witness
on her return -fbund*a:: firei feih?tlieK be.'*"""'"
Soldier:
ANB E^PUJLI CCEB THI
*
The day .followingy : they wet'
philainthropy had: gone about far Doris ^Rothery; Elsie BeYerley ;, "Sootclh Girls/ '':;.T:he'.;-..fbllowii3]igr were re-eleoted.: Treasurer, Mr- which y wiSs* not burning:-;: wh«n:y Bb«)leffcgthe'
li«h
;
'aer;opiaae,
your
"
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RHEUMATISM,
you aboTi*:was
bright' :.-;':
aridv
Mabel Hiries, Annie Balstead, ; Winnie -Horner, Mallinson ';'. secretary, Mr.Haaner; editor, Mr.'j. Lds^ Witness 'bad left the children in the house.
GOUT,
' ',:. ;; "-N--^y nbion. I have
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' :tbld
' '"
''-.y: • ' "":.'V'.';",'";
Connie :Harrison; English Girls; Lilian Smith, ter; librairian . Miss Ogclen; and all the members was no fender in the: bedrooia. ; Sh« had never known
IN THE : TTRATV : FACE; ANB UMBS,
: '"" ' ""
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- r jo Te-eleetion as Bdi>h:Wfht a fire in tb» bfedropm.
,. "Miss Muriel, I-have -v Gernian Soldier: \'Nb,:but : I told the;newspapers:
feat* the largest recommendation ever fiveB any
Frances Si^h,^r0ne :Holt.
of last year's eouincil.
, Patent Medicine/ef its class.
:.
:
you tby^e
ihiadyurged. , :I3Ce 'aippealad-jtiOi thi6in, nowever,: to .' The ;:ieitii^eflptaiinimieip.t ;wiais ,
.. editoa*j and .aocep&ng a bciuid vblutoe of ' i&e Edith - to keeping tha ; fehiidren^vfrpfli j
_
;SiOimiei
"" " '^..^d^not^.por^s^to- a vfbte. .;.- TO d«o so
: evening. ., :.: Min^ , Hbfc<s ! '(UniiotDt- Society's 1013; fcransactions, Mr. Lister said,he:enth» fire. She had cantioaed
Kaiser: "Excellent! Give him anotiiier Iron
wia.$: looking .just as^
look like .oriitiiGi^angf;tiii6^--''-ji!|iiB<^p '''iJi:'- i t]bea*;
siihacribed ^61 Is. . aiad othieij: erab- joyed .theywork, and in-i* hie diid not live pa idle hoase. Witp*ss could Vnot,
SPHE RE&tJLT THIS SAME] frowo
.
on her 'fiace, .real.!^ >'she 'was extern, Cross. "
toousse.:
;
^Ctese:'.pe^jpilie^yhjad
had;
;to^
piUifc
ttp
7, £erizaijce Place,
He took an initerest .in
life at Shibden
Bawtreyy
' children Tipst*irs,-uivlesS; it was to « r keep
.^•» -- •
- : " --.!.•:60
•. -'••-'. Baines-,street,
-• • -'.
A.--. : ...- .- - -..
juist now,: -for .she :wm smacking heir biiggietst''
.i©©;veire- ' lo-sis^t:;v"'fibeiir.::-l;at;e :life 'lia,d been; ia
'.
Slotting Mi, W.:: :
v^ork, although he w,as '-stfnaid. before
d)pE, Arab^ilai -beciauiae: '. ' ^friie stupid tbaifig did ;niOt. . : :-'; y: J vuie I3tfc;, -1913.
trageidy, •&&$' thei-ief'-p^ei.^0v^-n^ foom'pu'r;e _
Edith Holmes (13), said sh« was
give:
it
up
because
his
sight
-was
not,
as
gbod
^
.... Shv As/ a ; terrible -sufferer taffi," ,:, Salf ^.an-vhoOTyliiaAeT lluriely atod yNurse :
.
:Oooic©sisatoiny'O'f
it used to be. y Many people were findir^ 3.n. m- Lily;aod ber bebtber and! sister on
teom Rheffinat-icy&6ut, 1 beg to
;two boy^s: were v
of
Not beimg1. aJl : ,ou- tibfe Witness lit the fire in tbe'bedroora because she, wailSWic
v testify to the efficacy of -your ^
"-"ho for some years has been re- tere&t in tkenr pipers.
:» nc^
;;*! pretty littte newly^ra.ised feiice; 'Slick!y,ii6 bills;
tb keep theai indoors. The othar. children« said-sttiey
Pills.
Aifter ; suffering "the gird ^boiit;;iiaine ::yeiaj»
same
lilies,
they
'aippealed
to'
people
.:3f
iiif
eront
?"
'said:
one.;
:
^
•''.
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,.
_
brin.g'iiiiig
the
Carl
_.Operi^Cb. to
, of ,
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a:nd forrri^ ol"abusiht
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wonld sttirt ^crt^ming if;she-did rvnofriJight>«thdi'-fi^
. awful pain for ' fc^ree y raontliB
Halifax; at Ohiristmas, infarrnsyus
owing to
and ; 1;aMng Peurt0&n : Jbifttfcles^bf Muiriel) was; 'iwiirisdiig1; >a Jsi^ baibiy; : boy;
^visrt, IJatifas:: this year.: .Mr.
medicine,. -J . ,^^^'dil-y-;i(rbn^..y :P4iili!^ ftooT ; -roa® laniolhea': iffittley boy, bualiddng
«^ 'the reco.nimendation of y a; with' ": ':-:. - '.'-'- ""-. vi: /'..::. v:-:y- : ,y:,: -. - ,\..'.y
to arrange
for :the
"
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" yiaits After dteot*ssion i*'.'"-was agreed to discuss -jj* iihe I ^r*^P ^/^* ^'t 0^8*^
SBUMATISMc^^y^''"
* ' " "" ": " : - ,,: - ; ; ,; A BUNDIJE ^O
..
of ^
-"WeH/'if;, oldlKayser Bill Tytas ••£&*•. come
and[ in' am jaaranchadir , \v,as Ta gdjrt; of
ftf a severe
; 'axj la feiifei I'd : stick 'im,; an' cBa.nce; it -!"
.
tisra and - sciatica,: iod ; T: ara
!.; ;C.; ; LEWIN:g;;;LEeTURE.
of ' beiiig -niisTairid-eriStoiod,
hand ::>at ; work v?ii!;h;:jl!cniufet^g ;®
delighted -, toy say: tha* -my
erie ;waiis foiil
Akarbydbn i^ictoria .Bowling 'Club oft
: experience haa been , iBetant wheri
ffljgraTings of: the ^1^ ^«^- , ^; KendaJl ^^ ^^ bedroom, ' > Obe ^siae^f hetpti*
the;- yBelgiaiiS: ;cia*pab|©- of ; 'beiaajirig? ;.orimi3 .da >Ir1 yip3, ;:C3.yL^TOn:/dbliye'r^;his\ .".,."...
'-relief after, the:: first, .dose, and; /.how /
a fepeedy. cure in rapid- time. ; 'I
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.
t ; Jwas his: duty fe: ;glp' ' hacky to -Ms: own:: .scnJ'y tio ^War cjjffi'tfo:/fitea.^: which isvf'ull;of interesting de^ hady vcftllectaon ^l''^ate^'R/?^»-*^d-<>'tb6^w^ a..|..^
'ey<^ze*fe'.anoou.ncn^^
have; gnen many of my: work
? Office,
vb* put' in :tne; Icttet .box : srfi
©onis:i and; chrlciitheirs. ::ylleyin-i taals and ! mlf^hiatabiii:^ such v a^ critical time. -Mr.
.Wiith .a.
the
iniates coinplaimffg »f g«at 'a
staves, ,and .hai^oufts/^rVVSirley), ;a. censu^i^j^^ V?fiea Lily ^gofc^dow^stalw'she'smada'^ofttli^
:ap;:.to:- '
isideti1
^
-presidesd-over
aygood!
gia%er^
viriiffw. o£;y«urspills, :and: }n each
ipofy:
....
. ,.. ?n«,'^ fr%9*^e £?6r^
^gi and' frieri^sj 'Who /were ^rea/l|yyin^
~~ '
' :"ca*e;;y'(;he.;''"r6»u!:tr has /been-.y^Kis'
at the feegMiiling:: - m "last -centery^;; -and, s;tin ae*eairiitii»;y kH»d-Mi'S^vR«»an:';; rtt^Hiit^LtH/i'sfeiifffc''
Hearty Jfehanks w^ere' admirably .accorded
.
. ...
.
: haviaig
saisae '-as:;my own; therefore ,1
Mr. ^T^yW. yHaneon'y showed; two; specimen's ; .y <sf and fiong it''
round the child.
'd:;^^
'oo'nsider it my duty, as : a work^
,.. ,.. . mTC,T,jr ing maa to send yes «"'«
regpry. AJterwardsXa btJtectiony was taken 'for
" I aan gfltad ;b_aby. .is ;off.:
^
EDEUMATISM. unsolicited ;testim«nial."othier wsis lighting papiranidiL .... __,,___ -.-,
3incerelyt ;pAyilP
only when,
I
It.': yife.:Kfe;H,!i^ti-h>r;{i««!t-v8iij^,i|jgy6i:t':;
morther when sjh4 OQimeis ;hom'ei fopomfyw;orki'.'
'' turned to a certaiii
'
They hkd'iiot bisi^ii piayltf|;iaib>ii|lit|i
position..
B:elgiuBiyBeed^
is
less;:cultiure
s
and
more
Littto .Chiajr'I'ie picked .up; hfe slacks arid/
PABE^S ^TDT: A^fi: RHEJ7MATIO ;Pltl/5
"Me make mujnimy/f,a lovely ; piieoe' of 'toast; " /- ':''i ..^W.iashingtbriyPosfc*' ,/':;:;.-/ - y- .' '..',;'-.?'.'
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.
_ y_,_ _.y»H GhifflfstsV in b%ttl(5S; Is. lid ;.a,nd
known them to play^ with;liglit^d^ap^^fbrev
ABy :N^iireie:.an Mu.rielvywaikSd home the; little 'There yam' 23,;55i;;-ein-g|e>:.wO^n:iiij:.;il^ United
Sir p<Bn| post £re« 'for postal wier by ! the Proprietor,,
Staite^. paying income tax iand / ally ^the 'foreign/
'%!BQE iB EADE, 238, Goswclhroad, E.G. Askfar,and be
beard a
Sinre ybaobtaia. EADB'S @0UT * RHEUMATIC! PILLS. leamt.a seoFet that
noble;naen: tied-upyinyEurope! ; ;
'-.-;
,' > .
^
-ShaQl
sieteret? ; '::y; : :' V': '
,
Weill iit is jus* this Poopfe a*re ni&ver . happy. tBian the O'ther fellow; in war,; it nab-anB destrbying
front door 'of ti» /Holmes's'dppr>;
:I:do not ask that ,he:inay, never ;yield \: .'.''' ;V-;
ILL S.
wheny-thij&y
larie .selfiiah.,,
D E S
grow
ooti.tented.;
':'...'. ''7' but"1
: '. by.'-^ heJpirig
V- ' ':' ..-" '" othei;s«
' yy; 'v'y''w:' more. " India-piapolie News."
winci blowing at jbhe ..jtima;.'.'-''- Another i*w>m»fl^;
:When ftgntuig ^pn ;tihe ifoam :or^ on' the field;
; : -.:U-!.- 1 -.",.-; : :;Not
;'Sinoe'-this I.;know: :: r : -^''-:'-\ --. . : '^;-\; '>: ;.,' ::> ".'. .', v ness a rug, and ^sha :rolie^^ti
Next day a bigy parcel ofy toys weoit -to ytil
>Shft%xtin|tuisbed thai Iliftmeaand^too^
Where'er.: his country cstl^^my/.inian. will :
qhiiilidflpein im th« .tiny ,M'i>chen , 'apd aiOTOiething ele - " I\hey Have; six, months' raioyf ^season in: Potac
doors, «ut hear clothes, and f put some ' p'lir^oiljjojlMWSfe :i
weoi.t ailiso. Th© ugily frown frem MuirieFff face.
" Hum. : Not muoli chance /bf ^getting; a, loaned
ness added ^ * i feop« this^Hl^^
>: -? : .- vyy/y y ;,-... -y-y. ,"\ '•• ,UNCLE: ^CHAEL'IE. •
.'That,
.
.
tbird ohiid r hawei saved "from :--.fire,'r-f-3Dhe-f
umbrella "back;" " Pittsburg "
Yoti guard and
him day ';Jjy
mother tiad ;bB«n/,,aire:she>ppmg.---Bjrs
? Th«
^y:'y ;' ;yy'; ''V v .;;iN! .LONpQ%_.
;ix>',7 ?*eiid. ihi Jittle
; An.d,;:giye': me: st
mother did not of ten
' ThotSe Zeppelil'i-a^niay^: never }a^'cive,:bajfc;ithe?':ayeirhe ; comes;:
: ; Dt- James: D. ' ^Forresteiy 'i hous« age Londoner tbiriks it's a 16t safer to "fanayelA Shampoo PoTrdfer, clean,
Holmes was; admitted ;tio the Infir,rtary^i|
:and pleasant: to, use,"" !.and .really ' The death took .place on Siaturday of Miss Caw, days in' the tupjp-eriny tube than on top of % buss.:3Sfoveinb"er:5l8,-and
died
at
4
a.m,
effectual.
Nurses 'recommend:'it; Greenroyde, Hest yBahk, near-Morecambe,. fonnetrly : Boston Post,
t waB^snfferutg froin ; turns 'and shoctv
ch.i]d45en. like it. Oontaiitts no poison: of: Hia;lifax, ^a.nd for naa,ny years' prominently asso.fbt.
.
.
things in London are
Speaking
''JR»i&r;.tKy who W ;of ; the ;ctfest^the^ back, and arms. '
Wbrid."
^
ciated wiiJh St. Mary's Church.
In a letter, to
egs werfe iiot burafc. Tbe b^urp8,'We"r :
^Stj.yMary's ^icar, .1 ready by: hdm to the'congregation
Conscious when adaiit ted. She die
of
the
needle.
The
thread
follows
ifche
on 'Sunday, it was staied that she died .after, a
In gumming up,
Tramp: I'm
SomS
CJhri'fftmas
/shopping' will
be :ipbstponedj:
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•
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>adr-.fiasei^ as; a pravioos oh<».
^^^ps.;^ .Shew^Q^ vears.of;;age^^,: -. y . vt the job I
.. ,. t . ... ,. .,.,,.,.. ,
.
.
sfappping and lef t* their child refr in cihajfge
Miss Isobel M. Caw was.daughter of Mr;. John | Gentlemjan; :(Sarciastioally)'*: And ihyatris being1
/ bribe: child who was quite capable of
A bribe...:pti'ts 'the
y who had the honour oft|&ing firstpiaaw^eryof'.]
on ia'wirejess tele'g'r-aphvi supp-bse?; _):
liever speaks. 'the' truth.
Tins 2d. eacii of':'all ctenists,.Jor Ha,lrfax: Joint Stock'Bank (1829), previousjy hold-M-.. Tminp^:
A yerdiot of 'vDeiath f rbin bums '=thrbugh;
, n<jtihin^^y.absurd
.
I<[ov
poste,
s
like
:tnat.
free toiysfcam.ps from Thos. Keating, ing a:,position in, Huddersfield Joint Stocky'Bank.-! Oolbrih' meerschaum.* pipes.--^^^.:
pp : ybu: kniowyof::anythingy ay maa aetting her clothes en fire "'
Timesv"
do in order :to live* ia: hundred, years? ylrisiiHeyretire(p frprn. theyifialifax Blank in\18,54; to\b;e^J
WATSON.;
iman: Certainiy.' He's only; to keep 06 breathing!
bbinie: Auditor for; the; ^est. 'JtiSiiif bf: iOie" County, j
: S4,What« -do you mban by .faking :me^bufeyof r ;a.
of:, .^orky : ,- Miss Gaw ;:beoame assbciiaited .<wifeh - St. ; | ' Does Wombat pwiny or
sound
sleep
like
-. tihat?":;growled Jay;man.y ; : '-My
M^y'syDhurohi^when; it: ;was ,:bui|t iriy 187% : and j
'JMCijsi ;. &«.". ..__. _-,.,. -.. _____.,,_.,.,,,....,,.....
dear," ^replied:>:hjs.: wife yswee^ly, ::j" ib ywas: such a wiay:...to;- take' off JEat yis :to';;nse.-:da^g^u6,'"ijSigs,
,-... .....
worked hard i^r the ^place: upyto:her' rerti&vai frorn:| (''How db:you
onVthe
"iet or ;tafe':s;i^n'iibuis;> *ep
Halifax ;inl9p8- The parishiifoagaziae iti.Aiigwstj ;'•" T knoW(::aJl riglh*;
of that year, thtis allude^ to"her work:;" For inan-f '
the ;reOent
y--'yy:y.y.'y ; REMEMBER;'- .THIS.:V:? :;:-;; ;--v,.
: ;PARENT.;
iffliiOiU)s«Midis :: bf men i and
.THose: wiho:doo.'t- pay-;,<^r;;balffi ^ake ^e ;cost,=bJ
: P.apa.,: what is am escutcheon ?"
yeaSsy^agOjv^andy^iiyi^hig^er^
bin ; ;tfb ihe: fa*
was : a blot
This
ia simple
;-ys:
cJiUircih; iWiasybuilty; y/jpur- gills' yschbbl. with i%s; ftiM
escutcheon,''
of ": hot waiber o^ea?y'a 'dfliam of
class: and ; regular^^ r:aniii') w'ellrprepiEured Jeachers; ^re
'''^ -'^' :^r-'^^V: : '( : ; ''!:'^;'.y:V-V''''-'
Oh.^^ yes!^^^ :An escutcheon is a _
it.etand foar a ; in(ijnnit0, "them:
sian'diijgyeyideiices ^^^pie -vatoe of iher fai't3aful yand
vest. ' He :had:piobiably been oarrying, an inferior
3 otiinoes of Cirola 'Bark"
mucEy reyerbd^Sfofvli60g."- > eiln: :Optober,:; 19C)8,v tie
\fountatth.,pen;'" -- '^ ^-- 1; y: ,;: y::;' .; y •,•(:y,' thie 'mdsitrtine
:mbo '""&•'• biople and
'
as . ?a/:i ;,/:.tbken:. of,
'in '
" '
motrttmg,
rubbing it jjb ;;with:
tim© du/ltiviatedy t , __,._ .....
af3Eecti(onate ;irecognjtipn";of.
;
pa?ev«Ms'to-day a,n«d noVbeaxiity^^ .with a roisiy
;A. Stbbry is beifiigtold; of a.well-known ayiator wiho,
work in ;inany caiwcities :in'.: "iK:e
wdiH
almost
of
i
hjeaMi:
%oiild
willinig'ly
^eMsrifioe
isbas
not
feeling
;very
welli
thought
h^'^^ld:
consult
her /with- ^..silver -spirit-ketble. -y, ''Thouigh .she
^
ctbiia>rnl;ystdil .tflieire ia!re :n^ainy, gMfls jvho
physician;' to -whom he ; wias a Stranger, v He told
away 'from the town, she 'always remembered S't.
felephona 271.
...-.'.*' i!0isieia : "" .-.otn" -itheM?. ofejeigks,:.b?oatu
bha: doctor; his symipitioms>
The yidioctbir , examined
Mary's, her gifjbs on special ocoasibns and anniver- blood is not.'in &, pure, iidh ,oonidition.
barefully, "and isaid: '" ;My. jdeac sir, -you 'are
saries being forwarded regularly. \ ' On July ;1» -*'- ~ - J **--••--- - theiir CTOibpttinig' .figuajeis \anid--dtiili
all
' ' right.
" ' ' Wtoat you wiarit i$ plenty of -freish 4Jr.'*'
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1911, shfi; yf'&& proud to lay ,a eornear*&ton@ .fop tHe ; swnken ©yes iridi«sate the infltyeaittiJiy eifcaibe tih«iy:rturi(
school extension, receiving ;as xnementoes a silver in. ' ' If this " "
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eitwte ie n«(glectbed tih©
James yfeaad has a personiail reference i of - the
trOTrel and. rnallet.
Besades, .making for memory ansemiio.vgiril. niaiy
,a igienii>;mv.atlijd for life
sort. ; We suppose this eminent .golfer aver- interest -in .the :war, -'andyhaisxa
sweet to many ran organisation by quiet paving, amd ..no: . wanits ,a;n. invia'Jid wite.
ages two. roTuadsia day, or, sayy, 50 mites' 'Walking
ing^hep thibugiitsy to writing.;;
.Miss Gaw^wias many years a worker ;for iHalifax
lac1^
Otheir :mseriieS' afllict the girl
. Yet when he; went to a Turkish
staii example
of her 'efforts
Blind.. Society, acting:, '«» conVener of the collec- he.a.lthy blood;. She .haa he^diaiches/anid
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bath in a northern fcowni ihe shampbOer t<sldy him It ; ran:;:ftOh^ lihe;
tor* and subscribers. .'"'..,.'
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frioirii ; backiadb.e ; hetr appetdiba
he y?®®, putting on: too much flesh, iand blighty to go him scream; when
.amid waaJj to
The interment took plaoe oin Tuesday, at "St..
every
now
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laind
again
:
for
;a
iew
miles.'
trampv
y
gentle hold: of his trbuses.'
into life's
.
Paul's Ohuroh, Erig1 iCross..
.The Rev. A. E
one
thingoan
aa/ve
heir,
.iaiad
malce
-heir
ffimilias
-vviks
tibkled'
by
iihiiyentirely
., ,_,. _.-^.,...... .
.T. B, Barrov (vicar,, : of Si- Mary's) conducted
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A;- GOBMLii'
/ and laitifcnaetivie!. " It is nifew, ridti :blood
reference to iihe; Mad- IMg<:o|-Eurb^K-"ffla;
the services .at the church ; and s'.rav'eeiid'e. A
Apropos ;of1 .Miss Mlaiae :.Cbrieilii's. .new novel, : thiiis terions
did; y_ou: hjeat; afco^"the,"IV*- "* T^-:-'""-J: -w--^^w»*
As a-bl'biod-bwildieir thia.t . birim@s baiok hea«lih, well
number.,., of o'ld: friends' ;.a+fend'ed the 'sterrice,
lady is the onily ^novelist who does not perrnit her
"I read:,a:bout>ii
The mourners were' ;' Mr. .land MJrs. A. H, Dilworfh developed , fifnine, . iaaiid' rcisy 1'Oa.kireis,
books to be sent:arit ; gratuitously fe\review. She
plied Mie
and ^nieoe). ^Mr. .and v Mirs. Jofe Oaw Wi'Hiams'y Pimk Pills ha-v© a, great r©p;u
has TIO uiseifor ;the:pires9 critica anyy^nore.: : ;S
thiouisiainids of gdirfe aaid womieii ..haive proved
/r.epihew and Hiece). 'Mr. JohpyCla'w.
\ ; aiid Mrs.
IB:(says "London Opiinaon ' ');like.'the^ mari;whot went
Hyatt
Mr.;: Herbe-rt Boocock So begiiai the isimpUe 'duity of ytaMng a .
to the- grocer's wiiih''. tlfie'.^tfeisdabny::'^:4!.:^^;:-:;^^!-- sell pected
''
oouinae of D*r:< ; Williaams' Pink Pilte,
You wi|
of
';
' course.''
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s.. W,
Sons). ; ; Mr.
sta-le
eggs?''
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No.;"
said1
-the
grocer.with
a:smife^
. wiith-tha xshange ira : yc(ua: heralthv
,
ilao repre- be tthiaffimed
" buife. I've : got some," '* Well, gave nae:' all you've
!5brd; MT.: W, Hodason
Al dieaJiers se;l;; 'thenfl.: , or if 'you pijefiea*
Fbr-'it - -soyfalley but;y,yyv y >: f-:{--:-y- ;y?I'i-y
.' Ha,:Ti)?bii: epijrits> 9d.
Halifax ,'BliTid
go(t," saidythe stranger." ; The 'grocer iaughe'd and
for one boss oa: 13®.- 0d. for rsix tc
what:
we
^have-we^prize
'nbtvto'yfifce;
''
a.nd Mr«. - Thorn-ton (boih of Halifax
said.,v " I expect yotir!rei going to see ;B[amlet' toliamis', ;Mediciney- Oo^ 46 , Hibiboorai
F you catch jcold easily It
night aifc the theatre'?'' " :Nb," ;eaidythe stranger,
Ttenipierance Soci-ety,, of which Miss Ga.w
lioirndioai. -.- :' Business as,;tE.i-jjad. ,
Why.ythen:
we
;ra,ck
was . . af belbyed and'-viftlued' rrietid).':
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indicsttfss a Ipwaess of vitality
"I'ni going to^ :play ^iamlet;to-nigh!f3 ; at the
«_«/ Pla,iin Tlailkis to Women'? a
: Thie vittu
:, of oak, ^viaS; in'sbribted r1.'-:'/
and lessened power of resist
hciioJf, ;far lady;; Tieadeo^s.-. : ; ;S.end-. -:st> ,
rWhalesiy/it
WILL'S: REOORD Q!JIETv
ance, which Hall's Wine more
' .'. It is imen'tii'onea that, during one of; the battles
Holboraj
all else wi
\vhen
Joffre
and
Fre'noh
were,
turniing'
the
tide,
the
.
.
weaary Kiaiser :sat on: his horae for..twoy.houtrs, in
If you have already takin cold or
_I^Tejlyfl6ra]L offerings
dfead^ isilenoe^ watching the whirl of'events. Never
ichiH, a ^wineglass of Hall'
.
IDflworih:;/:Alice and Arithury 'Hest Bank ;; Ernest
before; since hia accession has, .he been silent 'for
A.' baipatal;,
;Tlhiese eervioes on Suinday -,. proved .very pronfr
in hot wiateij tateen a
iaiidy:Iiiaiiy !!Hyatti iHlp^perfel^
two-houirs in his. waking, moments. All that time
i^
le.
The^^
preaieheir,
RI&VV
:G.
will usually suffice to break it tip.
Southport ; M*. and life. .HelUiwell and Margaret;;
he neither issued an ultinaaturn, or comiposed an
Mrs. < Jj.': '^t1i<Mnipson : y«^y -. Miss Kays9,yiPrbspe;ct :Ht«nifc, B:.Av; yvyho ^0ke on John: ,ivi, ;22,
, .,Th^t^|eis; ;|sf-v
opera, or found'ed a new civilisisition, or reorganised
QiE its usefulness In lafltienza, *
He«t,, Bjajnfc:; ifeetsisesyEebden:; In loving' that toriie : :woirship was onily posaible wher©;
desred ; by,-;thje : iiaiia^CKn^'^irt>^;]^w:-;pir^-%|^
the <arnny, or diidi anything. ' It reads like the
writes: ''In ;the
was also tiTie knowledge. ,,.: Juet as .we o
iiay loving! ;teabh:er ?;ajpd; d^ar friend, H. man's
is :^k^w^ridid,l!6, .£«*:
of a broken man. " Sydney Bulletin." ,
kniOwiedigie' by the/ evidenioes <xf his
after
AID FOR BELGIANS'; A PROTEST.
PRIZE JOKES ONE SHILLING EACH.
W*T3
1XOUJ.US9
V»J.
Op
J.t/fr.
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^$gsjg&&t ^ib^,^ %ti^m^^^mmm^
McS,^^
r
his no-equal. 1 ' T
OUAKANXBB -If, »ft«r buylijn bottl* *n4
,mln* ben«(lt, ««tum u«tk« h«lf.
omptr b»tti« in 14 days »nd w» refund outUy.
«« &««/«, J/ff; Mwlht *<M,
powens (feiaid ife: praadhieir)^isb we
Mr. sand MrS. ./ ^oocock>
at' ;St.: .airiid
iteaJiiisei ;Gk>til in : His- -gTOat
Mary's /
:. teachers
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' .and schbMrs at; St. Mary'is Christ. The -aflitfeim. was: ''!H'a^
Sunday'. School..
eotos b^in>g 'ahlyy suiog . by ,:ltos..3eibe :!4«)dv Mis,
Bray, in .the eveniiiig Be;y. J. Sifcainer Wilim
;eOiri . poached yf.rom .Psialm :126,A :a" Psaliny ,o
.thainlcsigiivriaa^ ' afibeir the 'r&tilrar of the Jews firor
oaptivity,, ioonolTiiddiig ,a yeryss finie feermon . wit!
-the :woirds "Poir- right is right,; edaioe God. %ia.nit} rdigiht the day must win : to dicxiibt would b
diMoyialty, to fialibeir vWuld be ein,. They anthem
was ; " By BifobyJiooa's wave."y y. At . the
fl'eirvaicie a phioda' of 85 .gave cfeoruBieiSi. Tlie
Mr W. Gf. -Bentiett, Dev.0n.«jM!pq-eit^(et
K'eiighliey, gave deilightfu;! rendieiriwigis-.
Mis
&e&d'.ialpio wflfl V'0r;y pleasiing, and Madaanie Aim
'.i Mi^N,'
. N flodij
Bodi
Jiowetb was liotod to adiVMltagie.
who Wfts in oapitol voice, gr^bly dAgMed, Ml
THE
NOVEMBER.
November has had ia':very watery record, there
having" been only 5 days without rain, Nov. '1»
16, 17., 18, and 20.
The heaviest fall was yon
Nov. 11, when 1.12: inches and 1.10 inches re-;
spectively were reoorded. at, Widdop arid" Gibbet
Reservoirs (to take two-- guages' representative of
all).
On Nov. 6, 12 , 1-3. and 28 over half nailinch was registered^ and WfWt can; be describee]; as
heavy' rain also fell on Nov. 2, 6/9, 10 14, 15,
26, 27, 29, arid 30. . The averag'e for the month
over .all .the gtuiges w.as 6.83 inches ag>ainst 5.18
inches last year.
The yo&ervoire, of course, Iwtvfe 3 Weietom Niohd.il, comidoiotoa', fulfilled his
benefited consid'fii'ftbly. On Nov. 1 t/he total quan- adrn^nnibly.. 'M-r, W. L. S^viWie at tihe
tity in storo was 707,371.000 gallons, which .in- imisplpinig. Coliteiotioin., £14.
creased on Dec. 1 to 1,434,829,000 gallons, or
568,090,000 gallons more fcha.n on Dec. 1, .1913. ,THE LUXTJRY'OFA"I?AT"H ie iHconi.plet* without til
addition of SORUBB'S AMMONIA, which refreshes «*<>
InviROfatoa »nd <s a most, valunble a«.jUjJ^Jn ,*"]?' »®^j
for »)l Idottiflsil*' jJiiTposflft, -:./ .Bold evr"""' "
" *"'"
Jiving i» Berlin
About 7OO
I Injuriotis Irafiatlona, Prico One Sn>
i&y Ijeeottie qlJficers beciau^e
coiir^ge^ jaiicl tnousands,
^M ii^ii-Coinitiiissra^
Post OiEce you can obtain the
address c?f the nearest Recruiting 0fEce;
Enter ypwname to-day on the
Roll of
Profe^or (in geology): The geOilogist iihinlcsi noth- iihie same perfprmea5s-?'
in:g of ia thousand' years. : ./.;••'•'. . _ ':•" " ' ': yv--. .. '•'••-•'.
Sfcud'0nt: Great "gains !-. : A-nd I 'lea* -a, Jgeplogdsl
five pbunde yesberday!
i- -'• -. --' '".,;y ^'.A.HAPPY-'LOT.^, ••., ,
:fi.elid,1 ., Cubesfeyv and : 'Wap^^. ' Mrs.
d^uit^a«*^ofeli^ed^^ w^
y Give m© a gardtea an.d ia cot,
*wib :<xinea- ae^6e.tiotriis v;,giipeav as yenooirie'fe-'
,
A little love decaying noifc,
by : Mrs. v vT,V. : S. -RaidieiMife1, ;,^::Masteir yand:
.,
L A piarlouir clean; and; rri&e firoia
song by Mm SmMx, •t'T&e&t home
A w'ife a sweet forget-me-not,
songis by Mrs; : Cal-pert,
A something boiling in the bot,
Ifet's Jo ::it;..;ag.aij^
ij
fxiiead," ^iad: " .
A friend wlio will not flinch a jot,
'"
well rteeeivied.. '.A consdence pur© and fi'ee from blot,
took: the duet
This Sxvreiy were a happy lot.
;
A
HER CATEGORY.
diameB Niaylor mid
sohool iriapeotor stopped a little girl in itlhi "JJ.aVie yorar own
*'Nowj'tell me what you .are?" Bu oliir0. Smttfoh, and''
" ' '"M*.;
the lifetle girl- ; shook iher head. " Well, let n»e try
and gue*.
Are you a 'little boy?"
Anotihei
Odidy. ;A
Aake. of the head.
"A litfcle giirl, then?" Am ing was
• ' dosed:
.•••.byyet, another shake. . Then in a softer and more
geritle mianner, "Please tell me." At last the ice
was broken.
She whispered!, " I'm a junior! waved the
THE HALIFAX COtJftlER, SATTJEDAY, DECEMBER
24 YEARS' SERVICE,
HALIFAX BOROUGH COURT.
EX-ALD ROBINSON'S .WOKK FOR THE
.-.
:
TOWN:
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oessiTe hours.
Th© wialkang1 ground waB a fieTd
not far from Moulmt Tiabor.
Deo. 8. At a meeting of the Halifax Chamber
of Commerce * resolution '* viewing, with much sat.sfaction *he propiosition to change th© market for
;he sale of Yorkshire goods from Rochdiaie to
Halifax," was passed.
.
'.' -.
Deoi 9, The -dontiraot to enclose thie stalls under
the covered area in the market, "so that .the persons who occupy them will not have to take home
their goods every markets day," was let to Messrs.
Jno. Dyson, and SoriSj King <>o>si.
Dee.: 10. A druggist's shop in Elland was the
scene of two. aJbtempits, by edme misoreants, «f
burigl-ary. The attempts were happily frustrated1.
Tbja 24 yeaitis serviC'© rendered to tiie M>t©payers by Mr. Enoch Robinson, J.P., As a "" ~~
.
TUESDAY.
HUSBAND ATTACKS WIFE IN fiALIFAX
STREET.
Woffiiam Whitaker (50), labourer;, 1,
row, Fiaundiry-stireet, surrendered to answer a
of being .disorderly in Norfhgafe the
r -_._-_' diay. . P.O. ahaokleton said he saw
defendant, in drink, running his wife. He struck her
Violently on the fane, knocking her on her back on
tram lines. Sustaining a wound at the back of the head
she was taken to'the Infirmary.
An independent
witness, Arthur Laycock, having corroborated, defendant said his wife had pawned his best clothes and got
drunk. He did riot strike wilfully. He was fined 10s*,
aM 5s. 6d. costs, or 14 days.
FRIDAY,
ISTElGHBOtlELY AMENITIE1S. .
AiTftihfuir Bipoadibemifc, 1, Drake-fittest.
Aran Lavin,
by
,
Bedlfoind CQinirt,, few?'
Nov. 13. On the application of Mr, J, H. MackrelU
for the defence, all witnesses were ordered out _ of
court. Mr. W. Storey, for complainant, said his client
was going out for her husband's supper beer,
-,
day, by the pres&ntada<wi to him of am
designed and pleadingly executed i^umitna-ted
, Keighley to Susannah ocholefield, both tlali
.addotese.' This took place ait a social, following a
tea,'at tlie Ldbeonal Club, with Aid, A. Fawcett fax.
> T D9 OS; J^; aM C^J. Hoae^>e! Dec.
S^^rish:
Jos. TEludman.
to Mr,
V^viV jti. JL/t Vycl'UCD-) tl .'X ..> cwiAnj. N_y*>.i. • *-» • —•*• —— «~-n —•-—
— ——•
— .
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•s
C1
' T_ i:
i.
TT
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municipal representatives ol the Waaxl, as hosts. ! Barne* both^ Sowerby,-Jno. Speigh* -to '.j^*"*
I&U.MT,-,-T*4«^s.Ai,ftn,rf
-i^n-hr, ^.A
borttefl"
1. both Halifax,
^vw^-^j
i ____
*_ .rifhliftMifited
_- border of '. fi-.lfidhii
Gl-edhill,
Halifax Ash worth Wild to Jill en
vv^wv^., both
__, ~ .... Fielding Wilson- to
Ilia address w<eir>e the ii&eip'ieihft's portra-it, A view Wa/llwork,
of the Town Ball, arid a rep'r^seintatlo.n of tJie Hannah JesSop, both Ell-a-nd. St. Thomas s, BradBorough Goat of Arms. The text was:^
'.; ford: Jos. Slater, Luddenden Foot, bo Ann Eickey,
To-d,morden. Sqtiare: Wm. ..II.lin,gworth to Mrs,_
To Enoch Robinson, Esq., J.Pf Jafile Illingwo'i;th, both El'land. South-parade:
Sir,,
.
.
Oh behalf of the meanbers. of - the P-eliom Michael Dirake to Aan Hartley, both-.Brighouse,,
0 Register: Jno. Worth to Emma Keagh^Ward Liberia! Assocdation, Libeofal Club, and
friemdts, we desire by this addoteiss to place m ley, both Halifax.
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Dec. 7 Parish.; By. Jordinson, Lockwood, to 1889.
ffigeord our high lappireciation apd _ thanks for
Dec. 4 Park: Jno. Lomas, Salterhebble, to Agnes
the great service that you as Councilloif, Alder- Eliza Jane Crowthery Southowiram. Geo. Lister to Haigihv Halifax. -St. Joseph's, Brighouse: Thoa,
man and Mayor of th© Counity Borough1 of Ellen Holmes, both Oyenden. Jos. Thomas, Heb- Ashton, 'Brighouse, to Mrs. Mary Ann Shiinmins,
den
Bridge,
to
S-arah
Hannah
Whitfeley,
WadsHalifax foir 24 yeans oolleotively have so faithRast.rick. -Roomfield-l'ane,
Todmorden:
Thoe,
fully given, to the town and th<0 Labeiral eaiise, Worfch.^Pirovidence, Stainland. Jos. Park to Sarah Pilling to Betsy Mitchell, both Stansfield-^Birs6015
and patti'eul.afly for the dili.g.eiit ctare and Marsden,, both Stainland.
talli'Jnoi Piarkin to Mary .Capper, both Highrowh,
Dec. 8 Parish: Jno. Batfnesy ,Sow©r.by, to M'ary
ttoi6ugiht you have alwiaytS eiereised on behalf of
Dec. 5 Parish: Wm. Whiteley to Mary Hannah
Pelloii Wartd.
.
' ' Green-yy-Ood, Warley. Jno; '.Fa'wthrop, Warley, to Mallalieu, both Soyland.^ Warley Congregational: used some disgusting language. -Complainant's bus,
band asked the man, who was with the woman, to try and
Sarah Ann Helliweil,, Sowerby. Hy. Sykes to Arthur Wilkinson Bibby to Emma Binns,
We .eBpeciaJiy defitoe to 'express ouir
=-buy a box of Be&6hanl'6 Pills amd keep thein
keep the woman quiet, but instead of doing so, the
thanks for the very; ready >and generous
Elizabeth Holroyd, both Barkisland.
Warley. Si George's, Lee Mount':' Harry
by you ready foif nee when Squirted. ' Likie most
aiice yoii have eonifcihuially given to the1 A^sociaDec. 10 Parish: Jno, Broadbent, Sowerby, to Wheatley-lane, to Mary Mien Lister, Shroggs. - man rushed and got hold of him. Several people came
people, /no doiibt you sbohieitinies feed ",a
,, Club, and all, causes for the wedtfar© of the Sarah. Mitchell,' W<arlejr. Stephen Halstead' to Patmos: J. Illing.worth, Sheffield, to Hannah out, among thorn a woman named Pearson, who had a
below ,: par " " off cstotir "-pdyspeiptic.
iUgh and-, its citizens^
* t
Elizabeth Wood, both EHand. Laycock Harr Chambers, Todmorden,-^Register: Jno. Rushton poker. Pearson struck the complainant on the hand,
piretsS'eid, liverish, irriiabia, diespomdieai-t or
hopie
you
will
^njoy
many
years
of
h'appigreaves, Langfietld, to Sarah Ami Haigh, Sowerby. Thompson, Halifax, to Ellen Ann Nutter, Bolton- and then handed the poker to Broadbent, who deliberwise " onit-of-sioris."
T|iie86 a*s iamori.g ;t3l
ately struck the complainant on the head, causing _a
, health, and well earned nsst. which with Jos. Hartley to Harriet Tut-nterj; Hipperholme. by-Bolland.
indications tihat the d)igie»tive 6i-gians are iir ft 'di»
and lacerated wound,3ins, long. Mrs. Lavin
you* labo'uns in our
midst you have sti well Jno. Hesse'lden to Sarah Ann Jackson, both 1 OvenDec. 7 Parish: Thos.Ackroyd, Heptonstall, to contused
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ordered state.
,
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to be medically attended, and was still suffering;.
.
....---,.,
den; Jas. Hoyle, Triangle, to,Sarah Ingham, Skir- Lucilla Fletoher, Stansfield. Timothy Conway, had
Approaches bad been made for a settlement, which had
Jas. Holden (presiident) Jo'hn McPmal
coat. Thos. Jenmings ' to Sarah Aldersbn, both
tary), Pollori Ward Libeiral AssocdatiotQ, Wm. Southowram. Sidney Norton to Elizabeth Stott, to Ellen Lang, both Halifax. ^-Thos. Kershaw to Seen refused. Complainant having given evidence,
was
cross-examined
by Mr. Mackrell, and denied having
JL
Thiosl Holdeoi, (pjnesidieinifc), H. ^
both NorthoWram. JoSiWhiteley to Maxy Thomas, Hiahriah Wood, both Northowram. Wm, Kinder pushed against the woman McbontiouRh, or that he
taryj Pello'n W,aM Liberal Cltib;
to Alice Holt, both Brighouse. George 'Pogson, leered at her. When she was struck she was
both Halifax.
Ltd.,
a dose or two of Eleecham's Piliis
Sowerby, to Eliza Greenwood, Wadsworth. Fred on her - x doorstep. She denied raising a ,quarb
l^hie address, th.^ work m Stott
you can keep yourself fcree fropa '-eUl such
Wias eiiicioS'ed iii a hianids
Ratcliffe to Sarah Jane Jackson, both Soyland. jug td strike the woman MoDonnough with it.
DIED 50 YEARS AGO.
plaaemt . isyiflfptoans.
This weM-kjiown p_re.p*tiaThos. Thornton Walker, Halifax, to Mary Hannah She Was not drunk, and it was not .in consequence of
Ov&i' tlie rsoeial Cer.. James Hoddiem .^-^—,
tion is widely rieej&gnaeed as-' a rei&lily rW'able jt Was, hie cJiaioiad, a daetiuietiioii to the Ward tc
Isles, Northowrtim.-jiSt. Thomas's: Wm. Maud© her condition she fell, striking her head against the
' tfeihedy 'for stomac-h and liver ailrft (n.ts. AH'' ver
Dec. ,4 Thos. Barker (34), Todmorden.-^-Eliza- to Hannah Fletcher, Halifax. Pellon-lane: Aked gtone stairs. Further evidence in support 6E the
""so ViaJaiaJble a repireeenitative aas Mr
thie wor;ld th^r« are people Who have proved
seizing them on the- Town Council .'.fta beth (16), daughter of J. M. Brannan, solicitor, Clhapiman,. .Siddial, to Ellen Bradley,.' Halifax: Bummons was givea by Dr. Simon Brodsrick, who
by. , a-cufba.1 experi«nice' the inestiiffiabio v^adwe of
Halifax. Edmund Hartley (57), Oariton-street. Square: Jos. (3ockroft to Emily Ann Foster, both said Mrs. Lavin was perfectly sober, Thomas LatiBi
BeechainT's Pill®. Th^y givS new stfehigth to the
Ttbe Rigihit Bom. J. H, Wfcdffclevy, M:l*., attended Mary (33),'. wife ; of Jno. A; In.gham, Shaw, Tod- Halifax. Heptonstall: Jnoi. Fagep, Todmorden, Katie Lavin, & Margaret Lavin, For the defence, Mr.
.tired;- ov«r-worked iSfeomach and ^iert &
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to make the pf-esentatioii, and paid a high tribute
0^7), widow of Wm Stocks, Hip- to Eliz., Escntt, Stansfield,
and stimmlatiaig effect uipdto the liver. So if to Aid. Robinson's work,
Dec. 9 Parish: Greenwood Oldfi&ld t6 Emma used by his client. He denied that any poker had beea
perholm©. Eli Thwaite(64), Greenland.
you- woiil'd' areally "ido yotir®eil:f a good turn,''
used. Whatever accident Mrs. Lavin sustained was
Brearley, both Wadswortih.
Mr. Robinson was cordially received on rising,
Dec. 5 Sarah .Bolton, (48), Inchfield,
through falling in the doorway. Dafendant denied
TTie handisOme address they had presented to
(41), wife of Hy. Dyson, Southowram.
striking at all. He denied having sent his toother tto
him Would, he assured the donors, be looked upon Ratcliffe (14)] son. of Eli Dyson, Sowerby Bridge.
DIED 25 YEARS AGO.
complainant to settle; He went with his mother to
bysihim with pleasure and delight as long as 'h<
Jahiriah Heyworth (31), Lobb Mill, Todmorden. ~ 18S9.
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"/ - the doctor's, and heard her'asking him to. Evidence;
iye«d. and1 he was eure that it would be treaswed Dhos, Smith. (50), Sowerby Bridge. Jno. Stead
Dee. 4 Joshuia Culpari (61), Abbotfs-terrace,
Dy his family afterwards. .vAt the same time,_hei KC1 S ^altster, Salifax. Wm. Sutcllffe (54), solici- Gibbet-lane. Lilly (22), daughter of Luke-.Tay- for the defence was given by Elizabeth McDonnough,
:id not consider tnat he had ever done anything or, 'Hebderi Bridge. Mrs, Chas. Tettey (48), lor. Stoop, Soyland. Sarah. -Hannah (39). .wife Lewis Hudson who said complairiaBt and her husband
thuraped him so much that he "thought the Germans
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of Edward Frederick Williams, bank. accountaiit, had come " Margaret -ElleB Pearson, Mrs. Beatrice
lowsver, ii Was their wish, that he should accept
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t, he gladly did so, and he Was obliged to them Haley (38), Haley Hill. .
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or the honour they had done him.
H© might
Dec. "7 Wm; Crossley (27), Sowerby, EKzabteth Hy. Cockroft (64), Hebden Bridge. Thomas
THOMAS BEECHAM; St. Heden^
HUSBAKJ) AND WIFE.
say tihai M had represented Pellon Ward ori the 5,7), widow of Saml. Parker, Wesley-«treet. 'Jno. Whiteiey (88), Soylandi v
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Town Couincil ever since it was made a Tivia-rd
(48),.- S-kircoat-r'J'as. Riley, (51), SoyFred Cookroft; 14,. Smithy-stree^ was sumDec. 6^-Hy ! La/wson (28), FitzwilUam-street.jxcusa 1/14 (56 piMs)"<i 2/9 (168-piiUs),
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He. dame to live in the .ward in
Women's Act,
the . Married
Grace (52), wife of Mesbaeh Patchett, 12, Welling^ moned under
1867, and "he built Battinson-road Mills in 1875,
Dee: 8-^-Franklin Pratt (57), Bnghous©, Henry ton-place,
by his wife, Blanche, with 'persistent oruelty.
sngaging Aid. FawOett as his firist engine man iViismaji''.(4Q)'-, Brighouse. Jno. Bates (6O)-, StanDea 7 Emma Blackburn (49), Enowlwood. Complainant said her husband had agreed
hear, hear). Aid. Fawcett was then quite a yoiing njary-rjoiad.-' Hannah (52), widow of Jas. Saville, Jos, Boothroyd (25), Brig-house. M[ary (55), wife to a separation, and to allow her 5Si a weeki
The
nan,'land he remained witii ham for about 20 years,
, Rhoda (50),. wif« of Thos.' Walsh, of Jos. Bower, Lightcliffe. Hannah Brdadbent Mayor "(presiding) said the Bench oould not grant a
tot losing 20 hours the whole time, .either, by a 'outhowram., , '
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(61), Hebden Bridge. Geo. Fleming (75), BAok separatum order by consent, and adjourning the case
jreakdown or a, p*etende of any land (hear, hear).
Dec. 9^-Mary (74), wife .of Timothy Ambler, Fo'undry-etreet. Joshua Graham (65), Mland. for a Week, advised cemplainaht to consult * solicitor.
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That, ibe was sure, spoke well foy the <aJdernia,n.
. Elizabeth r(77<), widow of Thos. Jno. d-ray (25), Charlestown. Jno; Haigh ;(61),
HE B-'N I A S --f- B-.-O I A £ 1 S f
About "th-iis time'the High Level Railway was; proSun-;fold. Alf. Holt (44), Halifax.^ Joshua Jackson
Shelf. Ann; Riley -(25); Hipperholme.
HALIFAX WEST RIDING COURT.
moted, and, it was found very difficult to .get shares
12, UNION-STB-BIT, HALIFAX
De:c. '-lO^-Charles (16), son of Wm. Crowther, (77), Broolcfoot.--Saxah (67), wife of Wm. Holt,
SATURDAY.
iaken up. N He formed the conclusion that, If;the jibbet-street. Jno. ,Greemwood Sttgden, J.P., Skirctfat. Emma* (47), .wife of Jacob Phillips,
makes the latest IrapraTed Appliances for the
line ftoukl be secured, it would pay" him to - take
Hous^e, Eeighley.
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some shares, efen if he lost the lot, C/oal at that
Dec. 8 Jas. Gockro'ft (81), Wadsworth. Sarah
Clay, Aid,. B. Fiirtfch, Ma-. E. W. Ciroi^iley, Mr.
and all other kinds ef snrsieal Bupports, at
time had to be fetched from the Old Stati(>4> and
Ellen (34), wife of Wright Crabtree, Orenden.
P. Hofeo-yd, Mr, E. P^el, Cam.- J> T.
prices.. A female attendant for ladies. .Tel,
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Events
of
50
Years
Ag-o.
they could only go four times per diay\ When tihe
ELASTIC! STOCKINGS ft(Sfl» S/6.
Nathan Oulpan (62), Sowerby Bridge. Saiiah (4Q);
Eelett, amid J. Cli'aibbtKca..,
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High Level line was obtained .they could fetch 16
widow of Thos. Haigh, Hove F/dge. Btannah (56),
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a man cannot with imp-upity tihw'^rt t^e
CLINICAL THBEM©MlTBia from 1/6,
induced him to tsiupport the line.
After iif had
Dieb. 9 Agnes (31), wife of Joshua ,'CIegg,
Dec. 4.-rA tradesman, in busmess in N orth- Heckmondwike. Grace FoS;ter (79), Heptonstall. poiMee in ddsdhiarige o>f thiedir dtttieis, was/illiiS'
been opened, the line was- taken over by the Greal
IJakwrs ts the Halifar and Huddersfield
North'ern and the Lancashire and "Yorkshire Com- giate, receivedl the sum.' of 10s., and tho Jetter Hy. Frankland (69), CArossley-terrace.-^Ruth teaJbed . wliem Wm. Einnieist W'ood, etone. : dresser,
pianaeE!, and actually the shareholders lost but very tccompa/nying it stated the Bender had, some years HannaJh. Helliwell (21), Health-stre.et. Nancy Tay- ^tmblei1 Tihio^n, was ctuamgied with, obsamcting
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You.can make
Sxipt. Myeacs sadid, ,d«f«inidiaM hiad oibstrocibed the
Faweett. As to their other representatives on the ialf-crown." The 7s. 6d. was interest.
Tordoff Wyfce.
Dec. '10 Francis Green Atter C51), phath«,m- polioe in the 'discibarg'e of tfluedir dxiAd«t3. Offioetrs.
Deo. 5. A new organ-, costing £300, was opened
Town Council, Cdr. Oates had made his nmrk;there
delicious Plum Puddmgs
street. Frank Broadbent (81), Sowerbyl Martha wetpe watching some gamblers, amd wecre :pcpain: good time, and tihe tdwn was experiencing the n North-parade Baptist .Chapel.
vented
from
aoiresitiiig
them
by
diefendant rumDec;
6.-^During
the
hearing
of
a
chargei
of
atAnn
(38),
wife
of
Milford
Earnshaw,
Qvehdeh.
with
benefit of his sea-vices. OCT. Holden had returnee
,a*nid sihoiutinig " Th© polioe." Tibeire wa$ no
to the Council to continue the good work he ;empted miurtleT at: HaHfax, it was stated, accused Mary Greenwood (68), Halifax. Margaret, (68), tQin,g
Gambling
" threw a womian into the, canal i&he sank several wife of Martin Hanley, Haley Hill. Jno. Haw- dotibt the police were otostruoted.
did there.
vary rife in the distraict.
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behalf .of the meeting iihaee. and; butt) for her crinoline would have'been king (19), .Beech-street. Jos. Hirst (52), Bailiffe wias
Cor. A. D. Oafes,
Gamw'Oioid saaid thiarf; ipai Siindiay, Nor.
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offeredl congtatulations to Aid. Fawcett oil his pro drowned'."; at 11.35 a..m. he amd P.S. Monkman w«ose
Deo. 7.^ Greiat interest was taken in the,attempt Geo. Wade (54), Hove Edge, Mary (70), wife of in
motion.as aJdierm>an, and to COT. Holden on his re
SMbdsn
VajU'ey
wa/t-chimig
a
"iscliiOiol
" of gam.-;
by a woman to walk 1,000 miles in 1,000 suc- Jno; Wilaon, Nortfobwram.
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: Aid. 1 Fawcett, .in acknowledgment, mentioned tha
wilih ooine. They saw defendant at;the top of
it :was? 39 years since he and Mr. Robinson camt
Just like home-made
tiEe via/Hay giodpg baclrwiard and forward. Tliey
together, and during the whole of that,: time the
RURAL DISTRICT COUNGIL.
THE MAYORESS'S FUND.
tried to igi'eit past haan. unideir the hillsid.e. but by
but more convenient
happiest relationships had existed between \ them
the time ^ey got there diefen'diaait came wiishdaT
and economical.
When he left Mr. Robinson's service, the latter
14 or 15 yards of tlhein.
Seeing them, Ee nan
QtTBSTlQNS APFgCTING THE OUTNOBLE WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
granted him a retiring pension: of dSl p&r week, anc
Made by the •
towards tlie gamblers, g.avie them .t3ie sigiial, arid
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DISTRfCTS.......
Marmalade firm.
A meeting of the Mayoress's;.;workers was held
that he d/rew until h<& could not fasibion to take^i
ran^awiaiy, eo tibait they (the polioe) w«cre ttn/abie
any longer (laughter).. He went to him an3-said at the Town-Hall, on, Thursday morning, to hear
Sir Geia
.to^^ idmtify amy of the gambl'Sie- -,.,.
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"T want to give up talcing this, brass," and Mr the working and financial reports, and to discuss nootti oy«r tbe monthily ineetdiiig '6f Hia/lifax
P.S. Monkmjain 9^,3 they got ^diishiri 200 vaafos
Robinison made .reply, ". W^ell,---! have not grumbled thjg work, for the, future, , ;.»; - :^,.j 1, .-..!:'. District Gounedil. ^-^Dt..-^!)!^^.^]^-/^^^.'^^*"
of the gaira^feiris;; :ajnid btufc focc ^dfefendiaait they
The working report given by r.tlje seor.etaries port, eaiid tJiere had beem riiii© birth's,:J:'5
wouJid have got much nea<ner
Defem daoit asked
',£EERIBLE EXPLOSION.
Ccr. Holden replied that in hig Council work, a, showed that the committee have, sent to the; 2nd and 4 females, and 6 deaitl^, ,3^o^
Diistoiet GcranKsil. ;wi'p'fce that in tibej . D«feadant: How mueh. did I offer you? Wit.
in his friendly society ,and co-operative labours, his Batt. West Riding Regiment in France, ; 486,
WIDESPREAD DISASTER NEAR
continued aim would be to render the best servic shirts, 714 .pairs socks, 336, mufflers,; 1,56 ; hel-, wiater .-;, was. disioovefred «, larigie amo'uint of peaty ness: You didn't offer me amytbing. I told you
mets, S66 belts, 288 pairs mittens, 72 pairs, ouf?s>
and oonsequently large quantitieis of you must not talk like feat.
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Defenpdiaimfc: I simply admit being tih.ere, and as
Afterwlards. Mr. W. T. Hold'en, on behalf of th, 69 handkerchiefs;' to 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 10th,
Three magazines exploded on Wednesday near pre
and
llth
.Batt.
West
Riding
Regiments,
in
^traininig
to get a wlhpliasome .supply. _ They soon as-.'I saw them coining, I tooik my chanoe,
club,
presented
Mr".
Robinson
with
an
enlargemen
mises used for the manufacture of explosives a
White Lea, .a district situated between Biatley of the photo^aph. taken during his Mayoralty ing, 1,228 sihirts, 4,799 pairs socks,' 413 rnuf- asked the Counioil's opinion /on the question of but I sweat? by AlmigMy God, I did not. give
flers, 155 helmets* 724 belts, 123 pairs mittens_, 'asking tihe.Balifiax Ooirpioiratioitt to erect_a filtef- them ;a sigrial.
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Sir Geoirgte and ' L-a^dy 202 handkerchiefs; to Halifax men in other regi- inig asppainata-s at 'thieir' refiiervoir, it being
LateTn the
killed and four are -missing.. The works tiherii
that the cost of that ereotioin should
Supt. Myeis: Were you tibe
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eeives were wreckedj considerable diamag& was done Fisher-Smith and^ the Mayor and MayotesB adBec ments, 30 shirts, 44 pairs socks, 28 mufflers, 14.
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congratulations.
to other buildings near, windows more than a mile
oomplaanite regiardchiefe; to the Navy, 50 shirts,, 50 pairs socks, 50 said he had not
What w6re yott^ero for?^ I was tJiere to look
away -were broken, and the explosion itself could
irig
the
water.
Cer.
Black
said
the
matron
at
the
out
for .the police-^-(la.ughjteir).
mufflers,
21
helmets,
21'
belts,
,36
pairs
mittens;'
ba heard, many mile® away. E^en at the camp of ST, JAMES'S,' SALE-OF -WORK to hospitals. 153 bedjaokets, 96 helpless '• shirts,
that
tihe
water
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was
very
For
the
purpose,
of
giving
them
the
signal!Hi© Leeds Battalion at Colsterdale, , nearly 50 miles
, .si referred to the Sani- DefehdiaTit;. Yas, but I didn't give them tlie
74 night shirts, 24 nightingales, 25'^pneumonia
- tway from the scene of the explosion, the report
I isimply aian away, .amd took fmy owo
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jackets, 192 pillow cases, 250 ^handkerchiefs, tary and Water Committee. _ ' :; : . :
6'ias so clearly heard as to lead the officers there
LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF
Cor. J. B. C'arber, reportuig as to Norwood
dressing gowns, etc.; bandages, siplints,.pads, etc.,
co telephone to Leeds for an; explanation of tihe
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The CfoadtniKuv fining 'di^feai'dfemt 5e. 6d., costs
Coley ratepayers
lighting
to headquarters of St; . Jqhn Ambulance Associa- Green and
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A thre© days' annual sale of work, in. aid. of :S tion, English ancj Anglo-French Red Cross question, 'said that the new: scheme provided for 9s. 6'd.,'eai.d if dtelemdiaait came agiain; on a ohiarg'e
The picric ,acid works .at White Lea, owned by James's
tiie ereetioii-of 32 lamps, 16 in Norwood Green of a simiiiliar nature he would have TO pay much
Ghuroh funds, was opened on Thursda'y, ir Societies.
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Messi-e. Henry Elhson, Ltd., of Cleokhiaaton. were ihe presence
was 42s. per lamp,
Mrs. J. H. Whitley read the financial report, /and 16 in Coley. The prioe
of a large attendance.
The opene
p
before the outbreak of war idle for some time, but
was for 14 years. .
, a, former, vicar, an which showed that £1,097 1 5s. 9^d. had been and _the
Dr R. L.
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of late the wbrks have been kept :at top pressure was Rev.others
Expenditure: Flannel Id. in tlie £ would bring in £12, p
present were Miss Bellamy, Rev received in subscriptions.
Applying for the transfer of tihe licence of they
, for the mianiufaofcure of picric acid. -The magazines among
Of
for shirts, £626 Os. 4d ; wool for comforts, £359 of lighting would ,amottnt to £67 a yeiaar.
3.
J.
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(former
curate),
Rev.
S.
Hill
(vicar
were isolated from the m/ain works buildingsi. »o ianons Ivens and Rowe, Rev. O. B/ Dixpn, an 4s. 4d. ; Red Cross materials, £29 8s. lOd. ; post- that £12 " Norwood *Green wO'Uild pay £9 and New Inn, Briggate, Eiland, from Albert Driver
terrific was th-e explosion, however, that hot only MEessTs. E. C. Lewm and Gr. H. Conway (wardens age, carriage, paper, 'string, packing, etc., £6 5s. Coley tih-e. remiai'nider. , He moved that the Smith to John Hardy, Mr. E. W. Hinchliffe saidthe
case
hiad
been before the justices on .- a preWe're th« whole of the works buildings involved in Elev. S. Hill, who presided, said the War had cas 4d. ; advertisements, etc., in papers, £73 2s. 4d. ; schemie be .appoxjved by the Coonicil and thajfc tha
vious occasion.
On Oct. 17 a, subpoana was _
' ifche ruin, but property within a radiu^ of (hundreds over
the proceedings a gloom. In September the a totaJ of £1,094 Is 2d., leaving a balance of agreement with the .Corporaitioin be left in- the granted to compel .ishe attendance of the outgoing j
of yards suffered damage.
s of himself aaad the Clerk to deal with. tenant, Mr. Smith, but the subpoena could *iot be
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discussed the. question whether to hold the sale o £3 14s. 7id. .':
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was.
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eeoomdiea
by
Ccr.
The committee are almost daily receiving apLIKE AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
not, and it was diecided 10 do so, or the churc]
On that date he aleo put in a registered
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The ground wias shtaken as if by aft earthquake, wardens would lave landed in debt, from whic
The Clerk __ r&ported tihat, 'in; regard to the letter which had been addressed to ..Mr.f Smife
Hospital requisites are urgently
and ..when the huge volumes of .dense yellow emoke >hey had been free for two E asters. They trie at the front.
but had been returned.
The position Jiibw-'WQ*
had partially cleared not a vestige of the maga- so look on the bright .side of things^ and worke needed by the Red Ctoss Societies; the local:- Red electrd'C ligiuting of tipper Gineieifcland iihe poles priactically tihe same. They had- tried their best.
zines* was to b© seen.
Nothing was left to ini'di- is cheerfully and willingly as they could, hopin Cross Branch working under the Mayoress's Com- ware in tihe r-oad, ian,d theiy preferred that they
cate their site but a liuge hole several yards deep !or the best. They were encouraged by the pre- mittee, have sent out' all they 'haVe and are asked eihOTiM be ejected iti the fenoe. They had, how- to serve the subpoena on the outgoing teiiant* but
in the field where they had stood. The buildiriga sence of .their old friend, Dr. Bollamy. Dr. Bel- for more. Letters of thanks show how much the ever, agrieeid with' the"''.larnd owners to put thie although he had been heard ol in ith4 district someMajor Elam, poles'' jbacfc !0ubj6icit. to a sligM aeknowfod'gimient.
in the immediate neighbourhood: which, had nob .amy expressed the, pleasure of his sister and him- gifts are needed and appreciated.
in a letter from the At Clifton there liad been isix electric ligihts where he had been unable to be met with, and his
been totally wrecked by the first shock seemed in self to see so many familiar faces.
They were 2nd Biaittalian W.R> .
wife had refused to give information where he
a tottering condiition. Other works, buildings, _,and perfectly right in going on with the sale. At the front, dated! Nov. 23, says: " Two of your p.aaroels placed in WiaSdy«B'fcnk-lianie/.aB,d in ordier to save could be found:.
Under the1 circumstances he
agree,miem.t wiiii the Bower Co'.,
cottages in the neighbourhood were paortially beginning of the. War there was a little hesitation arrivied yesterday. .. . ._. The large parcels having a lengthy.
at the. Council lam/d Co. sliouiid sign asked the justices to grant the fuH licence.-^-P.St.
you
iare.
-sending
out
are
p'arbiculiarly
Suitable."
Ife
wrecked, and the peopje rushed terror stricken about such gatherings, but most people had come
Ho tihe ^Soc-i tihiat the provision of Walton &aid he had mad© efforts to .trace Smith.
was
Uinanimousily
decide/d
to
make
another
appeal
ifrom their houses.
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six lamps -in .Clifton should be on tihe same tecrrnis He had 'heard of him being 'in Halifax with his
One man was found wiith his head oonrpletelj1 ahead with those necessary and cheerful under- for subscriptions so that the work may be carried as
in tine lagreiem'ent einitei-eid -.inito iin 1911, which. wife a fortnight ago, but he was now supposed
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blown off ; others had lost several limbs. Several takings. Perhaps there was no place in the world on <3nx>ugh .the winter.
Gifts of money should be sen* to the Mayoress, referred io the lighting of Hartsiheaid, the Coum- to be in Bradford, 'though his address was unwere lying some considerable distance from tJh>» where there was more cheerfulness and good spirit
known.
His wife had refused to tell where he
cil to pay the euni of £5 17s. for extra
nragazines.
than in our trenches. They did not want to take Savil© Heath, or to Mrs. J. H. WhitJey, Brant- This
was. —,The Chairman' (Mr. J. E. Shaw) said that
agreed upion.
wood; and of miaterials to the headquartersi, 'Eiye
WELL-KNOWN. FOOTBALLER AMONG THE a light view of 'things as they were, and they would and Eiar Hospital, iHortion-stoeet, which is open
under the circumstances .they would dispense with
get through air the better if they kept spirits up.
Smith's attendance, and grant the full tnansfer,
INJURED.
Monday® and Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 5.30 p.nv
Several of the workmen who were near the maga- He was glad they had not only the sale, but also
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They were
zine were blown into the air and yet escaped with the entertainments, going as usual.
Before Messrs. F. Holroydi (presiding), ®a&
very small inj'Ury, while others were hit by falling entitled to be cheerful so long as they were, doing HOMING, SOCIETIES' FEDERATION MEETING. Should send two stamps .for oar 32 page illustrated
Aid. B. Firth. .
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tim'ben Six of the injured were conveyed to _ the their part. jSTo good purpose would be served by
Tha annual meeting of the West Yorkshire Federa- Book, containing Valuable Information how all Irregution of Homing Societies was held on Saturday even- larities and Suppressions may be entirely avoided or
Batley Hospital and four to Dewsbur^ Hospital, not having it,, and going headlong into debt
BVIDENQE OF HANL)S.S
where one .man, Clifford Thornton, died, shortly Mr E. O. Lewm, proposing thanks, mentioned that ing at the Saddle Hotel, Halifax, headquarters. In the removed by simple means. Recommended by eminent
Sam Jones,uo fixed abode,pleaded guilty to begging at
absence of Mr. R. H. Inghara (president), Mr. A. Physicians, as the only Safe, Sure and Genuin« Remedy. Stainland on Sunday morning. He had in his possesafterwards. Among those taken to the Dewsbury
Never
Pails
Thousands
of
Testimonials.
Established
1862.
debt.
\Iti
the
vote
he
included
the
ladies,
who
Thomas (Hebden Bridge) presided. The balance-sheet,
sion four large, muffins, a currant cake, a pasty and a
Infirmary were James Gr.ath, formerly captain ol
Mr PAUL BLANCHABD,
penny. Prisoner said he had been working on a farm
ifche Bafley Rugbv (Northern Union) team, ,and had been working steadily week after week. Many which was submitted and adopted without much disOlareaaont House, Dalston Lane. London.
near Longwood last week, but spent up on Saturday^
Patrick <5urly, mason's labourer, while William had been working hard for the Red Cross Society cussion, showed that tho year began with a balance of
and was begging for his breakfast on Silnday mornGaraide, an employe at the .works, .and Georg* as well as the sale, and they had an arduous 15s. 8Jd. Levies brought in £49 10s., entries, and
MORE BELGIANS AERIVB : SOME RETURN ing. Questioned by the chairman, ;prisoner had forJohnson, a-n enigineef, were also picked up, injUrec time.-^Mr. G. H. Conway seconded, and D(r. Bel- pools for Guernsey races £41 6s. 6d., for Eeriwss £74
in his reply, declared the sal© open.
lls., totalling, with, sinaller accounts, £180 18s.
gotten the name 0f the farmer he worked for, but the
TO FIGHT.
and bleeding, and taken to Batley Hospital, where lamy,
A* the ne-opiening yieisterdia.v Rev. S. Hill 8|d. Tho chief items of expenditurs were £23 2s. lOd.
week before he had been employed by a Mr. M^rton,
th© latt-e-r's . face was fouiid to be sodded ^ with (who
Mor«
Belgians
arrived
in
Halifax
on
Tuesday,
and
Warlev. He had lost, his insurarice card. Superintensaid seeing that as ladies did so eost of rnces, £26 6s. 6d. combine, entries, etc., £74
pieoesi of gliaes and one of Ms arms severely injiured miicli presided)
for the sale of work they omight to take piart lla. for other entries. Tha balance in hand at tho close had a kindly reception. They had come from Holland dent Myers, examining prisoner's hands, remarked
to Folkestone, and travelling from the latter placo "They ar® softer than nain«." Committed'for seven
THE DEAD.
.
in the opening. He threw that out as a hint for Was 17s. 4|d.
Mr. Frank Wilcock (secretary), in his annual report, on Tuesday arrived at 8.15, Among those welthe future.
Introducing Mr. R. P. Stafford, he
The following is a list of the dead :
them
were Mrs. E. Marchetti, Mrs.
said that gentleman's family -had long been con- stated that on the whole the season had been a had coming
,
WEDNESDAY, ,. .
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E.
H.
Hill,
Mrs. Riley Pat, Fred Wrigh*, ma.n:agier and chemisib at the works. nected witlh St. James' Church.
Mr. Stafford, onej They had had only 9 races instead of 12, The Bnrn, Mrs,
Mrs.
Wanklyn, Mrs.
James (Hipper- Before Mr. J. E. Shaw (chairman), and Mr. E.
Nimrod Firth, 15, Lobley-street, Heokmondwike, his sdns and daughter, had -all helped as teaohera numbers of birds sent Aut were : Federation old birds ehett,
Albert Firth, brother of the above.
3,867, young birds 5,263. Taken altogether, the season holme), Revs. B. S. Kiek and G. T. Dickin,-Messrs. J.
.
. \
Peel.
...
and w'orkers.: ' .
B. Hoyle, H. Van Dyk, A. Culpan, T. Smith, J. W. WalJames Nicholas, foreman., of Hollinbank* Heck'
Mi*. Stafford, declaring the sale open, said he' had passed off as well as they expected ,under the lis, ,7. Illingworth, J. Halliday, and H. Campbell. The
TROUBLED MINDS TILL EVE ' OF
circumstances.
The
Federation
delegates
dealt
with
mondwike.
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, was a scholar iri that day school in 1850.
He
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CHRISTMAS.
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:;.,
Percy Aisbtori, j'oinei*, Tidswell-street, Heckmohd remembered Mr. Sternwhite, Mr. Hartley, Mr. th* crisis as it presented itself, and arrangements wore .party numbered 18 adults an three children. Arrange- .Three
Sowerby Bridge boys were _ charged
were made for them to have tea at Square, and
wike.
.
'I .- ' ".'' " Gregory, artd the late Mr. Jessop, who was his carried out And all races cancelled, The report was ments
the short walk from the station was undertaken in with trespassing on ' ' ' the railway i? euoh
.
Clifford Thornton W'hite Lea, Heckmdnd'wike.
Sunday school teacher. He had clear recollections adopted.
as. to expose themselTes to danger. They
The chairman, moving -the re-election of Mr. R. H. pouring rain. By a coincidence an entertainment was
STATEMENT BY A .MEMBER OF THE FIRM of Rev. W. R. Morrison.
He snowed how the Ingharn
pleaded
guilty.
.
An
official
of
the
L.
&'Y.
R.
said
proceeding
in
.the
school
in
aid
of
the
Belgian
fund.
ns president, said he had given great satisfacMr. Henry Ellison, a member of the firm, $aic parish in the 50's had much prosperity, and that
The secretary said they were all sorry hishealth Ladies attended to the comfort of the visitors at the on Sunday, Nov. 22, about 2.45 p.m., he caught
that neither he nor Mr, EltiSon, sen., was near out of St. James', '.St. Augustine's and St..: Mary's. tion.
had not been good lately, but trusted he would soon be tea tables. There were, in all, five families, 2 having two of them in the store-'sihed of the goods-yard,
the premises when the explosion occurred, and i had b^^Ti foi'mpd.
Asked what they, were doing,
them again. The re-election was unani- come from Brussels, £ from Ostend, and 1 from Liege. Sower by Bridge.
was quite impossible for them to give any reasbji
Mir E. C. Lewin, p'ropO?ing thanks to Mr. Staf- with
town a few they said, they were looking for sticks. . They gave
moufl,^ Mr. Thomas was chosen senior vice-president, Several Beigiaas, resident in
for the disaster.
It was picric acid, he_ added ford, said -itfiat wherever the Stafford fiamiiy ^and and the following vice-presidents were»lso re-elected : weeks, were at the station and Square. . The new false names and addresses, and the youngest boy
he had kno\vli three geriertationg associated, they Messrs. T. Hirst (Stainland), F. Holmes (Outlane), R. arrivals speak French, and there was consequently ran away.- Replying to the Chairman, the eldest
that was being manufactured, and not lyddite;
There were about 30 people employed at
J. Holmes J. Suteliffe (Booth TOTTD), A. E. Thorps (Halifax), A. little difficulty. After tea the visitors were taken by boy they were -brothere-^said they went to play.
of their best. ^
Vorks and there were two or three magazines.
iBeconded..
Fi«ld!ng (Greetland), and H. Lister (Qneensbury). friends to homes which have been kindly and gener- Their mlother said Bhe could not watch
The receipts for the first day totalled £38 3s. 9d. Other officers re-elected ware : Emergpncy Committee, ously provided for them as follow : Prescott-street, though she did her best.
The two younger onea
Messrs. B, H. Ingham, H. Lister, A. Thomas, A. E. by Parish Church friends ; Stafford-road, by All were led by the eldest. The Chairman said tile
Saints ; Hipperholme, by Wesleyans ; and Heath
REFUSAL OF UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT Thorpe and A. Fielding; combine delegates, Messrs. Avenue, by residents. In response to their country's "charge w>as not much of itself, but it was vety seriR. J. Sutcliffp, Thorpe and Lister; convoyer, Mr. Isaac
ous, coming after the charges' made agaiinst them,
TO A HALIFAX MAN.
3 Linden Terraee, Hill-sto?©et, Kingswod, Bris
Priestley ; sftcretary and treasurer, Mr. Franlt Wilcock; call, issued last week, for unmarried men, physically but three weeks ago. and would necessitate a more
f^l ' Rtw "'Twelve months ago I first saw tn
A meeting of the Halifax Trades Council was auditors'. Massrs. T. Hirst afid A. Thomas ; and wirer to fit,'to return, lialf-a-dozen have gone from Halifax, careful looking into. Mr. Perry, probation officer,
those remaining being unfit for further service. Several mid he called on Nov. 27, and learnt that the
syinptoSs of eczema in the form of * tedI p- held on Tuesday, Mr. W. Brearley presiding. A convoyer, Mr. Thorpe.
ofl mv instep.
Tile ecz«ma .went on^. my _
letter was read from the Board of Trade with, reMr. Thorpe, speaking as representative frem .the Belgians who cams a few weeks ago are making splenterrible itching atod form-ing fresh w^ter ference to a resolution of the Council protesting Halifax Flying Club, moved that they "resign from the did progress with our language, and can now make boys had been sent to Sunday school, 'but the
eldest, refusing1 to go, the other® followed him to
It still continued to go fur- against the refusal of unemployment benefit under Yorkshire Combine unless the continually-running themselves understood quite readily.
every
tlie railway .
A still older broibher told , him the
rea-ched my face, part 2 of the Insurance Act to a member of the clock become compulsory." He i?aid they bad 'been
until it
ther up my
eldest of the culprits was the ring leader. They
local branch of the Amalgamated .Engineer's agitating for that a long time, but the Combine nevar
completely closing my eyes, Mj' legs
LITERARY SIDE OF THE SUNDAY
made no trouble at home, but became trpublesornw
were also much swollen.
Society who had refused employment with a Hali- moved. Mr. Hartley seconded. The Chairman reSCHOOL UNION.
: outside. The youngest had lately been living with
fco pay some one to do my work
fax firm offered through the Labour Exchange, his marked that by seceding from the Combine they bad
At the monthly meeting of Halifax Sunday >a married sister at Luddenden Foot, and the second!
Society haying prohibited members from going to nothing to lose. The resolution was unanimously agreed School Union in the Mechanics' Institute on Tues- boy: -at To d'.mor den. The Chairman eaid that the
the firm. The Board stated that the case was fully to. It Was also resolved "That we oppose any com- day it was decided to hold the annual meeting in additional charge, while they were under probation
considered by the Court of Referees and by the pulsory form of ring scheme,1' The meeting closed Queeii's-road U.M. Church on Saturday,' March for the mother, made the matter more serious, and
Umpire, on appeal^ and they endorsed a copy _of with hearty thanks to Mr. James Greenwood, the host, 6, under the chairmanship of the President (Rev. they could not deal with it .fust then. An adjournthe Umpire's decision, 'which staated the claim for his many kindnesses.
.not fit to be seen.
, ,
J. Young).
Sir Geo. Croydon Marks, M.P., will ment would ' be made until Deo. 23, when they
'I had treatni'ent for some time^but
should be disallowed. The Secretary (Mr. W. H.
be the speaker. Mr, J. Walker Clark. J.P., gave would also be dealt with for breaking the .recogget any relief.
I bought some
Dean) remarked that the trouble Was due to an
EMINENT SURGEONS FOR THE FRONT.
a report of the London Council meeting, and then nisances which they signed, promising to be of good
and a box of Cuticura Ointmenit a«ju
attempt of the firm in question to introduce the
It is understood that Sir Berkeley Moynihan and introduced to the .meeting the literature of the
to say I foTiud instant relief from tt
V premium bonus system." The Engineers'-Society Mr. L. R. Braithwaite, both of Leeds, will shortly Sunday School Union. Mr. Clark stated that the behaviour.
burnin-g. I continued to use both
Mrs"' refused to allow their members to work under j proceed to the front as consultants in abdominal sur- publishing department made-an annual profit of
eczema has oompletely goB'^.'
''. that system without serrne uhderetandiing being j gery.
Sir Berkeley Moynihan holds the rank of £1,500, which was devoted entirely to Sunday
Emily Morgan, Jan. 21, 1914.
come to with the firm. It was entirely a question colonel, and Mr, Braithwaite that of captain in the school work.
In Showing the difficulties to be whcin preparing yiom/r Puddings amid
cuna'Soap a.)id' Ointment a*e sold _
of conditions, and the Society held that the Urn- , Territorial branch of the Royal Army Medical Corps. overcome in securing' good magazines for our Buy Slunedded XTORA Beef ~Suefc, it is guaraii.
tliroughout the world A sample of ea-ch. witai
of Referees had not acknow Mr. Braithwaite is a son of ex-Aid. Braithwaite, young _people, he stated that £6,400 hnd been teed absolutely pure., goes fuirtbeir mid keeps for
- pi
Halifax, and a nephew of ex-Akl. W. Brear,
spent in producing one magazine.
The Union moir.tlie.
Yotur Gr.TO>eer ©eMs it. _
Insist upom
issued
all
kinds
of books and -periodicals suitable ATORA, re-fu,se sub
Cha.TterhO'Use-squ.a.r'e, Londotfi. E.G.
war can »eve;r oease -until King Albert for Sunday school work, including materials for tlhe
Minisibems will n&ixum from B&ir-
MARRIED 25 YEARS ACKK
IRONMONGERS.
BRASS AND ANTIQKE COPPER COAL B0XE§
ism. . : '.- ;
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FLAWt POTS, FIRE SCREENS, KERB SUITES^
!
Table & Pocket Cutlery, Razors,
•!*»•
iD-t> r/>\ A T\ om
tt is* laf1 fin
& foJi
53%,' JDltUAJLl
bTJtiJiJi
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f
Brewed ft®m tlie finest of
and
By the nrost
moderti jiyglettic Riethodj
They contain NO eh^mfoal
are conditioned
their own natural gas.
consider the Rates of Interest of
Established 1871,
£3 0 .0 per Cent
Deposit.
Any amount may
be paid in. 75/Secarity for
; .-'pvery »lt
£3 IZ 0 perCent
Paid-up Shares.
£10. Any number
may be taken up
at any time.
Absolute Security.
No Fees or Charges.
Assets £1,000,000.
£3 15 0 per Cent' £450 per Cent
Paid-up Shares,
Investment
Class B, for sums Sb*ares, 10/> eacn.
of £500
and Payable
every
upwards.
lunar month.
Easy Withdrawals.
Strict Secrecy.
INTEREST FRES OF INCOME TAX.
Head Office r SILVER STREET, HALIFAX. '
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: J. HARGER MITCHELL, Secretary. .
Mr. J. H. WHITE, Hill Top Farm, Staaley, Derby, says : " I had a fourshilling packet, and gave it a practical test oo some calves, using it on
some and not on others. Those that \ gave Stock Food to "are now
WORTH £1 PER HEAD MORE THAN THE OTHERS."
HAS THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLb.
for Horses, Colts, Cattle, Calves, Sheep, Lambs, Pigs and Poultry. Prepared 'front*!,
medicinal, powdered Roots, Herbs, Seeds and Barks, to be fed in small amounts as an addition t0 the usual feed. It purifies the blood, "tones up" and permanently strengthens the
entire system and greatly aids digestion and assimilation so that each animal obtains-more
nutrition item food eaten. It increases the quantity and quality of milk. Produces Healtliy
Calves and Promotes Rapid Growth.
.
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD fattens quicker and is a wonderful egg producer.
/n
, -J-l'-SlI- <§ 41.-, Pails (1,250 feeds), l'4\-. ALL CORN-CHANDUERS, STORES, fts.
STOCK FOOD CO., 19, ST. BRIDE STREET, LONDON, $j&
Jowe.it & Son, New Road; J. Thomas & Son, Hanson Lane:
••
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G. M. Hayward, Grocer, SieigSiley
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'-S
NO REST FROM ECZEMA
...
In the West Ei-ding Regimjeoit,
ip. Eride lias beieJi
Union of Young Worshippers, and primary depart-- - senooi. prizes and wssc literature*
In.
The Coffee Maid, of Symington's, says i
" No Coffee Hke mine, I only use
Symington's." Be sure the water is boiling.
TKOS. SYMINOTON Sr CO,. Edinburgh ana London.
DEARER BOOTS.
At an adjourned meetmg of Halifax Boot and
Shoe Repairers, on. Monday, it was* decided to
make an adyanoe of 6d. per pair on the soling
and h&eling1 of boots.
This is in consequence of
tihe inetreas'ed ooab of leather and other materials,
to the war.
j
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SANTAL RJIDY. Relieves in 48 hoars derangemente
of the Urinary Organs. Superior to Copaiba, Cubebg and
Injections, Cures rapidly, leaves no nauseating or bad
effects. Ot all Chemists, or post free for 3/6 from
& .C©, (Dept, 22), 49, Haymarket, I<on4on, S W.
|9<LARKE'S B41 PILLS can be
tc
XV cure, in either sex, all acquired or ,
_ .__
piscsarges from the Urinary Organs, Gravel^ and Paina
in :;the:back Free from Mercury Established-apwardii
^f ,50'years.1 'In'boxes 4s 6d each', Qf" >[):'Chet&isrts *s<\
Patent Medicine Vendors throughout She WWl4v of se-nlN
for, sixty stamps, by tlie makers. The Ivinco-'n and Midland :\Counties, Drug Oompany Lincoln..
'; '
; ' i^
" If all paimta-sioin Bail, tiheaa .there-' an-e ctJuetr V
nxea,ns of getting men to refeaod tlueir oo-Unt^'v,' :^
staid Mr. EOihs G-riffith, Undeor-Secretary of
,: :
Ho'ma D0piafrttni'0n(fc, spieaking at
on TuesdW niglit.
Sales by. Auction.
Sales by Private Contract.
T. E. AKROYB & CO.
MOODY.—NOT, SO, aged 93 years, MerOv
Sales • by Private Contract,
Sales, by Private Contract..
rae'BHCOTne
of Birtlis^ Marriagsej xoA D®»Chs aw
7, Alfred-street, Brighouae.
^
charged as. fid. each prepaid. Exta* insertians la. PINDEiR.—Nov. 27, aged- 60 years Erlm x
j»ar day.
.
14 Words—Once 6d.; 3 Times I/-; 7 Times 1/9'. 14 Words—Once, 6d.; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times. 1/9. 14 Words—Once, 6d.;'.3 Times I/-; 7 Times 1/9.
^' M°14
Eacb aotic® eaast fee aneheaiticated fey respoasibl* persose.
These Rates do not apply to Trade Notices.
Thesa Rates do not apply to Trade Notices.
Workpeopie, Assistants CiSerks, &c -__ "In Memoriae" ahd "Acknowledgment" Notices, SUTCLIFFE.— Dec. 1, aged 5 months, T
Ss.fid. each, and where verse is introduced four «ra«s
ARGfi' ' S~HOP, Mirror, Fixtures, Counters,
Swtcliffe, 'Slack-topi Heptonstall.
i
A SPIN ALL & CO.. make Costumes, Dsess Skirts,
ISS~CTjEVONS, Post Office Buildings, has
are allowed; ,3d a iiae. beyond.
Shelving-, large Copper' Lamp, &c. ; cheap.—
•*"* Blo'uaes, Aprons,. Pinafores, and Undercloth­
WEBSTER.— Nov. 28, aged 54 ye«airs Rv^
vacancies for PUPILS. Tuition in Shorthand
B.—Notices of Birbhs, Marriages o<r DeatliB caaaot ' Websrtea-,- 23, Trooper-lane, Halifax ' ' *M
ing _of_every_d6soriptioa.--30. Broad-st. (top shop),. Rothera, Market Hall.
and Typewriting day and evening.
Pupils may
aay circnHistances be accepted per
WHAflffiBURTON.— Dec. 1, aged" 77 years, Jaj,,
, 40 inches wide,, commence any date. Reasonable terms. Type­
Wharburtorii, Banksfieldfe-terrace, Mythohlirovd
Mouses, Shops., Mills , Estates, <&c.
^ 6_d. per ya.rd; 50 inches wide, 10-^d. per yard. writing, Duplicating, : &c,, promptly and efficiently
••- .
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Births,
— Aspiiiajl &jgp.JL_30_,JBr0ad-stree't (top shop).
done.
Telephone 1345.
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14 Words—Once, 6d,; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times, 1/9. T ACE "C?U^ATN^s717ni7^7ilir^/6, 3/11J,
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Acknowledgments.
ACHINISTS Wanted r'7egular~~em.ployment, DOOPER.—At. Yabsley-avenue, Petersham-road,
Miamckville, Sydney, N.S.W., Mrs. Cooper late ATKINSON.—The' sister and brothers of fcha
J^- 4/6, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 per pair. 'Oorfaan.Nete
good wages.—-Dodd & Co., Portland -streel
GEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE, facing Savile 6gd^pjer^yajd.— Asp_miall_& Co., 3'Q, Broad-street.
of Warley-i-oad, Halifax. Oct. llth, a daughter,
E'mily Ann Atkinson desire to tender i
FFICE BOirWanled, good" writer.—
V5 Pia-rk; sptenddd open view and in perfect con­
'HILLIPS.-On
Nov.
30th,
1914,
at
The
Grange,
sincere
sympathy
for all expressioiis pf gym
"A
RT
SERGE,
Green^nd^R^T^S^inches^wrde,
Solicitor, Greetlahd.
dition ; price £l) 320.-^Clement Lloyd, Architect,
and florial tributes senib them during their';
-CSk- Is. yard.—-AspinaH'g.,13_0,_Broad-at. (top shop).
Oldbuxy, Atherstone, the wife of J. JH. fillips
FFIOE BOY, fresh from school preferred.—
bereavement.—139, Bolton. Brow, S<v
(nee Dorothea Mary Land, daughter of CoL W.
HILD 'S""fRiON""TCOT "TalsoTiPush Ohair^ood
John ; Foster and Sons, Boot Factors,
Savile 'Park-road, stabling; and
Bridge.
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H..
Land,
V.D.)
of
a
son.
.
oo.ndii'fc.ion.—
17,
Mayfield-st.,
King
Cross.
;
Carlton-place.
.
•*••*•'garage, nice .garden; retired situation, ne,
BARSTOW.—Mre. Milner., Barstow and fannljry'^ •
tgwnj_prioe £2,500.-—Clement IJoyd/George-sq.
. • , '.
Marriages.
sire .to bhanfc alll relatives. iand friendla ior o«m!
Musical Instruments, • <&c.
-a- 1 Wanted for : an indefinite period, BOY or
ILLS, Sheds, Warehouses and Works in vari­
dolencea and fianaJ. tribuites sent during •jj)™,,
BKOADBENT—TOWN.—On
Dec.
2nd,
at
Sowerby
GIRL,
age
13
to
16
yea-rs,
for
the
office..—Apply
ous parts of the Borough.—Apply Clement 0.
Bridge Baptist Church, by the Rev. F. H. 1 reoeat bereavement.—27. Norfolk-mount, H'ili
14 Words—Once, 6d,"; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times, ,1/9. personally, Central Stores, Monday, Dec._7, 7 30.
Lloyd,_
Impei-ial Chambers.
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LOCK
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fax.. ', :
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Cunliffe, A.T.S., Harold, eldest son of, Mr. and
,"O ESPECTABLE PERSON Wanted' for washing
Mrs. Harry Broadbent, 'Myrtle House. Sowerby I'JMLDING.—M.r. Walker Fielding begs,; to
•*-*y and cleaning. 1—Apiply Courier Office.
cost £1000; price £490; net rental over £50.
Bridge bo Ethel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lall relatives, friendsy and neighbors ior/kiu,,.
JL*/ Red hanks, Is. Cannot repeat.— John Stod- Clement Lloydi, Imperial Ghiambers, George-square.
RESPECTABLE YOUTH Wanted for hotel
Levi Town, Myrtle-terrace, Sowerby Bridge,
land 'sympathy shown; also for beautifui fl^|
dart's, Broad-street.
JLsy
work.—Write
D50.,
Courier
Office.
.
/^ ENTR A'LLlT Sitii^te'ff:''d^bTe-lro'nted~SHOP,
tokens .sent ill his recent .bereayement.—!"
OHNSTONE—AKROYD.-Deo. 3rd, at Holywedl
"SMART 'YOUTH,..: for briass finisher's .cutting .Green Congregational Church, by the, Ifcev. W.
Month : f2~Chair Suites \J wifch first class upper rooms for ehow or wa<relane,
ffom £4 10s.-—Kershaw and •Wilkinsbn,,'- Niew housing; capital position. Price £1,900.— Cl«m©nt
^-3 macihine, one acousitomed to" the job pred'erred;
Johns-tone, Thornbury, Gloucester, and Rev. J. J;OHNYS.—Mr. and' Mrs. Johnys and
•Bomid-street, Halifax.
// : ; '"
:
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Lloyd, George-square.
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:. :
good wajgeis.—Brass Oo., West, Viale.
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G. MeKenzie, M.A., B.D., Holywell Green,, >fao thaak all friendfe '-for 'fclie many ec.^__„
IANOFORTES,
f* ASEliiE^t^dUlRiAl!NS.'--Ladies . are invited "OUrLDING SITES from 500 yards upwards,
Robert Andrew, son of the late'Rev., William
MART 1 GlRL Wanted; .a little experience piesympathy and; fior.a-1 tributes /seat, during^
'- . .':'
recent
bereavement.---8, "7"-~;!:'"'-;>-—-'-•• •'.•"•
\~~t- to look round our Curtain Department. Fents -M in all parts of the Borough, for Mills, Sheds „
ferred.—Lipton, Ltd., Halifax./
., ,'__' ;
Jdhnstone and Mrs. Johnstone, Tinsley, Sheffield,
of Casement and Odd Lace Curtains at half -price. Warehouses, Residences, &c., from 1/6 per yard.
.to Nellie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. Akroyd,
Pleasing .Design, Perfect in Construction,
TR/ONG'BOY Wanted at once.- -Apply Heron,
KENYON.—The family/ of: the late:
Any kind' of casements made to order. • Bargains -^Clement\.Lloyd,._ Architect, Imperial Chambers.
and of Charming tone.
Holywell Green, Halifax.
; King Cross Game. Stores. . . . .
of the Star Inn,'Elland, beg to thank all __
in Curtain Net, Sham/ Blinding, and <5as«ment m HE "RESlD"E^CE,"~Ta"tely~ lSown~':aF~'rThe
TRONG LAD Wanted for wool warehouse, age 'lOKLES—DAVIDSON.—On Sept. 9th, at the , 'for kind expressions of aympaMiv shown to tfi^
Trimmings.—John Stoddart's Curtain Warehouse, -^ Gleddings,'' Savile Park, together with the We shall /be pleased to examine your Old Piano
Presbyteoan Ohurch, West Olive, New Zealand',
'about 16;—Berwick, Deal-street.,___ • ______
Broad'-sbree>t.
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v •• ;
'••'' ornamental grounds, stabling etc.— Further par­
diutung bheii- recent sadl bereavemient, ai<3
,
and allow : you full value in part paymeoit for
by the Rev, F. Tucker, Lawrence- Pioklesy those wihp forwiaarded florial ifaributea on the
ITUATION Wanted! in office or warehotiserby
ticulars
_Clement Lloyd. Architect,/
George-square.
, low price; aS
second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pickles,
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a New Piano, or Player-Piano.
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of the funeral;'..
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active man., -during war or permanent.—Write
descent Pendants, complete "•.•3s. each.
Aspley House, Bury,, to Miss Margaret Davidaon,
eanraCourier Office,
PIOKFORD.—Mr. and /Mrs. Pickford wish ;to
.Highley, /Pellon-lane. ... . '•.,.'/ , : : .,, . ./ ;• ; ,; ; , •:-,,.'
road, Savile Park-road, Rocks Promenade, •Special attention .is given to tuning and repairing
daughter
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
DavidHORTHAND, Handwriting, • Typewriting, Book­
press their sincere thanks to all friends "
rpHE REASON WHY-The quality of materials, Skircoat Green, Greenroyd, West End.,. Ovenden,
eon, of Olive.
by competent, experienced workmen from
keeping PUPILS.
Proficdenoy Guaranteed.
kind sympathy and floriar tributes in " '
•*; the superior workmanship, and the reasonable Shibden, LightclifEe, Queensbury, :Harrogate, IlkSMITH—ROBEiRTSHAW.-^Oct. 1st, 1914, at St.
Fees
Moderate.
Students
.assisted
to
Situations.
sad
bereaTement.—25.
, bur own factory. /Tunings by contract from
price are the magteets that bring customers back
Luke's Ohurch, Toowoombai 'Queensland, by the
Prospectus free from Jennings & Co., Southgate
fax.
; /
here when requiring Harden Srnppks and Mill
'..;;'• 10s, pat annum. ; .'./•//
ODERN :SHEp; for sale, ;Baiifax,
Rev. Canon Oakley. Hubert John, youmgest son
Chambers, Halifax. Est. 26 years. (Over 2,000
Skirts— Mafsiband : Bros;, Queeh's-road (opp6sit-e
-117|t., •..."•with- power; ampl© water supply if
of the late W. J. Smith, Toronto' Ho'Ufie, Oleve- WHE[ELWMGHT.---Mri :F
pupils have been individually trained.)
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Board Sohool).' V :
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• ;• ; ;, \ '.'•'. • r equ-ir ed—• Q! em^nt Lloyd, Arohrbgiot,; George-squiare
famiily diesire to^*e(nder thek .sincere;.
don, Somerset, to Dorothy, youngest daughter
TRONG LAD, 14-16, Wanted, used to Grocery
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all;kind
.friends,.and
relatives for .the
lOR ^MAS.-Tricycles, Motor OarB,. .TMPORTAN
of Alfred Robeintsihaw, Trindiby Roydi, Halifax.
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ON
trade.-^Write / E44, Courier Office.
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c^ndaLeiice and the beautiful' floral
-*- Engiaes,: ; &c.
See our; "Window '''ftjid com­
street, Halifax,, over 5:0/feet.:..window frontage/
MART BOY Wanted at once.—Apply Saxone CARTER—LiUMB.—Nov. 30, at S*. Mary's. tlienl in their recent isad'
pare pirices, size and qu^ty of ;Toj: Garriagea. Possession April next.: : Priee £6,000.—Ctement
PRINCESS
Sihiaw
'Farm,
.__
.^Shoe
Co.,
Ltd,-,
'37,:;Qfown-street.
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•" Vacuum," " Vacuum," The Good ^Housekeeper Lloyd,yArchiteot, ; GeoEge-square.:. '•' -.. ."';' ':., : ; . : /•'.'. r :/
Church, Elkndl,. Mar. Joseph Carter, to Mrs.
: •/..;. 'HALIFAX.
S~~iEART' BQY wariited ; for office,-r-Apply' own
(19/6), equal to on© at 5 guineas.—Woodhead and
Martha Jane Lumb, bath of Elland.
'"SALE., ^'SEMI-DETA.CHED/'RESIDEN'OB,
In. Memoriasn^
hrandlwiriting to Rhodes, Rawlin'g and Shaw, CLAPHAM—COCKGROFT.—Nov. 29, at OEtestCo., 10, Bull Green.
;: .,Niaoing
/Saviie Pairk, in best position a,nd per­
Square-rpad.
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wopd Oorugregationial Church, Mr. W. Clapham,
.TNOANDESOENT PENDANTS,^ 'Mill .Lights,: fect order; price £l,32Q.-JOlemen* Lloyd, Archi. —'In a£f ectioniate remembiranco of a
PIANO,
splendid
condition
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£51
Todnaorden, to Miss Laura Cockorof*, Walsden.
YOUNG
MAN
Wanted
as
^Labourer
-*•_ &o. .Largest "variety, low-e^t price in
tect,_Geprgej-sqUiare. »
... • - :
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v; who died Dec, 6tfc, 19l2;-iA
when: - new. — Write S50,. ,CourigrOfBce. : .
Hightey, '
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for brass foundry; also Youth, a'bbut 15, to CR10WTSER—BOTTOMLiEY.—Nov, 28; at Hali­ -. lovei from his daughters, 21^
,
fax Parish Ohuroh, Mr. MaHinson_ Orpwtherj
for i sale, a bargain,' Pohl-man Upright, learn brasa finishing and one for brass moulding;
Halifax.
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UY YOUlR, XM AS "FEUITS from
tram; roitte.;. net rental £45.-n-DeyJ /SoIioi'tor..
epinninig overlooker,. Greetlandi, to Miss Rebeceia
good condition, eight gain>eias.—Apply . Courier. good openings.—Johnson,, Pellon-lane.
Currants 3|d. per Ib. Finest Currants 4d. Ib.
EMMENS.—In ever loving" memory of\
..SALOSv RESIDENCE, wTStllftrge /garden, .%/fAGNIFICENTv 45 Guinea
Botbomleiy, Salterihebble.
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MART ERRAND BOY Wanted at once.Sultanas, -6&.: ', and! 7d. per Ib. Lemon Peel, 5d. -|T\)'N;
sister /EditL, wtho died Dec. Sird. 1913.;
fLEDHILL—KTERSHAW.—Nov, 28, at Bethel
-*-^ sou;fch asp-eot, :fin© lofty! rooms, .garage, etc., J-°4-:new last: August, ,25s. Music Stool-included,
Apply , Hi G. King, Commercial-street. ^_
and 6d. Ib.
Large Nutmegs, 5 for Id.
Lion Sayife
Piairk-road. Proc 6 £1,1 00. ---Clement: Lloyd,
United Methodist Churdb, Brighousei Mr.
The golden igjates were 'openedy: //
Baking Powder,1 86zs, for ,'3£dV
Brown Si^ga-r, Architect,/
SMART, Educated YOUTH as A,pprentice7 Will
George-square; '
; // , : ' / : / : : / /•Wilfred Gfledhill, to ; Miss- Sanah Emma Kersihaw,
, A gentle voice said "Cbnxe,"
3d. lib. Finest Castor Sugar, 3|d. Ib. Fine Danish
:QE:QOND-HAND Londfori-mad> PIANOFORTE,
be thorouglily taught his trade.—Irvine Hindle,,
And with' faJrewells unspoken,; .
both of Rasbrick.
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S, Sou'thga.te: .' TbI. -'8.32.. > .•• '. . '•-•'•;• HOUSMAN—MABSLAND.—Nov.
Butter, 1/3^ Ib. Best Pure; Lard, 7d. Ib. Large j^OR; 'SALE, by priviate^SMA.Et? HOLDING, ^ in v-eiry good conditib.n; only £10-10s. qashj
28, at HaJifax /-/: ' She. calmly entered/ honie;-•••''••'• /;;/';
^
Bottles of Non-Alcoholic Wines, 8|d. Buy from -&- AsJigrqve1 : F_arm, Barjcisland;/ iKvomy house, inistailtilents airrajigiedi^Hihd, WaterJhouse-Sbreeifa. '• ,•
Wanted;
Parisih
'Ghiurcifo,
.Mr.
John.!
Joseph
Houaman,'
fur­
us and save('money. •••• ^ ;
. , .:•'..
; i. good farm buildings, :3,i acres iandV pleasant situa­ 'TUPRIGHT Iron Gria-nd PIANOFORTE, art
•[A token of love firom her sisters,
acciis'tbmeci
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to
tool
worrk
;
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also
Hammer
Men
nace
be'nitea%
to
Miss
'Mabeil
.Marsiandi,/
both
of
tion,
/
within/
one,
v
rnileof
-Ripponden
Statioh.^STOERY'S, ; 250; : GIBBET-ST., HALIFAX,
Rih odes, 13,
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to pneumatic chipping hammer.— T. H.
Halifax.... .. '•
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.. ••'••'. •- / Mrs.
Ohelsea, London. '
H^ELS, :TROTTERS. ; Fresh cooked
Pickles and Sons, Iron Foundry, Mythplriiroyd. LO'CKWOOD—WRIGHT.—Nov. 28, a* St. Mark's
(UOTTAGES, /for £11001; ':"•$>&?': 12- per : eewb.^
*:_ daily. Best Dripping^ .and^Neatsfoot Oil.... etc.;
.-^n. loving iaemorjr of our' dear ClhuTch, Elland, Mr. Alfred Lockwood, to Mi'33
rpWO. or ;three BOYS .Wanted., for rivet "heating,
', :Saxoh-sii3ree't,:
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deliyered : any where. — Farrar Bros., Trip© Wbrksi
Edith/ Ernmens, who piassed away Deoi
Edith Hanriet Wrigh*, both of EMand.
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'vj^ f ull-time— Luinby •;• :Son & Wood, Ld,:, Gi'eetland
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Hebden BridgTelephone '85.
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1913 ; .also our dear mqtther, who feE a^leen
:
iy/, private : treatry, 'six '-Scullery: Allison P,iano, thbrbughly renovated^ cash £6 ':., lOs. '".'TI.WiQ'- or /th^:lJIRLS V Waited, Mi-time.— S: MrUIJCEY—SOHOLFIELD.—-Nov. 28, at St. Patul's
10th, 1912.; : , '•:,. ' '/: '/ /;'-';/ . : :/ •^.•
: : HOUSES, /N;osv:.2 sto ;i;2j /lyy^streetv Savile P-ark Hartley/Piano, .thbrpughly/ren^atedi :cash:£8" /
ECOND-HAND FT^RNITJJRE; BedrooW Suite
Cihurcth. Cross Stone, • Tcidmorden, Corpl. Saiauel
/A
/Claytpn
-^Cd.^Beetib.
Hill
'Mills.
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and
through:
Dwel|ingho.Use,''
N^.
9;
X^apton-plaoe.
£4 17s.; 6d.; Handsome •Maihoga/ny Sideboard,
Afeahiam Mulley, R.I.F., Dubilan/, to Miss Emily
.":'•• Her. chieeorful smile^ 'and frien^/
" Iron: Fr-ato^ Piano, : perfect VcQMition,'Oash^£l3,:10s.:
Wante-d, / also Winder and
£f lOs;; ; W'^1™^ SidBboard; ^6; 15i^.; ; W;a^lhut
. /Are pleasant to recall;/ / : .
Soholneld, - Millwood. /
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'Thaliberg/ Overstrun'g, pe-rfeot: coiidi1^ion>:? oash ' £190
fie^lei]t';~QT-1ajmby Bros., Holywell. Green.
Chair Suite; r£4 15s.; 'another, £ 6 los.; Cabinet, mO ." SEIL,/HUSErNo. .fe; :
'ARK—WHITELEY.—Dec. 2- /at. /St. /Mary's
; , Siho bad a kindly wotrd fbrAiettdhi, Many;/.btheKs/m-: stpck/ /Ih&talmewte arrangedV
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£4 4s.}: Chesterfield ; Couches,'';Easy ;(%airs,; Tables,, ••f-- Skircoat ' Gvreen, -: -i/rajii ,: ternrin/usr' ^eontains ett- '
FETTLERS for;' iron i foundfry,
/ - /?; ^And died beloved by adl. '-.' • './ '•
Ohuroh, iEIa.!^, Mr. Frederick Park, Trowbridge,
: .:.;-:.
Cairpets: aiid Rugsii O^ak (^mbihatistiin>B^d'stea;ds rtraoicJei passage, iront and /back roonis', ' 'scullery, .3
i'rSagar & Co.,= 'IM
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iWilitshire," to 'Missi Clara Jane .Whatefey, ..Elland. '— ", Gone,- biib not .fiorgoiten,''-—
(new), 19s.; others from 10/6.—Spehcef's . Furhi- bedTobmsi bath-room, good wash cellars ;.• garden
:PRAjCTICAL
-i
PICOOj'FJS^MAM'HALiL.—Dec.:
2,.
;at
;,St./
Bard's
-ft
ANO/
/•
MAKER,
ANTED
immediately
gopd
CASTING
and
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from, hei brother andl /sistfcer; Annii©
tuare Stores, 188, Pellpn-Jane. .'• - ^' ' ,'•• ' ; ;••' ; : x; ;.••-::: back .i and front, ' '/•t'rice.
Ohtirch, Cross' Stonb, Todmbrden, Mr, James A.
BOILER FITTERS.—Apply Lumby,/ Sbhi
' £310::^W. .&. ;R. Ribhard'
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Woolwioh.. '/.. /:; . ;.../-, / .-/: .
picM.es,, Birpadstone, to Miss :Sarah H. Marshalil,
g^d/ Wood. /Ltd.,. :Greetland;/ • :./:.::.::.:•. '-.' . -. /: '•
OLDING CARD ^TABLES, 3s? 3d., 4s. 9d.,
;;—In .loving
Mifilw'obd. '/•' .'",• '- / ..•,;•/:• "/.":•:/.- -''..--•' '.•-//'•'/,
. 6s. ^Biasket Chairs,."'5s. 3d. to 24s.-^H'anson,
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ANTED./; g>bod TWINER, /xme / with~Piecers ATIjE.DG.EI—HOYLE.--NOV. 2,S, at Halifax
Edith JSmrnieiis, who passed
Nest-lane, cpmpTiisin.g; \2i:'-'ctottage*?,';. -"stable^ out'. /preferired,-— goy^le,
Yjctoria
Mills,
,
Brighouse.
Srd, 19l3.—" Those who loved her best"'
Parish ChuroB, Mr./EH Ratledge, cloibh,/fuller,: to
EGOND^HASCD ^Wahrut SIDEBOAARD, £3,15s. buildingis,/aiid over I7,OOO, sq_. ydis.: ibuilclling larid-v-^
.''^A..^ tokepi of love fpona liouisa, ;5,
Miss: A/nin Eliiziabeth Hoyfo,,, botih of; Sowerby
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Drawing-room "Suite, £9. r yT^vo Chairs in Apiply ,. Lewis- ;,-!.: , Dey, •- Splicitbr,
Brearley,
:"Jamesistr^eet/Mill,
Ellaiid.
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Bridge.: / •' /• / ' •'/ :-.. -•"'.- ,-•. -,- : -•'-,".-.- • • .-••.•". .•••':•. " : •
14r Words—One©, 6d. ;
^; 7 Tiniest: 1/9.
Moquette,
£1.—Hanson, ' Southgate. '
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ANTED as :sup;ply^ oapable1 BAKER, mal© or RiUBiE^-BOTTOMLEY.—Dec. I/; at RobmBeld BiROO'KE.—-In . -lovinjg
naemorjr .
Businesses.
female. —$''.'-• jBodgson, , '.Confectioher;;
Baptdat; .ChuroE,' Pte: William Herman Ruhe, 6th
Hpldfeworth Brooke; whp; died Deb;
Oak/ ditto,/ 2ls.;: Wool Mattress, 12s. 6dV-Hopwood4an«.:
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Battalion ;Lancasihire; Fusiliens', to Miss Edith May '
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Hanson, Southgate,,'//-/; __;j___
Bjoibtomiiey, Totdmoardte'ri. • / .
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/ll7"OOLIvEN FETTLERS :, & WEAVERS Wanted
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ALM,- STANDS, -,-4s.-v 3d:.,/, 5s./lid.,
STYAN—MAUDE,.—Nov'./aS, at: Hialifax Parish ; : Ouir
ALIFAX—Wanted <to .'pur.bhae'e, three or fouo- v/y/T/ --Apply/ .R.awr'pyd :Mill: ;Cb., : Holywell
jfe-ther, wihoia , we
c[ispo®al.;;; feame'.Kands many
, Coal /Boxes, 6s.-3d. to; 35s/; Copper ;Eerb,
Cthiirch, Mr. John* Wjl^ra^-1 Sutclifie Styan, /; .''/... .Has only/ gone before.
'Small, DWELLINGHOUSES,
;'Gbttages.—
.MULE/ :SPIN:NERS.; -Wanted /for
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4s, 6d.—-Han'Spn, Southgate. // /""•. ;••_,/./ : :'•/••• ; /"•,.'••
labourer., /to.; Miss /Nellie; Maude, both: of /Lee 'From hie wife ajad
night,; ;«r day /-vvbrk,': afao" Pieceneia— Apply
:Mo>unt.:/ .. '••••'". '• ./ '•' : '.-,: -/ - ; /' . -; ••'/' '/ ;
/e for 50, 2/10i:for 25^
.Watson./Mills,- Sowerby; Bridge. . .///:. ;
CHICEENS-M-DUCKS/ Ranted,//any
SUDDICK—HORNE.—Dec. 3, at Halifax Parish . • Ludd/end'en, Foot/
., . Gold sB -ake <.*i^afevbtes,. 5Q tin 1/2.—Storry's,
ehahged. hands • splendid: bpeiimg lor couple.—__'_ ___
!,/Old:.,;Market.-//•-.;/;/;/;.
ANTED .. at /-once, "good, : strong aofciye
Ohiurch, 'Mr. Williiain Suddick, labourer, Halifax, ,EEOYLE> —In; loving .memory ^pf ]B5rneet .
Cash::GrpoB-^, 256, Gibbet-^treel, .Tel. 1027. ,;- •Newell /.and ".- Co., ,': 5Gfcbs$ley-sitre«t.- " • /.: : 'v : •.. 'y: , // v ^ : ' '•'"••
LA^OURERS,ib replace men :oalied up;>tb
'ANTEi),/;, Regular'. or jOccasiipniai; /Wptk,/.:jfar
entered. ,'..vpib6..;rest- ;,Deo. : 5th, 1912 /bo Miss Nellie Hornie. Sonoithowram.
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:jV'SK v:THE; 1^!^ :v^
of: our: Blue
ther/Army. : Minimum' wiage 6d.. ; per hotix ; / gbod ^AIjSH-f-HlNOlILIFFE.—Nov.
loving ratoither, 9, Arundel-streeifc,/ :HaJifiax
30; at S*. Marie's
**-.,"•'" jacketsv: his; opinidn of: them—his ppinibii
9d. per^/hotir. : / Railwiay/ farei,:to 'Selby
'.dhureh^-.te. Edlwarcl ' WalshV *b^ Mis*/ An.riie
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IIOUSE,:/4;;or Wbrkmen
>ISTE!R.—-Iii loTOnig1 memoirjr ; of -Grtace
cb'iints. • /Then: follow 'his advice and; you'll go
will
:be
refunded
at
-the
end
'of
'the
/first
mbn
dr ; 3. reception
wife and ooimpanipni of
st*aighit to : Marsliand Bros., 194, Queenrs-<rdadi
jipply
Olympia
iQil
&
.G$ke.
/OoV^/Lfcd.:,
,
'^elb'y.
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two: miiles of.
' Bridge 'ind near'
, / -rohb; died/ ; Nov: 29lih,
They make Blue jackets :feaii; satisfy. -:';:. ..;- : ?-f-; ;
niain ::ro:ad, /gbo'd/tu'rnb:verj/easy'^h.gbi^g'; ;:/p^
;4
• ODGSON^S ,Choice: Value In JEWELLERY, seniK//'bwner;;.,' ovi&r^ 30-:; ye^r®;: . ^/never ./;• cfeunged
one -who .has been: abcustom^d to^ such
Shiple-y.. • ; ;,
," • d£5'j000 /and i£10,000, /a* 5 per a'ge/ 30 tb:;i 40..-r Apply ":J. Dewhirst ,'and Cb. s Ltd., APPfeEYARD.--<)ii-Deo. /Isfc;'1914,/a* his/resi­
i/Ne^tleto :Av|ctiotieef
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dence,
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4,
Abbptsi-terrace
Gibbet-street,
Halifax,
Solid^^ Signet; ^Riniga, 9ct. HaU-maa-ked, new^
PEAR,SON.~lDt loyiing! memory: of
i: :HaMfax.
Alisbn' Appleyardi, / the- beloved 'Ihuisband' / of
,-•'• est designs, 10/6 :io;. 19/6;^Special Value^:-; ^:i| ;. ,;
Peiarison^/whio /died1 Dec./Isib, 1913
SALE,' •Cartingv Agent ^BUSIMESS ;S
YOUTH wanted;/ for .'Aftn: Appjeyard1 ,:- i*i Ks:-^8;l^'ry:©ar./ Inter^
let;—Write
B:e&utifuily ; En^r^ved: Stet: r' 'fitall^marfeed Locket
Dam, wiilo* ^iedi-JHily lQbh,/l90S" '
- Wni. : Beck, !29,.-:Q1ueen''9-Toad
Works : Office,/about 17; yeairs old1 ;
t<>-d!a^: s(S^tJur9a^),-LDep; ^thi^tj/St: Mary'sOhuEcin,••
&nd ;L6yely l$ecklet,,g£l: ^3.^6,4;,;"^^^O^bice.,
T/he? imidtoight stars shine; o'er tih
good workeK-^Sim:pson; and' 'Sons, Skircoatrroad
NSURANCE'; BOOK /for
Cottoia Stones, cortege; ileaying; ,houise; ;at. l.; 30vrq \-•';••'• Of
Lovely' 9ot;.;'(3old-Ch/ased^ ;-Curt>- Bjangle;:fengTai,yed
those w' "
•Works/"/JHalifax.///••/////:.S;\;.: '--y :. ! ./:/. : ;/.vi//:// ./ ••____
.;., doin%,;aJ"
Frienids please acoepit; this (th® ,:bnly) -intimatipni'
^.: padlock,;:::£1: ; 15js;•;.;; : Exceptkfeual -.Vakie.: ,•';: •;".-.;••':"•."•
Office,
' ''^ifs^~^^-';^^r::ii^'^' boot trade, .TKINSON!.—On'.':;Nov. • ,28"ih. at,, her '+ residence^
Silver English; Lever, alP Britisli^ 'eveary.';mod-OTir
: Wheai/we: meet again in th/e1 'better
as. / .teiiiporary. 'help.-r-,My:; Bootmakers,
improvemenit,'extra, jewelled, £2' 10s. *,<: 'Waiirafitedi
139,
Bolton
Brow,
Sowerby:
Bridge,
Emily
Ann,
Gire«n, .Halifax.. /''-///' ^,,>!;;^'/.. /; ;'•;.: •••'.'•'•- /.//
From: his loving!
wife ' and' family/
aged/37 years, the;eldest and beloved daughter of
"
;: 7; ; 'ARCADE ROYALEy : atod 7 •
ASSISTANT..
the :lat0 ;:LewliS,/aiidi Grace Atkinson. . ;Initerred':
55,
:Wan|ed/fbrJ
Halifax.;,
".-—In,. !i^ediion[a^
Steep^ane .Baptist^^ OJlapel, Spvrerby, on WecU
XjlOR SALE," Second-hand: /HGXRSE: ROLLER, 14 Words— Oioei, !6d.;;/3/ Times I/- ; 7 Times ,
n,; M'uirgia'trbyd ^and!
'
afternopny.D'ec 2nd.^-Friends please
soil iand • broither,^ Jesse .SCbavf,1 ; >wi&
''.;
•*-':•<:' weight' 'jaboui lg. tons/f-A-pply ; F.
'
. 191Q, , :-, ; : •^;^ [ /;i^:''
this;,(they only}; ihtiinationv ,•'•'•, ;/' ( . : /v ; s
:Surv:§ypr, Olifi^n, ,B^i
''
/ White; Orpingitbit,: PUJtLIBTS, • ;Mifes . .\ E
^G
ream ?of /Mfe •
v :Barik/
^JLIOU^^^.O.. ., -Qa-:' N6v. . ; "28th, -1914,,'.;.suddenlj','
RIME EK3MS FED: PORK; Spare iBibi ^tei ;;4h ' ./.( '.26Q ; .egg1; ;eljr:ain;^AI
"' ;/: jPicklesi
'"
7,.
'• Biiit, /Btill/.thein'vaoaiit,; c^arr
Waite^ 'the.pearly,:.b;eloysd| hugbarid.-;of :MJarbhia,
^ "Finest, Quality ot Beef. :,• ''Aiiy''"'-.'.'«rei^&^-'dUt.r 'Sbu:febowr.aih.'""'"' "' iBiarr.ett,' "aged;,:: 33; years; / ;Iiater-red at:
yjl/ .: Aked^jfeat • Pr.UTTey<yr.,;;- 37, Hansonrleme. ^ ,
.
,
^4. ;":. 'smart >: h
YOliNG ; /.MAN •' Wahte.d •/ as
, br,ed/;>ibird'^^Mitch;ellj
/14,
,
,
•PuEE^HOIJS"E7^iier, ^;and:over lQft; ; of ;£i
'
' •Rake/: Bank; _ ''^::
diesiires' to express/her .sincere';
:/:Drivei-;— Apply,/-1 w'ith' , teltimonialsy -• y Falcon
: Tirinrtyj; of love
;the ';;familyv
' "
r\\ Wrought :IyQn Piping.--3:60y ^
" from
;"
' .;
Laundyy,/.Saltefhebble;':/'
y: ;':/:/,----: ---'7..::-i..- •••//: : -/':-/' -v' :
:ii;h<£ifil£fc to : ^
'
ALE; 6; ^onths/old^re.;
OR SALE {Rdom 1 SFlTE,^Si^boardt Economy
,taifeive& for/ the; Sb^a'utifu'lVflbr,aI/toljens'; and 'the, SMlTH;-~[n loving1' :memory/ of o-pi
GEiNERALi/f.amily /^wo, gbbd; wages,
and1 Whifce/Legho'rns and/yAnconjas,;. 2/6 :ieach to
vTabiey 'Bediroom Suite;;
.•kindness .shown : tpvilher in ; /:her/ sudden v,and. sad
Satjirday and 'iSuhday
^
Eliza ;:Arm Smilih ; -who .died Dec. /1th,
'clear. ^—Wor5n6p,^'W'i-llQW--t&r;race,/:So-werBy Bridge. .-^*- ^ahd /Yo'iuth for, /General / Draper; y.^J;'
" bHj aftei/Orchard'-terrace,
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.
'PULLETS, also.200 yMds;g4pd Eenc-. Oark, ; '-Crbwn/streetj /Halifax; /;- // ; / /
. . :" /. No friehd on : eaasfch -. like :;ypu
inim^ed'iately.:;; ; also; 'capable BAfeSTOW^On; Sunday,- .............. .
•ing and a/few.'- Wood Huts.— Apply' iS./, Mobrr<
, WELL-MADE : F^RNITtJRE
:Nprfolk: Mount, ^ing/Oross-rbad,; Haiifsax, Milner ;, ,';; ; ?When diays a<Pe';<3ia*k'an.d 'fnen
.
referenoee,. /w
'
B;arstoW,:: in /his 73rdJ/ year, /- Jiiiberxed :/.,at : .'.; ,' i / Dear mother, .-hsow- 'we'/.long '^for ' ycitts'^ ';S!/,;://
Offered / for Inspection at/
YOUTH"';Wanted'.to vvork in,:;bffic© and.'piece/ ;pellew'ell,; Woodlands,,
-- -, u -.--,_ yptahg :ipnea,/ suitable
Birbhcliffe
Oeirie'tery.
Hebden^^Bridge,
on:Wednes­
room; good nppenahg.^-Address^'W;:,W>;' Suncter,^
A/tbkeii:vo| io^ frbm'.h;er/j[ov^
•Christmas or stock-,^Webster; Forest-view;
day: -afternoon, :Dec. 2ndi: • // ; /^: /• // -/'' :
land),
disengaiefed; ;/Wia;shj' bake;, ;cpok.;-—72;. / G/flda>
/,-;Eccles-.-•:>../// ':/';'/••"/•*.;/••('.///•'-v'';"/;: /:-//;
CJAW.—Nov^ v28-th; 1914. /at^" Greenrpyd©,^ Hest
.
;
:
>.-^ 'ti Ve'; :Stock j':'
Premieir ^ Spindle1 /iand- :'Flyer- :Cp. ::Weil-ilane,
Wan*ed .to/'live/in
.^)a, ^
Halifax.^
.in,',
he'r
•;
71st
.''year
'
•
••.'
In;teirred.
iaifc'
StG444, ;.CQurier;.
:
'
'/^V/- :^ r v^/;: ±^&
^
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P aril's /Churchy.aird1, Halif ax<' On T'
--0^ce, : 6d. ;/
i ' 1/9.
;room/STJiTE, covered^ in rich plain velye't. A 14
'
'
iroa-y^ first-class ; job; 'Only £13 • 18s. ;:6d. .Also
Hansbn-lane.'
required.-^
.
Eagtendangr : Dining TablB, /. >y iiirh ; two :/lo.qse "; leaves, ^Vf.<e;w;:.nic;e'^^
; Gape'Town, South/ Africa,':Clara,v eldest ^daughter
W^.nted;-^Apply Courier : Office; •
A token of j?e!m.enabra,nQe vfroni/;h.r
^ ' £3 5s.—West Riding Furn%hing /Co.;
V
-.o'f"
William
Frederick
Fleming,
brush,
maniufacPear-etr©et, ::HjalifaxJ /:: ;/^ ,;'•'•.-" / •-••-: /^
: Wanted lTto" look
f ;)SfoH;h,g!ate;
''
"
PAIRED ALE
after "©Idjerly/singl^ man;1 live, :put ; references
HCAPELKliBPER/: Wanted/ for IStaffold: Square;
INJCLiBRi-r-rtln-;. Jbviiig
ap|enddd o guard.,-tApply ,Courier/CliBc;e.
GREENWOOD.—On .'Nov.:. 3Qth,, 'a4 126; Burniey- ;.Jack:'
--- Wfrflfe- -B50,
:- :;,/Westey,an/Chapelji /Salterhebblev :/ / ]Pari : time required.
' Polished Chippendafo'
Tinkler;, /-v^
-.—_,. -..._,_,....
.__.._. Ctoufier/OfSee.
,.
..^,_
road; Lu^dehdeh ;,Fppt, .Sarah Greenwood,/ in her
OE'/SALiE;:' ^and/^Airedafe-/DOGv PUP,;-..five
'^ ';stating
: sialary^ reqijiredj/ /.to
:Bedif-om ; StJITE, with .beautifully
/Housemaid
4th, /1913,..;a^d;/
"
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/
';76itb
ye>ar;,
InterTed
on".
Thursday,
Deo.
;3rd,
-mbnthsv—Appl^/H.:.Town;/Hipperholme;: i/ ;
' /rn / Ro-be : :a;n(d Dyes^iiig / iC^est; ,/and high
Waitresses. '•^ General Seryants;'--Mrs. / Batley
••; ,The , thr€iad!/o!p v:Jif e^;
1914,; /at : the /Wesleyaff -Church;/: Luddehden.
tilled back Wash®tand ; • aJs'd^ JUphoisd}efed::®haifes to
'(opp/psite ^Palace) : •; : :/: Egtablished 1868 ;:;' -;, -—Friendfe'.,'kindly,:v
. : :/./ : We/ mb.rtaJs cjan,nipt: fell ;
accept/
this
intimation.
/
/No
Only -^l^-Ws.; /FTill^siae^JVPo^'
L,. Sbijt'thpwnamf
weekly '/aad; <3b;mnais!siOn ; pe:riiaaiient;^-G,
; :0tir dear pie passed^ beyond ifa'e:::v
/ flbwers by,•request. ./-.•" i. ,-•/ ; '
, /: - /,. ' ,/;.; /,
? Furnishing
.
Courier- Office.
; -' / "Eire/" we1 '" cbuld/ ^y /;faieVsreil;: '/
HARDY.—-On Bee. 2nd, 1914, at^ /Dbfnoasterylnand
A ibriburte of fcve/f roin his/la/fcher a^; 'i nrntiary^'/«f^4umoma, Driver- Bernard HJardy, I'C'a'Idet-avenUei
:^:: iBridgg. Listi vOf /diities/
i tipnal
: Halifax. : ^: ' •' '.'•';/ - '•. :;^-/ :
OLID -\¥ALNTIT:
Tlpyal
Field
.
Artillery,;
,|3ie',;.
.belbved
'.,.."hu^-.
b
/ band;.'of, /Mary Ann//Hairdy,:/agiedi ; .33; /years. WITHAM.—-In - ever' iov-ing •'•: toeinc^^ol
^ing befctep to be; b}ad. ( Only, £8 • 8s. -6d. ^/s
'••'-' Cortege,: ieiayes idiis^ hou'Sie..at /Two o'clock to-day
Wibham, who died -= -at
aji:
applicati©ns
/must:
be
sent
•
iiot/later
'
Dittci, ;£3/10a • ' /Solid 0>ak ;Bookc^se anfl:
l DINE-::AT- //// '^. /;;,; -/... //
(Satttrdiay).^—30; Moprfieid^^-street.,, Halifax.' ,.;/-•;. :Dec.?4thi/ 1.913.— ':' R^st:
Bureau., / ohlyi. £4 :^ iJs.r^ylesi^/Ridiing : Furnishing"
Wife and family. :/ ; /,/ •//.v^/://./.
'•¥>: ESTAU RANT. : / - v
• Co., ,' 46, & .4
'' ' ' ' '
,
/;-:;/---/'"; /;JIk-'-//';-;,-:-;; ••.".-..-/,;///-"• ,.
•'•' Saltijriiebble,. Mary ,Jan-e, the deai'ly beloved wafe
ORTIi.-^!!!, ./loving miemory :.p'f
regular; w;ork/^A-p"ply.\;iU^iQh;/:Mills ^Cofctbit
/.Gnir/Rpbm/ and iCafe.; ..:•". ,; /;.:•'' ,-Efiima : Wortihi;:.^3j6'.'.<3
'
, of/AnthonyyidSiairtiey^'-:aged] ; 6:3,:;years'.^ ^Interred
iTCTULL-SIZE 'SplidT v^alnu^'SIDEB'OARi),;
' Cb. ,.'"; Hblrnfield ; 'Mills
: 4 4 , / Salisbur
'' ,'/ pfc'''
' ' y?
dear father, John
on .Fridayj'.E)'|c,: 4th;, at, liiater-lanie Gfemetery.—CHURCH-STREET.
BLACKPOOI,
Bacon; PIGySQW/in : pig, :aiid>!6.;fow-mohiths-. piace>
,**•':' Jairge i<>vjal:nli^poT/back, richly: carved) ^and, well
'
. Firiends i kiridlyr iaecept this ; (the only). iritiihation.
ma*de. : Only ;£8vl>6s, /Smalleir/sizes in ;^?tock from i>ld; PORKERS.—Turkey; Lod.g'e, ' :<3r;ag!/^alev/ /; V .
, must.
£3 18s.' :-6d. :,, WJe: give; iihe best yalu^ in /the/ddsHOD'GSON.-^-Ott Nov./ 22rid> . 19l4 i //at , -'21,
E/(^iNING; ^OR'SE-ICEEP^NG^On'e'/Powerlif ax.
'trict -for these .goods:. — W;e'9t ,:Ridin;gr-Furnishing Co., .. HAY;CEfQPPER,:,by ^Richmond/^;Cfeandfe;;
;r Oalle. Tons'::yJGallarzo, S&n/ Ahdre'ss, Barcelpna,
; Telep;hon© 'No.-' : 989
46 :_& 48v:Northgat:e;: Halifax.^ •. ' / : './:""' '-;'*/ - ;/*0 '' Corn/ Grinder and Kibbler,' by/Barfbrd ;:& "Perkirig ; ,lp XPERIENCED ' OVERLOOKER /; Wafited^/for
•( Spain,. Clifford, oniy• so*n, of';Stansfield/and. Aiibe
:-^f: ;piain^ a'ndldobby : looms ; : s]ffite experieno^:;: good
Hodigson (formerly pfi'/Hailifax). in his. 29th year'.;
Car, rubbei*.'tyrefi,.su:i'l< i^p/ifo.'lS haildis; 'wages .for tiapable . mA;,— Moyton and;/ / Holcroft,
TRONG, 'Servioaple: Se*tee: •SUITE, ,cbVe*ed ; in Governess.
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'
•. /—-Frjiends please .accepib this/.(the.only) intkaatioh.^
OOMPLETB ' .PtTNERAL
..55;
best quality mbquette. ^ Our price £8 18s, 6d. Light Siagl«/B'r;ough!am.—Apply. 2,^'Lteiur&l- Bank.
HODGSON.—'On'.
Nov,
/30th,;:;l91.4,
/at..
the^resi: •-;• / .BE.LL/.HALLV
Ditbo in «a.r.riage repp,/ £J ': 18si 6d: /^eil-mad'e
.
reciruifedV/piie'used
OANS; to^: any ^amount v on , ProinisoTy Note, Lift ,. dence of, his dauglhter,' 9, St. Bevan's-rpad,, Sltirf
Motors, . ; Cyc!es,,/^c.;.
93.
to;/cellar'.," and, hotel r^ routine;— Write ; ESO,Gouch Suite, coveired in good quality .velvet, .only
.Eplicies^ ; Jieversions, i (fee.;'; Lowest /Interest; strictes
coat Green, Hialifax, Joseph; the beloved hitteband
Coiiri-er; 0ffioe. •/• // ,-;/ •:''..•..'••• '. ''/. ;/ :•••;.,..• ;/ - .'•' ^ '/" ' .;•;;:'• priyaijy; honoiU'rable . ti-fiathieD't,.—:J.;. BENTLEy/ (sup
£5 1.9s.. ::6d.-'We9t Riding Furmishing. Co. , ;46. 'and
Times^ I/- { ;7- Times, 1/9;
of 'the laite Elizabeifah Hodgson, in. his 85th y-ear.
J; : 'A.ihley),, Z, Cenio-ai-street /HaHfaxI - ''
48, NoT-tihgiate,; Halifax. .;.;; v, '
• /:v/i / ,14 Words
^iftST'-eLAS'S : FlTTER '" wai^tted ; for /machine/-interred.', /on/ Thu-rsday,. Dec.. 3rdir at Hoilyv^elll
Misceilaiieoiisv
if-:, .tool's, . as : working : foreman ; ' H;alif ax //district ;:
' .Green Congregational-/Ghuroh'
,it's; Coming!: -/,: : .^
'used'/to .latest designs ,of 'lathes ;. gobd opening to : *A./Boiri::CHEISTMAB,!
*-' Al-e: y,olvprepared ? . 'D'on't leave .everything lo:t'he las
:SCHOOLMASTER (S%anci
•*-* comprising nia/saive Wasrdrobe with two large
.rig;hli^^.-:-W^t€^o:!c^^
^iiomelit. Attend i>6w.,: We^ the.B.'F: Cp'.i'the.li'anious'iFin- HQLDSW;ORTH.— Oii ,Dec/ 3rd, 19l4 f 'suddenlyi
will „
OTOR
E'P A; I.R:S:v
oyial mirroxs, Dressinig Chest with large centre arid
'at. : 49, ; 'Wheatley-road, Wheatley, ':- Albert A.
aneiers,'are:.ready foryo'u. /HaX'6 you seen our/Free Pros
-O^ObT^ffEIR^
, and
/Co.,;
Hiqu.ir.e/'25,____
eid© reflex mirrors. High tiled back Wasl^stand wi<?h
'
pBcttis, ?'•/ It is esiseiitial that you should. . No 'rn.atter wha ... /Holdswbr-th,/ in 'has 72nd year. . .Interment on
attached • towei rails, also three Upholstered'-OJi'airs
_
other firms:are advertising, bur terms fire the- .best, ,£5 t
STROLOGY—ReMable writeen ——
Monday; Dec. 7th, ,,a4 IJlingworfch Moor Wesleyan
;£a;,0(J(*Lenti Privately. /• / ',.,:. ; -'-. ;;.:/:/;•;' •-•'• s •':
•to,.toatoh./! O'ur.' price only i615 ; "i 5s. p'a^h.—West
.^
.-•• /; . ' •'•;., ' ALBERT /FARNELL' ' ,' '// . '_ ' '/
, , 'Future/,events,/ Marriage/ Partner
Chapel,// cortegi© leaving^ , ^the house at Two
£o,; Loan f-s. nipnthty." . •'. £100 L.oa:n £4 monthly... /
. rnpulding,^ ^alsb Appi\e'iitic^/to.Bra^ ;Fiiiishihg. . ,-, • £^0
Riding Furnishing Co., 46. & :48; ;Northg'ate, Hx6' diocfk.—^Frien'ds/',please ; accept /this, (theu only) Changes,, Journeys;' Mphey; prpspeifei/, =
- £1 ; •
:
£500 • • ^^O ;' : /
.possesses the. Finest Plant ..and exc'eptipnal
—Edward ''/Foster a-nd Son,: /Ltd;;- ./'Central-;';: Brass B.ank
days. Fprtuiuate, s<iasbh§, Business sUcoess;
Notes sent by; post. Existing Loahs. paid out. -This is
facilities for the Repair of any//make ot
1CJIGH,CLASS /Solid -' Oak.: Ch«5terfiekl^ 'j
Works'^ .Vyooisho.pa,/ ; , , '•/'./; - /.'•"••/.v •///' :,'.:.':;, '.'•: ; •/•/•/ -a'-b'pn'a flde. ETigtish concern, not 'a linaited company. //
tion,:
etc.—Send birth date, ;ls./P.Q., ""
On Nov ,28th t 1914, Jeremiah,/the velope:'—-Madame
Car, .quickly, . efficiently,' and at reasonable
'•*-,-«. with drop -end 'Settee,, two .Divan''- Eaisy,
Marion,;/ l.l;2', ''"
'^"^O^Ol^p^llEELER/S "arid : Twimfl'^ieGeSv'Ilsb ./•/ British l( inanc© O6.,'S^, Market-st.i Manchester., :
/rates.'//:/ ';.•'., .-.'" /•' /, .,/•/ /'/^ ", •'/ . ;. '/••.."' '-•':,
beloved' husband of Sarah Ann Ho war th. aged 50
.and four SmaiL Chairs, ...all! . upholstered in good
^J^ Man Wanted: for wa rehouse/ ..tq'^lpok;; after;
..--. £3 aiid upwards advaiioed to ' al .years, /: Iiiberred on Tuesday, Dec. //1st,/ axi
___
quality velvet. / Only '£13 13s.
Also yeiry gopd
.steaming. —Apply VE;. /Whiteley /and Bbns,/Hpll ings .
respectable
hoiise'hb'jclieis.vyoirking
men,
trades
'ATg,
\:Mice,'. Jlyl^s^^BSetites g
'
Illiiigworth
Ohua'ch.-^-Friends
please
/.accept,,
this
Overmaartel to macch.
Ocoasional Tabl4, • 14/6
Mills, Soyye/rby/ Bridge.; \ •'•'; //,;--;^j : •.-'"• ' / /.- :'- •: ;/ ''•/••-:•,;/. 'men, / sbopkd'jpei-s, farm ers,. and ; all - pertsons • worthy o . ./(the (only) .intirna'tibn.
HARillSON'S "RELIABLE'?:: RA
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.
-';,/.•
-:-••'"'
and 10/6.— West Riding Furnishing Co. , 46 .and'
;<sre>diit, with o.r. /lyiithon.t. sureties: / Call ' OT -write;!' in/ cenfi
;,
Gatss; iarid /Dogis^ -vnirupt touch,it.
::W( ahted:
'it'^DtsOFT/ ROLLER i
-48, : 'Northg.ate,. Halifax,
/..
•/ / :;•':'/"•/: V
dence to S, ; LEVI at .37, ' North parade. Halifax.
. and 'all accessories^
PINDER.—^On'Dec. ,4, 1914, at;his residehce^ 14, and 'ieaVe'-'. ho smell, i Pric.es, 6d.',ls^: 2a.:
'" "
^e , Mills./ 3./Ma.rtin-Sitreet//,:
: ^T- /Johi HoldswoEi;h/&. ;Cb., Sfeaw
. Mayfield-terrace,. Halifax, Ernest, third .son?' of Ss. Sd.; postage^ 2d: •/G. W/Kliar>i^;
OLID OAK; BEDROOM SUITE;/ compri^g
Bradfbrd;;/
ALIFAX /INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY,'
TO-',dB5,Oflb' ADVANCED by, Private Lende
Aid.; and -Mrs. .Ezra Pinde.r,; in his . 4 3rd-/'year. Reading..;Sofe Agent for' Halifax,: J. ;E.- .;
Wardrobe ' wkh • good /centre ;mirror, Full-size
. _ . on/Simple pTO-aaissory Note. No pills o
;^Wanted; /YO'CJTH, /aged:: 15 /y\eafs, /
:-Farnell, /Bradford.
Intei'meint ,pn Tuesday1, Dec. :'8th, at Coley Church, Gbemist, /&9, Northgaie • lor <JiieensbTiEyV:
Diressiag Table and Wasihstand, compljeite wii?h
': /Fruit " Dept.,; • Quee4,?s-road;/:Bria,nch.—^Apply sals talceii, aijd absolute t>rivacy guaranteed. rFirs •" -cortege /leaving . the : house: -, at . 1.30.—Friends
son. Post Office;'" for • Sowerby
"''iV Bridge
'""
aniager':s ;Office,: ^North-paradej /.Tue:sday, lett.er :bf apRl.ica't.idn^ receives prompt attention,' an. '••" kindly 'accept iihis intimation'.,, •',:,;,-/':
oh-aire.
Only £91%. ] Solid Oak Bestead/to
intending borrowera, are /waited upoii by a reoresenita
'8. pvhi... .//'
match, 3.0s.— Wegfc Riding Furnishing Co., • 4 6 arid
_____
who is eiupowered to complete transaqtibn en
"OTOR/ For
-28th, '1914,^ ', at/ : .8.
:38,- NoHngate, Halifax. ; •/- '/ •'; •/"•/" •;/•/- "•; : ;/ • : / :/ /
:LTD.-: tive,
terms,-" mufcaally arranged, no charge being/made TURNER.—Nov/;
spat 6, in splendid/ condition-.-;'. disposal, owing
/
buildihgs,
Oyenden,-Hannah,
the
beloved
wif.e
of
^^
stored
to
its
original
coldur':
by using',
antes bus'iness/.actually
obmpleted:
./a/ YOUTH,!' a;ge; 17:-yeaTS. to :tabe: fer/^hort-loans:/'
•'
:;:'•.'-'./• Special
..~ •'" : / /quotation
/' '
George .Turn'e.r, in her 42nd1 yeiar
Inteir'Stl
ERY/FINE Inlaid: Mahogany China CABINET, tb death-^Holden) Acbbuntaiit,;CroW'n-s:t.L:_^el.I15Q4 c'biarge Wanted,
SON'S
EIAIR
COLOUR
TRES^RER^
"
'of ^Coal ./Depbit.-and assist 'with, /loading ."at
OY PRAMS, 12s. 6.d,, ';l7s.:• r6d.,' \-18s^ 6d.,
. : Jllinig\v.orth Moor / Wesleyan : Oemetery, on : Mon- a dye, but by natural "means acts :as a
Write In conid^nee to^,
mly £5 ISs. 6d. ; cost rjeoently £8/10^. One
Statib.n.—Apply /Bo'aa-d^ Room, New
:/.: .
.:• • ' •/./:' 6*. / W-B-L^LS ' ."' . : /
•
. . ; .. 21s./; jCbild-'s: Toy/Push/Cars, iSsl/'tb; 7s.v 6d',—.:
. •.-.'day','. Nov. 3Qbh.—Friends pfeiase accept' thisj (the Contains nothing injurious, : and- is b
siz« larger, £7 ISs. • 6d/ Chipp^d-al
.Tuesday, /8th inat-, 8_,.p£n. '•:'.
OOEBIDOR OHAMBER.S, LEICESTER; ^-.
. "only) intimiatip'o.' ."'/.. ., ;'' : . ....'-'; .,.
H>8ins6M, :S.outhgate. • ;•• .';;;•/'',•/•/,--. .// ''//.'/^^/./ ^_V_v,;:
the growth and beauty of the -flair. -:
^Cabinet, only £7 ISs, 6d. Corner .'Inlaid
ALlFAX-.INDUSTRIAL: •SOCIETY,: LTD.— ;
49/6. Inlaid Mahogany "Music > Cabinet £2:10^;
i|SrEl^AliSB^L'A~fORS / of. the ; /Highest //-Class,
: Dec. ,1st,, 1914,, /aged 6,9 prioe Is. 6d. (postage 3d. extra,). • MJ
/-Wanted I WATCH; ^OBBER/r must/ be . .Sa •1850.-'•'•; .;•.'-,..K ;/: •' :: \*.••; ;: : ,//-/ -1372 ,WADSWORTH.--On
'*-• Plated //Fittings,'; B.£vll-bearing ; Whe^lsi froiia
' years,; Thomas Wadisworth, Reap. Hurst, Grimsoair G; W. /Harrispn, Hair Specialist, Reading^
thoroughly , practioal /man.;— Apply ./by letter,, .be- S^*~ Sefrorn from 'the Local. English Firm, /•"if
. i/i 10s.;' ;i. /Choice '/:selfeC!bixm,:in: .,;Toy^ Peiiambs;— Ipre/ilobn:
Foot, Hud'dlersfield/ • Interred a* Birchenciiffe ior .Halifax: J./^. Wormald Cheniis' "
Tuesday;,./ 8th inst,,5 enclosing cpipies /of - "£2:10s:, to £500 Lent Daily, on Note-of; Hand,. No bonds
Rhodes, 49, Crown-sitreet,' Halifax. •"''/.'•'/-:/:|: -/ : -•:;/::
Church^ Dec. 4th.-^Please accept this (the':only) TMPORTATSfT ' TO ^JOTHERS.----Every /MoiiK^*,:
'two ^eceht :itestimohials,-/endbrse'd; /':' Je^v-eUery.:'^ ,' required: /,/St.ricftlji private.
Ver.y reasonable term
/intimation.—"Peace, perfect peace.''. -/ -: / . / -"- : valuing health and/ clfeahlinBss f3.n her. jeMl^fl^;
PECIALITY-Bbatishape /^/'PRAMS, ;^ ••'{•SSi.'i
/
46 & 48, NORTHGATE; HALIFAX. /
;"D^AN.DY-MAN wahted- -to//assist: .meolianic in .arrahiged./lfuLI amount tent. ^JSlo fees, .No'fines. No .delay
Harrison's Nursery Pomade. Orr lapphcafcioti Iffif*/
others^ .eqtuaily cheiap.-r-Bedford/
Works,
ProBapt atten'tion. Life Policies bought: Hours, 9.3(
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''' ; 30, - JV»T : worsfced mill:rr- Write :Box /E5O,; ;<3ourier.
all Nits and Ineects.
B«aufefies and strei ' 1"""
Telephone 1316,
All Goods Delivered Free.
i& 7. (Sa-H or write (in <x;niidenc«) to the eldest firm
_
LIGHT OPERA , ..SOCIETY.- . '': .E. H, ; GATTMLL, ;'39, .LISTER-LANE, HX.
AINSWORTH.-.Dec, 2, aged/ 81 years, Tiibmas the hair. '.: Rem<>Ye« Scurf and Dandruff,/p?
CARRIAGES, exbl-usive. designs.. -«-•*. .Wanted at- onoe,.
_ __ OAK! Dinirig-room' SUITE for. -sale, cheap
•growth.
Price 4|d. and ;9d., "postage ;ld.
two
'TALL
MEN
as
;
Supers.
: Cowling Aiiisworth,/Stoney-lane, Lig'htoliffe.
The "largest makers in the district~-,ahy —Apply to the •Seereitary,. Hi ' Mjagsony 87-, Pellon—Apply Clift'e, ,5, ^Hall-street,. Halifax,. .; '
by Chemis-ts-,—Harrison,..Oheniist,.Reading
BARSTOW.—Nov. 29, aged 73 jears, "
kinds of ! repairs done ' by comp'eten* Workmen. iahe, or any evening1 at the -Society's Rooms, ..Top
on
haying
Harrison's
Ppmade.
Agent f or '
Stocks
and
Shares.
Barsitow,
Norfollo-mouoat,
Halifax.
ADIES
/
J. Ei Wormald, Chemist, 99,; Nofthgate^
"•:.••' '', ."-V* '
*• - • PribeiS and Value cannbt be equalle.3.-r-Wpodh©ad' of Wegfe-parade.
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and Co-, 10, Bull Green (bottom King Crbs^st. )..
ANTED, Offers for 26 Shares Richard Whit CARTEiR.—Nov. 30, aged 78 years, Hannah, Bradge-: , W. F. 'M-tirrell,-:' Byburn "
Carter. Hollme-te,rrace, M'yitholmroyd.
' '..
. Apprentice' to Fitting-. ^-Malkin
:a£ei?. '& S6ns £1O! Preference Sliares.
YOU TRIED OUR HARD WEAR LINEN
Queenabury: A. Hanspn. Post Offioe.'
GOSWIEtLL.—Dee.
.1,
aged
43
years,
Elizabeth
:
and
.
Binri-s,
Woo/d-wbrking
Machinery
;
Makers,
;
and/'Tools
Couraer Office
•
;
CORSETS, only l/ll_j also very special lines Coil
Goiswell, 49, Comme-roial-road, iHaiiflax, .
Pyeoin-street, King . Cross.
Springs Corsets, only l/9£. We also have a very
T IFE Policies aald Reversions purchased; gop<
OINER Wan ted,—Apply- J. B. Farrar &:Sons, •JM price given.—J. Noi-nlian Lister, 2la,, Silver HAIGH.—Nov. 25, aged 70 years, Heary Haigh,
good line in Llama Holeproof Stockings, I/- pair.
Words—Once, 6d.; 3 Time^, I/-; i Times, 1/9.
Horn© Farm, Brighoiuse. •
.Ltd.,. Wa,die,e;treet.
'Special Lings in Millinery. Velvet Hats from 1/6A,
street. "Halifax.
HALSTE.AD.—Dec, 1, aged , 65 >ealrs, George
KEA&
Just a few' "Oilcloth Hearth Lengths left at !,/-.
NITTER
Wanted
for
hand
machine,
or
Girl,
EAT 3 horse GAS ENGINE, £12 10s.; ^
:
Henry Hafoteadi, Victoria-t'eraace, Miil Bank
Note Address: E. BYRNES, Milliner & Costumie*,
11J?_29i- t^.learil -r:^Vi;^.e K50. Courier.
horse, £6 10g.; 90 Rolls New Belting1,, halfTriangle.
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50, St. JarnesVroad (first shop p as b Nbrth-P'ar'ad'o).
Lost
and
Found.
BREWERS, HIPPERHOLME.
T~ANCASHIRE. &~"YORK:SHlRlB RAILWAY
•5, Gill's-oourfc,'
HOLDSWORTH.—Nov, 23, :,aged 63 years, James
vERCOA/I s, I^KADY-TO^~wlj»rAR "or^~TO OILED
4-^
a-equiro
a
few
t
g
«od
MEN
from
20
to
2_5
iHpidsworthi, 1, Odurt No 5, Rastrick.
12 g-uiinaa drop-liead SEWERS,' 86s. ;
ALE
AND STOUT IN
MEASURE at three special price*; 25«., 30a,,
years
of
age>
for
positions
of
Reserve
Shunters
in
14
Words—Once,
6d.;
3
Times,
.I/-;
7
Times,
1/9
HOLLIND.RAKE.—Nov.
30,
.aged
62
years,
ner 35s.—Webst'or, Wharf-street, • Sowerb
85s. Ladies' Great Coa/ts from the same olotha at
district.—Apply
to
Goods,
Agent,
Shaw
'Syko
Chiaries
Hollimgdrako,
"
Bradmoor,"
Bracken'•-.,'• CONDITldN.
_ ___ __ _ _____
OST, GOLD BROOCH, ruby and two smal
the sam« orices. During the Wax, w© ar« looking Bridge.
Toad, B'rig-hotise.
_,-._ ___ _• •___
SBWIATG and" KNITTING j,Station,' Halifax. ^ __
.diamionds.
Finder rewarded,—Bond, Pos HOLMES.—Dec. 2, aged 84 yews, ^^
for work to k«ep our workroom employed. Profit
.Tl/jf
ACJgINISTS"&
FITTERS,,
used"
to
high-olass
MACHINES, EJ.C ncforne Drop-head Cabn.) 1;
does not enter into our' calculations \ in ;.tih« special
Office
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IJipilmes^ 49, Babh--plaoe, Woodsid:©, Halifa-x.
Printed and Published, by ''Th* Halite
value offered.
All work, done oh the premises. j Machines by Jones,,; White, .Nev/home, Singers, IVA machine tool and gaa engine work, Wanted T OS'l, Gr«y Felt HAT, W«d'ne6day, 6 p.m.,
"^"^^ ' -Nov. 28, agedi 59 yeaxs,. Rebecca
1
at
once;
only
firefc-ol'iasa
•wodrkmen,—Kyjioch,
Ltd.
Limited,'^
*t the; Office,
,
etc,
from
£6.
Repairs
oidl
feincl,?.—
Rhodes,
49,
See that your orders keej your townsmen employed
.—28, Abbey /Walk, Halifax
I«n, EBand.
to w-hioh
1 Dep_t.. JE,
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rrFrank Roper... ?.f Th«s TaUqr," Nortih-paraj^,, Us.;
14 \$o(rds—Once, 6d.; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times, 1/9.
These Rates do not apply to Trade Notices.
E. AKKOYD
>LANKETS— We secured a manufacturer's
stock of slightly damaged and odd Blankets
AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, & ESTATE AGENTS when they were much cheaper than to-day.
We
T H E S A L E R O O M S
are offering at last winter's pirices; this is an op::v ?u', WATERHO USE-STREET, HALIFAX,
portiinity of gettfcia® exceptional! vaflue; all wool
liatabhshed 1892.N STOCK.
Teleohoae
12f)R
TA. Fletoher, 69, Noritbgate.
J-^Phene, 1208.
NB GUINEA—The best value obtainable in
- DOWN QUILTS; nothing'better for serviec;
•pure down. 21s.-—A. Fletahier, 69,
¥ ADIES' FURS, Coasts," and Capes, made into
•*^ Hats, Necklets, and Muffs, latest style;
^HK SALE ROOM, 23. WATBRHQTJ&E-Sr!. HALIFAX Motor Coats,, re-made and repaired; Cloth Coats
lined for.— Mme. Scott,; 35O, Prospect View
TUESDAY NEXT. December 8th, 1914, at Two o'clock.
Ovendeh.
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for Sate a few CHAIR SUITES from
E. AKROYD & CO. are favoured
£5 10s.; now's your chance. —Kershaw and
with instructions from Mr. William Alfred Proctor
and others to SKLL BY AUCTION, as above/a fine assemson^^New Bond-street Halifax.______
T NCANDE SCENT DEALERST&c. -1,500 Opal
• ANTIQUE AND UNIQUE ITEMS, -*• Shades, , 1,000 Globes.-Highley, , Pellon-lane.
Telephone 134x.~
•-.-•
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Including :—
Chippendale and Oak Overmantels, Sheraton Table, Oak
Maid Grandfather Clock,: Sheffield Plate, '' Bronzes, Kara
Sld^Sn*?' Engravings, Elmwood Arm Ohairs. Oak Tables,
Card^abies. Chess Tables (very old), Pottery, Old Silver
and Eleetro-Plata,
Urns <6c.
••<Sc~"-"
•.•--••
• .. Brass Candlesticks, Copper
., .
-..'."
/ ;Oh view rnoarnieg of sate.
• •/•
N.B.—The sale is entirely without reserve, and 19 per cent
of the gro?s proceeds will be given to the Local Belgian
"igieiugee Jnind.
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,
Entries are invited for this Sal* <&
In Bankruptcy, Re A. ETlournor.
THUBSDAY NEXT, December 10th, 1914./
: ~
E, AKBOYD & GO. are instructed
-ky tne Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, toSELI/Bt
ION as above, upon the premises at
• -.;•''•' 79, NEW BANK, HALIFAX,
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">HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGi-S & CATERER'S
; r
STOG&-IN-TRADE,
: Including "Walnut/Pianoforte by Crane, Suite covered in
figured plush, Tables, Ohairs, Curb, Overmantels, Firebrasses,
I4noleum, Walnut Washstand, Mahogany Washstand,
JWalaufc Dressing Table with .glass affixed, Bjass and
Iron Bedstead, Brass and Iron Combination Bedsteads, Bed­
dings, Bed Linen, &c. Also Portable Oven by Portway and
Son, Cepper Boiler, Brass Scales and Weights. Freezer,
Crockery ware, Glassware, 4 Refreshment Tables, Wood.
Partitions, with seats attached; Baker's Sundries, <&c., &c.
Sale to commence at Eleven in the forenoon.
:
/ ./ Oa View ifrom Nine o'clock day of Hale..
BY MESSRS. GARSIBE & WARING.
F. A. i.,
AtrOTIONBERS. VALUERS. AND
; -.. -ESTATE- AGENTS/ '; : ,- - •
•'••. -
MA1JT," OARLTON-PIjACE, JSALIfAX.
Established 1856.
Telephone Ne. 227'
:
PREMMINAKY.
ELM ROYDE,"/' WAKEFIELD-ROAD, LIGHTCLlFFE,,
AUSIBE-',;& WARING have receive^
. .. instructions iroin the Executors of the late Mrs. Baines
: to batalogue and SELL BY AUCTION, at the residence,
,®lm - RoySe, Wakefleld-road, Lightcliffe, on .MONDAY &
'ffUESDAY, December 21st and 22nd, 1914, the well made
e
v
HOUSEHOLD; FURNISHINGS,'
GLASS, OH INA; ELECTRO -PLATE,', GARRETS; &b. ' •
iPnrther 'particulars in next week's issue, and catalogues,
jyhlchare in cjourse of preparation.
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BY MR, JAJffiES A. BREARLEY.
':; A.:,; BREABLBYy :;.Atiotioneer,
'W Valuer, Estate :Agent,.&,nd Certified Baiiiff: Sales of
;:eyery: description reasonably conducted. Furniture and
, ; i •' Jlr'ade Stacks included in weekly sale. 'Phone Sal.
;. sOffleea -and Sale Rooms, 12, Orossley-stree^ Halifai. T •
S DAY (SATURDAY ), at Two and Six p.m. prompt"
CENTRAL HALL, ELLAND.
::
A;.: BKBAB.LM:, Costiy
CARPETS, -/Lrnoletuns,-' Qileloths, Rugs, general
girapery, Fancy Goods, etc., etc.
;SALB ROOMS, HAilEAX. "'•
:,,, JSION3>AY NEST, December 7th, at Two p.m. prompt.
BRBAIILEY / -will ; SELL
new and secondhand HQtJSEHOLI)
S, Piano and ojiier effects, 4 Gramaphones,
toii^Orbcki Waltham L«vers, etc:y:etc. .;v
g.On -viaw thji day (Saturday) and morning of sale.
MESSRS. JSTEAK & SINGLETON;Js3' -Stead), Auctioneers, Hotel -and Tenant Right Valuers
Valuations made for Probate Transfer, etc. So\ftert»y Bridge
jjjad. Halifax on Saturdays. Tel. IQlg
. -:.'•
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>:V- T-^BSOSTKE- NEST FARM, LUDDENDEN FOOT :
>~,* -. c• (Near the Friendlylnri),
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f EA^0; AN!) SINGJLETQN will SELL
'AtrOTION, /for Messr^. ' ; ; Olegg
and Ainley, on
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FARM: STOCK,
.
,
Fine. OATTLE, 2 HORDES*
and Part
of
- .. of a. Large
' . _ "Mow
. .
,Enrther particulars nest week and in posters.
m. BY M. CHAREES WM.
Aactioaeers* Institute by \Exafl3ination),
ChapibeiB, Geei-ge--street. H-alifax. .Tel, No. 29x
Re John Fletcher.-*[n Bankrufitcy.
WATER-LANE, HALIFAX.
:
:
.
: has • re-
">x ceiTedSnstructians from W. Durrance, Esc[., the Official
;S8cei*er-in Bankruptcy, Vto SELL BY : AUCTION, on' the
iabove premises,
OIJL MONO
14th,
whole,
" ''
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' .^• December
• •.•,, -.•.-.
•- 1914,
' :- '-'the
••. ' " -•
AKERS PLANT, MACHINERY,
^-:- v: AND STOCK OF 1HMBE5E, •-• ~ "/'•• ,:
linclud1ngl5in. Panel Plariinig: and Thicltnessing 'Machine,
•: -Spiadlo Moulding Machine, Grindstone, Shafting, Pulleys,
;^eltins, Beiichi Block Cart, Hand Ban-dw, Tools, .Deal Desk,
''ami: numerous other Effects." Also. TIMBER, -including
;:»b>ut 2,500 feet of scantlings, 3fin. by fin: ;, . . , ; . ; ; ^ :
//iSsil9t6commenqe atTwo o'clack in tHe Afternoon prompt.'
^^Qri view morning of sale.
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:-JgY MESSRS^ BAN CRQSSLEY S CRdSLAND
.
;GiiostAND, A.A.I. (by exam, henorirs)'.,
:-!AUOTIONBBRS, VAitUEES, and ESTATE ••••AG'ENJTS,
- WARWIOE CHAMBERS. SO ETTHG ATE, Halifax (TelSO
Mao at ALBERT-STREET. HEBi>EN BRIDGE (Tel. 45*
,SANQICTGROYD LIVERY STABLES, .HEBDEN BRIDGE
P
" AN" GBDSSLEY: -v fc.-. V'OEOSLAlSrD
• will SELLr:©iT AtJOTION, f©r Mr. Gill Hirst,^ on
1ETJESDAY;
15th.'-December,
1914,
at 1.30 p.m.,,:•:Ms
: :
v"
;'" r -'w' -v;T-:-LIVERY
.PLANT:'
V ' : -,>.;' '..'."'v^(2 Capital Harness Horses, Carriages, &c.)
next week and cards. '
=
BYMESSSS. HARSIS0N & iSON
AND .VALUBES- : •',,'.' - ;
Rooms: NQB.I'WGATE. HALIFAX.;
HAEJtlSON'S SAIj! BOOMS, NORTHGATE, Bf3L.
v
THIS I)AY at Five p.m.' ;
:: :
:: MONDAY and WEDNESDAY at Two p;m. v •
ESSES; HARBISON; &:;SOKS -; win
8E]jL a large Stock'., bt DRAPEKX, Boots /and
Shoes, Quilts, Grey Sheets, Bed Ticks, 'Lace Curtains, Men's
Shirts, Singlets and Pants, Towels; Corsets, Hosiery, Urntarellas, &e. ' ''.--•
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Also on FRIDAY EVENING, at 6.30-p.m
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BY MESSRS. HUGO ELLISON & SON
DENHOLME LANE FARM, DENHOLME,
. HUGO, ELLISDH AND SON
voured with instructions froni Mr, Thackray
Glaph'am, who is leaving the above Farm, to SELL BY ADOTION, WEDNESDAY, December 9th, 1914, as follows; 21
bead H.orned CATTLE, 6 Ewes, 50 head Poultry,
Implements, &c.
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Further particulars see Posters. . :
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CerrimenOkig at One o'clock p.in. './•'
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USTATB & G-ENEIiAL AUCT1ONBEES & VALTJRM
ilACHINBfiY SALES '& VALUATIONS a SPECIAI/fODY
"//;:: ; V; / ^ESTABLISHED 1835.
•
/Offices: 11. Harrisoii-road. Halifax.
TeJ. 326.
•.--B;:'•
-N : E T T.L'BTON,
:AuCTibNEER, VALUER, and ESTATE AGENT,
:J8,•' RA'WiSiON-STREET, HALIFAX- Telephone 89.
- Balesof Real Estate, Machinery, Furniture, :and
: : ••;-'/'•;'/'/•'•:
Farm.Stocks. .'
/-. .
':
-:yaluer of Hotels, lor Probate, and Mortgage purposes.
••ESSES.
AGKROYB 7
&
SONS,
aciisafea i Valners ef Hotels, PqbliG-houses,
Tenant Eighth ia Land,: Estate Agents, &c., Keig-hley
$1]$' Haworih. and at Grand Jrinctien Hotel, Halifax,
•ri'. Saturdays 3 txa 5. Telephone 146. Keighley.
SCARBOROUGH & SON,
SAMS-PEN
ADGTIONBEES. HOTBt/. & TENANT EIGHT
'""'
'ELLAND * RRTGHOUSE,
Lodgings, Etc.
Words—Once, 6d.; 3 Times, I/-; 7 Times, 1/9,
amd Sittingrioom, or combtned room,
by young' lady.-^State,
' terms, N50,
'
• etreet,
Working , Melt.:'. LODGERS
; Terms moderate.— Apply
114, ' Oak-'
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FurniAsd BEDROOM may be
at reaswtnable teo-'ms, penitr.al.—Wj-ite P50,
Office;
/
FITTING-ROOM and). BEDROOM ^ liberty;
/N? batih; fcj.; good locality.-"16, Veotnor-terrace,
.HOME, good locality Sowerby
for two respectable men; bath, piano.
-Wri'te N45, Courier Office.
,'
ADY has private BED-SITTING ROOM at,
liberty, bath, etc.; suit married couple, or
young gentlemen, close to oars, two' minutes
station,—Write D39, Courier Office.
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