Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1913-11-29 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

MAN. am fit for chiklren to see. by the Rev. J. W. Davies. Mrs. 11. Jones appy is the Bield aot put on to the hang tial fire; n any years, Wa9 marraser RII ~ ~-e. t • d se- 'ar •of the In ace eilendee. inalading three murder char- . . _ _ se. Andrew Carnegie celebrated his 79th and Mr. Jos. Moxon conducted the Albert Beelam. tainer. of taut (true. wee children, birtbday on Tuesday 11Y remising the atm, and Mr. SL Lievesley was the accompanist. Who buys her Wedding Cake from es. Based, that the rod of empire might ha Mall and R"alre''' Ra!!''' ve - - - dor twins violent and abusive lan- anmea°"ed - paper reporters in the lifwary of his New York Her friends will admire her taste and -- swayed goage.-P.c.'d Knowiee and Reretwaad stated e_rae a,a, „hy.,,mly di......ing eve, tos, Or waked ta ecetatre the tieing lyre. -111-I. 11 ° ° 11° ° ° ° ° I° thee the defendant was using the latiannlife tO .. 111 111 lender the mei d her d ent. FOR TIIE BENETIT of onr lady readers. eommen good ju gm We supply S • Bat kncevledge to their eyee. her ample Page. • • Mental or Physical Fatigti •• • es • • %, •• is another man, whom he watt threatening. • ' the le tendant waa bound inner in 401 s. to keep The po ace and ordered to pay the ousts. re rt 0.7 Major Pringle. Board of Trade • • In.spector. on the Anneal railway digester, save we Mee them the beet recipe we know for the Choicest and Most Attractive Cakee their t hrertmas Plum Puddiair. Take three- e. „.„ p el pieces. w. ea., • quarters of a petual of flour. two heaped-up ae . alasona a v. la also 0 Biel eiiit the spoils of time, did ne'er I P`• ' the came of the Or4liwion Wai the neriect of aMi teaspounfuls a Berwick', Baking Pow,i, abe pleaeed to cater for all kinds of parties. 1 enj ilarrai, I "TEN 'SHILLINGS THROWN ale AY .'' • unroll; When brain or body is weary the diges- n L'hemists I/6 and 31. per lin Driver Caudle to observe ana obey the _fixed two ounces of breed-crumb, one and a half mad solicit your emiMries. Write ur iS, Chill pemoy 'regressed their noble rage And froze thereremal current of the tive powers are weakened and distaste for ordinary food is often experienced. i Jame' Neale labourer, Chapeltown, pleaded Mends of t eesive lance.' -- fusel of a pilot to . he Malleretang ticalseset. anal the pouinle of suet, two pounds of minim. one 1 . .e. ri the feet train (wheel was ed f t.- t • f , guilty to using violent and ab pea o eurran -, en outer, 0 sugar. two telephone for estimates k The Bing shops, ~.c.w. my , k t hearieg the defendant run into by the train driven by ealuilf,, and mitime ee altuattee, one eof mixed ran, P.c. Wive epo e o ~ poun Under such circumstances the `Allen- S 9 I ..1-tS, 1 tieing had lanteue,ce towards his wife on Noy. the smellnees ef the mail on the tentiens were dee pe.e yele e,,,' „,,i..., ..., !yet,. Ilia the The Barnsley British I Far from the madding crowd's ig,notele burys' DIET is especially valuable. It . , 4,%.,. I.:011bn 077* ? 0 1 llth. Witneie had rievived several comelainta features ef the ende. He flnati (bat the suPel9 ellen well hmether. and add eix cggp. n. strife is pleasant to take easily digested and ~,,,.--A.4-.. • ~,,....---",