Widnes Examiner. — 1903-04-24 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

RAWCLIFFE CHARITY CUP. EARLESTOWN V. ST. HELENS TOWN  At Earlestown on Saturday in lovely weather. The homesters were very indifferently represented owing to the necessity of playing two teams in the field that day, one eleven operating at Chorleyoin the Charity Cup Competitien. No less than five new players were introduced into the team, these ,including a goalkeepernamed Pennington, brother of the Notts County custodian; Mox, one of the Bolton Wanderers; and Leach,a brother of the Earlestown player. The Town won the toss, and took advantage of the wind andhill,Bartley starting before NO spectators. A clearance by Pennington put Leach in possession,and the inside left capped a magnificent run with a shot which defeated the custodian all to pieces. Immediately afterwards a pass from Ramsell enabled Howarth to put the own on equality again. Ten minutes before the interval Houghton placed the homesters ahead, whilst Dagnall again made the scores level a moment later. Howarth gave the Town the lead a few minutes before the whistle blew. Interval: St. Helens Town3,Earlestown 2. Final: Earlestown 4, St. Helens 3.  Primrose Day.  Sunday was the anniversary of the death, of Lord Beaconsfield and the rate earl's favourite flower was worn as a button-sole by many Warrington people. A very beautiful wreath of prnuruses was displayed on the balcony at the Conservative Club. Chasing a " Scorching " 'Bus. _ _ - •  Thom-as Hardy, one of the Motor Carriage Company's drivers, recently took a 'bus load of lunatics from Prestwich to Winwick, and, on the return journey, careered through Patricroft w.th the 'bus and three h .rses at an alarming rate. He was charged at Eccles, on Monday, with furious driving, and fined 20s. and costs, his defence being that he had lost control of the horses.—William Tonge, a Salford Corporation tramdriver, chased the 'bus, boarded it, and brought the horses to a standstill. In his opinion the horses were not beyond control.— Albert Bethel, manufacturer, corroborated.  Elvin.Dowling, whilst in the Worcester cells, charged with drunkenness, made three determined but unsuccessful attempts at suicide by hanging—first with a rope she made out of a piece of cloth, then with a piece of string, and finally with a plait manufactured from her own hair. .  CLARKE'S B 41 PILL' are wart anten to Core, in either sex, all acquired or constitutional Discharges from the Urinary Organs, Gravel and Pains in the back. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of 30 seers. In boxes 48. ed. each, of all Chemlsts and Patent Medicine Vendor. throughout the world, or sent tor sixty stamps by the makers. The Lincen and Midland Counties Drus:Vernpany Lincoln.—  FLOBILIhE t—ro TEL THICTIA AND Btim. -ThOrOugb) cleanses the teeth from all parasite or impuriLtes, bardeu the grans, prey‘t ti tartar, stops iiectiy. and ghee to the teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness and a defichttul frs.grante to the breath. Price Rs. Bd. fur the liquid, or is. per jar 'or the Florian, " Powder." of a:I berr into and Perfumers Adst  VALUABLE DIs.:IOVERY FOR THE elAlls,-11 your hair i. turning grey or white or falling off use the ME];Mtn HAIL RENEWER, for it will positively restore, in every case, grey ot white hair to its origins.) colour. It makes the hair charmingly beautiful, se we las Dromotinr the Viewth. ' Price as 6d rer bottle.— d vt• To 620Terzas.—Mrs Vv ins low's Soothing eyrup has bet, used for over flfty years ty millions oi mothers for their 2.hildren while teething, with perfect sucrecs. It will rellev, the r oorsufterer irrimediatesy It is pleaeant to taste ; ano produces natnrsi ni I.,erp, ry relieving the child from pail, 'and the litUt unerub awakes "as I,,^iebt es a button." Of al Chemists Is led r,PC bre•..  LOCAL AGENTS : J and S. Churchill and Co. Cross Latie, Earlestown. • Rudge-Whitworth Ltd.. 44, Deansgate, Magchester.  Mersey Cycle Co., 79, Bridge Street, Warrington.  J. S. McleantandSo., 51, Duke St., St. Helens. Rudge-Whitworth Ltd., WI, Bold St., Liverpool.  WC:eVI'M A GUINEA A ari:OX.