In England to call a woman homely means that she is fond of anything about home and is unpretending; in the United States it means not handsome. To be clever in England means to be dexterous and with America the term signifies good-natured or honest. They say .crackers; we say b

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lling in the ministry, will be present on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1915, At 6.30 o'clock. A Cordial Invitation to All. No Collection.

Warrington. _ BULBS ! BULBS! BULBS !—Nareisei, Daffodils, Tulips, 41d.; Snowdrops, Crocus, Iris, 11d.; all per dozen; any variety or colour; sample 100 of above to convince quality, which is same as previous years, sent on receipt of is. 6d., or by applying POWELL'S NURSERIES, F

IRONMONGER, to thE EXEMPTIONS. AND THE VOLUN- TEER CORPS. Sir,—Respecting. the suggestion that badged and starred men should, like exempted men, be compelled to join the V.T.C., I ,would point .out to him that the war is not goiiig to be won by the "Exemptionists." .who join the

Another Week's Very Heavy List of Local Casualties. KILLED. , following from the War Office:—" We regret that Lance-Qorporal Smalley, previously reported wounded, was killed in action on the Ist July." Lance-Corporal Smalley, who enlisted in June, 1915, served for several months

tery. Following came the bugles and drums, in charge of Sergt.-Drummer Lawless. The body was borne to the grave by six men of the South Lancashire Regiment, and following the reading of the committal service, three volleys were fired over the grave. The sounding of the "Last Pos

Subject: "The Pause in the Song." Anthem: "They that sow in tears" (Gaul). A Hearty Invitation is given to ,all Soldiers, especially men of the South Lancs. Regiment.

war joined the South Lancashire Regiment and was sent to the Dardanelles. Here he was wounded twice, to hospital at Alexandria, and from there was tranderred te the Lord Derby Hospital, Win Wick: After recovering he Was traWerred France, where :he wa4' wounded. Private Green 'ha

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