... TEMPERS AND TEMPERANCE. For interrupting a temperance meeting held near a St Andrews public-house on Saturday night, April 26, Alfred Greig, bricklayer, Strathkinnes, was this morning at St Andrews Burgh Police Court put on probation for six months, failing ...

... TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT National Commercial Temperance league The annual Conference of tliB National Commercial Temperance League opened in Glasgow yesterday . Tho Conference , which continues to-day , is being held in tho Ca'doro Restaurant , Union Street ...

... ON TEMPERANCE Temperance in everything is requisite for ha;gfin'ess. —B. R. Haydon. * Moderation lis the silken :trinf running through the* pearl chain of all virtue. —Fuller. A BIBLE THOUGHT ‘Thine ears shall hear a word bYehind thee, saying, This is ...

... TEMPERANCE. ° I education it is I of the Act of 1918 ve be put into Z, that arrears of build'434l4 !tin be overtaken and piced, The principle nßed in the Scottish rmed, and it is pro-470u1d be improved so e effect to the will to bring clubs within its ...

... tempered blades are sharper The amazing thing about Gillette’s new electrical t:mperlmg process is that although the steel at the sides is extra hard, thg special process softens the centre without affecting in any way those harder edges. Actually, two ...

... Temperance, „ HOLY WEEK. The Rev Prof. HERBERT H. PARMER. D.D., ■„ _ J” es t nster College. Cambridge, will conduct a Special Mission from Monday to Friday, 3 p.m. each day, Series of Addresses on *• Reconciliation,” At 8 p.m. each Evening ; Monday—•• ...

... TEMPERANCE. W. J. H. writes: A social evil of much misery and preventable poverty in many a home is the result of over-indulgence in alcoholic liquors. It often times causes unhappiness by extravagance, due to the weaknpss of will power by people too ...

... TEMPERING tra sharpness Why is it that Gillette can make their blades harder than ever before and so give a keener cutting edge? Because their new electrical-tempering process enables them to put two tempers into one blade. Soft at the ends where it bends ...

... NOT IN TEMPER M‘llravie said that he was just turning round when the got the puck between the eyes. He was off work for a week, and his motor lorry was off the road for three days. It was months after before he was completely cured. To-day, Floyd Snider ...

... ON TEMPER ‘ln vain he seeketh others to suppress. who hath not learn’d himself first to subdue. - ; . —Spencer. The difficult part of good temper consists in forbearance and accommodation to the illhumours of others, — Empson. ...

... ON TEMPER Courtesy of temper, when it used to veil churlishness of deed, is but a knight's girdle around the breast of a base clown. —Sir Walter Scott. Those who are surly and imperious to their inferiors are generally humble, flattering, and cringing ...

... TEMPERANCE MODERATION ...