... Norman. Wreaths were ' received from Harry and Godfrey; A father *nd mother grateful memory Price's self-sacrifice in trying save their son; and Mrs J Barrett; from and Mrs from Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas. The principal mourners Master Bar-1 rett's funeral ...

... YOUTH And Empire. MR. BALDWIN'S GREAT SPEECH Looking Ahead, » Stanley Baldwin was the guest of honour at the annual dinner of the Imperial League at the Connaught Rooms, London, on Saturday evening. Responding to the toast of Our Ckiests, proposed ...

... FROM STRENUOUS YOUTH graceful age. BY ,f REV. E. J. HARDY, M.A. 'Hor How to Happy though Married, etc.) . (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) time ago it was the fashion to youth, and make ifc take a very * clc S©at indeed. It was only admired ''-dies; men had to ...

... get at the heart of youth. He, like many others, regretted the controversy in connexion with the Prayer Book, but when the matter was settled he was sure they would be able to get at youth better and obtain a greater response. Youth required sympathy to ...

... those engaged in the work would succeed in saving as many they oould they only save a few children from starvation they would feel they had been able to something. (Hoar, hear.) Nobody need reproach himself for trying to help little children. He thought too ...

... SAVED. the Irish. AND church , r °bbery, * r> PROPOSALS. fe le ev the WIU ° the s been , y the Prime Minis-, f , a « a in. . a>on strat«d over and try r t instance has just Va! B-pi 0 notice of the coun as ted, ar Mr. Asquith °^ a if (Committee tS ...

... Ofter advertisers, in an effort to save a word two, send an advertisement in such doubtful terms that people are unable understand it. Frequently one cannot tell from the advertisement whether situation wanted or a situation is vacant. The result that ...

... Brixham. ■■- 1 ■ GARDEN PATHS. HAVE YOU USED OUR GRANITE CFIIPPIiNGS FOR YOUR GARDEN PATHS? IF NOT, TRY THEM. If you have not tried them, ask your friends who have. Teijjn Valley Granite makes the cleanest, hardest., and most durable surface. For prices ...

... quay races. The weather was fine. EXETER. = any other cccasion save that of a Bank Holi- over 400 subscribers. (Applause.) move- | tached te the kindly feeling which hat tound The Rev. Di Chambers, vicer of Whit- a trafic hums; employment is at its day ...

... As hia friend and contemporary, the venerable Archbishop of Armagh, writes: — One* was thought the Saints might environ Three hearts in one. desire- One heart was ever more htart of iron, One flesh, and one of fire. The iron heart to Self and not others ...

... LETTER, WESTMINSTER, SUNDAY NIGHT. The Delphic Note. Mr. Churchill's Birmingham excursion causes much political comment. This is di; ected less to his tion that obviously there can no General Election this year or to ins gloomy attitude on the subject another ...

... DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN EXONIAN. Mr. J. K. Edwards died his residence South-street. Exeter, yesterday, at the age of years. By his death the parish of Holy Trinity loses one of it.s most prominent and respected parishioners, and the city esteemed citizen ...