... find one or two friends of the sick man who would be willing to give some more blood to save his life. I did my best to ask The deeply touching story of how a Belgain nurse gave a transfusion Wood in a brave but unavailing effort to save the life of young ...

... generation. It is up to youth to save Civilisation. But what was youth doing? Was it responding to that challenge? One rather wondered. The speaker emphasised the need of young men following the constructi‘e policy. The youth 1.1 to-day, lie said. must ...

... TRY IT TO-DAY ADVERTISER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1934. • Sales if Savings Certificates.—The Scottish Savings Committee intimate that 61,451 Savings Certificates were purchased in Scotland during the week ended 27th October, 1934. Faithful Watch, L.0.L ...

... drouthy one, on being assisted home in a helpless state, made the remark that it was little use trying to reform him; the temperance people ought rather to try and save the younger generation. That advice, given under such unusual circumstances, was not neglected ...

... Youths The prevalence of thefts and housebreaking by young lads in Kilmarnock was referred to at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court on Wednesday, when five youths appeared for this type of offence Peter Brannan Fowler, labourer, 35 Soulis Street, Kilmarnock, pleaded ...

... -AIRDRIE YOUTH'S DEATH IN IikNOPOTAMA. Mrs Smith, 23 Brooinknoll Street, Airdrie, has received letters from the Chaplain and Sister of the hspital at Amara. Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force, dated 7th and 12th .kugust. Malang to the death from dysentery ...

... TRY OUR Purveying in all its Branches. M'Kenzie; together with the executive committee. Mr. James Fife, J.P., proposed a vote of thanks to the office-bearers and the committee for their services during the past year, a year, which the reports showed, ...

... Byronic type. Byron died old at 36. He lacked the secret of youth, but Mr. Bulloch had got it. They knew that modern science had lengthened the days of man upon the earth, but there was something more than that in the case of their friend. He told nowadays ...

... Hector Beedie, the enginedriver, who died of his injuries. Mrs Beedie. when a young girl lost her father in works accident, and now her husband has died through an accident. Two children of the Beedie family died some time the Burgh Hospital, one a girl ...

... TRY IT ON YOURSELF! NEW SYSTEM THAT MIGHT WORK WONDERS. ■ ■■ By ARTHUR W. FRAZER. ( . , has announced * en she builds a house, the latest labour-saving fj ' { it an invariable practice .the each of her creations, but iS ...

... he could to encourage the youth of the town to indulge in healthy recreation and he was sate the other donors of prizes gave their assistance with the greatest of pleasure. -That ought to be the first aim of every man to try and improve the facilities ...

... THE PUBLICANS’ FRIEND Sir,—Business ci national importance prevented from replying, to Robert Murray's letter last week. Just as I anticipated, he swallowed the few nuts 1 gave him to crack, without attempting either use his gums or his brains, or even ...