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... SOCIOLOGICALLY SPEAKING She (after she has seen his physician's certificate): And will you always my genetic and eugenic mate, sweet chromo some? He (Darwiningh) natural selection. 4 She : Then ynu may take me as your cooperative worker in the process ...
... THE JUNIOR MEMBER SPEAKS. The several members of the family had been telling .what they would do if they owned the world. Mother would abolish poverty. Father would provide absolute justice for all. Sister Sarah would give every woman the vote. Finally ...
... SIR GEORGE WHITE SPEAKS. The gross revenue for 1913 of the Tramways Company was £423,800 Bristol made up of 1243,700 Tramways, £174,700 Carriage, and 5400 miscellaneous. Speaking at the compiTy's annual meeting, Sir George White said : The amount of our ...
... I* l •or WAYSIDE., • • Think all you speak, but speak not all you think, Thoughts are your own; your words are so no more. Where Wisdom steers, wind cannot make you wink. L:ps never err when Wisdom keeps the door. If there were not quite so many good-natured ...
... LLLL MIONTS TEA-DRINKING ENGLAND. There is probably no single name in the yocabu:ary of the knglish speaking peoples that is oftener used than that of the Eastern shrub that is the source of our commonest beverage. Its only rival in the way of frequency ...
... !iIJRPRISED AT PROGRESS. Mr. Perkins Speaks of Canada's Western Playground. Mr. Bandon Perkins, F.R.0.5., of London, has left Montreal on hie return to Eng'and from the West: Mr. Perkins is widely known as a traveller, explorer and lecturer, and at the ...
... TAILORING. GENTLEMEN'S SI 'IT s BREECHES MAKER LADIES' COSTUMES A Speak,lit y. Ewart Harris 81 ALMA ROAD. raters NIODIULATZ. ...
... Think before you speak shat you shall speak, why you should speak, about whom yoti are to speak, what will come from what you ma: , 'peek. what may be the benefit of what you may speak, and, lastly, who may be listening to what you may ...
... thinkest twice before thou weakest once thou wilt speak twice the better fur it. Better say nothing than not to the purpose. And, to speak pertinently, consider both what fit and when it is At to speak. In all debates let truth be thy aim, not victory ...
... in New York, with an impatient grunt. •• It here. he explained, that it is will speak the last word in this Theo the novelist laughed angrily : •• les, Germany will speak the last wand in •tbe war, and that last word will be K amierEul . a/Aingion Star ...
... finery, since this is a mark of vanity and of folly. When you speak, do not hurry your words from uneasiness, but, speak deliberately and calmly. Do not raise your voice very high, nor speak very low, but in a moderate tone. Let your words be proper, of ...
... a group in the foreground. They are personal friends, gathered to see him about speaking here, he explained. Is it necessary to use persuasion to induce him to speak? Not at all; they are going to try to prevent him. I.—February 16th. 1914 May ...