... COULD NOT SPEAK OR EAT. Small wonder, then, that her mother became quite concerned about her and consulted a doctor, but in spite of careful treatment the malady grew worse. ' My throat, she continues, felt as though all the nerves were paralysed ...

... practised what be preached. The fact that his bands were almost good at the time of his death ea in the hey ay of his career. speaks volumes for the correetnewi of his theory. Paler based hie lunching entirely upon that of Mace. and so the. great .Tem might ...

... branches of Salvation Army work. Mrs. Major Pople (seated in the cart) belongs to the Field Staff ; Nurse Gladwyn's uniform speaks for itself ; there are besides several Corps Officers, and another from the Women's Social Work, as well as one from abroad ...

... state.nenta concerning himrie;f and Lord S. Aidwyn's corn tax 'which in Star. On Friday, sold Mr. Chap;in, wham be bad to speak at. a meeting in St. Pancras, The Star obeervod that nobody else could be got to go there. and had to fall beck on Mr. ...

... Gonaervativa and Constitutional Associations, St. Stephen’** chambers, Westminster, S.W. STILL AFRAID OF THE PEOPLE. Mr. Haldane, speaking North Berwick last night, said The Referendum is unworkabl* system, and Mr. Balfour's readiness to refer Tariff Reform the ...

... sure that the question shall be brought forward at as many public meetings as possible. Some candidates, having promised to speak on the subject, redeem their pledges and do so frankly, like Mr. Charles Russell. Others, like Mr. Winston Churchill, promise ...

... politician praised his wares I thought I was justified in opposing him, but was strictly put down and told that I had no right to speak against politics. Thus the Trade and Labour Council has become the tool of the capitalistic system. The Unions have no sympathy ...

... historical picture to have to be turned down simply because it does not adheres to the facts of history at all. Generally speaking, I think the great need of the trade is good dramatic pictures with settings of real scenery, and more particularly English ...

... too, and she wanted to nurse me and everything. And she'd saved three pound, five shilling, and laid 'em at my feet, so to speak And when she heard what Lord Slanning had done for me, she very near fainted with surprise and joy. She was cruel sorry for ...

... The proof of the pudding is in the eating and the fact that there are over a million and a half of people using THERMOS speaks for itself. DON'T BE WITHOUT ONE. The THERMOS FLASKS are atttactive, light, strong and easy to clean. They are made in three ...

... performance ai Angm MacAliater, r.ad waa up to the mark I with Mis-i Gertrude Uerry as Blanche Haye ir the love sccue-s. Mr. Alex. Speake it we! able to play a character of the Sergean: i Jones type, ar.d he gave a reading wilier won hearty recognition. Mr. C ...

... Hall, Weymouth, WANTED, for La ComiSdie Anglaise, Fit-up Tour, Strong Respectable Bazgagc, and Fit-up Man. One capable of speaking lines nnd taking full charge. Steadiness nnd punc tuality indispensable. Long engagement to suitable man.-- Address, wit-h ...