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... is SPEAKING MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS, OVERCOATS, Etc. 13/8 lor 16/8 No. Hoys' Dark Twceil Suits 17/8 for 12/6 No. lIH Itoya* Fawn' Tweed Suits 19/6 for 13/6 No. Hoys' Grey Tweed Suita 21/- for 15/6 No. Hoys’ D.B. Tboruproofs 27/6 for 21/* No. Boys’ Indigo ...
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... TO SPEAK. Tie Prime Weimer tee f i nite wrona. I never heard Ruch a tate , ment mole. Tbe ,chetre will he cowrie.' mot with the eo-nperation of Pater' l'ninn._ _ _ _ Mr. Patriek--The feeling is that all the :ollemos are not. for the benefit of tho peOplo ...
... If it be lawful and expediemt to speak, speak these things that, edify. Every man has his own particular character, and every character its own psi.; mbar cast. We have our characteristic faults and our characteristic woilkne Beware of those particular ...
... Speaking to the Dead! A case of an extraordinary nature was heard at Mullingar Circuit Court on Saturday last before Judge Wakely, in which a map named , James Maher, : of Tyrrellspass district,, was charged with indecent assault on a woman named Mrs ...
... WILL SPEAK Once Brahmin—now Christian Minis:or CITY Y.M.CA. TO MORROW, at 3AO. IIEV. W. G. AVIMPEHIS. Subject— The Gospel r>f ter “ Scloiflts —Mr. FRED WILLIAMSON and Mr. GEORGE DOHERTY. Anthem Mued Choir: Seek the Lord. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WOMEN’S ...
... Speaks Out I am now hale and hearty, possess all my faculties, and could do a hard day's work alongside anybody. Mr. Bond made this emphatic statement On loth February, 1916, when speaking in praise of Dean's Backache Kidney Pills and explaining how ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Ministers' Speeches That May Brine Results. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald remarked in a •peech the Albert Hall during the weekend that expect from Government Great Britain some rectitude, some straightforward dealing.** It was rather unfortunate ...
... NOTHING TO SPEAK OF, bricklayer was working a scaffold when suddenly brick slipped from his hand. Down through the air it whizzed land mercilessly on the head of his workmate below. The unfortunate man started dancing about and groaning agony. The bricklayer ...
... if the result should a defeat for them. Hr. Haxton had been forbidden to speak at meeting Stavely in the afternoon, and transpired that Hr. Kirkwood had also been forbidden to speak there. The latter proceeded to half way. where another notic« prohibiting ...
... SPEAKING FOR 20,000. “In making this proposal we speak directly the name of 'JO,OOO men in our Association, but we feel that spoailt also tor every honest Irishman, whether actively engaged in the present struggle or oivilsaii -looking and suffering. ...