... SPEAKS. ; C:.12 Oak Nadel. be I OUR SPEAKER, RECEIVER. 3 HSI 114 laparreseslA. Oft DWI TWA,. Maned Cabisel, Ceooll4l al accadoposies. Valves, ISalado. lAsd Sysker. Le.. £6 rim CELESTIO,' LOUD £7 36. „ra-tleaUy ; £.3 31. .ord asp 11ne.-3. st P • A ...

... ++ The Art of Speaking. /OPENING the Girls' lligh School sale of work yesterday, 14ra. Marchetti confessed to a feeling which afflicts • good many speakers at similar functions. I do not know quite bow much to say or how much not to say, she said. hire ...

... Public Speaking. Every citizen should be able to speak intelligently in public on any public matter to which he has given thought and study. We are not sure that it would be desirable for every citizen to feel called upon to exercise his powers of utterance; ...

... R. SPEAK, 24, WOOLSHOPS, HAUFAX. An Must Bs Cleared. teasenable Offer Refused. No LAST FEW WEEKS OF SALE. Your Opportunity. Come Early. ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir Austen Complains of Propaganda. 3 1 0 elegates lam To-day. wo n,' Sit Nom be n I. Mi n i v a n ,. M. MIS evaoon, In his hotel al ,c.iW asteJ an two. It Is ID hail termunalled digger Igloo • Cense'. Td y. the thief Ranks ` • his • ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Will. Ingle spoke with much feeling and deplored the fact that they were seeming to faiL The beet way to tackle • nettle was to grip it firmly, and they were there to - place their difficulties fairly and squarely before the members ...

... Speak 100 -. The members of the gymnasium section v ere addres.ed by Mr. C. T. Pegg (Y. M.C.A. physical director for the Northern Countie.). and a display' followed. BILLIARDS: FEDERATED LIES. West Vale 2nd (65). King Cross 2nd (s.)• 150 A. Smith J. Turner ...

... Mu SPEAK'S. The Speaker of the Bowe at c.,. ha , • casting rote. xerc I in IMO, during debate na 'he Regewy omitted .onunitlee Were replaced, end ill thin debate on the L.C.C. Tramra,s Sill. to Sir T. May's !,—onntory - ii the numbers • are egial ...

... PRINCELY SPEAKING. The Duke of York is not a read orator like his brother. the Prince of Walea, but I fancy, says an Express correspondent, the apt little speech he gave at the opening of the Garden Club. Wembley Exhibition, showed distinct progress ...

... THE SPEAKING LAMPSHADE. In ono of the big stores in Knightsbridge to-day I cam* across some novelties in loud speakers. The device been invented by the Marquis di /India- Trarrasaval and consists of • vibratiimless substance. which can be adapted to various ...

... LENIN SPEAKS. Folkestcme mencett we. l;eang Oil tit F e.. etc h a I alral l 11 . 1.111 reich a. • mamba Wm lot • grader et an Of Vi 3. o—Rockhlet 11. . I AR 2.30- - -bonwo • C•i;tl _ _ 1 9 11 , 1 , 1 , 6 4 • ***** to b te 1 4 um 1.16 11 8 ...

... SPEAK -- The request that Mrs. Asquith should Speak up recalls an incident mar' years ago. For dnys a towii wis plaT.arded with warnings regarding an proaching show. Among :ts treasures • couple of missing links. monsters that fed on human flesh ...