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... SPEAK. Mr. JOHN MALTBY. re'wnved with loud applause. Mr. Dean liis restoration health. *fl3d b ...
... SPEAK. Mr. JOHN MALTBY. re'wnved with loud applause. Mr. Dean liis restoration health. *fl3d b ...
... TO SPEAK HOW COMMERCE LEARN The Romance of Trade Sunlight Soap, in the space of a few short years, has reachedand maintains the laggest sale in the world. Sunlight Soaihas the largest sale because it is the best sost.y in the world; because it is made ...
... speak Pont and Stuart Holmes play their re spective roles capably. The picture was directed by Malcolm St. Claire, who was responsible for Are 'Parents People, and The Grand Duchess and the Waiter. ...
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... Speaking By CAPT. P. J. FAULKNER. No. 3. Sequence of Thought. In view of the obvious necessity of sequence of thought in public' speaking, it hardly appears necessary to deal with it at length, but I think 1 am correct in 'stating that one of the greatest ...
... He Speaks from Experience has watched the beneficial effects of Hall’s Wine says : I have never failed to obtain decided benefit in all cases.” He is only one of hundreds whose letters are on our files. In nervous weakness and anaemia, and as a restorative ...
... Plain Speaking. is understood; that the Executive wore engaged reviewing the arguments which their spokeemen, Mr. Robert Smillia, Mr. W. Brace, MJ*., Mr. Hodg». and others, will advance when, they meet the Prime Minister. Some plain speaking is expected ...
... Speaking Figuret. Beery acre of land was capable of produring 311 bushels wheat year. Therefore, ealcu'ftted roughly on this baria. vary short time the nation had suffered decrease of 2.078,000 bushels of its wheat supply. The bushel of wheat lbs.; therefore ...
... THE MEMBER SPEAK;. Mr. t'. K. snit :tithed In ian. the afternoon. ion 0.1.tre.n1 the gathesing and thank., the Lotion for lb* work Ikea dill it the general for the Party. Referring to lln rata iTlVer.y 10.1w..0n the 'sir rirce anti the Admiralty. Mr ...
... ART OF SPEAKING. Castle-gate Debating Society’s Opening Meeting. Mr. H. J. Johnson, president of Castle-gate Debating Society. Nottingham, made some excellent points in the address lie gave to large gathering of members at the opening of wliat promises ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. UICESTUR CRICKET SECRETARY’S STRICTURES. » meeting nl the Leicester Cricket „b, Mr. IV. t. , Boyee, the secretary, Sirf ■■ Ue UtiiDg hied been had, the \- Atrocious, and fielding R. TO referral to tbs year’s record of t' • team. PUrm. ...
... Plain Speaking. Sir Doneld said he noticed that on Thursday night Mr. Austen Chamberlain pleaded for renewed alliance of the Unionist Patty with the Liberal forces. He .asked whom was Mr. Chamberlain talking about. was certain, judging a message Mr. ...