... STONES THAT SPEAK. This week the nation has been on holiday, and there has been a record rush from home. - in the midst of a iew, too, _lye thought that the holiday was the anniversary of the greatest calamity that has fallen upon Europe for generations—the ...

... SPEAK WITH THE EVES. How to Keep Your Husband’s Love,” was the subject of a lecture given Commissioner Mary Estill, a chief of the Salvation Army, in an address at Star Lake, New Jersey. “Women should speak-with their eyes and not with their tongues,” ...

... WELL SPEAKS. Ah ! my friend, (hat aehing brew, those watery eyes, that worried head, are all signs eyestrain. Consult MR. A. SALMON and his Classes will relieve (he eyestrain. HE MADE MY GLASSES AND I AM WELL, I FEEL WELL, I SEE WELL.” A. SALMON, F.S ...

... ENGLISH-SPEAKING. T 11.• great fertility of the soil there will make possible the organisation of the on an intensive plan; given facili ties the Peace River might beconse as closely pi.pulated as most parts of old Canada. On , of factors which will help ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Even as she said the cords, the sciousnees forced itself upon her that they were useless and absurd. She hail only herself to thank for having allowed the inan\to become on familiar terms with bet. She had deliberately stepped down tram ...

... BABS SPEAKS OUT. My dear child She shivered away from him. Oh. leave me alone. 'save me alone. She buried her face in her bands again. and stayed there motionless till the doctor came. He made an examination without comment. He and the Colonel had ...

... MR. POLLITT SPEAKS. POSTPONED ADDRESS DELIVERED AT AN ORDERLY MEETING. A Communist demonstration was held at the Liverpool Stadium yesterday to hear Mr. Harry Pollitt, of the Minority Movement, who was prevented from speaking at a eimi:ar demonstration ...

... English-Speaking Union. MR. C. GRANT ROBERTSON'S IMPRESSIONS O THE UNITED STATES. The third annual meeting of the Stratforduyon-Avon branch of the Englhhflmk]ng Union was held at the Memorial tureroom on Monday afternoon, when the Mayor (Mr. W. P. Bullard) ...

... MONUMENTS THAT SPEAK OF DUTY. The little knot of military ribbon on the tomb they aro gazing at will tell you that they are mourning a moldier ma or grandson, or both. little further a solitary austere tomb seems to mark the end of some big family. It ...

... LORD FORSTER SPEAKS UP FOR PROFESSIONALS. Lord Hawke 's remarks concerning professional oricketers, particularly that phrased Pray God no professional will ever captain England have let the Yo-k--shire president in for adverse criticism from every ...

... I. C. WELL SPEAKS. Ah ! friend, (hat aching It row, those watery eyes, (hat worried head, are all signs of eyestrain. Consult MR. A. SALMON and his Glasses will relieve the eyestrain., HE MADE MY GLASSES AND I AM WELL, I FEEL WELL. SEE WELL.” A. SALMON ...

... OUR WINDOWS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES ...