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... mentioned in the report. The reflectors at present in use will not do this. _ Having lived op Queen's-drive for many yeare I can speak from experience when I Bay it is not a credit to the city from an illumination point of view.— %TM BUY. ...
... GOVT. SMOKE SCREEN. Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland. 111. P speaking la London. to-day. on unemployment. said the Lord Privy Seal was acting as a smoke screen for the general activities of the Government. whose policy was intensifying the evil. I believe ...
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... EVERTOR RATS. Mrs. Rainier. speaking on behalf of ] women householders, said it was not a question of a few bad landlords In Evert= there are houses to-day. she &metered. where the women cannot sleep at night for fear of rats running on the chi ldren's ...
... and poignancy magnificent success, told with gusto and conviction Will haunt the reader for many a day .. Thus speak the leading critics concerning The Rocklitz. The exclusive serial rights of this brilliant novel by GEORGE PR EEDY have been ...
... LABOUR RELIGION. THE PREMIER'S SON, AT LOS ANGELES. LOS ANGELES. Satunlay . Mr. Alistair MacDonald. speaking at the Labour 'Temple. said the Socialist it was • roligioo to its folly/ere in England and had grown because of the faith shown in it. This faith ...
... side side. It makes allowances for your little mistakes. 'Latitude—we call it. It gives you the benefit of the doubt, so to speak. Kodak film is the friendly film the dependable film. It takes the guesswork out of photography. Use it always—to be sure ...
... cheeredwhen he entered the hall. the delegates according him musical honours. He received another ovation when he rose to speak. He said • This is, indeed, an interesting and histori.- day. There are two party ineetings--the Liberals and ourselves-- and ...
... don't remind our sons of the Great War. they or their children will go and start another.—Sir Philip Game. am appalled when I speak to children of three and four years of age and find they can tell me the make of every machine coming up the street Lord Goren ...
... sharing scheme. All participants had qualified by being with the firm on or before December 31. 1925. Mr. A. P. Needier, speaking on behalf of Mr. F. Needier, said he considered it was very satisfactory to he able to make a distribution under the scheme ...
... wearing shorter skirts and silk stockings. — • • • What St. Speaks. No one who has Inn or read Shaw': tlt. Joan could miss the fact that the dramatist made his peasant girl speak with a North-country accent. Mr. Turner. M.P. hia coming autobiography ...
... most impressed Ilse Japanese delegates to the Naval Cosfersncs? Our fogs, our traiSc, ate pretty girls , Nu. Mutton! They speak in prose poems of English mutton. English mutton to a lapsing* Ilk. cherry blossom to an Englishman. ...