... experience the good folks of Arbroath might profitably follow their example. flow often has it been left to the minute, so to speak, to complete the arrangements for the celebration of an important occurrence, national or local, and how often has escape from ...

... planned and hoped they would. Perhaps you have a choice morsel ..f news to impart about Mrs H. and Mr C. Think again before you speak; a word of gossip like this can gather suck sa amount of moss and local colour on its travels that it is capable of making ...

... bib-front shoukl be in a material to match your suit, and in a contrasting material such as velvet or taffeta on your THINK =FOR/ SPEAK. frock. Methods of attaching these bib- Have you ever pondered on the amount fronts provide the most difficult question, of ...

... and dull headaches vanish into thin air. Women are, I think, more drillconscious than are men at the moment. Generally speaking, the girl of to-day is pretty fit, and if the sedentary man worker is to compare in health and physique with the smh•ntary ...

... rose and fell like s'abbuth bells calling to worship we heard a cry, clear, far-off. That must be a human voice, a herald, speaking across the desert, but soon it came near, till We recognised distinctly Comfort ye! Comfort ye I Yet those words could ...

... on this foundation' There eau be no doubt as to the neeti of such a, recall to the Christian religion. I have no' Limo to speak of the present place of that religion in other countries. Suffice it to say this. We know too well that in Russia a vast community ...

... Officer of the Black Watch. the Territorial Rattal ul Angivt. wliioll he ilesciiheil as to in Territorial Army today. a:1 , Speaking at a Red Hackle dinner hetd by the Arbroath and Carnoustie of the Illuek Watch Reg,i-mental Assisi:llion in Hotel Seaforth ...

... trot the `town Council, and my resignation nill not he l tvithilrawn. When Mr Christie asked if any (tiler member desired to speak. Ilan. Treasurer A. King interjected —'' What is the use? Mr Jerk—A man of too minds tot weak. lion. Treasurer King- I am ...

... Arbroath paid tribute to the services rendered to the (liurch by the late Mr W. Whyte, representative elder of Friockhenn. Speaking while the members remained standum, the Rev. Stewart Baillie said Mr Whyte had been an office-bearer of Friockheim Church ...

... letter, to reply to them all collectively. In the ttrst place, let me Nay this, the newspapers at home (U.S.A.), generally speaking, are hostile to Russia, and do not present a hallowed picture. In this letter I am going to he jest as utterly and absolutely ...

... has a most dependable lover in Mr H. A Mitchel!. We have hitherto seen him mostly as a very fine dancer, hut, believe me, he speaks and sings just as well. As t Indian Princess who sings the lovely ruder the Dcadar. Miss Martin will show once again just ...

... BLASPHEMY IN THE CHURCH. PLAIN SPEAKING AT MEETING OF ARBROATH PRESBYTERY. MINISTERS AND CHURCH MEMBERS' RESPONSIBILITIES' Some plain speaking was heard at a meeting of the Presbytery of Arbroath, held in the hall of Ladyloan High Church 'on Tuesday ...