... -Public School, Tlllicoulln ; Public Hall, Coabosirghton; 7 a.m. I Record Your Vote for JOHNSTON The LIBERAL Candidate a ad SPEAK FOR SCOTLAND ...

... Gospel Tea Service. SATURDAY FIRST, 29th JAN., at 7. lIIr James Paisley, aad Party, from Larbert, wiil speak and sing. Bright Singing and Speaking. Oolleotioo. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Tinlem•ltry Baptist Mardi. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will bold • SALE OF SURPLUS ...

... gained a splendid victory over Scotland at Edinburgh. They were too strong and too fast for the Scotsmen. Colonel Seely, speaking at Whitley Bay, criticised Unionist policy,' and said that however good their motives might be they were always wrong. Flat ...

... Fend that malt anay. It's about dlr. Vynor we have to speak to yeti, father. We, we—l don't. want either of you. Giod Heavens. girl, are you never going to leave me in peace? I won't speak to youunless you've cows to say you repent your diwobedieneo ...

... feelings. Scottish fairies may play bagpipes adapted to their own size and strength, but the September evening drone of which I speak had no rous- ...

... MEETING will again be held in the above Hall on SATURDAY, 4th DECEMBER at 7 p.m. Mr J. Sloan and Party, from Coatdyke, will speak and sing. Don't miss this Happy Meeting. ...

... GOSPEL HALL. THE LAST Gospel Tea Meeting for this Season will be held oil SATURDAY FIRST at 7 p.m. Party from Cambuslang will Speak and Sing. YOU are invited to this Bright Meeting ...

... MILLINER, 120 HIGH STREET, TILLICOULTRY Taylor's DENTAL ROOMS, GRUMP: ROAD, FALKIRK. Protesser Burnet, St Andrews University *speaking on liaturclay at a meeting of the I:busgow branch of the Educational Institute of Scotland, said that the state of mind uhieh ...

... show you that I am speaking the truth. Quite true, Mr. Lowick, but we have found a way out of the difficulty. Miss Endermine has consented to go bail for you—to give herself as a hostage, so to speak. She is so sure you will speak the truth that she ...

... THE WORD IN SEASON. That is what I call speaking the word in seamen, and it is enforced by the reminder of the ever.increasing competition whick has been going on during the last thirty years. a larger population in a island. we are faced with an urgent ...

... BE PARISH COUNCILLOR T. CARMICHAEL. PART IV. I come now to speak of the oldest merchant's name in Tillicoultry. The sign above the door has never been altered for generations, which speaks volumes for itself. All the other business shops in town have ...

... the memory of all—none has been more successful than the Cadet Corps Open-Air Concert of last week. And when I speak of success, I do not speak merely in a financial sense, although it is gratifying to know that in that respect, as in others, the hopes ...