... THE POWER OP ADVERTISING i« well eieniplified the smooees of Selfridge’s great London Warehouse. Mr. H. Gordon Selfridge, speaking to a large meeting of Glasgow business men, said that, his opinion. Advertising should occupy Second Expense which, like ...

... LORD WOLSBLET FAVODRS CONSCRIPTION. Speaking the Birmingham Town Hall the other evening president of the Hathorne and Bdgbaston Institute—Ur. Chamberlain in the chair. Lord Wolseley devoted the greater part of his speech to a plea for conscription. The ...

... To your bright song this tribute can But feebly speak its worth; ' The lines nobl’y planned you Were rooted at jour birth. Ixng leagues of ocean roll between. Our spheres are far apart; Vcur music will keep ever green In cur proud nation's heart. J. THORNTOX ...

... Mr. Smith—l speaking to amendment. and the Chairman has ruled out because of your interruption. The Chairman—You can go on. Mr. Smith—Why did you allow the interruption The Chairman—We wanted to know what the amendment was about. Mr. Smith aadd his desire ...

... SAVINGS §. Make o Mhuibishs — ‘ R X ON THE POLITICAL FRONT Awards of a Bannerman speaks = kind out on major issues AWARDS which they probably would prefer not to have, were announced for three major companies by the Scottish National Party last week ...

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... 'PUP MIXERS’ STRIKE destitution. Speaking as the minister of St. David’s, 111 U i\ii\ not know cage TOP gregation, but he might in ignorance. He had nilviviiv several miners calling on him that day. Some said Things are proceeding very quietly in this ...

... THE POWER OP ADVERTISINO well exemplified by the Selfridge’s great London Warehouse Mr. H. Gordon Selfridge, speaking to i* large meeting of Glasgow business men said that, in his opinion. Advertising should occupy Second Expense business which, like ...

... ** Speak out here and now. Who set thee :.h»n devilish trick Thej were alone the camp ; for all the men bnt the guard were fast asleep. They stood the circle of the dying fire-light, and Joan’s terror w.u* too evident to be concealed. Who set thee on ...

... SNP CHAIRMAN Gordon Wilson has claimed that Mrs Thatcher is hoping for a Labour victory in the Govan by-election. Speaking at a local comstituency meeting in Bishopbriggs, Mr Wilson said: ‘‘Mrs Thatcher knows that the Tories have no chance. She will welcome ...

... LONDON Mm LETTER, KAILURK FOOD CONTROL. ■I It would be sacrificing truth to polite- ness at time when plain speaking is tailed for to preitend that Ix>rd Uevonpor: has not failed at the Ministry of Food. Whether anybody would have succeeded in the early ...

... M'Carthy also .says in tl>e same book, speaking the Roman Catholic parts of Ireland, there is no social industrial progress to record. Tin- man \vl.o would say it tliat it i was progressing ami prospering would set down madman. M'Cartby also was one ...