... The Prices Speak. Read This List. The Prices Speak. Bundles upon Bundles of Ladies’ Cotton and, Another feature at the City Warehouse is the Flannelette CHEMISES and KNICKERS, all Bargains they offer in Men's SEMMITS and nceruonllly cheap, at 113 d, 1s ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING If any porson cats the same amount o. od that he or she did in pre-war times, he ©ahe ds guilty of disloyalty to the country w 1 to those lighting fow u-.—Lorp RoBERr? iCIL, , ...

... population. In 1901 they numbered 40,577, or 52°1 per cent. of the total. Those now returned as speaking both Gaelic and English number 30,340, and as speaking Gaelic only 1355, the former being 6694, or 18°1 per cent., less than in 1901, and the latter ...

... SPEAK UP. “Don’t hob your head: say something,” said the clerk to a witness at West Ham. YOUR MOVE, MR. COUNSEL, ...

... SPEAK GENTLY Speak gently ! 1t is better far p'F: rule by love than fear : Speak gently ! lct not harsh woerls mne The good we mizht do livre. Speak gendly to the litile chilg, Its love you're sure to gain = Teach it in accents soft and mild, It may not ...

... HUMOURS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. Mr Joseph Malins, himself a well-known public speaker, gi ves some amusing instances o’f) the humours of public speaking. It is, he thinks, a lack of fluency that causes the speaker so often to blunder. Mr Malins has listened ...

... MP speaks out MRS Ray Michie, MP for Argyll and Bute, commenting on the findings of the Fatal Accident Inquiry into the sinking of the Antares, from Carradale, with the loss of four lives, said: ‘The report is a grave indictment of the Royal Navy, pa ...

... Speaking out for midwives FOLLOWING representations by constituents, local MP Mrs Ray Michie has spoken out on behalf of midwives. A recent Health Committee Inquiry in the House of Commons concluded that mothers should be at the centre of decisions about ...

... MP SPEAKS OUT. .. COMMENTING on the modernisaton plans at RAF Machrihanish, Mrs Michie said: “I particularly welcome the assurance that there will be no increase in flying operations . which is really better grown as THE MONTH of August is an annual and ...

... BEFORE YOU SPEAK— Think what you are going to say, and put vourself in the listener's place so that you can gue=s the effect of your words on him. Think how you are going to say it; remember that a kind word in a rough tone i 3 all hat wasted. ~ Think ...

... Some Plain Speaking. As everyone should now know, typhoid fever is caused by the typhus bacillus. The disease, however, is not directly infectious, but is first spread from the patient’s discharges, then by contamination of drains and sewers. Drinking ...

... were able to speak Gaelic. As to the counties, in Ross and Cromarty 12,171, or 1592 ger cent. of the population lp!l{ Gaelic on(liy, and 39,292, or 51‘8;;« cent., both English and Gaelic ;in Inverness, 11,722, er 1301 per cent., speak Gaelic only, while ...