... speak invited to well we shall The Public must know that owing to the War the prices of all classes of goods have been increased, but despite that we are able, because of our facilities, to sell articles in every cannot be department at figures that ...

... THE SPEAKING. In the early part of the contest, the Compensation Clauses were a prominent feature in the speaking, but when the Licensing Clauses were withdrawn by the Government, Home Rule for Ireland became the one topic, as indeed it had been more ...

... SEQUA!' SPEAKS. DR SF.QUlll:;lllndian Oil and Prairie Flower fame, spoke in the butter Market on Saturday. Ile has Nen speaking time, indeed, afternoon and evening, for several weeks past, but Saturday's meeting was noteworthy in that it was his concluding ...

... SPEAKING LIKENESSES. PUBLIC attention is respectfully invited to Mr J. \VERGE'S SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES which, from his long established reputation, have been universally acknowledged to possess all the requisites of pleasing and accurate ...

... YOUTH SPEAKS We are uratefol to a Kilmarnoek youth of 26 for hip letter in our loeal contemporary. in which he rebukes the m e mbers o f Presbytery for their consider- eHRISTIAN Sul SOCIETY, EILMARNOCK. A Branch of The Mother ('biro h. The First Church ...

... Speaking of the Queen and his conversation with Her Majesty, Mark Twain adds: I think it is not an exaggeration to any that the Queen looks as young and beautiful as she did 35 years ago, when I saw Mr first. I did not soy this to her, because I learned ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Jr is certainly very amusing to hear the party of vituperation howling under the lash and complaining that the punishment is not inflicted upon them in a gentlemanly manner. Some of Lord Randolph Churchill's illustrations may not be very ...

... TRIED TO SPEAK He tried to say something, but was unable to do so. He could not even drink a elate of water. Dr Wilson was 'phoned for but was unable to come. and Dr Stewart attended in his place. Passing poliee officers were called in. and llr Wark was ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The follow) it ■••noe, drawn from the perional experienoe of Mr Isaac Whi, lr, of the Borough Arm*,'' Dudley Street, 'uri, are «o important and really remarkable that canrot help but of interest and value to all readers To the Editor ...

... YOUTH SPEAKS Mr Robert Innes, of Beith, one of Scotland's youngest county councillors, is one of the 9ieakers at the Scottish Youth Peace Rally being held at Clydebank this week-end. Ardrossan is to join in a Scottish Touirst Board scheme . of tre e planting ...

... SPEAKING LIKENESSES. PUBLIC attention is respectfully invited to Mr J. WERGE'S SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES which, from his long established reputation, have been universally acknowledged to possess all the requisites of pleasing and accurate ...

... SPEAKING COMMERCIALLY, he supported Mr Christie's motion. Mr Campbell had had all these appointments since 1885. There were other gentlemen in the burgh now quite as capable and quite as entitled as he. 'They had the very same claim to share these emoluments ...