... Temper, Temper APART from the bargains offered, there is usually a smile in the Evening News advertisements. I wonder how many readers saw the official notice by the Corporation, inviting tenders for the purchase and removal of various equipment and vehicles ...

... that it was important fer all who represented any branch. or any section of the great temperance cause to meet together and wish each other ** God. in this temperance movement they must remember that unless they educated public opinion they would neither ...

... TEMPERANCE AWARDS FOR The Independent Order ' Reowhiles, at special meet- a* awarded prizes to successful carxl’daU* in the temperance knowledge ex- I animation follows Roy Pepper, Margaret Hobbs rence Terry. Beryl Harms worth. • Elizabeth Hobbs Joan ...

... TEMPERANCE QUEEN Miss Edna Strong was crowned a Juvenile Temperance Queen of the Young Royal Albert Temple, at St. Simon's Church Rooms. Albert Road. Southsea, by the Lady Mayoress (Mrs. A. Johnson). The Lady Mayoress was presented with a bouquet by Barbara ...

... TEMPERANCE IN THE COUNTY Local Prize-Winners Signs ot increased activity in the tem rance movement were referred to at the annual meetings of the H ampshire and Isle of Wight Band of Ho} pe nion, which took place at Eastleigh on Wednes. day. The annual ...

... TEMPER STRUCK GIRL HE WAS ENGAGED TO •V soldier's violent temper brought him to Portsmouth Police Court day. was Sidney Moss (‘JI I. private in the York and I.nneaster llegiment. anil pleaded guilty to a siiiimians (or assaulting a young woman named Mabel ...

... TEMPERANCE (To rue Eprror or tHe * New 999 In attom pting to explain that Temperance is not synonymous with Tota Abstinence, I merely wished to call atiention to the very frequent misuse of the word Temperance, Lt Go not agree with Mr. Archbold that “ ...

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... TEMPERANCE UNITY ALL DIFFERENCES TO BE SUNK Representatives of the whole of the temperance movement of the country unanimously agreed at a meeting in London to-day to sink all their differences. and to unite on the basis of the proposals of the Royal ...

... In Temper Raymond Burns ...

... Temperance Sir—l have read with interest the criticisms of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Band of Hope against drink end also the reply by A. Kershaw. r with the opinion the Rev. H. ...

... Buckland Congregational Young People's Temperance Institute. Miss Balph occupied the chair, and gave a brief address, and explained the reason why she was total abstainer. This was a very interesting item. Temperance readings were given by Misses N. Pether ...