... COLERALINE SAVINGS BANK. The half-yearly meeting of the trainees and managers was held at the Bank Oftios, Abbey Street, on Tuesday—Mr. Andrew Clarke, ' D.L. (President) in the chair. There were also pressein--Mr. A. G. Crawford, J.P. (vice-president) ...

... the prophecy contained in' one of the greatest poems of the century Far called, our navies melt away, On dune and headland dies the fire; And all our pomp of yesterday Is but as Nineveh and Tyre. Above all things! Empire Day was designed to meet this ...

... THINOIi THAT NEVER DIE. Term pore, the bright, the beentiful. That stirred our hearts in youth ; The impulse to a wordless prayer ; The droams of love and truth ; The longings after something lost ; The spirit's yearning cry The atriving• after better ...

... inventor in,Bartford, Cnarlee Scott ? jrhey #rere lifelong friends, said Dorothy. They began as boys together. Uncle John was saved by this Mr. Scott, when he was twenty-one—his life was saved, I mean. And he was ver- much in love with Mr. Scott's sister ...

... he sh p re e w ol ln e ess save ar t l e t s l it e uat e l o o n n. - Felix's last remark to his defeated coui- BOYS' CLOTHES. petitor ia eharacteristio—'' You might as Take your boys to Messrs. H. M . C. 'lentil- well•try to force a new Bible on the ...

... left Pittsberg onlNorte Antrim:- actor. He is not a tippler or- addicted holiday, accompanied by his friend, Mr. i That the Council of the urban dis- the occurrence be was walking down to- drink, and the trouble, I believe, arose Avenue, Caldwell , South ...

... light Every word has its own spirit, True or false, that never dies: Every word man's lips have uttered Echoes in Ood's skies.—A. A. Paoctin. My labours were now nearly at an end, and being, to speak, off duty, I could occupy myself just 1 pleased. I ...

... IN MEMORIAM. (Rev. Dr. Irwin, Cestlerook, County Derry, Died, May 7th, 1908). Died at his post, with worthy pride His loving friends may truly say Of him, whe on the royal aide Of Right, falls in the battle's fray ; Who at stern Duty's strict command ...

... speaking, as had not addressed an English audience for thirty-five years. In coming to England, he said he felt as a friend among friends. The pride in his mission was intensified by the fact that, although caning as the representative of France, he was ...

... pale soil sallaw. and I bare spirt a im of mousy on diators Wba• di i you try?' I wild to it act woe six rooks at Charing Cro4 a Acid they did yos a) told? Oaly at ChAtiog Cross th ly di I a gaol for but I s.,aa,btlaeerer. I dooided to take DA WaUumi ...

... Nearly twenty years ago, he was my best friend also. Y. sir best friend ? Yes; we were college chums, friends, brothers. and no mortal ever had deeper cause to love Erie Kings!ey than I. Then we were both youths, he twenty, I a few years his senior; ...

... moment I think of one who eery is the war threw himself on a bomb sad was bib that be might save his comrade. is the trench. He saved others; himself he ad not save. The memory of such men deserves the best we can do. 'rho earth Is sacred where they fell ...