... HUGH T. BARRIE, COLERAINE. AND AT BALLYMONEY, LIMAVADY, BELFAST, PORTADOWN, and DOWNPATRICK. Coleraine, 25th August, 1904. HALLOWE'EN. NUTS, APPLES, GRAPES, FIGS, &c., IN VARIETY. WOODS, THE OLD COLERAINE TEA WAREHOUSE, 34, CHURCH STREET, C(SLER SINE. ...

... Address of Members. (By Order of the Board, SIR FREDERICK SIMMONS, Secretary. Offices s The Dx_a:tl_ond‘ lmngqpqem'. HALLOWE’EN FRUIT 'i | i Y g ...

... Mat Mnloaahey); Dublin Koundabout. 8.15. Talk: How America Selecte her Premdente-Nicholea Beeron. 830 Station Orcheetra Halloween Vroerainroc; preeented by Dorothy Day. 9.30, ItoOTsored nroKranune, 10.30, What happened tTday; lipit mueic. ...

... CREESLOUGH NOTES A large crowd patronised a cellidhe in the Creeslough Hall on Hallowe’en night Mr. ,G. Hay was an efficient M.C.* Thirty-six live pigs in Monday's market sold at the controlled price for standard weight. Gallaher. Ltd.. York Street, Belfast; ...

... Drive. ST. COLVMB’S HALL To-night and Saturday; J RALPH BYRD in DICK TRACY ALSO ♦> BOY FRIEND * MEET THE * CORINTHIAN HALL Halloween .Dance Carnival Monday Evening Next (31st October) From 8 to 12. PRIZES FOR COMPETITIONS MELVILLE DANCE BAND Admission: LADIES ...

... affair, and is looked forward to by lovers of dancing as one of the most enjoyable functions of the year. All the the fun of Hallowe’en will be included, as well as many novelties, competitions and spot dances. The catering is receiving the special attention ...

... William Powell Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy. Sunday. 30th, at 3 & 8.15 p.m. BULLETS OR BALLOTS and Frank M Hugh. special Hallowe’en attraction Mon.. 31st Oct. and IRISH AND PROUD OF IT RICHARD HAYWARD. ...

... TRADESMEN'S TOOLS. Highes: Prices Paid. Terms Cash Residences visited on receipt of P.C. JAMES LARMOUR. 19. WATERLOO ST.. DERRY HALLOWE’EN Special consignment of ...

... allowing extras for the inmates in connection with the observance of Hallow’een. In reply to Mr. Boyle, ho said that it had not been the custom in the past to allow extras at Hallow’een. Extras were allowed Christmas and Easter. Mr. MDevitt —And that is ...

... Camp wish to return sincere thanks to all Lgose who contributed in cash or kind or in any other way towards the sm of their Hallowe'en gglirldmx‘s ...

... (Bandall) TTlalnme (Martin) ~ 2 Information (Higgs) ' Also ran—Lycidas, Gala Wreath, Glenfiddigh, Slavetrader, Chicot, Sea Lion, Halloween, Yellow Peril, Sontonita, Elizabeth Hardwick. Betting—s to on Waterflower, to 4 Ulalnme, 33 1 agst the others. Won by th ...

... APPLE surr:nsTrrioNs. In Scotland one of the Hallowe'en customs used to be eating an apple at the glas.s. That was to stand before a looking-glass and eat an apple held in one hand and with the other comb the hair, when the fare of one's future husband ...