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... HALLOWEEN, FRUITS. NUTS. H«« Season’s N«« Smmu’b GRAPES, ORANGES, DESSERT AND COOKING FILBERTS, APPLES, BANANAS, PRUNES, FIGS, I DRIED PEACHES, APRICOTS. A CHOICE AND VABIED SELECTION OF Nutty Toffies, Chocolates and Fondants* RICH FRDIT, SHORT - BRBIDS ...
... HALLOWEEN. It was decided to allow the usual liallow•- een extras. A SANITARY MATTER. _ . The Master repiked that as No. 4 male infirm ward had now been added to the Infirmary the Medical Officer considered that the old men of No. 3 infirm ward should ...
... HALLOWEEN the suggestion f the master, the usual extras were allowed lo the inmates for Hallow eve. THE HOLIDAYS. Mr. Warnock drew attention to the way the nurses were treated in the matter of holidays. They had wait till there were patients in the Fever ...
... HALLOWE'EN. Oh, fruit loved of boyhood.' the old days recalling, When wood-graPes were purpling and brown nuts were falling ll'hen wild aces we carved on the apple's red skin, Glaring out through the dark with a candle within ! ...
... HALLOWEEN, 1912. New Walnuts, New Brazil and Barcelona Nuts. Hot House Grapes, finest Almeria Grapes, American and Cooking Apples, finest Pears. Bananas and Lemons, Jamaica Oranges, Home Grown Tomatoes. SEW SMYRNA FIGS AND RAISINS, NEW COOKING FIGS. FANCY ...
... Halloween Goods. . , -•r-,- We have a large stock of All Kinds of N ts. Our Stock of Fruit is superior. New arrival of Dates in Cartoons. Also Figs lk and Boxes. The Orange season is now coming in; and as last year, we are receiving regular Sup ies. ...
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... HALLOWE'EN. Some hot-blooded youngsters weni on • rampage through the Point .on Thurstlx night, giving warning for Ilalloweve, long as their play hurt no one, they mai not be blamed for enjoying themselves: bu they went too far, and on cm:sing the bor ...
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... Old Halloween Friends Oho! Mr. Obcst, with your raiment of white. Come to irighten out of my wits in the night With your eyes flaming forth like two coals, and your breath Bearing fire that would, scare poor mortal to . death; With your rows of great’teeth ...
... Hallowe’en in Ireland. One wild blustering afternoon—the afternoon of the last day of October—-1 made my way as best I could across a streteh of hilly moorland, vainly hoping that 1 might meet with somcone able to direet me to my destination. [ was on ...
... HALLOWE’EN DINNER. The Dublin Burns Club celebrated Hallowe’en dinner in Wynn’s Hotel lrf*t night. Mr. .I.'Hubbard Clark, the President was in the chair, and there was a large attendance of members of the Club, along with friends. Apologies were intimated ...