... 500 at Croy- don (North), both formerly unsuccessfully ivision seat in contested the Barnstaple the Unionist interest. A “Christmas Welcome Home” for re- turned soldiers and sailors and silver badge men of St. Peter’s parish, Tiverton, took place t the ...

... our sweet tooth very much just now, and the Government unable to promise any increase in the sugar ration for some time. Christmas is coming too, when we want to make all sorts of good things with a sweetness about them. This is where SWEETEN-IT comes ...

... secret number, ,Mr. H. Hole; cons-olation, Mr. L. Mogridge. The Mayor of Chard (Councillor A. P Indge) distributed the usual Christmas charities **t* ea . d °ns tickets stipulate that goods up to a th value ma V obtained in any shop in borough, but not in ...

... and profession in London re- eens into a safe nort. But we ate about t: very ready response on the part of the eve of the Christmas holidays, a sponded with the utmost generosity, put forth again into a mew and unchartec land to the invitation to devote ...

... good wife. thanked the Council very heartily for their eongratula- I ions. CHRISTMAS GREETING. His Worship said they would delighted to hear that received just before Christmas card from Capt. Bon'harn, their Sanitary Inspector, who was serving in Mesopotamia ...

... BOWERBANK. 4 ‘SFUNERAL AT EXMOUTH. Pha fumera! hus taken place at (Exmouth) of Mr. Patrick Bowerbank, whose death occurred on Christmas Day at 32, St. Leonard’sroad, Exeter, complications following influenza, at the age of 36. The Buria) Serv was impressively ...

... world it was becauee he had had a good wite, “EXETER . iN MESOPOTAMIA.” The Mayor informed the, Council that before Christmas he a Christmas card from Cant. Bonham, their Sanitary Inspector, who was now in Mesopotamia, wishing the iments of tite season and ...

... 93 & 94, South St., Exeter Established over Half Century. 'Phone 457. ANTIQUES, SILVER. JEWELLERY, ETC.. SUITABLE* FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS SEE 57. MARTIN'S LANE WINDOWS. The Outdoor Advertising Specialists Sole Billposters In Newton Abbot and District ...

... considerable drop in the price of tin. The heads the mows were antity of water was standing. a wretched When bo returned at Christmas he found condition. 2 The, not in any way , that the cash of the company had been used covered, and the w heat had sprouted ...

... Ashford Working Men's Club 3 6 Joiners' Sick Club, British Construction Co 10 6 Boxing Day Sports Committee 1 W Answers to our Christmas Enigma will be published next week. They must reach the offioe latest Tuesday morning. Nurse Rumsam, of Barnstaple, has collected ...

... most happy afternoon. All Lynmonth children, numbering jast some 110, were entertained Friday at Lynmouth Bali to their Christmas treat and tree, the latter being the first since 1913. In the spickus hall excellent tea, the gift of Mrs Rtddsil and Mr ...

... for tbe Children's Hcaies, The the sown has been exceedingly good during Christmas season. classes 01 traders have hid good time, in spite the prices of some cf the usual Christmas commodities. Ag.odrumbsr soldiers have been home on le*ve, with a sprL of ...