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... Regimental Badge Brooches, aad Enamel, ee 15. je to £5. ANY AN ENT NOT IN STOCK E OBTAIN Most” SUITABL CHRISTMAS EARLY M. SIMMONS, H. ELLER & WA'TCHMAKER® igh PH ...
... Police- tin, bracelet, inscribed “ 3502 Hi; a-street, near ‘Tost Rewa. eim-parade, North-atreet, Tuesday Cheltenham. OST, Christmas Eve, a L Vill Pinder eg notify L. of o . ‘between “Exchange and Hirth 4 street, insurance and unemployment cards. given if ...
... A HA AR} THANKS TO OUR CUSTOMERS FOR A RECO YEAR AND A RECORD CHRISTMAS TRADE! We shall endeavour to pay the Closest Attention to our Customers’ require- ments during the coming year, ...
... During Christmas leave from the Army two sons of Mr. Frederick Lewis, of Weston, of eac! Bath, died from influénza within a few hours Two other sons have been killed on active service. Machine Tools are absolutely the Basis of National Safety. We hare ...
... Westwood t Leys om ting, two and emall, ard if returned to Police “ ” ip . * near im-parade, road, Che! tenham. ot L ST, Christmas Eve, a amail WII! finder kindy LAA, 7 Meus pellier-arcade, OST, between Lebour sixchango end High- street, insurance aud ...
... audience wished them a hap is y New Year. The first of the evening’s programme was an exhibition of lantern slides Dickens's “Christmas Céro!l.”’ of which was effectively read. by Mra. T ey in her own clever way, and tired no one, jant- ing for well over an ...
... systematisation will Gerrit. Arihur Burrell, foreman porter at Steven- te, was sent to prison for a month for steal- sugar from Christmas tonsignments sent by rail. nuts, suef, a: ite had been in the service of the Great Northern Railway pany for 24 years. ‘A ...
... Branch of the Di and lors’ Assoc tion FESTIVITIES AT THE PRICRY. The patients of the above hospital h indeed fared well this Christmas and Ne Year's time, thanks io matron end Commandant, the _ever-popular a sted by the Thev were never-tiring sisters and nurs ...
... However, cheery send-off them. it might be added that on the day before Christmas Eve ie jant was pre- sented with a silver rose-bowl from all her helpers at Mitton es a Christmas gift of ap- preciation of her services as well as a fare- well one Jpon ...
... dismissed; and Mr. Dodwell complimented Mr. Meek on the way in which the case for the Assessment was presented. The following Christmas gifts were re : Evergreens from Mr. J. 8. Picker- and Mr. Pratley (Guardi: gn ), and eweets from Mr. Robinson (Guardian) ...
... ■••• I * 7 Misses B. Orchard and L. Vick, Proceeds of Carol Singing « Collection Haresßeld Church 10 1 ) 11 2 l« 13 0 on Christmas ...
... organisation for lads, to all who are really interested in the training of the young. A Fairy Ohriatmas at Bredon's Norton. ' On Christmas Afternoon, tho Old Tithe Barn at Bredon's Norton presented a fairy-like scene, when Mrs. Woodhull Martin and Miss Woodhull ...