... Belgian Croix Guerre. Over 3.500 letters had beep sent to boys on service whilst comforts and smokes had been sent out Christmas. ISI4 and 1915 a cost of £22. Nearly an acre of land was cultivated boys of the school, soldiers' gardens were cared for ...

... Fee ss.—Hollygrove, Woodueld Road, Redland. FARMING AND GARDENING. SEEDS, Fruit Trees. Roses, Shrubs—James Dewhurst facing Christmas Steps Bristol. Metal, fire Wood WINDOW FLOWER BOXES -I tiled facings; cheap.-617 Daily Press. | ...

... presided. Father Christmas visited the children before they left, and gave to each one a bag containing good and useful articles, also a copper. The committee who arranged this treat, were also enabled to brighten the lives at Christmas 110 old age pensioners ...

... Shaving Gear. &c Number and uamo bag —Reward 8. St. Mark's Road, Bristol. LOST. Saturday evening, between Coition StTect, Christmas Steps, Gri-.ud Hotel. BLACK FOX FUR Finder rewarded.—797. Daily Pros. J- OST, between St, Paul's Church, Promenade, and Sea ...

... •hall 7 p.m.. and on tlx Thursday before the Good Friday the closing hour shall 8 p.m.. and tho six 'excluding St preceding Christmas Day the hours closing shall 'Where any trade or bnsineee other than the retail trade or business a Pharmacist, Chemist. Druggist ...

... of 13 months. Miss Violet Morgan, Duncan House School, Clifton, who obtained honours in the Senior Associated Board, at Christmas, 1917, has now been successful in passing the practical section required for the Diploma Licentiate of the Royal Academy ...

... more good-will than usual.. The day was Christmag Day, cold, but THE IDEA OF THE PUMP. Tha Gloucesters went into th* tint Christmas Eve. and were relieved Boxing Day. The trenches, of course, were full that precious liquid, mud. and great deal 'of time ...

... Rutherford boys, and Miss Ward, a lady of middle I was, witness thought, there when Major Seton stayed. She was there during his Christmas week visit, and he stayed quite openly, like any other visitor. Donald George McGregor, of Devonport Road, Shepherd's Bush ...

... Miss Bryant.. f». S» Olive Richards and Doris Badnedgo (old ] V each,: Mrs Strickland 2s 6d: Mri Taps, r K, W. J. Sloan. Christmas tree: Mr AY. J-.ijj, * man, bs. chocolate; and Mrs James, vug ' doll in cot. DEMOBILISATION. The announces since the the ...

... FARMING AND GARDENING, FRUIT TREES (all kinds). Shrubs. Reeds.—James DewhOTjt, :'a«.ing Christmas Steps (top). Bristol. ROSES.— Woeping Standards, 4ft„ 3s; sft., each.— Charles Hobbs, Soundwell. Bristol. GOOD CHAFFCUTTER (by AVagon Works Co.': changeable ...

... they presented. There was ■ pleasant surprise in the form of fine handsomely decorated Christmas tree VV H. Fidgeon, appropriately costumed the part Father Christmas Mrs Friendslu handed each guest a souvenir from the tree there were also liberal gift- ...

... Maritzburg. which truly entitled, A Peaceful Scene. The office poet has evidently been work, for there is a verse, The Christmas Spirit, which rurs:— When Germans called the British '* Crooks, criminals, and cranks, And demons, dogs, antl devils! ...