... 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 ...

... Williams, on being awarded the V.C., house, coal, and light free for life. Generous Tipping.— We are'getting good tipe this Christmas. said a London railway porter on Monday. People don't aeem t* mind what they give so can get them on their train, and ...

... BVKNING o'clock, tin COMBINED CHOIRS ST. PARK. TEMl'i.lv . Collection behalf of tor Blinded IdiM s. : £T. NICHOLAS CHURCH. CHRISTMAS ORGAN RECITAL ARTHUR F.R.C.0., -NIGHT, 8. CAROLS THE CHOIR. H' Ott ELD BAPTIST CHURCH. TO-I>AV WGONESDAY). 1. • WELCOME TO ...

... KING'S GREETING TO ARMY AND NAVY. HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND MANY BRIGHTER YEARS. SPECIAL MESSAGE TO WOOND&D. The King sent the following Christmas grating the Naval and Military Forces of the Empire . Another Christmas has come round, and we are longer fighting ...

... 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 ...

... Hotel, College Green. AX/ANTED, Young PERSON (18.20). housework and help shop when required. Outdoors.—St. John Re?taurant, Christmas Street. AA7ANTED. experienced WAITER., for Restaurant; city business. Wages, all food. Good perquisites can be earned smart ...

... DORMITORY MAlD.—Wanted, for College Boarding house active Girl.—Apply Miss Polack, 1 Pcreival Road, Clifton. WANTED after Christmas COOK-GENERAL. Good wages given. Interview by appointment.—Mrs Coombs Pembroke Road, Clifton. WANTED. GENERAL SERVANT, knowing ...

... and retailers. The recent allotment of imported cheese has mostly been delivered, but in some districts too late for tbe Christmas trade. A distribution imported cheese late F forms made on Tuesday. Our attention has been called the large stocks cheese ...

... 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 ...

... had regretfully but cheerfully ourselves to face another war-wintec. We had once dared to hope that this Christmas mi«ht be real old-time Christmas, but, quickly as events had moved since Marshal Foch's great master-stroke of July, it seemed as though ...

... sweet.—Mrs. finds these most successful and economical. It is difficult to supply tho cold sweets we usually look for this Christmas-time, when the milk must be carefully saved, and eggs are almost unobtainable. However, J am giving you a recipe from lemon ...

... 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 ...