... S4turday tlhe girls were tiemobber and no longer ranked with the !Inners for whom they have been working. • ttle Fun with a Christmas Ciacker. On the right of the picture on the left is Daily Larder, of lbstock, who is showing the Special Service Her companion ...

... on the Leicester City ground, in a charity match, with a view to providing a treat for out fallen comrades' childten at Christmas. [ Steve Bloomer, the wed-known Inter-! [ national, will referee the match. We might mention that the U.S And S. selection ...

... gras, and all the other luxuries ad jib. by West-end firms. There are some new chocolate and bon-bon boxes from Paris for Christmas. hamd- I and New Near Gifts. They arc in flesh-coloured or white t atin. and -kier , painted maidens of 4 ` le dernicx cri ...

... Father Christmas Paying His Visit In a Tank. It was Christmas Eve, and Elsie was quite determined that she wouid sae rather Christmas for the first tame in a tank somehow or other. She knew that it would be no good trying to keep awake be came, because ...

... Prize for a Christmas Card. This week the founta(n pen shall be sent to the boy or girl who sends Nunkie the nicest Christmas card he ior sbe) has painted or drawn him (or ner) self, Send them by next Thursday. They should be painted or drawn on postcards ...

... CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN PROFUSION. - A VISIT OF INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED. Telegrams :-IOHNSON. Te:ep.'ione • 4349 LEICESTER. (3 lines). MARKET STREET, LEICESTER. ...

... Puzzles. The Christmas anagram I set you last week gave the following answers: Tu. mince pies, plum pudding. Santa Claus, mistletoe, holly berries,, pantomime, Christmas cards, carols, crackers. There was a mistake in the instructions given about the ...

... TARRATT Has the Agency in Leicesttr for a LADIE.S' Guild of Ilandicri. At most interesting Displa Hand=made Jewell, for Christmas. Widows. All Prices ...

... the Palace this week is putting on a new, novel. and what I think will be an attractive, new act at the Chiswick Empire in Christmas week. It is to be called Primary Colours E. A. Searson has written the words and Mr. Arthur Margetson has composed the ...

... want space to be taken up by marbles and other unimportant things. I think therefore you need not expect to have any this Christmas—and perhaps not even by ~iove Tuesday, when the marble season comes in again And the girls will not be much better off when ...

... weather, and I have three chi:dren what he has been the father of them tho he says it is my fault ll Within a short time Christmas Christians and others Ccuontng. be awakened, I suppose, by _ carollere and Waits if they have still survived the ravages ...