... CHRISTMAS. Local shopkeel,ers report a fairly brisk Christmas trade, notwithstanding the advanved prices. Evidently everyone who has money to spend intends to have a Teal good time this Christmas, blowing the strenuous and worrying Christmases which have ...

... Christmas Orders ...

... CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Minas. Memorials Fixed in any Comotery or ammelyard. For Dr•igtis and Prices pply to SAMUEL WELSBY, ELE MHO , CAL DE EBTOTEB IOAD, IO3BLEY HILL, L I /IL z POOL. Tel. No.: Maul,; Hill, 279. • , , 1 . - ~ , . .. r A'o,-,*•, 1 ...

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... After Christmas. ...

... CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Chaste Desicns in 7ewellery and Silverware. Speciality :--Wristlet Watches, all guaranteed ...

... Christmas Fun. Something that mas Worse. A friend °Lee wrote Mark Twain a t, letter saying that he wai in very health. and constudiug : Is there alything worse , icto,rt , than haring toothache awl earache at the. same time ? Twain wrote beek : Yes. ...

... Christmas Shopping at ...

... THE CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS. A WEALTH OF ENTERTAINMENT. extensive ceeparatiom in the way of holiday entertainment have been made by the amusement in the North Wales Coast towns than lass been the rale for Tema, and at Colwyn Bay, Llandudno, and there is ...

... THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. It nearly two thousand years, snots Douglas Wiggin in the grime, since the Christmas story was Ann told; sauce th• was born in a Bethlehem stable, pt., the Wive Den, guided by a star, journeyed by night and by day to bring gift ...

... The Christmas Holidays. THE PROSPECTS IN NORTH I BETTIATS-Y-COED RESI DENT 1 WALES. KILLED. _ Inquest. At Glan.y-Wern, Settws.y-Osed, on Tbor.das ; la*, Mr. Pentir Wither:ea, the Cartuir‘on,h,re ' coroner, conducted an inquest qn the boil ) .4 si r . ...

... Christmas Fare. But, it may 1* said, shat the Christmas table! :sorely the time,. the good solid los I , oliaps eo -to a certain extent; hut her'-'• there a.ts too altar,. • contrast • rich table and that Lc osirer aril:lll4mm employere. it is true ...