... Evening Mr. BALL. Soloists—Mr. ABE LEWIS sad Millar D. L. DAVIES.. ARI CORDIALLY K ALL, RPM Every woman should Cupid's crop of Christmas weddings, now that peace is with us once more. is predicted to be larger than usual. This where the services of Mr. T, n ...

... Till MMUS EPPEL; tVith the advent of the first real peace Christmas, and the return of meet of our brave sailors and soldiers to the homes they left to defend , the season of goodwill will take on an increased aspect of kativity. The sound of war weed ...

... Here. too. are to be found a large aasortment of the pretty and useful gifts which men like to give their lady friends at Christmas. etch sa handkerchiefs in fancy braes, smart scarves, umbrellas. rind so on. The renowned Ford car, the cheapest, and simplest ...

... built, rubber tyred ; all beautiful models; worth 505.; bargains at 119 Waleat finished Baby High Table Chairs, at 10 BABY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:- Wicker Easy upholstered assorted pageriur; - der f u value; worth 30s. eakb; . bargain at 1 1 6 - Male sisals ...

... Pavilion and Emdrns7,. Excellent program ieare I to be shiuvir at the Pavilion end Empress during Christmas week. In A Lady's Name Constance Tabnedge tikes the principal part, and this picture at the Pavilion - is well worth seeing. Another star in ...

... A SURPRISF. Bert and Ethel bad a splendid time in the Christmas holidays •they went to stay Orpndpa Clarke. They thought it would horrid before they went, and were cry indeed about going: indeed, Bert said very nearly made lip his mind to go and be a ...

... great War had thrown the oelebrationa for the four preceding yearly, but in many ways this Shiristmas will be the first real Christmas the country has been able to enjoy . same the close of 1913. While the country, with the world, hae by no means washed the ...

... Reynolds B RING the Children to see lAMB CHRISTMAS in his SNOW CLAD MANSION. Any variety ow hen :-1 , Scott sad ' Young, ; 2, J. Bacon; 3, J. Pritchard; 4, A. . Monte. Any variety buff lien :-1, MiM N. Mills; 2, W. Terrett; 3, J. Pritchard; 4, J. Webber ...

... senior scholars, under the conductorship of Mr. Luther Evans, rendered v ery e ffectively The Fairies' Lullaby and A Christmas Cara The Now Britain. The Builders of the New Britain was the subject of an interesting address at uereet Street Primitive ...

... furnishing a house, and householders desiring to replace any article of furniture or requiring substantial and appropriate Christmas gifts could not do better thnn visit the Cash Furniture Stores, near the Lyceum Theatre, Newport. When you ere Newport always ...

... meeting of the Oakdale (Crumlin) Chamber of Trade was held on Saturday. It was decided to close for the week end for the Christmas holidays. The following officers were appointed Chairman. Mr. S. Sheddick; secretary, Mr. S. L. W.et ; treasurer. Mrs. James ...

... hand in hand, looking about as if searching : , •r something. DICK : .Dolly, did you hear Grandma .•ay She'd give to me, Christmas Day, klv favourite story hook if I Would tell her just nloat hook to DOLLY : Yes, and she said the same to But, Dick. I can't ...