... CHRISTMAS CLOSING. CONFUSION OVER THE EXTRA SATURDAY HOLIDAY. (By a Special Representative of “The Globe.”) ConfushS? has arisen in many quarters as to the effect of the King’s Proclamation concerning the observance of Saturday, December 27, Bank Holiday ...

... of the most slashing exposes of bad sj'stem that I have over read. Christmas Tan. • I hear that the demand by amateurs for short plays and duologues for performance at home this Christmas is greater than ever known. One has only to step into such a place ...

... formed in Scotland and the provinces. WILLOUGHBY DEWAR, Hon. Secretary Plumage Bill Group. 8. Kenilwortb-court, 'Putney, S.W. CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR THE POOR (To the Editor of The Globe.”) r .--Daring the year the Salvation Army Slam Sisters have paid nearly 300 ...

... will reel under the shock. It will be weeks belore the earth regains its normal condition.” What a pleasant preparation for Christmas! And all this, according to Professor Porta’ is to arise out of a huge sunspot, due to six of the planets of the solar system ...

... DESTROYED BY FIRE, Some hundreds of Christmas hams were clesirovert fire early today on the baconviiriiirf premises of-Messrs. J. 'Simsbury Gravel lane, Southwark, ...

... DANCED COUNTRY VISITORS. {By Special SepreaentatiTe ol “The Globe.”) All the big West-Bod hotels are preparing for busy time Christmas Day, and a feature of the programmes that in practically every instance dance is being arranged. Even the Berkeley is breaking ...

... Waitresses in the larger establishment* owned by Messrs. Lyons in the West End uncomplaining that these places will be opeu on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, but thut they will work without extra pay. An official of the Hotel, Club,* and R•> taurant Section of ...

... ancient friend. F. H. t()£ Waj. It is the cards that this will be merry Christmas. If you don’t believe it, buy aoard and see for youmolf. WaJton-on-Thames A.A. is organising a Christmas angling competition. Ajkl so are lot other people, although understand ...

... CHURCU A RUT’S £50,000 APPEAL. The splendid work of the Church Army is known to all, and its Christmas appeal for £50,000 is deserving of a generous response. 'litere are recreation huts for the troops still on the Rhine and elsewhere ; the Church Army ...

... 41b. about £lb. 1 2/-. ; 21b. 8/2 : and lib. 4/3 I BAKERY POULTRY I S CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS CAPONS plump English 1~l old-fasbioucd Recipe is used for our ~ Capons, weighing about Christmas Puddings. Only the finest in- 5t061b., perlb. 2. 6 |3 |=| gredienis ...

... SHAFTESBURY HOMES AT BISLEY, TWICKENHAM, EALING, SUDBURY, and ROYSTON, MAINTAINING and TRAINING 1,200 BOYS and GIRLS. Ask for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GIFTS. Pathons—THElß MAJESTIES THE KINO AND QUtEN. —H.K.H. THE PRINCE OB’ WALES. Citaibsiak AND TaSAgUKEB—C ...

... HIS CHRISTMAS SHHTBKCE, Christmas is coming,” remarked Charles Clancy (49), a flower seller, to Mr. Lawrie at London Sessions to-day, when charged with being an incorrigible rogue and with begging. Clancy had bad record, which dated from 1899, and Mr ...