... SATURDAY, Dec. 30th. Christmas Number of the Hull Times. A Pre=War Paper Packed with Good Cheer. The CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the HULL TIMES this .year will be published next SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th. -it will be record production of Christmas reading and bright ...

... at this festive season for the unfortunate ones among us—for widows and their children whom Father Christmas is little more than a dream, and Christmas dinner a poor thing; also for old-age pensioners, many of whom arc in sore straits. Our own Poor Fund ...

... come and prove t Your enquiry is welcomed. COSTELLO, Savile Street ::: Jameson Street, HULL. KS, MULL Elm MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS Christmas without music is unthinkable. Those moments when the evenings begin to drag are just the time when you should bring ...

... this department, one our best. VISIT OUR«TOY S FAIR Hammond^ Paragon ®Sq_uAkit;HuL^ ■ l «!■ 11l I I 111 The Regal Gift: A Christmas Display of Fur Novelties Necklets, Stoles* Muffs, Sets, and Coats, specially selected for presentation purposes. For charm ...

... seaside hotel. Each pair was jewels to match the dresses to b> them. A CHEAP HOLIDAY. Not everybody can luxuriate holidays at Christmas, however, and ' ( man tells me he gets a cheap second-hand heh'U? sensation every morning on his way tin- On his way from ...

... Tops, Books and Doliies 100, Yes, right from Fairyland (or you. Now you can see them a!! right here, The place that's full Christmas Cheer, So bring Mamma, and Papa too, There's room for them as well as you. And now, my dear, run off to bed, Upon the pillow ...

... and F-.lders for »» Room.--Apply A. Brown and Sons, Ltd,. •10, George-sL. ...

... to extend a cordial invitaiion to everybody m Hull and district make e-irly selection their immense stock of acceptable Christmas pr e sent s which has been described detail in these cola s for several clavs £iifyL m 'LA V 1 PLEASE A,/ SHOP p . ™.- £' ...

... t., Hull. TL-Oil SALE, 5G IJjuule-siued Gramophone Records: £4 10s.—Address 545, •' Mail. ...

... the name of NEEDLER upon every box of Chocolate and every tin package of Confectionery which you purchase for the coming Christmas Festivities, not need to assure you that our name abundant guarantee of good workmanship, artistic production, and excellent ...

... content enjoy it withou asking why we eat it at Christmas time. It is a custom which has come down to us from very early ages; but the first Mince Pie was not quite like the one we hope to enjoy this Christmas. It was not round, but was shapec something like ...

... in his svmpathies ao,j democratic in his religion. showed how Charles Dickens had so made Christmas thai when the novelist died child remarked. til Christmas die too'! Appropriate rc r.ding- for the season were given Bob Crab-hit V. Chri-tmas Dinner ...