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... 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 ...
... DANCES. picture cakes. »tJ 2ksnfx£2:| . ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE: LEEDS The Great Torkiliire County i»' r« FAMOUS FOR PANTOM IMF. Dee. 24th (CHRISTMAS E), And Erery Evening at 6 45 Early Doors 6.0. (No Performance Christmao Day.) QEAND JOHX HART'S Grand Annual Pantomime TOM. THE PIPER’S SON ...
... idea. But he grew 7 - rigid and fearful in anticipation. (TO BE COXTIXCED-: LEEDS MERCURY MONDAY DECEMBER 1919' For A 1 Christmas Puddings & Mincemeat wealthy circles tiie idea, has always been - discarded to Most society bndee take dowry out with them ...
... MILLHOUSES District.—BEDßOOM and SITTINGROOM Wanted for married couple for Christmas Holidays.—Write E. A., 1, Kenwood Bank, Sheffield. ...
... “XMAS CHEER.” THE “TELE6RAPH&STAR Christmas Number* ...
... \ncien». Mediate*!. and Modern • Eliz*bc-.b ork «8». 6d. .Tic- Press, J a mi ted :. FOOT AND MOTTfI DISEASE DURHAM. NEWCASTLE CHRISTMAS MARKET STOPPED. The Order scheduling area for mile* round Great Durham.iu which cattle may not moved owing the outbreak fooi ...
... delighted visitors last week, and I hope to ese mare before Christmas, 1 have my dinner from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., and tea from 5& to §.30, eo I hope you won't mies me. I am promising toys for Christmas which I em putting to avoid Your old friend, PATHER XMAS ...
... CALL LANE 19, VICTORIA ARCADE 241, ROUNDHAY ROAD 65, GREAT GEORGE ST LEEDS. Also 13, SILVER STREET, WAKEFIELD LOSED FOR CHRISTMAS : THURSDAY TO MONDAY DEC. 25th. to 29th FOR HEADACHE INFLUENZA, NEURALGIA, READE’S EXPRESS POWDERS are unrivalled, giving ...
... with dose-fitting winds and beads of the same shade- •• - - ■ > , i. t » -' J. b.'' ...
... to enjoy it without 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 shaped something like ...
... Journalists was decided to increase the annual grant to each child by £B, and also to make special two-guinea grant for the Christmas holidays. ...