... hawkers, who hand-painted calendars to ladies oxford-3treet, wears highwayman's mask and the M.C. OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS. Apparently this Christmas is ta be celebrated by most people in with all the old-fashioned usage. Holly and mistletoe are in extraordinary ...

... returned that death was due to pericarditis and accidental suffocation during attack of vomiting. High School closed for the Christmas holidays Friday the course of the afternoon Mrs. and 'Miss Barton, of iithY Silver visited the school. '1 former came character ...

... that the old age pension Will be payable any day this week. enable many of the old people obta additional comforts during Christmas week. At a meeting of the Seaton Food Centre Committee the price of milk was fixed at per quart from the 21st December to ...

... GOLDEN CHRISTMAS FLOW!) F aspatagus sells as high as a bundle. Potatoes are up to £13 10s. a tee They may get dearer with frost. Fure-d er 8 In the flower beans are 3s. por bb. high prices rule. The chrysanthemum ep me flower as simply magnificent, however ...

... million pounds per annum for Newton storage necessary for this power would be extra old-ago pensions, cannot afford tho Christmas shoot was on Saturday. Principal. the money had not Governmen;, action pre- them. all din at leust 20 times that of Burrator ...

... of house- hold ecal has been anticipa’ for some time by and others coumected with the trade, and it was thought that by Christmas would reach 3 climax. As pre- vious! stated in “The Western Morning News, the trade that eince the price of house coal there ...

... intimate the Irish people that you have been (bus reminded.'' The damage done estimated oral thousanti pound--. The annual Christmas 6hoot connexion wit!' the Newton Abbot Territorial Cadet Corps was hold Saturday, entries beingreceived. The prizes given ...

... awarded the second bar the D. S.O. He gazetted D.S.O. on August 16th. 1917, and received the first bar July 26th. 1918. Christmas week commenced yesterday; under the most unpleasant meteorological conditions. A strong wind, with ram the early morning ...

... GAZETTE AND CHRISTMAS. The Devon Exeter Daily Gazette will not published THURSDAY, December 25th (CHRISTMAS DAY), nor on FRIDAY, December (BOXING DAY) The usual Friday's edition wiil be circulated on WEDNESDAY, December 24th, and we shall be much ...

... fie. rey: uu choose a wiser or better Christmas ift than one or more Savings Certificates— they are suitable for any or every member of your home circle. The ordinary gifts istmas made at cost a lot and _ last, while. Ve usually, only a are ga if any ...

... AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK Reviewed at Honiton Electricity | on the Farm The time-honoured Christmas Market Ordinary was held at the Dolphin Hotel, ! Honiton, on Saturday. The Chairman (Mil J. M. Pratt) presided over a large company, and Mr. R. L. D. Cruwys ...

... Agriculture VIEWS AT HONITON* MARKET ORDINARY. The Christmas market ordinary at the Dolphin Hotel. Honiton, assumed somewhat its pre-war character on Saturday, when thero was a very large attendance of farmers and agriculturists the neighbourhood. An ...