... lust the kind Molly liked beet to do, that before she knew it, the day was gone. Christmas Eve came, all stars and snowflakes and little winds whispering Merry Christmas to everybody, everywhere! Two little pairs of-stockings were hurried two little ...

... A RUM CHRISTMAS. On Christians Day, nineteen:fel - fete's. th , Compile, lay at Wipers. Against the old walls wa cansped to dodge the antprus; On this Riad dey which I write, ?Ma had hi. usual hate.' But tis not of shelling that ria wiahieg to relate ...

... PREPARING CHRISTMAS' DINNER IN INDIA. XMAS BAZAAR NOW OPEN. NO. 1,156 lIEOISTZSZD AT THZ OENZRAT. POST AS • NZWBPAPZIL SATURDAY, 1 • in I In STAI There wait capital Burtoa Daily ( 1 ) A Fruit and Vegetable Stall in the open air market, the Proprietor ...

... CHRISTMAS IN SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. BUSY SHOPPERS. South Derlijskire residents made up their minds thoroughly to enjoy this, the drat real Peace ' Christmas since ISO. Saturday Hight. huge crowds wade them way to the shopping centres, end the cars were crowded ...

... Christmas Conjuring PROFESSOR SWIFT. When arranging the programme you intend to present for the entertainment of friends this Christmastide, do not forget the fine old maxim, Practice makes Perfect. All of you who aree - wizards will fully appreciate ...

... YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER. MAXIMUM PRICES. Many people seem ti; be uncertain no to the nnixitulini prices fixed by the Govern- Went for went. poultry, and fish, and the following ere taker front tie National Food Jourral, ironed by the Food Ministry this ...

... WhratE CHRISTMAS IS PERPETUAL Sy a IBURTONIAN. On the eve of whet is admitted', the verified. in Bethlehem of Judea, in the ovatest There is an isel . ebretion of a single event in the / o re to ig ios u p o li f ee li e e o ro f d oooro the dn h os ...

... [W. EMIT] urn :RCM) CHRISTMAS FANCY DRESS. BY JOAN iLEWCOCK. Thep is something &bent Bal which is more fascinating than any other a the winter entertainments. It is always ii pleasure to take part. in amateur theatricals. partly because one in assuming ...

... LIFE IN IRELAND. A TROUBLED CHRISTMAS. FROM A DURUM CORRESPONDENT.) It-is with no sessonalde or .pleasant elation that Christmas moues this yea' 1 0 Leland. Besides the familiar labour and trade trouldets we have the even more and infinitely worse • troubles ...

... CHRISTMAS GHOSTS. JOME INTERESTING STORIES AND A TRENCHANT CRITICISM NEVIL TiIAf4KELYNE IN an Intervicw. 'When asked the question: What have you to say on the subject of Christmas i,liodter Mr. Nevil Maakelyne, the famous of a famous father, mildly replied ...

... CHRISTMAS WITH THE BOLSHIES. A DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT A PROPER YULETIDE STORY By THOMAS JAY. Snow was falling in pitiless showers as there trudged scrum the white plains of Sanloads, of Poshaki, a tired and jaded Russian traveller. His features were ...

... BURTON OBSERVER. SATORDA HOW I SPENT CHRISTMAS. ...