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... MOORE, TAGGART & CO.'S The demand for USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS is increasing' in Popularity We quote below a few Suggestions which will help you in Selecting Gifts that are always appreciated. PRICE THE KEENEST' Chamois Gloves, English Ladies' Hemstitched ...
... mind. I don’t want it 7,. . . Of course, I want something else. You’d be miserable if you didn’t give your lovely wife a Christmas present, wouldn’t you, darling? . . . You needn’t frightened. I’m not going in for anything extravagant. I’m going to put ...
... Government would consider sonic the war the Central Control (Liquor Traffic) from Christmas vo .. jiO January Ist, view of the fact that this first post-war Peace Christmas. • Mr. Bonar Law said he could not add an. to his previous lcply. Dr. Murray asked ...
... English Dresses, Blouses, Jerseys, Scarfs, Hats, Dress Skirts, Winter Goats, &c. 6, Argyle Street (Eulteney Bridge). BATH ■ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. James W. Mackrill (late W. VEAL), Jeweller and Watchmaker, Diamonds, Ruby, Sapphire, Pearl and Turqouise Rings ...
... re of the service at the King Street Congregational Church on Rundry evening were of a special °hr./meet - not only was Christmas field in view. but also help for the blind men who had toads the great emirate of sight in the war. The ollertory was taken ...
... People are Saying That Christmas ay for 1919 has come and gone. On the whole the eether was of a pleasant character and the public were about the etreets in considerable numbers. Not that there was much to interest them in the thoroughfares with the shoPs ...
... CHILDREN BY the time you get this paper Christmas will be almost here. This chat will, in fact, be the last chance I shall get of wishing you a very merry Christmas. I feel sure that it will be the happiest Christmas mo-t of you remember, for it is nearly ...
... O'GRADY'S RETURN. Mr James M.P., has come home for Christmas from Copenhagen, and will resumo hie mission after a short interval ifi ooirferring with the Foreign Office, and on inquiry informed the Press Association that any formal statement about his ...
... HEROIC BUT FRUITLESS SEARCH BY LIFEBOAT. number distress signals were eent from the neighbourhood of the Goodwin Sands on Christmas evening, and mystery surround' their origin. The Deal lifeboat was nt once put out when the signals nerp observed, but after ...
... the decay of the Home Christmas must have been satisfied with the domestic character of the present festival. has been domestic the point of dullness from the newspaper point of view. In the comhination of wet streets, Christmas Day without trams, and ...
... The sixteen hunger strikers •at Mountjoy Prison have abandoned the strike. The Lord Mayor of Dublin, who visited them on Christmas Day and yesterday, reported that they obtained certain concessions and were in good health. ...
... CHRISTMAS TREE for Sale; what offers.—Apply Mrs. Wood. Motor Works, Whitstable. I CAN SUPPLY Genuine Edfsow 4- miuute and 2-niinute Records; thousands. —Cotton. Hairdresser, 55, High Street, Whitstable. ...