... The ‘Christmas’ Ship Il tell yo the tale of the Christmas Ship Just a 5 it were told to me. It isu’t tho tale of a Davy trip But @ plain, true tale o{ the sea. “ Twas in fifty-five, on a winter’s n,irht (There’s a similar start to YThe Midshifimite') ...

... The Dickens’' Christmas AN APPEAL FOR ITS ADOPTION TOQ-DAY Christmas? Of all glad days of the year Christmas is the cspecial day of gladness. [t's appeal is universal. It’s appea is irresistible. More than any other day Christinas Day is hailed with ...

... HOLIDAY TRAINS. TIIE SERVICE. The Christmas meshe on the E. and C. Railaay w.haties totiostus CIIRISIIIAS DAV. , Wr‘ke traps •al be ao cli • a j..w aitemtioa• aid BOXING DAY. FRIUAY, I:F.CEMBER AND SATURDAY, 27th. On Hexane Day. peceniber 2oth., and Sour ...

... this vast distribution and they are asked to send their names to the local Secretary if willing to assist. Wherever vou go Christmas —there you will find one'of these little envelopes. Sec that one is passed round your table on Xmas Day, and so pay a tribute ...

... CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS PLAY (with CaroN). AT THE MENORIAi. HALL. WORMUTK. SATITRDAY. -*7lh. r>.ni THI W. J \NI' AI! Y Is*. p.oi TICKETS. 3a. kl. and la. THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC HANDEL’S MESSIAH, will SUNG *t the PARISH CHIT R H SCNDAY. iKlh DECEMBER, a* H.TO ...

... history, as he has done in the manner set out bore, only himself would able to explain. The Christmas last year seemed vastly more like Peace than does the Christmas of this year. The Armistice •jl November had brought the prolonged strife of arms end in ...

... Guardian “celebrate this coming Christmas in accord ance with the spirit of the First Christmas.” has, it. is be f°ared. come hand too late to serve its purpose. For. by the time that it appears in print, the Christmas programme will have received the ...

... spoke to him still as though he was still up there and on Saturday next when he had to help his Wm- - silts in regard to the Christmas Tree he did nol doubt that the children would answer his whistle as readily as if they were in the playground. Referring ...

... Grand Display of SEASONABLE NOVELTIES for the Christmas Season, at ...

... gaalritie. I could not oat, for food would not stop on my stomach. Sven the lightest of diets upset me. Just before last Christmas I read an amount of a similar ease to my own being eared by Dr. Williams' pink pill., and f sen t tut a supply of O pills ...

... MR. LL. GEOROR AT CRICCIETH. The Prim- Minister and Mrs. Lloyd George arty Criccieth for the Christmas. To-night the Prime Nlinister will pre.:ide at a lecture at Llanystumdwy, and later will speak at a uelcome home dinner to local ex-Ser%ax nm. RACING ...

... months of 1918. while we were nt war, and the eleven nfotitlis of this year, while we have been nominally at peace It is Christmas again ! In spite of Capitalism, • Coalitilan Government, and the other impositions of • malevolent spirit, this greet anniversary ...