... HALLOWE'EN. The Master (Mr. H. C. Sloan) mentioned that it was the custom to allow the inmates of the workhouse apples and nuts at Hallowe'en. It was usual to get them five barrels of American apples and sst. nuts. He desired • resolution on the subject ...

... HALLOWE'EN. The Clerk asked, seeing that Halloween would occur before the next meeting, if he were to provide the usual treat for thi inmates? Senator 'Dickson—Certainly provide it. I move that you do—the same as previous years. Mr. bOwan—Yes, certainly ...

... INMATES' HALLOWEEN NIGHT. The usual lialliowe'en festivities were provided for the children and inmates of the Union on Monday. The Board of Guardians supplied tobacco, fruit, etc.. for the inmates. alas fruit and novelties for all the children. In tlw ...

... HALLOWE'EN, 1921. DON'T MISS SEEING THE NICE DISPLAY OF Rich Fruit Loaves and Berm Bracks (OONTAININO DINO AND MOTTOte)• Rich Cake of Best Quality Possible. Price 23 per lb, Alsb a Special Line in Pound Cake (excellent ( f utility), made in 1/- and 1/3 ...

... The Voice from the Lime-Kiln. In the Art!leen neighbourhood, so the story goes, there waw a Hallow•e'en eels. bration many year ago •t • farm house which 'hall be nameless. GAMIN were, there, young and old. but most acre young. And there was • daughter ...

... rWho is the young lady from Belta,,t who visited liallyhalliert at Hallowe'en Doe s she know Frankie has clicked again. Where did the young chap in Rallyhalbert steal •, holly? Was it near 9ftbbin. Is he making early preps. nukes for Xmas? •Well done ...

... HALLOWE'EN SUPPLIES. Fresh Arrival New Season's Nuts, Finest Muscatels, Sultanas and Currants, Brantley Cooking Apples. HIGHEST QUALITY AT 1%1(7E5, THOMAS HAMILTON, West End Stores. Dufferin and Central Avenue. Phone 114. ...

... HALLOWE'EN SUPPLIES. Fresit Arrhai Neu Season's Nuts, Finest :11usrattds, Sultana.. and Currants, Brantley I sadden; %pith-1114;11EsT THOMAS HAMILTON, West End Stores. llnfferin and erntr-31 %%emit% l'ilt.m. 114. ...

... edionld be provided for the inmates on Halloween as in former years. It was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Dickson. weeded by Mr. Ewart, that the Master purchase 14 barrels of apples and 4 stone of nuts for a hallowe'en treat for the inmates. On the motion ...

... E€ The festival of Hallowe'en fell on Jlonday last. The evening was wintry, windy, and wet, and the usual door-rapping pranks of the young folk were not much in evidence. Had the weather been anything less inclement many householders who, as it was, were ...

... HAFPY HALLOWEE'N! Have you got your nuts and apples ready for Monday night? Perhaps the old Hallowee'n observances have gone out with the advent of wirelessness and skirtlessness—or near it. It is to he hoped not, so if you intend to burn Hallowe'en, may ...

... fore and to by the children of almost every Christian country as times for games, fun, and frolicking of every kind and Hallowe'en this year was no exceptioe this respect to any of its predecessors, although many of the old and quaint custom* associated ...