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Everyone approves of the old-time custom of making New Year resolutions. Perhaps it may be to give up a certain habit or perhaps to turn over the marked page and to keep the next page free from black marks. My 1933 resolution is entirely different to any of the previous mentione

Parkinson was a happy little man, worked in a solicitor's office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for thirty years, going bald, with a figure daily becoming more arid more rotund. It was Christmas Eve, and Parkinson had been sent out with a shopping list to purchase a few extras for the fe

20. 2 will be paid to the parant being ti Registered Reader in the event of or her child, over six and under fifteen years of age sustaining a fractured bone of the (humerus, radius, or ulna), a fractured bone of the leg (femur, tibia, or fibula), or fractured bone the skull by

- - PEARS, PEACHES, PINES, APRICOTS, FRUIT SALAD, RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES THEY ARE WONDERFULLY GOOD and GOOD FOR YOU. For a charge cr to whet the appetite, you can't beat GLASS JAR Crab Lobster Parsley SALMON or Libby's i ONGUE II II II Put them on your Christmas Shopping List

! Keep Beecham's near your mirror ; make for them whenever it reflects yellow-tinged eyes or coated tongue. One or two Beecham's at night will make you feel fit as a fiddle the next day. And as the clogging, poisonous waste matter is eliminated regularly from your system, it tak

...• ...• •• .• • •• •• a : fog, and I had to slip out half-a-crown to stop a neighbour from shouting for a sanitary mtector. inside the house again just in time to take the kettle off in safety, I emptied it in the sink on top of the pots, and while they were soaking I went to

16, eg PASSING MEMORIES r i p Culled from N.W.G. Readers' Diaries. clanking, clinking chain came n<. , .arer, now to the top of the stairs, then paue, then start again: That sound seemed to come trom my bedroom door. Perspiration poured out of me in torrents. My heart stood st.l