The liistory of Christmas The original term for Christmas was Cristcs Masse—the mass or church festival of Christ. In 15th century Scotland the ho.y days of Yule began on the seventh day before Yule or Christmas Day and continued until January 7 which was Uplmlic. Day. On December 18, the beginning of this sacred season \ule (iirth or Sanctuary was' proclaimed throughout Scotland, and from that date until Up-lmlie Day no court had power to prosecute or punish even the worst of criminals Christmas time even in that remote period was celebrated as in our day by the giving of gifts. And since Christmas time always was, \s, and always will, be gift time,. Me- Plymouth folk will welcome the news that CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE BEST BOUGHT AT LET'S INSTANCE SOME TIMELY SUGGESTIONS. A nice box of handkerchiefs from 2/11 to 5/8. A dainty Morroco Hand Bag 7/ij to 25/-. ■Gloves in Doeskin, Kid, and Swede, 5/6 to 8/C pair.A Nobby Silk or Voile Blouse, 0/0 to 32/0. Choicest Neckwear, in Voile, Muslin and Lace, 1/- to 5/6. A rare lot of Bonnets in Silk and' Lawn, Mn.tince. Jacket in Silk •ml Muslin, Dresses in Silk ami Muslin, etc.', all for'tie LaJies' Hofce In Silk, Lisle Thread, Cashmere, etc., 1/3 £o 10/ C per pair. A few Linen Supper Cloths ivitb sis Serviettes to match, 15/Fleast teei quite at liberty t? examine our gift goods'— call any time—you ivan't be importuned to purchase Must mention our five per cent .liscotmt for oash-la in tbe £—it's something special I MOREY'S! infants. to 82/6. DRAPERS NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD.
iwn in n mmwiiii in *•?< C^U^VOAuamf -piiJ . iiil#, / m~ ' f mdr. "Something for the Home" ip (lie most useful kind nf present to give this Christmas time ami yon are bound to mala* a pleasing scleetion' from our special Xmaj stocks of FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS! i"sui^£E^lE2S«'i^c3si^iS's£B2SiisC^£^ Crt!: in soon and look over our dis|>lny nf suitable and nr.ii* tienl oiits. Our varieties a:ui values are sure to please vo:r, ai'.-.l *ou will have 110 d:fti"ti'ty in making a aatisfaeiory.. . .-election. , KAsy chairs', palm'stands, occA.si'o^iL'n^Bir. r ETC.; ALSO CUOCKEKY OF KVF.TiV DKSCKJPTIO.X.. The Red Post Furnishing Co., Ld. N.EW PI.VM 0U T If.
Get Your Lawn CSi! .»* .jMvJi ~«.„ v m l®9s II &. The grass is to llio warm rain< and Miiisliinf. Yon im:?t Use the mower if you want a nice, even jin'on sv.ard on your lawn. Two direct shipments just *to hand. We can supply:— Great American, Stiletto, Golden Gate, InterState, Colonial and Ever Ready Mowers. CAT.L AXD PRICE THEM! NEW PLYMOUTH er Brothers, Limited, ,STRATFORD.
TATTERSALLS STABLES AND MOTOR OARAGE, IXGI. I:\VOOD J-JORSES, Vehicles, and \f»ter Car* !;>f hire. Careful (irivm ou the jtt: wises, day and nigh . . ' M. J. HARTIGAM. PROPRIETOB. Thoaa Kn a. .
BAG WASH. The svstem that wipes out tne nome washing day. The Family wash for 2/' C Get all particuHi? f.'ora New Plymouth 'i r Ini ii) Gill Street. " „Vc«- fh mouth '• ...«fc(w».S26.
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1916, Page 2
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