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(Dedicated to Mother's Day— Sunday, May 8th.) Boy, did you ever put your arms .Around your .dear old mother? The one who cherished you through life Far more than. t1.ny other, And tell' her that you love her And are grateful for the tears She shed for you and prayers she breathed For you through childhood years? 'Tis well sthe know.e you love her, Yet assu`re her that you do; It will cost you little effort; Does she keep her love from you? She has been your loving vigil From the dawning light of birth,. Where will you find her equal? —She the dearest one on earth. Consider, boy, the troubles That have brought her silver hair; Note the mother -light a -shining In the eyes now dimmed by care. Each look from your dear mother Bears the tidings to you, boy, Of a loving heart's pulsations, - Now of tears, and now of joy, She implants a kiss upon you,. And her blessings with you go As you face the daily battle Of, your life—your row to hoe, Yon may search the wide world over, boy, And you will find a dearth Of love such as your mother's —She's the dearest one on earth. Mother—"Where shall we hide Wil- lies present until his birthday?" Father — "I think the bathroom would be the safest plaoe." At most society functions you will find the women out in force—and `the men by force. Dick—"But why are you going to - THE ' Firestone process of Gum -Dipping is one of the most important of the many Firestone contributions to more economical highway trans.'Pa ort tion. By this process, every fiber of every cord is thoroughly' saturated and insulated with rubber, minimizing friction and heat so destructive to tire life: On the cars of hundreds of thousands ,of motorists, in the day -in and day -out service of the largest truck, bus and taxi- cab fleets, in the battle of tires on race track*, Firestone Gum. 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Fairy Story -Once upon a time there was a young plan who said, "When I get a hundred dollars a week I'1•l be satisfied." And when he did he was,. Recipe foe sucoeee:—Begin at the bottom- ant wake up. - - She—"If wishes came true what would be your first?" He—"I would wish -ah, if only I dared tell you." - Sthe--Go on, gon on. What do you think I brought up wishing for?" The chances that we take 171 this life are not to be compared with the chances some take with the next. The more a man knows the less he's sure about. Gossip is like yeast—a little goes a long way. - ea The Plowman. The delicate green trees stand up There by the fenced ways One or two are crimson -tipped And soon will start to blaze. The plowman follows, as of yore, Along the furrows cold, Homeric shape against the boughs; Sharp is the air with.mold. , . . Oh, new days, old! 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That the pupils of our public schools take a real interest in their country is evident from the number of essays re- oedved in this contest. Promptly alter the closing date the examiners began their work and will be busy for some days reading and ;narking the contri- butions sent to them. It is impossible to say, as this is written, when the final results will be ready for publica- tion, but a real effort Is being made to announce the prize winners next week. Who Ultimately Pays the Taxes? Prizes amounting in all to $1500.00 are being offered again this year by Alvan T. Simonds, President of the Simonds Saw & Steel Company, for the best essay on "Who Ultimately Pays the Taxes•?" This is the sixth of a series of An- nual Contents inaugurated by Mr. Al- van T. 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And we desire that Brotherhood shall be no mere phrase upon our lips., but fulfilled in what John Bunyan calls `the practical part.' "The• whole world, though nations may as yet but dimly see the dawning truth, is .one Brotherhood. Even the laws of economics bind nation to nae tion so that all suffer from hurt done- thousands one thousands who have regained health through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I take this opportunity of breathless at the least exertion. I had tried several medicines. without bene- fit, enefit, and finally decided to try Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, Soon I began to feel better, sleep better and eat better, and found my weight increasing. In.`s a word I felt like a new person. I have since recommended the pills to others who have taken them with equally good re- sults." Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner- and vonsness. 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