Clinton New Era, 1909-12-16, Page 90�
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0 rj,-ar.*' said Cartwright
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firiw.v. ,*there ure going to be
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tin otmi.s; surprise4 Inmy
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lum, t,; ty ljoine-notiq of those
Vicasant 111ta- atlempts at playing
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;Santa Claim wlift-li begin witt, tius.
penst- and efl'urt nod end In wortIfica.
Vou and disappointmeof. I ain go u;
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40 talie my "Ve downtown and lot tier
pick out ativililtig *be wants within
the limit of my slit-ndjug capacity, and
then I'm guii)g to let tier take me
around and fix me tip with ,a, pair ot
,vinbroldered stispenders or. -old cuff
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links or tiny old tiling slip likes and
4bat, will makt- her happy. Neither of
us has quite got over the effects of tile
last holiday season yet� . .
"You see, we lind been married just
long enough I:t%t Chilisti'dits to wear
out' out, first Installment of furniture
and naost of our wedding gifts.
Things were looking a little shabby
around tile libuse. so we both agreed �
that It) selecting our little remem-
brances, fur one another we ought to
confine ourselves to souiethlug which
would be inutually useful and attrac-
tive. Both of us had been secretly
lougLng for it morris chair, one of those
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mission things with big leather cush-
Ions that swallow you up in a delirium
of comfort. Nrs. U. wanted It for
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the heautv of flip Iihrnr.v and lipe nft.
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':,' It-suls. and t wanted it for
( ;'e"n"1jz`itg 'r'nereation.
,*Mouths, before the christairts S(%,
,�ou I began puttin- by a little still)
%vpp!:Iy. With the Q'Irr's chair Ili mind
rwn sropks ttefore (he 25th I went
JOW11 to .1 d0iller's to loot; at chairs. I
!Iad D0011 looking casually for weehis
ilvfore. but It was not until' I came
apon this particular shop that I dis.
�-overed what I wanted. It was a
'ielluty tit the darkest and iftiest of
weathered oak, with all attachments
tucla pair of fat. grecuy brown lepth,
or Cushions that fairly felt like pipe
Ireasu.s. faced with. leather strappings,
,tud tied to file woodwork with thongs.
I'llp, 11111111te I saw the chair I knew It
ivii-4 for nie. but the, price, ,was rather
staggering' The dealer wanted $05 for
It lit first, find syllell I had got him
,'own to, $SO fie acted '" though lip
were giving, the tblugr away. I thought
It. best to hold out a little, so I 111prely
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reiltiesiod that tie give me a day's op.
lion oil the c-bair and paid it small de..
posit for the, vVirileg"e. * .
"Meonwhile iny wife hall been sav-
III,., every lienny, cutting down oil tile
grocery hill and keeping me on 'cheap.
meats with Christmas to view. It
xec'nis that .site, too, had a morris chair
oil tile brain. Oil the afternoon of the
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prize, .,,,[I(, strolled Into the same shop.
rhe l'irst sight of -the chair was enough
11 �o� her, aud .she offered to buy It on
I lip spot. The dealer wast Inconsolable.
Ill, had sold tile chair, hp,belieredi at
le . list lic had 'I'll -oil it gentleman an op-
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F0111t CO3"liSUMPTIVES lion on* it, ItLl*d I I . 10 golitlealan had paid
_-L I a d(;puilt, but If madani would leave.
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.."Whew tily %virespelled out tier cogno-
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. t UIL-11 1;6.1. I liftit he lifted ,his eyebrows Ili.
I , . astollishril Cnit:. That' Nvas exactlj�,tbe.
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, I N11; 1. natue add t1i6se we.e the initials 'of
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V It - � I I � gentleiinin who . had alieddy' s�oke'n
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2: � 1:.,1!i A I - " 1-0-ITAV. FUR CONW517!TIVES. coincidences were :quite couil'' n and
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wallted Out' %1'4110ut .1varls.g7her ad-
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A Ilatiollot illstitutioll tljatavevj,�s � ,.,Next day I,
ift. . bled me'.to the -dealer's
VI(it-Ills jl,(�nl ;111 Parts of Catiat. , . , .
� I tv quickV., prepared to leare my order
Reve i-� ollo of lilt ldretis of let i's
bvill-a-ecoived daily :- . for the chair; gut the dealer did tot
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I I seetu half so inclined to .sell. 4 lady
jr�ii.i p. -.�r(-N,au,ii,to,, -New Us- batl'bepti there, it Seems. a lady of my
Liard, 071t. : A young inall ilot. be- . own . name, with the same lfiltlals�odd,
loij�jtrs here, .,.till .siiffering froiji, .
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1� I-V bi'llevvd, collsitillptioll, Is . It not?�wbo was-..ivlJ1Iu.g to give ,
bc;le, litq)t IPV One of tile hotels. the fiall pkice ror tbe:artI61e'. Then , ii.
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J!orv. flt- has )to ineans .and has was my turn.t6 thlaitc. On the ,.;vholol.
lit -t -Il i(.:'jised ft(jujissioll to our, I decided 1: did not want' . the, chair.
L,,spil;� 1. Tho conditious where. after all. If L,'Ileo- wanted to buy it,
41I ; o!Tcr him no chance. Could I I'd let her have that ii1easure. -.. _. . . I 1
1, tm it,"':'i t tod to your Free Ilos- ."Christmas moritilp.-, we both fussed
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],:t"l f,W fibouC the . house expectantly. .j I won-.
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Vot.jtj y0ji hifni ill jqu jv�nr,,- lj,.,� c,l n led ' 1 w; It . . ep , � .
I �-_ � �1 e I v0i0e 0*,p ciii Ill Elled 4. e
,c,,-c-iit, &till what steps ;iie lie& -.q.. , ..
7.. ing ray .Worrii�- *11.r. After Im"IkAl!�t:
1. IY tovectiro pronipt admittance ? . . * .1
' I 'I"'donded .1 palv of greell, -ticrei
1:3'r A C;I13LI! PATIENT HAS EVEFI: BEEN ' I t-ld briiiOlt f6r -her. As 1;0 I , I .
r-_-FV3C0 A01415=14 TO THE MUSKOKA . Z. the , Wrap -
r -, l:aU,I-.AI. BECAUSE BF ms 6a Vle� , 1)lugs enhie off, I ZaNv bar face fall. .
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I INAOMITY TO PAY. Thon she went',,over to it corner a I na
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.L,ii,(,L� I . It., hu.,pltal ivas ol I )ened in prodlived ali exactly .sil'allar bundla -
April. 10l)2, one tholls.Lild five an,d unrolled. apother,pair of grecki
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lilt I Idred 1.1)(I I well ty-fol-11. lint ie - 1 1 J,i, -p4)1'iit.l-.2�r.-f";I,-,-n�c'. I . - %;� .
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havO. 1)"(111 tiTated in this ouc insti- flut.'. I Mallinicred, 'I.thou,"ht 3,,j a
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Ititioll, 1-cpi-eveliting people froill holight a. jnorr[,, chair!' .. . . � I.. I
t v"I'v PI -Villce iii tho DonlildOit- - .""I! -011,. John, didn't you buy it
F(;l, illo week e I iding November ' tIfter all'? . . .1. � -
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jiv,, ir,cient,; were ill residence. Alld (Ij011, in (he 14zlit of mir..onfler-
111:nAy-six I'd these kii-C not PXyln R .standing, wo.'wellt (lit oue ,.I . not1wr's,
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,�r'fer tl�,.o� Mail, tgnantle _gbsotufely � , 4. �. N . . _ .
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1;-te. TJ! - , _1�hor twenl�-Iiiile paill. . I - . . .
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0:1v )),Iy% Illore than $1.00. . Tothe Shopi)ej r . .. . -
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uifnblo cases aru admittell-, . shoo early. - - . .. . . ,
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I ;,niptly bn completion of alpl-li, - Don't be snappish. , . . .
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,ATM -'U1, IIATH.'XT I Others have troubles, tooi . I
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, , . A roomy ha'adbag, is a necessity,
Nol-all P. 0illham : 1,11closed 'yoll. It is alwayq best to have a liqt..
Iv ill 0 1141 rvvvi V.t, for Iliv MeRet, I I.mll � , . Z
61-avellilllo't, loping �hat yoll Nvill - Small parcels should Invariably be'
I)o :L11,.,. it) (11),ige )Ile will, tlj(� f,tt-p. carried. I . � . . . . . I
I %%-;I,; at. )-out- ,lianatorium tell One must vot vesent tharin 4 a sales.
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);I lilt It-, Itild t lvaq Sent away front: woman's attentions. . I .
I lit-ro as I ;Ili al)pni-ent, cure. I .111.1 'Only a person who -decides' quickly'
jjo%s- NN-orl,iilg Ili the city, and I Ain ,may expect ekelutive attention. .
fl.;.1ing line. I waa Illost, thankful -
1*,�,- Ili#., (..I,.,. I grot, froin the doeton-4 � , D61%ing deliveryknen, is unpardoli
Illtil ,,I;klj�, .,,,(I [ jnu�b say tlml. I able W 'eja tbeir!duties tire po, beavy,
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l�lwnl, the til.le of lily We lvilile I 'One little annoyante -or ,de,hg- is
lVits illerv. . 61"ll. - When thire are five- or ty it
_ _ . is another. matter and often A ,,;cry
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I Vicir'eves do not, closd in the,sweet a;�d
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&k. . F_ rafresllAig repose that comes to'those
7A;;lN-; TIF12 0'"S IN WI-ITKIL AT I I'll. .1 11. who.4o heart and nerves are right. - ,Sonie
I �: G Ik"N I�A, ,on W."""U.0"Us. constitutional disturbance wotiy.- or
_. disease has so debilitated 6d, irritated
Thu "N111"Icokri, 1*1-ee Hospital for the"n6rVotla 9vatelft, that c
(,,ol ,,..,,nl Ili i ves N depetydenton. the quiet6d, , . ' . - '
g,lod-will. and gifts of tile calladiAll Mrs, Valvin "Statk, Uossinbte, Oilt.,
litoilie. ,Nf.t>nt,yi.-4111-gVY)tl-yl)('('(]I'tI writo-s-11,M)'6ut wo'yen4rs ago I beglin,
l4t the present, tittle to Illake it to be itoubled with a; sniotheribg sensa-
)-gsiltle to (fare for the large And. 66n at; night, wben. X, t-ould lie down, - I
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Vl jent.,; Illat got, An bad 1 could. sl ii h k
lt.l.tc,ll.,4itlglllilllb,f.,.()fl);it I not eep I t e dar ,
are entering tile institution, and would have t6 iit!'up und rub iny
limba, th6v would beeonle 86 numb.
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,�tor i2id mv lie'art *nd nerveswere
Will you- help? ." . !"t'sp"oonsible. I siw Milburn.'s 11cart and
Neeve Pills %dvertined and got's, box to
Wbeta greater urgency 9. 1 try flii5m. I took three boxeA a;ud can
r now lie down sittl �tslo6p without the light
Truly, Canada's greatost charity. J,urning and can rest well. I can recoill-
6 . . mend them biely to *11 liervous And Yun
('011triblitions nI*V Ile Rout t6 down women,
.NY. .1. 08go. H'sq"WA adinxAVC, Price AO centei p6r box bt 3 for $1.25
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or .j. S. � nobertion, Te'y-Tr#aK at all dealeril. or m4ed direot 6n I*Mpi
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ji4atillinal Semittiriplalt Amotill,tiolit of pride, by the'r, Ullburn Co., VMNU,
.04"I iting st� W., 1110t6fitty, cabittil&.. Torolito" 6fit. ,
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.Gelr UOUIA bougas or trees wai
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76 Ho. p" - al for, supposed to 09weas charms and often ,%ve %%-flat you "wall! Ves. I .want (tient I - I .1, 1 .. � _ - I I . I -
SPI conduct warria,ge, ceremonies under rut. Mr. Johit Vincent Harris, (To
great canopies ,made Of these charmed loc I
COLLEGE $T I.. Ch trees. glove salesinami Now. don't ask 11le How our " Interl krl pin -block '
.1 � what size I Want. Not too Jorge and
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� T , , ildren I A great many wild Bowers are, In not too snijill. . I should think you adds to -the life and beauty of*
. ... I � bloom at Christmastide, and these are woald ]pit ru soine ot t lie different sizes I I I
eorn by Children of the mountain 4is- so ),Oil 'Voilld tell peuple� 41101ding tone of the Mason and Risch piano,
� . I*Icto In. wreatils aid garlands ,about out. tier balld.1 It's lots larger thall I Ill I 1,
I their Ileads, necks and "walsts. The that. You think- I Wear ,a U? Well.
THIS APPEAL 0 . brIstmas , golving Is sailly WIS'Sing In .
4 then. you'd bettor 41re we a 12 fill, IN all pianos except the Mason !!! pit
OU I our new possessions, The churches. ,ilm.'for lie call huld both my hands lit and Risch the piti-block is
holduo, Chr4stmas tree, and there are S � �1 � � � �%�
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i L 1, few charitable societies to give feasts. )II0 of'llis. Are these a special sale? anchored to the frame by iron I � - I -%
IS, TO Y IS11% 40 cents, cheap for all that kill', � I
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Ill However, one hospital for old people Ntille cost $2. No, I don't think, lit, bolts, I . ... I I , �.
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- and 'orphans In Pouce-gives a Christ- . I I I .
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. I as tete, and the litimates have a. good ,A' ill want more than two, or 0r.Q.e This cdrtai, holds the block . . � . .
MBERTh&t Every Sick Child, I "' )1111.4 Now for tile hose. I I t 1'y aga
REME al and.'receive warm clothing, med- , firmly when e -14- tod RLnb patent
in Ontario Whose Par- 'ne (in the women's hosiery deparlinent'l , bolts are first - Th ,ai trl"
I onto Cannot Aftrd to J�ay for Tjreat� lelues and other qce4fut gifts. "Art.- you busy'.' I have so many other ! placed, but if the: piano - . .1 .. � . .
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t!nags to get, please IturrY. I just is in a warm room these , .- .. ". '. .
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ment Is Treated rree, extra Christmas cheer to the people of %vaut 10 10141V Whery lbe other kind of . . - I . .... . .
I -.1 .. I . I � - the Island. The American residents o.se are. it's for lily husband. Thank r bolts expand and enlarge I .� ,- . .
The Hiispital for Sick Children had lost ('010brate, the da4 In good American " . - . I
year Ili its cots and beds J,155 patients- fashion, and, best of All, they pat You. (At tile ineii's boslery couitter-i the, holes they are ,, in..... I .
I � - 38A of those were 'Illoney into circulation and give zest to. I %vant to get, it hose --not like these. When the 'room gets .� i I 11 I
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from 267 places Ili btit� The size? '01), oibout brty feet. . � ;
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I . Industry And business. I cold they contract, They . . I I
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,V. thoProvince6 Sixty. . .WI -ourse, I waut It longer than . �
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. V five per cent. were a unill. 1 -1 -you dot,' -t Understand, keep expanding and con- � : . . ,
When Shepherds Watched0by Night., . I- �� I : I . I
children of p o a r - It Isn't this ];hill I want, No. nor la' . I I _. -
C tra0ing until they work all .1 I lit. .
I - Some hiswrlaus contend -tbal. the ,." I ! .4 1
1 people who could dle-4, elOwl" I, jil"t WOW it hose vve . 1. I i I
I P shepherds could not have watched by . the pin -block 400se pu& . 1 .: 11, I
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Since its organiza. night on the Belhielieta plains Ili De- I �Ilvllli to ,vtiu? tin 'the Piano out of tune- �� : I i I ., 111,� I: J.'.":il
L----�-�. � 0011 the I'llItitutiOn cetaller, It"being it period of great In4 "That elort; isil'i -1 hir nive, 'anti 1 any marring its tone. Sectional view of "Interiock"In position %�
TWO cl,ua rooT CABUS has treated 15,613 etemency, . Ili answer to this a well I � . riemruly - ,
UN PLASWER. -children I 11,550 of linowu student says; "Bethlehem is Ifilill; voll ought In. pullvil) , 1111u. No, ho*ing pin -block in position.
thesounable to pay and were treated free., lit, wasn't exactly Unplalent, but. lie
If yon know of 1. I not a cold region. The mercury usual- a I
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any child in yo � IY Stands 411 the month of December . a n d
I ur I � "-I i Ninill; run. I bove had .so Inlich trull. .
neighborhood ,tv b o I ' I I Lit 40 degrees. ' Corn Is'sown during ,j)jt, to ilud Ili,- rilght Mild of hoAe. I M ason R Isch' -
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is $Ick or has any (Ills tittle, and grass -and herbs spring %N.-Illt Inog-no. I've been to that couli- \� . I . .
deforinity send the , I , .. tip after the rains, so that the Arabs It r. I want one fifty feet long. You The piano with a soul. � I
nanie of the parent . . dri.,e their flocks down from the moon- ,, I
to the Secretary. , , I.e. we are thinl0fi.- of woring to,the Now, we wrestled with this problem years ago
Si Tile Hospital for . ,rall's Into the plains., The most deli-. ,-0llatVV ill tile s"prill; 'llid We t,l. , itill
etc Children is not . I (,.I o lie er Inrike fires W1 about the want �o 11-aler th(V ,lard. 011' ought I and solved it with our patent wooden 11 interlock " ,
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a local but. a great N, I (,ad of 1\ovember, and some pass tile to have asked for the coraino'll gardell method - of .construction, which is exclusive to th&
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Provincial, Ch "ity I I I whole winter without them, From varletv? I I I Mason and Risch piano. . �
Jor the sick ch M t;�- . _;r I these 'facts 1 think it Js,pstablished .. N. o �� I think I have everything oil .
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.tile poor nian in any Go ING HOM H 1K A Wintit � without- doubt that our Savlour was lily llst ext-ept of.-ars.,aitil I.tuay n.; By our method we sink a series ,of end -wood
part of Ontariolias same claim upon its help horn oil the 25th day of December the well, " (C interlocks" into the top� of the pin -block and back -
I I I as the chilli ,lay whir-li ,ibe church tljroughou� the 1 5' 10 to a ebeape'r onee for Ilion) frame as shown in the, illustration. 'Every change in , -
I ( wholives Po dump John Vince't'it Varris alivays
I I Wor)(1 .has united to celebra'te In hpnor ,,, vw, awny all that I Imy for 111111, lie
# . . within' the (if (if: r'. Ws coifflug in the flosli.11-Wasb- �J . . , temperature affetts the "interlock ." to exactly thae-
�� hadow of .. h; So gotteruils",-Chicall:) NeWs.
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. . :e'lellUN I') 10001- aroillid for a Christ '
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skiks --- - Club F'eo t alillar to the.worlil beginning: . .- f'or .VQu svarclt for soitits- I 0 I
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. � - - - I . . � .1 excellent instruments. ini,,your I no WZLY
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J'Ust think -of it -Your money tan.beip -. . . . � . .� . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . - . . . �1
the - aospitAl to do tile good' work of ' . 'BY JAMES A. EDGERTON. '. home -i'. . . m - . "I . I. . I . I , . .
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Please Bond Contrsibutione; lici.j.' - . - faus Is that ot it. rathc�. . ., . . Strcet ................ ................. �..... I I 1. . . .
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., RIS en�(q:ed the big dd,part� I But t1ilsAdea hills to . ( . 10 tile biis.r old 1, .. . . I . I I . . . � . . I . �
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1 ike sure I'linve nly list ,With me. it I ,t Is ngees- tile biggest bII.,4iIk0-,z,; Inal - school of philosophers founded by An- .: ,. * .z. .ff
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giqns festlival .rather than. a sod I � stl,ppose, litani, People did their sbop� . Sal . I ., . Irappinegs can be .obtained only by ..
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has' been. influenced partly by the. � "Why'.'you, sell llpc�kiles, don't yon ? n�fgllt have been possible fur him to
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the many Am6rican.merch'ants who re- No, 1, 'don'r tilln.4 of tiny particular -.wiie�rea Ills gifts , lvere expoeted, but,
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st . do 1 1 it the ,clikles and wbo�'e � xert-an in. ltjnd, ,btit� soniethilig . for a ttill alan.... now all that Is'elialiged, .SO lie draft$ .
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. . ., . . � � � . . .11 o i'A a whole -holid talie.r. than-- . - " mess I emi, .
f1dence muqb .1-11,eatei. than tilt, flum- . . you. tue .eXprci;sruah,' the .cr bv.
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last until tile. midpJght of t4e,.'next day
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)VI1,11. 'Utli.oI30*1�eD.UL�11* bleginnillg� ten
wiautes too soein 4ri&Ianothep Ion �An-
uteg'too into aW a'dift-d at the'ri-ht..
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Moment, what With bells which ring
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every fifteen' minutes and bell,ringers
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sound� the great betli.cv�ry half hour,
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feet Is not altoge.the'r pleasant on ac-
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count of the. volume of sound striking
tile ear with. too much force, but fix a
pu)jl.lc §quaro sev6ral hundred yards
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or In 8ublitb§ on tbe IiiII81de the effect
Is UU$PcikIIblY�d0IIglAf11I. % I
. 1116asall test of all 181t; when 7011 [Lie
sitting I . n (lie Inner court,or quadratt-
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you on four sides the house rises above.
you, and in the grounds Or Ili great
tubs dud porcelain pots -rich flowers,
gmedfui vines and restful trees afford,,
sha4e# color and perfume. The sound
I of the bells descedds from the air
above very much like a benedittion:
You sl0n. an easy, chair, and servants
bring you. tea Or Steaming coree,
sweetmeats and biscuits, eontectlonS
and elgarcttes, while a baughter or son
plays ancient Songs or dances upon It
mandolin -or gultAt. . I
The churches are croviled; so Are W6
clubs sind most of the plotees -of reerea-
tion. P,very vehlele Is In use, and hero
and therb can be soon young woo anii
womiki tiling to Ilialtate 10ftligh mod-
els. Some of tilt DeOVI6 of tho moun.
tiln 41stilets carry out MU), of thtit
e4fly 6"Versawns in rtg&m to chrifit'.
'011(s. Th#* Wait ovtr t1m doft 0
he eoUldn't" tie -diat. *`but you nlight.
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dooqlft lilie blil'o. O�, .Pourse, .you
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t-wilidolt � know 'that. 'Net, that .Qne -
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lots older. *Yes�, that one will 0: I .
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bus.y? I want some collars for 'my
husband. Ob, are'.thest ladies, collars?
How stuilldl I told that man distinctly
I wanted collars. . I . "
At till;- right place.) "Are husbands'
.Collars here?" Well, .1 am glad, I have
found the rim -he place at last. Size?
You clerks al;ayg ask so many ques-
tions. j never bought any before, be-
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ctinspi we've been married only- I No,
his beck 191t1t; Very large. Why, I call -
reach- But he has,real broad shout-
ders. . IloWsite yoAd are tio think of'
thdtl- Yop, a -box ot assorted sizes
would -be just the thing. Some .,of
them would be stirs to be right, and I
could -out the ' others olt-that is, If they
wdro not,too Small, You'd better put
tit nearly till large sites. You see, L
ain starting out its economical an r
can be. I think It toust be -so illsoortr-
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aging for a ,mau to ,havb a womart
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spond his money on tritolous thiags.
NONV"its I was coming down the street
I s.0y 4,blg sale of hats-mon's hat&
'I'liq had been tit the window ind
%%-ere iti, little sailed, but 1 foun4 sueb
,I tiled clerk, dud lie Said It I got some
of that '1910" soap it would make
thow look like uolv, Mr. Hattis 19,
very particular about fits clothes, 116
won't weltr trolilserst Unle." thby Itte
pressed. ,so 11 bought thr'de Ot those
ham. :1)6ult loll think t1loy *IU last
filln,1416119 Otte and 4046 MOO*Yl
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For example, lie Allp011ItS .11, d . 011M.' '
ties at least half a. in,1111ou extra ox-
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pressmen-lp the United States alone
-Ordluarily the exprog.9 companies havo
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about that uttinber (if cinployee4, but
during the -two weeks before Christ -
mag, NY ' hen Santa Calls oil: then] to var-.
ry so Many of Ills packagos" they 11.1vt!
to double their forcis. U�� gain .Ili idea,
of the lihmensity qf tile I burdenis the,
I old gentleman Imposes oil them � it f(4
figures are necessa.r,'V. 1�110 ('11111stillas �
packages delivered by the express
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companies In the city �Of New York
alone amount to . over two williulA, lit
Chiengo and rhiladelphla about it nill-
lion and a half cileb, ]it Boston over .1
I infillon and. lit other cities a ptopor-
tiollate number� When It 1,4 reflected
that thIS is an average of nearly one
package -for every, man, woman and
child jLnd .tbat thei-e (tre sometiAng
over eighty millions of Men, ,women
and.children in Tincle Sam's domain,
tile stupi6ndous proportion$ of this
chrlStmas busbaoss call be realized.
on aceount-of the expense of Spoiling
packages, by eXPI70-44 It is 6stironted
that few It ally Of these Christmas
, bundles are worth les4 than $2, while
� some of them are valued at hundreds
�of dollars.., It IS thus seen that the
Christmas business handled by the ex-
pro'As companies alone repremits a
vdlue of huhdredig of nifillono.
This,66es, not Wke Into necodlit the '
grelit nu.110611 of bundles carried by
the meAsbuger I)OV.s. lit the f011ir citles
above, vaebtloned thow amoUtit to nftr-
ly a II(LIt 1111111on in ,nu *I*r. The jo.
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'Vial -old $Atnt 0ould tearetly get Along
without their help, ,
To addition, IVIs 11feles(Ary for Sikutili
01tus to toilet tht litevie" of Ilk trolly
. of tstlrt Istore ,elerkt, d'elivery *Ago" -
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. -tot r6finbmtnt their name came subse. . .
, quentV to be applied to any -one ,.%vh6 I .. I � . . I
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room, closed the door Significantly and . - , � - .
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and lasses.,to gather-and.cook.'Christ,
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lit yonr businesky, -.1but I w1gli you'd . I
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-send that husband of yours back to I , ,
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staggering tinder his ,great loads on
Christmas morning? '.the 'business
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.two weeks before Christmas Is
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