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11#11PPIIIS yvar.***,5;.LI4 -Cartwirglit
lirliny. tIlere are going, to be
A tlo'Chrl,�Ijuos surprises, lainy
1- luippy bulne-130110 of those
Pleasant liuw tilteuipts a$ plaXing
$atlla Chills whiell begin with $us-
pense aud effurt itutl end In moll-tifice.
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MOD 11"d disall1whillilerif. I tin) going
A* tit Re my %� 1 to do w utown ati(I. let tier -
1pICk OUE lillYthilIg she wants within'
the limit uf lily tqwudl , ag capacity, and,
then I'll) g4ling to let her take me
uroulid and ils me up with A pair o
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vinbroldered sfisperiders or,gold., cullf ,
links or tiny old thing she likes ail'o, I
-thttt will ujalw 1wr happy. .Neither or
'us has quite got over the eVects of the
)list 110116Y Ke.lson YeL .
"You see. we had been wariled just
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tong enough last Chrlstiqiis to wear
out* out, fil'it Installment �f furniture
and most of our wedding -gifts.
Things were looking a little shabby.
around Rie hot;se. so we both agreed .
thall! Ili selecting our little remem-
brances for otie another we ought to
confine ourselves* to soviething which
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would be mutually useful and attrac-
tive. Both of us [lad bqen secretly
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longing for a inorris chair, one of those !
mission things with big leather Cush.
Jens that swallow you up. in a delirium
Of comfort. 511's. Q wanted It for
the hPailty nf thp librilry and hor nft-
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21110111119 � li-sin's. and I Minted it for
I .0ni. ecreation.
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,coo I begau putting by a little Buln
w(,P!:I-. Witt] the lllorrls�cbnlr In, irijull
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3own to a dealer's to look -at chairs. I
4'.W been looking Casualty for weelis
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. upon this particular shot) that I tits.
voyeretil .what I wanied. .It was a
"011uty III the darkest and fluest of
weathored *III,, with all ottacillnents
-tndll, pair of fat. greeny brown leatb-
1-11 clishlons that fairly felt like pipe,
Ireams, laced, with leather strappings.
-III(] tied to the woodwork with thongs.
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The mintite j saw the chair I killew, It
�lvas for tile. -but the price iras rather
'r -,tag' -wring' The dealer wanted $95 for
It .it first, and when I bad goit'll1w
allivil to $80 lie actpd as though he
. - were giving t lie thing 9 way. !thought
I it best to hold ont 4 lIttlo, so I merely
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requested that he give tile, a day's -op.
tion oil tile- chair* and paid a small de-,
posit for tile privileg'(11 .
: "Meamr1ille it�y wife bad been say-
hig every lienny, cutting down oil the
,grocery bfll .Ind keeping me on cheap
invats with Christmas In view, it
seciii-st thar she, too, had a morris chitir
oil t " Ile brain. On the afternoon of the
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prive she sirolled Into tile ,same shot).
I'lle arst qf"'Ilt of tile olialir was enough
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for ber, aild Mle offered to buy It 01)
I . lie Spot. 'hie (lealer was Inconsolable,
llt,, had sold tile Chair. lie believed; at
least be had 1-1ven. .a gentletinan. an oil -
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FOR , CO3NSUMPTIVES I doiltill'it..11A tile g
g0litleman-bad paid
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hor I , ialue stmiething-lill'tit be done. .
. . "When Illy , wifeskpelled out her coigmo.
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. IV jtmm�`IMV M I for the' chair. - Mv %vire: thought,fvt ..
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1; �'-':ZON 4 I" I " U01PITAT, F01 . t CONWAIPTIVES.: . coincidences %%*ere. . quite, cotO.' and
:! k:.i 1.1, 1;;A; I Olt I.A.111.2M.S. .,Iou,
� ivalked out without learipg-ber ddm
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,11 nationol iiistittitii))itbittat(,(,-(,))ts . "Next' day,,; Aled. rpe to. the doiler'�
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' It L Oen 1,; I'vont .t I I part s of Canada. (Jule I ki.1, prepri�rdd to. locav � e jily ord'er
wk, i -i oiw of Imildreds of lt,tters ' . . I .. I
being re-e6ved, daily:- I �- for. the chair. But the ifealer did 'Lot
Neefti. half so.inclined to sell. A lady,
jrtlm 1). _,)i1(-N',Iilght0II, New Us-. batl been tbel'e, it-,seeuls. a lqdv of. my
1:#'�"'(], ()-,It- - ��L Y011119 Ili -til Ili)t be- .-own name, with ibe'same In Rill ls--�-odd,
J(aj,;,i,�,, here, and buffering fvo��), - was It not?-T--wh6 -mis willing to g�jre '
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I&Iii:,, 1,cpt Mr oil(,- of the hot,js the full phee toi'the.articha. .1rhen it -
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jwvv. , fle 111ts 110 Meitils and lias was illy turn to think.' oil thw*wboje,
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htlt�lj 1 J-:'1114(�(j u4IIIIiS8jt)lj to our I decided I did not want the chnir i
Ioispi,;J. Tiv-, . conditions where 11i all.. 4f Elielt,wanted, to buy it, *
Ji. 1 t offer hirit no chance. Could - . I'diet. her have that I�leasu,re- - -
_1.�,� ?;� ;L,!,:, it L Vol to Y0111' ]"IT -0 IfO.".. ' - "Christmas morning we bath.1filsse'd'
I-)It.,l fou Cab�,11111 - 1pflve�;? 'If !lot,- iibout'the h�us:e,.expectallltty.. 'I w6n,
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CM.Itl yoll iiifr,i ill lim 11fli"m 11", (,..?I Ocrcd where,on-earth Men ,NVa. r,keeip. :
I,c,,,(-ijt, and Whatisteps iii -e fie�& . . . . �
I � I,,., tostectire prompt admittance? jIIg my 'iij0ft,1,,-cbqIt. (-T
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" I utiloettled a pair of grbe -
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1:3,r A EM3LE PATIE14T HAS EVER BEEN. . . � In porfl6res,.
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r --.FUSED ADIAISSIO14 TO THE MUSKOKA I t!ld'��Ought for her ' As.tile wi,ap.
. gg 'I .0 %v her .face fall.
r, - -, l'.00SPITAL BECAUSE OF HIS 6A RKA 1" 6' tile" if 1 Sit �
... � INABILITY TO PAY. Thati she we.lit. over-ttl a' corner antr.'j
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April, 10lj2, one thousand five and. viii-olled another. pair. of: grecti
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ht I 11dred and t welity-ft.lill, pat ieli tP Yordvres rvi 1116'. 1. �. .
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tuNoll, )VIlIVS10111ting people I,onl bougtq .,I inurric; Chair!, - , .. � '
VVVIIV I)IIA-ince ill the lJoillillioll. , - I., V' Oli.,.:.John. .didn't you 'buy At.
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Ft;r thit week entlitig November a ti�r all'.0 - , � . 1.
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2:Lll, 11.1!1!),oiialiundi-eclati(Itw(,iity- ... X I'd Ili I ml, In the U01t . nf-our undt . ,r'.
li , vo p-Cient,; ,%vere Ili residence. - ' ' ' . I . � ; - I . 's I
-'- !I, -1. v -six of these are not paylp I standitla. We wel)t ()it ()it(? another
, �r *fer e,: -'r milinte"A"Ve -h1sohil.111y, shoulde'l-A � , , , I
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1"_.,I $2;.,o.,I to) $1.90 a Week. ,No . . . I I . . . I
wit, pa),4 wore than $1.00. To. the -Sltoj)j)er . .. . . I I
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"Illitable, cases arot atlirlitt'd - Shop earl y'. - .. . .i
I :,);IljAIY oil completion of itppll� , DQA!t be sn'Appish, , I .
(:�!iwl 1�:lpf-rs. . Know your needs.. � I . . I . .:111. j i
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A CRAT1�13PUL PATIE-N-T - Others have troubles, too. , I
I ; I A.robmy handbag Is a ne6egsity. - - ;i
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N'Orali 11, Co Pillain . Encl � It is always bes't to have a li I s I t, � . * ..
Nvill 111141 revt-iyt, for illy ticketfi-olli . .
(irave-16111o'l, lollingillat yml ,%Vill, Small parcels* should Invariably be
hol (00'. it) 0),lige live, with tile farc. carried. - . . I . .i . .
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1110lit It-, Itlij I ww; sent, it -way from Woman?s -attentions, . 1�
ihort- as :Ili iipparent cure. I am Only a person .Who - �decides quickly,
Nv Nvol-l'ill" Ili the City, and I .111-1 may expect exclusive 4ftention. I
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ft".1ilig fille. I was Illolit, thaill,fill. - . I
f, I I- t 114t (':t I'V I fo t ft-Ottl the doet firs Dtiilatifig deliVerymen is unpardon-
littil "'UtIT, ,111( I 11111�t say thitt. I able w' en their -linties aie -so heavy.
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.slwnt the'tiloe of Illy life While � tine little unnoyance ,or -delay is
was tileve. small, When there are flve-orAfty it
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F? . .. �. . ing night I�Jter Aight, upon a sleepiest; bed,
1'�,. I \ Tfie-ito'evds do not elose in the- sweet and
: �. , refreshfitg. repose tilat comes to!tbasd
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'IM:M, TIM C1'1111 IN WIVIPR A t M L's 4 whose heart and nerve.q are right, �'Sonii§,
I :, 1 1; I 101 11 I I'A 1, Volt CO N SV M P N %T ,9- con4titlittional disturbance, W&f)r or
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disease has so dehilitated: And, irritated
'I'll" 'Aftiskokil, Fvee Irol4pit"ll for the"nbrvous ,gysteln, that, . it, cannot be
("o)II.4111liptives i,t dependent tin the quiptlid. - -
gti(w(l.willautt gift -s ofthe CAnadtan Mrs. Oitivia 'Shatk, Rommbfe Oft.,
if I it6s:1'-AI)64 tywyears ago i begfi�
lit ofir. .Nit)neyi4iii-geritlyrie(,(It,(I wri.
;tr tile present time to make it � to Ile tfoubledvith4 sillotheribg sensa-
p4sible to cralle for the littge 111111 �, Con at'ni t, when I *ould lie down. -I
!'Ili,q t-lisinte, litinibertif patients' tha.b . got AO biff Could il$ Steep lit the dark,
,%ro clitt,l-Ing the instiLtition. . � afid w6uld havol to �wvuv od rub my
limbs ' th6v would beoffi6. so numb.
Aty Lit or iaid my heittirt kod nervest were
Will you help ? . responsiblo. I sil�w Nfliburik's Ifeart and
Nerve 111ilts advertised and got * box to,
Met greider urgently 1 try thiltu. I took ttitee boxes and tait'
. now lie down !tnd isleep without the light
Truly. Canadsl!s groatest.0hairlty, barning and tall r6stwell. I ein reconiti-
M0511d thew It,
t§hlV to All ittervolle and ma -
VAtAinitions 111tt Ile 0enti to down womeli. ,
,%I,. .1. Gago, 14,16q, at -.4gidinotAfto Prict! 50 e6taIA pbr bo,.t or 3 for III.%
oe .1. 1.4. Robellftowlo te`y-TP#AN# . lia A dealors. or wulikiled dimi; on leftipt
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National 8410tAl-1111a A"welatinsit of pitiee. by tb* T. Mftwn Co., V
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The C110ton New Era
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THIS APPEAL
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PEMEMBER That Every Sick W4
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i outs Clanuot ASord to,:Pay for Treat-
[ mont is Treated rree. I
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The MspltAl for ek Children had last
year ini its cots and s 1,155 patiqnis--�
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X; � the Province. Sixty.
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I children of V o o r
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tion the Institution
TWO 01,1113 VOOT CAsin; bas treated 15,613
IN PLAST911, children ; 11,1550 of
t tests unable pay and were treated free. �
It oil, know of ___," - -"-,-. _V .
any phild -in your I .,� Allk", :
neighborhood who I I �
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deforiniby send the I .
name of the parent . � .
to the Secretary, ..
The Hospital for
Sick Children is not
a local but a great ' - '-I .
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for the sick child of I q,,� .
tile Poor Mail, in any GOING 110AIR IN A W4RX
part of Ontario has same claim upon ifis help
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. Club Feet �
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IKA$QAQIX0 PAIIENT. the Hospl,�.
tal'laa.t year all 67 had perfect correction, .
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Just think of it -Your mone , can help.
he H do the good ' work -of
'trid Osp I to �
f gh,ten it h crooked limbs tiad Club.%
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'tile ,hit Oreh. -Tlease help us.
Plea .
I as Bond Contributions to J. Ross
Roborti3on, Chatrintian,.'or to Dougjas
PiLvIdison, S'60,�t�pb&ls., The Hospi
ropiqlak Children, College st., Tcronzo..
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splri� of the, new Nvorld and partl . y by ..
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the mamy American- merchants who re-'
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last until the midnight ofthe iiext,4ay,
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'Wllat ,,y_ltj� � olie- r_ljur�j) beginning Aeu.
, tes:1 oil and allottiev -tell luin-
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utes tQo,la,te a I nd a thl�d . at . the illgh.t'.
moment, . wil�t. with bells Which rill,-,
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e�ery .11fteen' I'llinut ' 09 and bell ritigerii;
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Who under' solne-aticlent . custom . will .
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sound the great. bells every halt .hour,
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Xt y'ou..are near a campaMle,the ef-
fect is not altogether pleastint ,on tie -
count of.the vo . lume I of . sound stTflang
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tI.)e car-witli too Much .force, but lu�.a
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public squai,6 several. hundred yards
from the; iienrest belfry, wheto trees
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,& D&UGUT1,31, PLAYS ON TUB OVITAM
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Ind buildings breati'tbo sothl(l waves,
)r in subtirbs oil the hiliAlle. the effect
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s uu , peAkably, del Ightful. �
-111casantest of allils1t; when you are
i1ttitig In the Inner court or ,quadtau.-
;le of ii. Poki:6 lllciiiI ' home. Around
ifoo on four' sides tile house tisres libov'10
you, and In the grounds 'or in great
tubs and porcelain pots,rielt,flowers,
.-meeful vines and restful trees afford
ithade, color .and perfume. The sound
�f the bells descends Itom the air
oLbove very much like it bevedibition,
You sit In tin easy chair, and Servants
bring you teA or steaming tofte,
gweetmeats and biscuits, confections
itild cigarettes, While a hAtightdr or son
plays, ancient songs or dances 906h. it
maiAollo or gilitar. .
The churches ate Crowded; so are the
�Iubs Stud most of the places of redreA.
t1oh. Every ,vehicle In In use, AM here
and thete can be seen Youlig men ana
women "Itic to imitate lootligh mod.
LUIS. Some Of tbA people of VW Movift,
tou alstilets tarry out mauy"of thdit
is' tly *,6j*"tl1UoA4 to regm,A to chrbt-
MAN, The bAsIt O*CLV 0" 40ft 41
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ineir Uou"13' boligus ot xreea waics are
suppooed to owq,as eltarms and often
conauct marriage Ceremonies under
great cituoples, made of thew obairmed
trees.
A great mauy wild flowers are in
bloom at Christmastide, and these are
gorn by. children of the mountain 419-
leta la wreaths and garlands about
their heads, necks and, waists. The
Christmas giving is sadly missing In
our, neiv possessions. 1,Vbe churches
hold no Chriptulas tree, and there are
few charltable societies to give feasts.
However, one hospital.for otil people
and
. . i)rpbaus In Voluce-gives a Clu-Ist-
was fete, and the Inmates have �a good
meal and receive wtLtrm clothing, med-
telues and other needful gifts,
Tile Arjericau occupation has brought
extra Clirlstinns cheer m the people of
4 the Island, The American residents
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celebrate tAie day In ,good American
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fasilloll. and, best, of all, they put
money into circulation and give zest to
Industry and business. ,
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shepherds could not have watched by
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night on the Bethlehem plains In De-,
cetilber, It being a period of great In-
clemency. .Ili ansiver to this a well
known student says; "Bethlehem Is
not it cold region. 1,Vhe mercury usual.,
ly stands all the mouth of December
. at 4(; de- es. Corn Is sown during
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this time, 4nd grass and herbs sliding
up after the rains, so that the Arabs
drive their flocks down from the moun-
Willa luto the plaftis., Tbe molit dell-
, vato nerer make fires till about the
and some pass the
whole wint& without them. From
these facts I 'think it is established
%vithout doubt that our SavJbur ,"ras
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� -Iny which the church -throughout the
. %vorld haq nutted to celebrate In honer'
or clur'.4Vs coming in.the flesh."�IvVash-
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Tho most popular Christmas, poem
ever written for children was that fa-
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Tht.� po6m. was v�rltteii by a very
lotinit.-d min, I)r, Clement.' Clarke
. Moorp, a profound Greek 'and 1161irm
seholar. Ire was a professor in .the
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tilt- solicitous *cIery. �11 just want.to
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triltl4e sure, I have,my list with. me. It
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Is so difilmilit to sfiup.pr, ibis. tinle, of .
. (Ile yoal., ,,Ind It 'I ' % always . d I ifficulk, to
tind Anything for one's-husilaina., Ye%.
I suppos6 inany people -did their .�bcp*J ,
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td.iig parlier, but -1 didn't have. him :
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jl6m5t�t . 111;e 6410" ,_-6i 0 u Its- e., . iou
touldn't t-hlbw that- Nyot that ,one.. ,
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-.wh-y.,jliy papa -w . cars them, a6d lie�ls.:
lots older. Yes, that one will do. . .
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,sev what you wean! Yes, I ,want tbein
for Mr. John Vincent Uarris. (T
Otive salesmarm Now, (Jon't a,,14 it) �
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what size I watit. Not too large arid,
not too sm,all..- I should think you.
wo-ild learn soine of I tie different sizos
so you could tell people. Molding
out her hand.1 It's lots larger thall
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. that. You think I ivear a V Well.
thell. you'd twitt'r give me a 12 for
111111, for lie eat) hold both. my hands lit
Me or lit,.;. Art, thi-Se 0 special 6:110'
Isti't 49, cit,ilts, clidap for all that Uld"
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ttlillo cost $21. No, I t1oll't thInk Ill.
will want tilore than two' or throo
1, )1111.q Now for the flose; .
I till the women',s hosiery deptirlinent.1
� _ .,�reyolu tlusy? I have so many other
r1itags, to get. plelise hurry. I just
vvililt to know v.,tivre the other klitid of
tp).,j., are., it's for lily busbalid. Tbatil;
%,oil. (At tile men's louslery coumer.i
I mint to �-ret -,I bose.-not lilie these.
Out- Tile slz(0.1 011, �ibout firty I'Vet.
. ",hy, orvi)tIrse. ,I warie it longer than
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.1 mall. 1 -1 -you, dol"t 011(it-I'stand,
It Isn't this Wod I want. No, nor lit.
illes, ('11 11or. , I - just - wq!lt it kin,sw Nvo
vwl, bolit two. Mr. Floc"Wallwi., 1111tv
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Ifillik'you ought to pulloill 111m. No.
it(- wasti't extictly Impt.fletit. but lie
was tot) busy to 2inswi-ir Illy oupstioli&
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'ble to flud tile 0glit Wild of hoge. I
ivaut loug-tio. I've been to that couti-
Nr. I . Ivant one fifty reet long., yoll
'q,". we are thinl0fig of wavtug to the
vountry Ili the spring, aild we shall
w -tilt it) %vilter thor �.ird. Oil., ought I
to have asl;ed for tile comitioll gal -dell
variety'! . . � I .
"Now 1, think I have everything on .
illy list evvept cigai . s. . a I i d: I nin y A A
wefl "m tor a cheoper,pinee for (I)VIll,
lievause John Vincent. Varris alivays
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1.4 so . gonoruns."-Chicagn) Xews.o I
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1. It Is one sl,ta) of ri.,Ie when vonr
.,dwid - -4 1,i looklu�,, arountl for ,I ehrl,:t
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. HE, usual Conception of .Santa.
Clau.s I.s that of a rather luno-
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T. cent, .. unsophisticated, thougb .
. I benevolent Ad. ,gent)eniau. whot .
visl.ts all 'the houses ill Cbristendoin
tit(, night of lice,'-24:and I � eaves. pros-,
ents ,for a.11 good chlidi"eii and &cu*rei
. members solim-who atre, 11j)t aogo6d.',J
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But tilt.% Ideft folls to do. file busy . old .
saint full justice. its .11 inatte� ot fileft
he has to be (Itifte lit) to (]:tie to attend '
his'numerous custowe . 11' -is' �
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nauch a.man of affairs thilt It is 110ces-
sary for lihn'to. adopt modern merb�,
od&' Nowadays 'it Is -essfttlal -for..
every. large.bukiness to be carried out'
through .all. ariny .of as,sist1infs and -.
der,lit-ios', -.lad i,ho, Iwily, . lla� a larger :
Vusilless*than Satita Claus?- When lie
Arst 'started An .the. Christultis line it.
might.1lave be.011, possIble for. hill] to
EnAlre a personal visit to ail'tho homes
where� tits gifts Were expected, but
.n , ow all that is -changed. So lie draft's
the cxpres,siva . it, t I he messenger boyi,
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o many of his packages. the.y have
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to doubt& their forck Tc� gain. tin Idea
husband. Oil, � are these ladiest collartili,
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Old gentleman J'APose$ oil th6lil'll few
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fl-ures are necessary, The st'inas
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collars'heW� Well, I am glad I havo
..Companies In city of *New � -
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found the right ,place Lit lasL, Sil
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alone amount to over two millions, In
Ybu clerla always, ask so many ques�
Chicago and Philadelphia about ,I mil-
d8ug. I never bought any before, be-
Iloji and, a half each, Ili Boston over a
.cause we've been married only-" No *
million and lit other- cities. a proper-
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tionate number. When It Is .t ,flected
reach- Buthe has real bro;�W about.
that this Is an average of nearly one
,ders. Ito* -nice yda are to think of
package for every man, woman and
thatl Yes, a -box ot assorted sizes
child ond that there ate something
�w6uilll be just the thing. Some of
Over eighty trill1lops of men,., women
tholt would be ours to berright, And I
and children Ill Ulicle.Sam's domftlp�
could out the others olt-that Is, It they
tile stupeidous proportions of tills
wdre not ,too small, YoWd better put
.Chirt8ttuas business call be realized.
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Ili , bearly all.laige sizes. you fte, I
On adcoutit of ifte, expense of sending
am- starting out as 600nomiliti as I
Packages by 01plloss-lt Is OsIlranted
can be. I'think It mustbe so discour-
that few It aifty of these Christmas '
agIng fot a.man to bavo -it woman
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bu lea are Worth less thau $6 while
qpond his money oil Trl*olous t1flngs,
some of 'them are valued at hundreds
Now, ,its fwat Corning down the alltet
Of d6llars.';� It Is thus seen .that the
I ,sa.w a big sale of hat$-menls hat&
Christmas business handled by the ex -
They liad been In 'the window ind
press atimpitulog alohe represents a
woro, a little tolled, but I found such
value of hundreds of will][01il.4. .1
a nice clorki lind lie said if I got NOW*
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of t,hot -fj0j0,,:,SoO,j) it ,would tffgk*
groht jouthbot of b0hilles vorried W
thoni. look 'like wiw, lit. Harris Is
, the moliseligoit boys., In the fodr -Cities
very particular about his clothes. Re
above mebtioned these amount to near -
won't -wear trousers unless tb6j* Are
ly it half mililoo In uunitior. The jo.
Pressed. %o it bought thred ot thom
'Hil .0111 saint COU14 tetreely get *long
haji. :D#ult ,you thlpk'they *1-11 )-tilit
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tu adidition, It Is titowary Nr SAuta,
,cUr. tflootlwalker, Whem 0t IM
'dablk t0tull" ihiil wvfeee ot to Army
I. #t tittra Mot* 0100, illelft1try ftgoill*,
XIOV447, . '(Wiltlefflou'll? WtI41 I 6000
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and solved it with our patent wooden 44 interlock"
method of construction, which is exclusive td the
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14 interlocks " into the top of the pin -block and back
frame as shown in the illustration. Every change in
� temperature affects t ' he - �' interlock $) to exactly the �
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and W(!'.11 mail you an - illustrated / ' ' 0 � .
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