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Jenny"
Pack them up. and don't break one
take them TO Jenny's mother, tell her
you took them and ask her forgive
ness"
"Ill take them back. hut ! won't
ask anybody's forgiveness"
"Ill go with you, and IL you don't
ask forgiveness, all your Christmas
presents shall be taken from you, and
you'l occupy the garnet for one week. p"
'Tll ask her forgiveness, II | don't
have TO sleep In the garnet, tonight"
You sleep in the garnet tonight for
the lie"
Tonight. anyhow Is it?'
Anyhow"
"oh, well, It might as well be a week
I'm apt to be sick after the first
night, anyway"
Just here a second unexpected thing
happened Rachels father had stood
on the stair and overheard II all. He
now appeared on the scene looking like
thundcrcloud And the thunder was
heard, and It was not mere mutterlnes.
Rachel was sentenced to a weeks I'M
prsonment In the garnet, That night
as her mother tucked her in-trust n
mother even after so much wickedness
Rachel concluded
"Oh, / guess I'll not mind a week so
much, so long as / don't have to turn
over a new leaf, on New Years
There's a tiny baby blossom newly
breathing in my garden,
Such n tiny baby blossom. | declare!
It's so delicately moulded In It's leaves
so closely folded.
l scarcely dare approach II peeplng
there
Grandma was holding the new boy
baby.
NE hasn't any chin. said Mile.
He has, too" said Marjory I'm dis
gust
Eyes, he has two" said grandma,
gently pushing down the snowy en-
broidery and displaying the soft little
rolls OF throat.
"The nurse pinched his nose into
shape" continued Mile, II saw her
II was just fat
"He may be fne~lookins some day"
father put in, "but he certainly has not
much beauty to brag about, now
"Oh, papaW MarJory pouted; hes
Just q picture"
"of what?" asked the oldest and up
to the appearance Of the baby, the only
son: "al can see IL mouth"
Hes going to be a singer added
Marjory.
eyes. rye heard him already; high
tenor"
John. you mean thing"
All this time John was not moving a
muscle. for the baby's tendril fingers
we're clingIng about his great brown
thumb.
II want to see his hair walled Mil.
"He hasn't any" said John; "he's
bald and wrnkled and tOothless as
grandpa"
John, you're just cruel" from Mar
Tory, the baby's champion,
well. let me see II he has In
sisted Mile, crowding close.
Keep off; you mustn't touch the top
OF his head" said the cruel John.
The telephone began ringing.
ITS for you. John" said father.
cant come, dad the baby's hold
ing me-"
"He wants TO know what time youlI
be down town, tonight son.
Tell him I'm not coming"
"He wants to know what night this
week, then
"No night"
New Years."
mot muchy; no more down town for
me; too good fellow at home. now;
tell him that, dad Dads heart leapt
within him.
Mother was silently weeping upstairs,
She had overheard.
what is IL. dear?" asked father in
some alarm shall call nurse"
ono; I'm just crying for Joy; guess
our new boy is the new leaf in Johns
lIfe," LADY BARRrr
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Comes the wall OF the newly-borr--
Yet must he hide while here
Comes the dawn of mother morn,
And must we NEE. :. new year.
"oh, Mamma, what do you thinkF
Betty was breathless with running.
"Ciara's mamma found brand new
baby on their front doorstep this mora
ing"
Mrs. Benson exclaimed.
"Yes, she did, mamma; a tiny.
weenty girl-baby."
Mrs. Benson gasped.
Isn't 1t dreadful, thought" contn-
uad Betty, mistaking the exclamation
aud the gasp for natural CONSERVATION
over such an occurrence Betty was
slill too much OF baby herself TO de-
tect hidden something underlying the
tone and expression Of her mother
II suppose God must have left 1t
there for New Years gift, said Mrs.
Benson when she finally found her
tongue.
But, mamma" cried the child In
hcfror, God surely would not leave a
baby out In the cold and rain on a
doorstepl Think OF my dollies out In
tho rain" Betty to make sure OF hef
children crossed the room and peeped at
them In their miniature crib.
Mrs. Benson made further remarks
about God watching over the little
stranger till the family should find It.
but they found no Judgement in the
child's brain, nor did they hnpart COM
fort to her heart.
But, mamma" she reasoned. Santa
Claus did not leave my dollies out on
the doorstep and God knows more
and Is kinder than Santa Claus
Mrs, Benson was silenced for the
moment. A child's knowledge OF the
deep problems Is sometimes startling.
Yes. God knows more and Is kinder
than Santa Claus, Betty" she answer
ed, vaguely Betty waited for her to
say more, but she said no more, so the
child made herself busy with her dolls,
Mrs. Benson had Travelled into the
past the hidden something underlying
her previous exclamation and gasp up
on the chiid's sudden and unexpected
Information was a secret-some few
years back, one New Years morning,
she had gathered into her arms ana
heart from a basket left on her own
doorstep-Betty.
facnei was very quiet up IN nef play
room In the garrett A set of blue and
white dishes were arranged on a little
table before her. II was unusual for
Rachel to be quiet; she was not what
one might term an angel-child; the
house as a rule was In turmoil and
strife owing TO her moods and antics,
II was only last Christmas day-bare-
ly week away--she had been made 20
go TO bed after dinner for the rest OF
the afternoon and evening. because of
her tyranny over the other children.
Rachel" her mother had said in
Erieved tone. ut simply breaks my
heart TO punish you on Christmas day"
Why do you do II them" responded
Rachel promptly, as she marched UP the
stairs IN front OF her mother. She was
fearless as TO the consequences follow
Ing her wilful and insolent answers to
her parents, especially when nunish-
nent was forthcoming,
How can you answer mother NJ,
Rachel?"
IT'S punishment, anyway, mother so
might as we'll say all think before
I happens"
Are you going to promise TO turn
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW.

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. It's antlseptia
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald. merchant,
OF Rensselaersville. n. r.. writes; 1T
cured Seth Burch, OF this place, OF the
ugllest sore on his neck | ever saw"
Cures Cuts. Wounds, Burns and Sores.
Csc at q. c. NJ. ]. Drug Dept, 1i2-ll4
Z. Main St., drug store.
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WHY MCDONALD FEEDS TIVE WORLD CHOCOLATES

specialization The successful man is the man who
devotes his entire attention to one thing and does
that one thing better than anybody else. The }. G.
Mcdonald company will be chocolate specialist
GThe revolution in the Mcdonald Factory is the
outcome of mature elaboration, though it must be
confessed that the countrywide public that enjoys,
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THE EXPERIENCE
OF HELEN KELLER

What Is stlll more curious, more in
teresting, and to us more conclusive,
is the fact that the portion OF the
brain which is used for expression
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GChocolates. A short text for big story, but a
volume might be written about it.
CFrom the bean to the bonbon- just chocolates
CThats the way the J. G. Mcdonald Candy Com
pany is going to make chocolate confections. And
beginning with the first day of January, in the good
year nineteen hundred and seven, that is all the j. G.
Mcdonald Candy Company is going to make.
qWhen you put one of McDonalds chocolate
bonbons into your mouth and enjoy the delicately
delicious flavor that only the Mcdonald chocolates
contain, you will know that every bit of that bonbon
was made in the Mcdonald factory and under the
supervision of Mcdonald expert.
qYou will know that the cocoa bean that forms
the foundation of all pure chocolates was imported
by the Mcdonald Company for you from South
America; you will know that fresh fruits oranges
lemons and the like, not favorng extracts used
in the preparation of your dainty you will know that
every last fine detail of perfection in the science of
chocolate making has been complied with in spirit
and in letter.
git is a revolution that the J. G. Mcdonald Candy
Company is undertaking, revolution that requires
business courage as well business sagacity. 10
transform the company's great factory into house
for the making of chocolates exclusively involves the
RELOCATION of thousands of dollars worth of frstclass
candy making machinery to the junk pile it involves
an expenditure of many thousands more for new
machinery, specially imported from Germany, the
home of the chocolate industry.
GThis has been called, and properly, the age of
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in ever-ncreasng volume, the products of the COM
PAW, has had much to do with the radical departure
from the methods Of other days. This because the
public, recognizing the merit of the Mcdonald choco-
iates has insisted upon having them in such increasing
quantities that the management recognized the arri
val of the time when it must devote its entire time
and talent to this branch of the candy industry.
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GIuch of the Mcdonald reputation is due to chocolates
though the days that gone the company has furnished
literally millions pounds of other candies satisfied patrons
The Mcdonald chocolates known where other chocolates
have been heard Of and the field widening a
sufficient to justify the creation of the exclusive factory the
only of its kind between Cincinnati and the Pacific
GIN other years the C. Mcdonald Candy company has
been purchasing chocolate coating manufac
An idea of the magnitude of the business may be
gathered from the fact that 100000 worth of this coating was
purchased this year from single firm Hencefoh the coating
will be made in Salt Lake the Mcdonald factory and one of
the best experts Germany his way take charge
of that particular branch of the work.
GMr j. G Mcdonald says that after ALL there are just
three short rules for the making of chocolates three that
guide him the end of the chapter The first of these rules
PURITY The second PURITY And the third is the same
the first and the second PURITY
The very within the walls of the great factory of the j.
G. Mcdonald Candy company is filtered If you have the
Mcdonald chocolate habdont the factory with any ex
pecaton of curing it visit won't you; will only
firm the habit For you will floors that spotess
rails that far esher and purer than those used the
average household, cleanliness everywhere.
GFrom the bean the bon bon. That's the Mcdonald
way.
GDo you wonder now why Mcdonald feeds the world
chocolates?
Established over forty years
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why OF course not, dear"
But they say he is enormously wealthy
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''Why didn't you tell me that at first.
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r327
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N-~>-~~-~~~~~~
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. A. NJ. Olsen, 65 East sth
South Phone Boil Polly. r1147
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs Lizzie Geisler. a3S West srd
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GIRL TO WASH DISHES AT LUNCH |
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LADY AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
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FROM OWNER FIVE
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Ing distance: must be a
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DAIRIES

~. II. N. STANDISH.
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A FEW FINE LOTS. 800 EACH; $40
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same as rent. Hubbard 1nv't Co, rs w,
End So s5l9
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FOODS OF ALL DE-
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hlz72
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THREE FRONT ROOMS IN A SUITE.
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So. si56
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FoUR-RooM BRICK, WITH SUMMER
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LADIES EMPLOYED TO DO FANCY
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Write n. c. Hulin, 1914 Market. San
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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rlS95
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NURSE GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE OF
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FURN. ROOM AND BOARD; PRIVATE
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
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F1YE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, THREE
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LADY AGENT WANTED. CALL 5l4 SO.
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FOUR SECTION FOREMEN. SOUTH,
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO l.
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LINCOLN lodge No %. K. of P. meets
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p. hall.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
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Headquarters for laborers-
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