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The Washington times., 1912-08-11
DRIVE OUT THE FAKES.

1t is possible that in these closing days of the
session Congress may be called upon to act upon
measure of the greatest importance to those people
of limited means who, in case of Illness finding the
services of physician too expensive attempt to aev
ate suffering or cure their diseases by the seemingly
less expensive treatment provided by proprietary
cures or patent medicines.
Some time ago Congressman Sherley of Kentucky
introduced bill amending that section of the pure
food and drugs act which defines the term msbranded
and added to that law the following provision:
The term "misbranded" shall apply If -"
package or label shall bear any statement, de-
I sign or device regarding the curative or thera-
peutc effect of such article which is false and
fraudulent.
There are unquestionably very many proprietary
remedies on the market of great merit, OF proven
efficiency of curative value, but there are too, mon
umental frauds whose claims to cure are unfounded
and the use of which by suffering persons works
harm rather than good. These latter, the worthless
and injurious concoctions, should be driven out OF
the market and their sale prohibited. The present
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
A RoosEvELT-TAFT TEST OF STRENGTH

Walter R. Stubbs, Progressive of tine Progress
sives, governor of Kansas, was candidate for the
Senatorial nomination of the Republican party.
Charles Curtis standpatter of the standpatters,
beat him by 5000 in the popular vote
On the same day Roosevelt carried the same
primary over Taft by $4,000.
Curtis squeaked through in the popular vote be-
cause he had the solid organization and Federal
machinery. He lost, however, in the count of legs-
lative districts.
Taft proves 10000 votes weaker than Curtis.
Query:
If Taft is 10000 weaker in Kansas than Senator
who once voted for Lorimer and then Topped in the
effort to square himself with disguised constit-
uency, how long before election day will the Taft
campaign reach the vanishing point?
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
JUDGE PUGH AND THE GRAND HOTEL

Judge Pugh, of the District Police Court, has
some pretty progressive ideas on liquor laws and
some pretty progressive methods in enforcing them.
His attitude toward the proprietor of the Grand
Hotel convicted of dispensing liquor to young girl,
shows that he believes in cleaning up the liquor
situation to the point of decency.
We would not be surprised if he disapproved of
the obstructive tactics used by the majority of the
House District Committee and Bob Henry's Com
mttee on Rules.
Judge Pugh says that if possible he is going to
make it impossible for the Grand Hotel to continue
the business of helping young girls along the road to
ruin. There is one way in which Congress could
give Judge Pugh able assistance, and that is by
amending the liquor laws of the District Will il
do it?
Whether it does or not should not detract from
public approval of Judge Pughs efforts.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
THE PASSING HIERARCHY.

Congressman Semp, reactionary from the Ninth
Virginia district, has announced he will not be can
didate for denomination. Before he had the honor
of representing the district his father held that dis
tincton. In Slemps refusing to enter the race again.
because of the antagonism to him on account of his
support of Taft, the Office of Congressman in the
Ninth Virginia district passes out of the Slemp fam
lily, where it had become almost an heirloom.
The Tories are passing. Many of the oldest
political families becoming extinct. The hier.
archies that have handed down the law and defined
party regularity for the last quarter of century
being gathered unto their fathers. A new order is
upon us. 1t is the way history has.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
Eventna Services in the Churches

RINGING Bernard Braskamp the Church Of the
Covenant, p m.
TENT SERyICE-Mt and Park road 1880
aHFII AND THE PUNISHMENT WICKED AFTER DEATH"
BENJAMIN H. Burton Bible Students Association
Masonic Temple p.
EVENING PRAYER-The Washington Cathedral m.
GOODS BEAUTIFUL OUTDOORS WHAT TEACHES METhe Rev
Samuel H. Woodrow First Congregational Church. p.
BLUNT MAN FOLKS"The Hez Swem the Cenen
Baptist Church,
sERMoN-Th Rev. E. L. Parks Episcopal Church.
SPIN.
~BEART powER-The Cvatt Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church. =
oPENAR SERVICES UNDER AUSPICES OF EVANGELICAL
DEPARTMENT DISTRICT ENDEAvoR UNIoN-Stanton Park,
Thirtee.th baseball field, noheast Franklin Park
andW Washington Square, p.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
New Religious Body
To Clean Up Colorado

DENVER, Col, Aug. 11.-A new re-
ligious organization, non-sectarian and
undenominational, with the avowed pur-
pose in view of purging Colorado's po-
titles of all uncleanliness, and raising
the standard of every-d day living through
''Christ's teachings as they apply to the
practical problems and teachings Oh
life" has been started in Denver.
Under the name Liberal Congregation
of Denver" the organization Is plan
ming to hold monthly meetings with the
Rev. Hiram Vrooman, of Boston, as It's
preacher and spiritual adviser.
Judge Lindsey and Tully Scott, chief
Justice of the court of appeals, are
leaders of the new cult, and memnG's
of the advisory board.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
Senate to Take Up
Postofice Bill Again

The Senate when it meets tomorrow
will again be confronted with the
postoffice bill.
The bill was debated all day Satur-
day. rhe questions of increased pay
for rural carriers and good roads
were mainly discussed. Votes could
not be had on either question owing
to absence of a quorum.
Parcels post provisions in the bill
have not yet been taken up.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
DON'T BE A GUTTER.

The baseball team is in bit of slump. Don't
be gutter and roast it.
1t may drop notch into third place. Don't be
a gutter and roast it.
The members of the team no doubt feel worse
about losing three games to st. Louis than you do
Don't be gutter and roast them.
If the team itself should quit no knowing where
it might land Set it good example.
Don't be GUTTER
The Washington times., 1912-08-11

law as interpreted by the Supreme Court does not
accomplish the desired result. Mr. Sheriey's amend
ment strengthens the law and makes it embrace those
broad cases Of fraud that the pure food and drugs
legislation was intended to reach. Best Of all, Il
makes the law most protective for those people who
most need protection, the poor and the ignorant,
upon whose poverty and creduliy the unprnciped
depend to most easily and most proitably ply their
trade Mr.. Sherleys bill should receive unanimous
support.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
Old-Time Minstrel Is
Dying in Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Lew Hawkins.
comedian, is lying in a critical con-
dition at the American Hospital fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
Hawkins was born in Detroit Mich,
April IA, 1855 Since his childhood he has
made his living on the stage. He has
MIA we'd end man with Primrose and
west, with Haverley, and with Ellison.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
CALL THE ROLL.

If minority membership of the House should
successfully obstruct consideration of the Jones'
Works excise bill under suspension of the rules it
is only proper that roll call should be demanded.
Line them up. Let the people here and the people
back home know how things stand. Get the opponent
out in the open where we can see EN-.
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
WOULDN'T 1T BE FINE?

The gathering of the leading chemists of the
world in Washington gives President Taft an excel
lent opportunity to look the possibilities among
them for the place made vacant by DR.. Wileys resig
nation. Wouldn't it be fine if he should ask them
to select and recommend candidate?
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
SUPERFLUOUS.

The New York World says: Woodrow Wilson
cannot possibly be real Progressive. He doesn't
stand at Armageddon" The last sentence is entirely
superfluous
The Washington times., 1912-08-11
Concert Today
By United States Engineer Band, al
Washington Barracks, 3 P. m.
JULIUS HAMPER. Lee

JULIUS HAMPER. Leader.
March, washington Grays,"
Graffulla
Overture, Raymond" Thomas
waltz. "Espana". .......... .Waldteufel
Fantasie, "Lohengrin". Wagner
Characteristic, "Siamese Guard
Mount .....................'' '''Linke
Selection, Mime Sherry. Hoschna
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

VIII be in Oxf0ri on Tuesday
al each week and will attend 10
all calls at Lundie's Stable.
VIII make 3 specially II mouth
diseases in Horses and Cattle.
All examinations m 1de Free.
Bring in your stock aud let hin
exaLias them.
FAAor> STAGE BEAUTIES
Look with h0rror on skin eruptin,
blotchss or Dilnples They don't Ia
them snar viii a. IL. xno uses z
lens Armies Ss ~ Aoxiiies the
scz4 anish aese
ksal hlaa'-'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

Mr.. Walker Combs. the civil
engineer in charge OF the Yocona
drainage. has his crew at work
and expects 70 complete the loca-
ton of the canal in the next few
DAYS. He has now been out his
second week in thatwoFk- After
the completion OF this work the
commissioners viii then lie their
report showing the acreage be-
longing 70 each person in the dis
trier, the cost per acre and then
this will come on for hearing be-
fore the chancellor, after due pub
LEGATION. IL the benefits to be de-
rived will be greater than the
costs, under the law the district
will be finished.
The full account OF the elegant
marriage ceremonies of Miss Isia
Sloan. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mel Sloan, OF St Louis, to Mr.
Mack Anderson fthat city, were
received too late for publication
this week. but viii appear in our
next issue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

We vii gladly lay aside your
purchases Until you are ready -
take them home. or ~e will de-
liver them az any hour OF any
day yOu may select.
DAVIDSON Z WARDLAv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

We are glad 10 learn ot the busi
ness success II two % our kaFay
etle county bpys. Ioha aai Ar
thur Glsis.ly, sons OF Mr. ". X.
Gallegly. They are located at
Corning. Ark, in a handsome
building and are doing the largest
furniture business between Little
RGcS and s.. LnIis. We wish
,.4eEl continued success.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

We WAT every citizen u the
county T. cOaIe g 1ur store aai
inspect the Ines OF holiday
.-esss. We invite you al
whether you wish to buy or no.
Cine DAVIDSON / EARDL.ayi
Have vou I sweet tooth in your
read? Visit s'SaGcseg" AZ Ken
de.'s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

W wti ~ 50 per taau~ag3 io-
aau..ur t3ls .is.s---l haf barrel
Saw .-jss lafayette Springs
yari 90 t.s Oxford depot. Mr.. T
L. Rushing vii issue kaulirg
tickets aud these tickets viii be
pail a. ne FIRST National Bank
IN pres .1tsjioa with Mr. Rush
! 8 Signature attached.
the Lucas F. moore Stave Co.
Per ihos Raberson. Gen. Sup5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

and her a. Davidson c ward
laws.
Men Wanted in Iissi ssip5i to
represent The j. l.. WatSiu- Medi
enc. Applicants mast have their
owl team the sol.ci,CT CT saies-
men WI. be here Jan 0th AID ID
A. the Co.o-izl Hotel. These in
teryst4d please call.
!. !. Back, Salesman.
Grvfl~ff .ffzz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Zen1o Soap Free.

Declared 20 lie the Mast NoRGerfUi Me,.i-
Gated soap hRsWR-
With every trial IS eeuf bottle Of the
wonderful Zemo for AL skin Affections
you get 4 free trial cake % Zemo Soap.
the best meiicated soap produced: also
their guide book on how 70 care for the
skin and remove all trace OF disease.
Zeulo soap lathers fae, makes the
hands smooth, is dandy head wash
aud you wifi grow 70 depend upon il.
Zemo LIQUID cures all skin iIritStions
vnd makes children happy. return TIE
bottle Of Zenlo if you dat ike it and
get your % cents as It Sfully Guaran-
reed by druggists everywhere and In
oxford at A. Fl. Kerdel's Drug Store.
Zsrno and Zemo Soap are prepared BY
E W. Rose Medicine Co, St. Louis,
Mo-, and their g1ars.nsee IS IS good as
good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

HOW To EASKErps ra : poe roJss.
A prominent New York Paysl. ian
says. sslf it were nor for the thln -tock
iags and tAin seled shoes w9ra by wo-
men the doctors would probably @e
hsnkrupt1 When you contract cold
do not wait for i to develop into pneu-
nionia bur treat il at once CHAMBER
EAin's Cough Remedy Is intented esp--
cizIly for coughs and colds, arA nas Won
q wide repataricahy irz cGrssE
diseases sscsescssf
-. u.rk A. " taxi -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

When ! shamful plot exists aetvesn
liver and bowels 20 cause distress by
refusing 10 act, take Dr. king's New
Life Pulls, ard end such abuse Of your
system They gently compel right ae-
.ffsn Of stomach, liver and bowels and
\ore xgfir health and all good feel
c-nts at T. K~-a~''s0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

STATE OF YLs.,l'-sIFFIf =.
County Of LAFayetts-
10. 3. Boone, CASHIER OF the above
named bank, do soienlnly swear that
the above statement Is true 10 the as-asG
OF nv knowledge and belief.
D. B. BooSE, Cashier.
Subscribed aud swozu to hs.0re me
this 9Th day of Dec, 1872
E AvESr, Notary Pu5sc-
Correcs-Attest:
J. w. L. Falkne-,
!. T. " ilson, Directors.
II. Friedman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19


/, ter a pleasant visit to the family
Of her brother, Ma L. T. Oi1ham
The ut. Zion Sunday school is
planning a CnrsStfas tree for the
children there. The way to De
be happy Is to make others happy
"Samose;'s Candies, chief Of
them all" at K~ndel's Drug Store
I An Edison Photograph, how
does that suit you for MAS. Ask
to hear the Concert AZ the Cash
Jewelry Store.
Z will positively not be response
bls for any debts contracted BY
the. Palace Theater.
Z W +. LAMB.
A'niss Stick Pin, Tie Clasp.
Silk Foo or pail o. gold Cuff But
sQps make u nice gilt. See our
line. Cash Jewelry Store.
Christmas pressn,sl o suit you
and her at Davidso & Ward
iaw'-.
FOR SALE-A farm ot Ice
acres win good dwelling house
l mile OF Oxford.
MRs. 3. C. FEE.
Z We have On hand I nice sup
ply Of Fireworks. Come and in
specG them.
4 Geo. ". BEFTAL0s, j.
Co 10 ChiltOa's Drug Store and
get a package oi those fresh Rex
all Horehound Dfups aud they
xlsl cure that Dad cssd aud hack-
('isg cough. =.
Don't fail % .aspec. cur fine
! Inc - Toilet Sc. Manicure SETS
: Csuh-, br47le- ard Xmas sta
: '''Try a. Ae- : aug Store.
Asaey o. Loan a. per eent on
/, tfsft-egsr >.cHrst Apply 10
SiRs. T.. T.. E'LkSr.
Mr.. J. c. Gates will 90 to Cam
den. Ark, 70 spend Chris.eass
! with his sister ara mrc. ais daagh
ter. MR.. Cariias Moore. Il bal
) ia~, Iez
Mrs. T. g. Br5xn aai far1.iy
wh0 have c.-Ie tlc.r home o. t,.e
rec place. u-ar iown FOR many
years, viii. remove t..is week :.
. Water Valley.
Mrs Mary r1s-ln rai-sd a
lemon from ire two ye.s- Oh.
; vh.ca ~eighei over two p94a5s
: C.. = a. s,a-ries,G SPECTRUM a.. tl.ls
lat. Can Anybody beat tAais
Vic:Sr Victro'a SIS 10 $3.50.
Edisuu. i'AcaogrEph SIS azd up.
Cense = The Casa -. eiry sssc-s
GEa Is tax a5oa. sl.e 10 Xmas
We wiii gladly "a aside yosr
iras as-es Cnui soG are r.alsy -
sse ten hore. - So AL de-
a. ti.-sn a. aay hcar q aGy
90 may select.
IN DAVIDSON { WAED-AV.
receive Ere 81 Oysters lally.
Iae.ae -.
GEO. ". BuFFAror- 70.
Hv-ry;Ainc in the Xmas gil.
.ii'e Il Kendel'S.
Il yau have a friend thet has a
t. king Mac1igs suppose you
give them some records You
lean ge, them al he lash Jsxelry
st0rs.
We now havs n stock 4 Enc
Iins Of fresh Ra'sils. Apples,
+ or4nges, Fig. Dates, g.
i Csc. W. BUgy.LOs, JR-
Another attractive song service
was held AZ the South street. Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning
and : special Christmas service
viii held aext senaay n raing
t. announce that
hit=aead, ~ho has
i'll with pneumonia,
weeks. Is Hox
brother. Mr.
Morrisrown.
with him, re-
~.
Store Is the
! everything
l..
izeu OF the
r store and
holiday
aH whe-
or not.
RARDLAw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

SUI. FEtt. y -. ttA-UtS ana MS
daughter, Mrs McElwreath. of de
lay. lie will make an extended
visit and BE- warmly welcomed b.
his old home friends.
You viii find the latest novelties
IN Toys at Ch.lt0n's Drug Store.
Christmas presents to suit you
or her at Davidson & Wardiaw's
Kendel's Prices speak for them
selves.
Al the Cash Jewelry Store you
can ind genuine Hand Painted
Chinaware. Also tie most beau
tiful Cut Glass.
We want every citizen Of the
county to come to our store ana
inspect the lines Of holiday
goods. We invite you all whe-
ther you wish To buy or not.
Come. DAVIDSON Z WAEDtAw.
The contractors in Beat hav,
moved their machinery here anr'
nave begun IN esrnest 70 graz.
the roads. a more extende,! no.
lice II Just whas roads aud the
kind to De ouiit viii De given.
Mr.. J c. Sanders and wife and
their two daughters, Ruby and
Lillian, Mr.. l-obert Davis ard
wife, Mr. D0lph CearIey and sew
erai others left Monday for Texas
some GA visits. some u spead The
wintsr ard others 10 l1cate per-
maEtIy.
We viii gladly lay aside your
purchases Until you are ready -
take them home. or ~e viii de-
liver them az any hour OF any
day you may select.
DAVIDSON Z wARDLAv.
We are g!aG 10 learn ot the busi
ness success II two % our LaFay
etle county brys. Ioha aai Ar
thur Glile-ly, sous OF Mr. ". X.
Gallegly. They are located at
Corning, Ark, in a handsome
building and are doing the largest
+ furniture business between Litrls.
RScS and ST. LnIis. We wish
f,4ea continued success.
Christmas preseuts to s-it you
ard her ~ Davidson c Ward
AVS.
Men Wanted in Iissi ssi95i 10
represent The ! l.. WatSin- Medi
eia- Applicants mlst have jhe.r
owa team the sol.ci;cT CT safes
men VII be here Jan 0.h zai ~
A. the Co.o-i@l Hotel. These in
tervst4d please call.
j.. J. Back, Salesman.
Oxford, Aiss.
We WAT every citizen u the
county u CON g cur store aai
q Inspect tha Ines OF holiday
.-ea-ss. We invite you al
whether you wish to buy or no..
C1De. DAVIDSON I NAaDLayl
Have You I sweet tooth in your
head? Visit ''Salcse." at Ken
de.'s.
A special service was held in
the Baptist Church last night, DR.
II. L. Riley presiding. Others
partic pateG in the evenings exer
c.-ss alter which a farewell recea
tioa xas rendered Dr.. George ",
Leavell ard bride, who leave in
tss Gays for Los Angeles, Cal,
I-ter sailing for Canton, China.
Mr. j. II. Lewis has received a
telegram announcing the death Of
his iasher sunday At his home in
AihsuarIs County. Va, near
Charsottssvilie. Va Mr.. Lewis
has lived Ia Albsnsrie. biz native
Couaty al Of hi= long life III was
4 prominent aGd esteemed gi=ea
II tina. section. noted for the
wO IN aad character Of Is citizen
ship.
Following the usual custom.
The EAGLE viii not issas q paper
<CariStmas week, but take the only
holiday that rural printing office
observes. We thank our friends
and patrons for the valued patron
age for the past year and hope 10
merit a continuance of the sane.
Wishing each and all a Merry
Christmas with Health and Pros-
perity for the New Year We hope
70 gree; you with the same resu-
iarity in 1915
DEEHEEaDED
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

How inadequate is the las, moment
the usual conditions in citi.--,o
express the rlghtful Christmas s.nti-
ment Instead Of telling OF Christmas
Joy n It could but speak the gift
would say:
4 bring YOU a friends irritahilitie-.
and a sales woman's whit. checks.
and little cash girls sobs, and wish
You n miserable Christmas In short.
his bclat-d purchase. obtained With
such effort to all concerned. carries
NTH It the uuheard tears and sighs
II the Yuletiie angels. those shining
spirits Of Eladness We turn from our
ioors There is way to escape this
T.ry great annoyance 10 ourselves and
Injustice 10 others The shops mr..
iey.r crowded IN the early morning.
70 do the shopping then with the very
irst hour or n you are business
person and cannot spare the time.
write the friend whom you recall a,
his late hour nice little note full
u Christmas feeling or elso run
,rouat IN. corner and buy her n
bunch Of BRIGHT berries from any OF
he Temporary stands. which II not
9atronised would mean ruin to their
oyncrs Al any rate, however. YOU
'olyc the problem. keep on. though,
n your heart:
Peace on earth and good viii tow.
ard all the poor souls hired io soil
Christmas presents.
The next sinners agnlnp, the Yule.
tido angels ar" IN. family orres who
ieny the home children their rish,ful
share OF Christmas Joy. who IRE,
about having IN. li,,i- Christmas tree
Nth its ,firinx gi',a. who shatt.r in
'Antil. Idols by revealing IN. sacred
mystery Of Santa Claus. and so and
90 on. An. mc. ah. me. could I no,
,ell weeping stories myself Of this
hardness Of Kro~nup hearts a, this
llm~-s'or'-s of III" dark and dread
'ul day when q SILLY aunt of seven
zen mocked n,~ for my belief In good
Sriss krinxl~ and when. . little later
he edict went forth that vas too
Did TO think much Of Christmas" an,
more. 10 anybody ever too old" tc
hink Of Chrissmas' 10 the heart eve,
100 hardened not 10 suffer when the
iearest Of its sa.nts 10 ruthiessiy u
ten away
A. to this rubbishy talk Of the Christ
oas tree being too muoh trouble. o,
too much sapeoss. Il only meaAt
hat the srown.sps ars thinking -
1fsly u Themselves. TAsrs ass Christ
nas trees aaA Chsistaas trsss. az
- eAsapese asl iittisst nay brtss
~ - nueA ~ b soali hearts q
~ 0oee sxpsaslve eass. II fAet,
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

have seen nth. Christmas trees bur
dened with tiny gifts. and gay with
candles. that cost no NOR. nan .
coupl. OF dollars. They We're ct up
with love. and trimmed With love and
revealed with love: and the cH.ldren
aud the grown.ups were all aE happy
as happy could be because they had
invited every one OF IN. lulsrIs an
gels 10 the fun.
SO don't rob the children 0f heir
good Christmas saint. Santa Claus,
but leave them TO find out the acts
OF Christmas giving thcmselys- And.
be your HON. ever so poor. save some-
thing from the Housekeeping m1ney
10 give the children their TIshtfui
Christmas Joy In another way hen
the tire. cannot be managed An
orange. n biz. rosy apple, and a ak
ing stick OF striped peppermint INDY
cost but little Yet the bunch or heap
things will seem like Chrlsimas the
real ,ru.-,ruo Christmas. when IL II
dumped ou, OF the little stocking
Concerning NOR. important EIfts
than these. they also may be " the
xhcap.st sor'. All little child ex.
poets Is something new. so the tria.s
bought at REASONABLE. hour az Tho
i.n-cont store. the cheap. home drrss-
cd doll. the nickel watch or hrecn-
cent box OF paints. are all EQUALLY
priced. What IN" Riddles want is 10
feel their Ypl.'id. angels near ihsm.
and n It'll. extra bother, n little cx.
ira patience. viii achieve this bless-
lng Remember. too. the child vith.
out the gates. for II needs n shar, Of
your Joy. Sit up 4 little later for ,hs
I next SIX nights and ~" ~ha, you can
make out OF pretty scraps Of stun on
! hand. the co'"rcd pictures In IN. old
fashion books. etc. L., all IN. chm.
dr"n who c,uss your way feel some
OF tho giadn sss that IL In your own
heart. II Ii 90 easy. Don't grutub,c a
do what you can with enthusiasm and
give everything With love.
The worst sinners against Christ.
mas peace Are those Who Zee, the
season 10 . nuisance and Who do their
level best TO make others feel the
sams thing. They hate IN. excite
ment. the exchange Of presents. the
letters or cards they mus, send. the
idea Of having 70 give servant. money.
the dinners they must get up those
which they must attend And in hat.
ing these. and all the dosen and one
duties oe the Christnnstide. they
hate svsrytAing-ths 10y that 10 IN
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