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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
SOUTH EAST
"PICKUPS."

--Si50--
46xl2I faet. near 9Th L. and
Princeton ave.
5000.
b0xl10. just off 9th Il. pave
ment. VIII build little house
on IL for you and furnish the
money.
$685..
50xl57 foet. Sth T., near Prince
ton ave.
$3.50
1TX167 to alley. near 11th East
and north OF 10th South.
S2500.
Fine 4-room, we'll built and at
tractiyc cottage. with T0X5a0 feet
OF ground-5th East st.-beauti-
ful shade, vines, fruit trees. etc.
Eastern owner took II for $4,000
mortgage and Is now sacrificing
at above give away price.
ASHTON JENKINS CO.,
Mortgage Bankers,
AZ Main st.
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Lot. 413x1G5 IT,. 9Th East. close
to 4th So; house now on property
rents for S14 per month.
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$4,000.

$4,000.
On 9th East. ali improvements
lawns. flowers, shade, barn and
chicken runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

acres-Near 18th So. and 3rd
East VIII make an excellent
poultry farm Price, $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

30 acres-On 18th So. near car
line. Well cultivated some i'm
proyements, good water right,
etc SIZE per acre.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERs.
$500,

Building lot on 7th East, bet.
9Th and 9th So; good for double
house or apartment Terms can
be made.
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IRRIGATION PROJECT.

ABSTRACTS. TITLE INSURANCE
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance.:
attend to all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital $3.50, 900,
236 Main. a3S6i
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acres-3-rm. house. southeast
Price. $1,000. SMALL cash payment
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barn, chicken coops, uI under culti-
walton; II acres, shares water, all in
crop: acres with nice groom house,
ter right, nice Groom homo, will con-
slider some city property Call Hyand
3-W. Inquire Gundry Co. 207 Atlas Blk.
cd27
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An excellent buy OF 10 acres,
with q southwest slope. Located
near Murray. $3.50, Will make
good terms.
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$1700.

Corner bldg. lot on the North
bench. room for houses, so. and
west front.
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ne Is a downright bargain:
p,ecas from the Bountiful sta
pgue over 2 acres of ground,
. rsoom frame house. well,
=, n chlcken coops. a nice little
~ oicnera and berry patches,
cash. con ,.r ,on,h
1890 Price.
- Just ) blocks east of the
10y car line. in an excellent
~ r sno overlooking the en-
fa,Ny, The ground is per-
sVtl and surrounded oy
@'acl cl me finest orchards i'm
s II has a large street
~ and water rights which
ny, n.y. oest, This will make an
S,. ht'le farm or an excel
svmmer home.
n pl acre. We can arrange
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

Simply this: When you consider the To-
cation Of the property. the character Of
the soil, size Of the lots, prices and
terms, they can not be equaled in the
city,
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BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITE ADDITION

is located on the corner OF eth East and
18th South streets. Just north OF Wan
damere.
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CAPITAL LAND COMPANY

Read our display ad. on peee 26
real estate section,
These bargains subject to pre-
vious sale or change of price.
TIE UP one OF the small tracts
we are Offering this week on the
very edge Of the city. south
east" irrigation water right with
every tract. between two car
lines: just what you have bean
wanting, pieco OF ground big
enough to grow things. a country
home adjoining the city, in par
GELS from S175 and UP. SIS down
and So a month. (Read fuller
description OF this in our display
ad. on real estate page.)
NORTH BENCH. CLOSE IN,
S-room brick, all modern except
furnace, large. cheerful rooms.
lawn. garden. shade trees, side
walks. located as II is. you can
rent some OF the rooms to good
advantage: a good home and in
vestment combined; on terms.
price $4,000
9Th WEST, CLOSE IN, 4-room
cottage, near good school. two
car lines; an exceptional bargain:
on terms: price 1880
CAPITAL LAND COMPANY.
Wasatch 37s. Ind. 2724,
All Kearns bldg,
Salt Lake City.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMs AND ACREAaH.
FARMS.

acres-A suitable farm for
poultry, fish and garden truck.
Is located southeast. Price, $1700.
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HOMESITE ADDITION
HOMESITE ADDITION
HOMEEITE ADDITION

We are more than surprised at the way
these choice lots are being picked up
by the public,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY
II you want a lot in this addition We
would be pleased to show them to you
at any time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

q us show you a house we
1or $4,000 equal to any $4,000
= IN the city; 3 spacious
lull basement, sleeping
Jul frpnt and back porches,
y piers and approach on
g nnlshed IN beautiful FIR. all
Hdt modern buffet kitchen
IeIIgerat!ng cooler. mantel
pookcases In living room.
ID iart, you must see II TO
eG'ate IL VIII make terms
H $4,000 Price.
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CONTRACTS LET.

Contracts have been let for the erection
OF three nice brick cottages IN Homesite
Addition and building operations VIII
start as soon as weather will permit.
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HERE rs YOUR CHANCE
TO OWN A HOME.
FOR A SHORT TIME.

s5 90 cash and $3.50 per month Will Sc
cure you nice lot in Homesite Addition
where you can have q garden as we'll as
coZy home.
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FOR SALE. ALL IN VII
Delta Irrigation coBz
main limo OF g. P, L.
140 miles south Of Salt
We can fix up tho m
home. or the man who
nm investment
We have improved far
to SIZE per acre.
Relinquishments from e6Y
acre. and a few good hoHS4
desert claim locations.
Everything we handle Is either "
ditch or water can be put on IL from
to $50 per share.
We can give liberal terms on most a
property we handle
Write or call on
KELLT-RYAN REALTY CO..
Deseret Utah b1126
Branch off'pN 1926 Kearns bldg. Bell
Wasatch 6016.
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SNAPS-SEE OWNER, 4 IDEAL PfILD-
ing lots; East side: must sell; mike us
offer Hyland 81S-R CAPS
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WHAT'S THE REASON?
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THE ALLIANCE INV. CO.,
IL SO. Main St. Phones 4449
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LOTS.

4 Lt1TS.
@ ra,, lois In any part NJ the
M ,9llowlng ara but a few OF
ss as,. @ alley. near 7th East
|r1,sh a,sh South, 500. '
i, sssn near 9Th East and l1th
~ SSp,,,,o 70 alley. 9th East and
isso 9th East just east of
VA " 70 alley. on north bench
Nh 4th ave. between c and
y sth East and stb South,
IA hs on all Of these lots.
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$4,000.
Neat little 7-rm. mod. bungalow.
hot water heat, laundry, base
ment, extra toilet and lavatory,
sleeping porches, street paved.
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fe consider this an EXCEPTION
f good buy:
\ vary neat 4-room brick cot
3 located southeast of Liberty
n; very desirable locality; &C.
& EASEMENTS, large 60~foot lot,
gnfed by privet hedge: 25
Ens frult trees, chicken coops,
tarh Balance SIS e month.
$500 Price.
de lot alone is worth $500.
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EXCHANGE CITY REALTY, CLEAR,
for. lands or, ranches: ample water;
principals Hyland 661-W, c363
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$3.50 PER FOOT.
4s feet on Main st. near 9TH
South. Terms can be arranged.
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5000 PER FOOT.
Small piece OF semi
property on srd South, between
End and 3rd East
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HoUsToNs THE EoUsERs.
$500.
Building lot on 7th East, bet.
8th and 9th So: good for double
house or apartment. Terms can
be made.
s2250.
Lot 413I16b IT,, 9Th East. close
to 4th So; house now on property
rents for S14 per month.
$17o0.
Corner bldg. lot on the North
bench, room for houses, so. and
west front.
$4,000
On 9th East. ali improvements
paid, neat little 5-rni. cottage:
lawns. flowers. shade, barn and
chicken runs.
s600o
Nedt utUe i-Tln. rnOQ. bungalow,
hot water heat, laundry, base
ment, extra toilet and lavatory,
sleeping porches, street paved.
5000 PER FOOT.
Small piece of semi business
property on Srd South, between
End and 3rd East.
$3.50 PER FOOT.
4s feet on Main st, near 9Th
South. Terms can be arranged
Business corner on State street
at a very low price.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
351 Main st. Phones, 81
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all
Casualty Lines.
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EvERYBoDY's DOM IT NOW.
DOM WHAT? BUYING LAND OF ME-
20 acres, near city: $3.50: terms.
$50 acres. no better unimproved land
anywhere: SIS per acre; terms. -
10 acres with well; s1050: terms.
have from 120 acres to as mt
you want, from $3.50 to SIS PEI
on terms to suit: some OF this cs
changed for city property: ha,
thousand acres Of best grazir
west at low price; long time
II you want land. anywher
GEO. w, DANL
S16 Newhouse bl
Bell 1926.
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n & cARLQUIST COM
PANY.
Ialn Street. Phones $50.
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D brieb, ssuy splendid four
|l0xI57 :, mouse; southeast: lot
iruit tr.oo ~ 70 ls-foot alley; 20
! q, 81 ,.s, ss,sdEe, fne large &c chieEen EGSr
g sirees 'ohg, one block from
Ihls pIaca. rafty paid s3l00
N xplS p'S e Is willing 10 lose
'ucs ON on ,so al once. Part cash
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Business corner on State street
at a very low price.
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DoU YOU WANT A HOME? OF
COURSE YOU DO. YOU SHOULD BUY
desire In houses and lots from our large
listings-cash or terms, to please you.
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HoMEsEEKER. ATTENTION!

We have new 4-room pressed brick
house, pantry and electric light, Of an
acre OF ground-s1600. 5000 cash, SlS per
month-located one block from street car
and 2 miles from head postoffice.
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CLOSE-IN ACREAGE FOR LEASE. IN
quire ], A, Brown, 81 Main st. u421
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q . GsAtRsL!oUIsT sts COM
b. FIrsa. street, Phones a5o
INSURANCE. Rentals.
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5room mod. brick. e. End So., $4,000
$500 cash. S25 per mo-. ino- interest.
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NOW ALL TOGETHER-SAY
DOUGLAS PARK" c4oO

IF YOU ARE WANTING A BUILD1NG
site YOU Will not be disappointed with
Douglas Park II Is the most desirable
residence section in the entire city.
Prices low, monthly payments; money
furnished 10 build c44S
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LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FKOM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yarda fs2 So. State.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22
ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON AT THE
WOMAN'S CLUB

The study class OF the Woman'5
Club, OF which Mrs. d. w. Davis is
chairman, had charge OF the afternoon
at the club Saturday, and some Of its
members rendered a most delightful
PROGRAM. which was enjoyed by a
very large portion of the club mem
ership.
The subject OF the afternoon was
Humor" in literature, and all Of the
numbers were on this subject.
Pretty programs on the club sta
J.onery were distributed by Mrs. A.
+ Burnett. Mrs. F. E. McClane, Mrs.
E. ". Davis and Mrs. Weihe.
The following was the excellent
program rendered during the after
noon:
The Origin of Riley Day"-Mrs.
~ G. Groves.
"Wouan's Rights CArtemus Ward)
Mrs. f. e. Wetherbee.
S4uibs-Mrs. b. ii. Seymour.
Sons-Miss Cecil Downs.
Music Miss Annie Laurie Perry.
Reading. Miss Race HOSES Party
lSacaA Iocke)-Mrs d. w. Davis.
The study class, at the conclusion
ot their enjoyable program, present
~ tae Wcman's Club a set of eight
etut.ful Christy pictures-the
Nm,rican girl series, which will be
l,,d - adorn the club walls. They
Nvre accepted with a vote of thanks.
The following new members have
been received in the club at the last
$50 executive committee meetings:
Neslames John Dozier. L. r. Chazal,
ftta Hood Robinson. J. P. Galloway.
Edwin Spencer, IT., f. c. Bennett, G..
& Pasteur, l.. ". Ponder, A. T. Thorn
~. I;ex Todd. Mrs. Purdon and Miss
Isabel Nays. Mary Marshall, Mary
yilour and Ethel Seymour.
Alter lie study class had concluded
troeram Mrs. Arthur Cobb and
Hrs :. z. Sistrunk acted as hostess
a,l served very lovely sandwiches,
coffee with whipped cream and fudge.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ESTHER
WEATHERS ANNOUNCED AT
CARD CLUB MEETING

A number of the members of the
young ladies' card club met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Esther Weathers
to reorganize for the winter season.
Before the business session of the
meeting had begun Miss Weathers in
formally announced her engagement
and approaching marriage TO Mr..
George II. Ford of Jacksonville,
which would necessitate her dropping
ont of the club this year. This an
n-ouncement came as a great surprise
and although her friends in the club
regret exceedingly that her marriage
is going to take her away from Ocala
TO reside. she has only the very
Warmest and best good wishes OF
them all. Miss Weathers is II of
Ocala's best loved and best known
young women, the oldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. b. \. Weathers, pioneer
citizens Of Ocala, and her engagement
is Of great interest to all. Both she
and Mr.. Ford are members of promi-
nent families of this city, and their
marriage in December will be the
elimination of a friendship that has
lasted from childhood.
After the business session OF the
card club Miss Weathers, assisted by
her cousin, Mrs. VERNE Stevens, sery-
ed a very dainty course of refresh
ments, during which the engagement
of the popular hostess was, Of course.
the chief topic of the conversation,
and she was extended congratulations
and good wishes, and her resignation
as a member OF the club OF which she
has long been so popular and active
a member, was most reluctantly &C
cepted.
The first meeting OF this card club
will be on the afternoon OF the first
Thursday in December, with Mrs. Ar
thur Clark as hostess.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22
WCuAN's CLUB TO GIVE DEMON.
ST7ATlON FAIR

The Womau's Club has arranged to
.aI9 q demonstration fair in February
81, last the better part Of a week. 4
.aal1or OF the leading merchants OF
'e.'a haze been interviewed and are
l-e enthusiastic about the plan,
.u win begin at once TO arrange for
.C.al exhibits on certain days. ana
..o.al Inducements will be given 10.
lt crin% towns to attend. A great
t.rae.ion viii be the lectures and
det onstrations in domestic science
sra ~ Miss Harris Of the State
rol.e4e for Women in the Gas Cam
paays reservation. On Saturday Miss
Harris viii lecture principally for
farmers wives on farmers institute
~arE.
Ta.s viii not be exactly a made in
Oclla" fair. but it will demonstrate
what can be bought in Ocala, and
AIT attract wide attention to u pro
gressive city, and our unusually com
plete and progressive business estab-
Ishments.
The Woman's Club intends to make
this demonstration fair a permanent
thing. to be held every year. The
Woman's Club of Jacksonville has
done it with success for several years,
and We believe there is as much en-
terprise and public spirit to the
square inch in Ocala as any place in
the state.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22
DEATH AT

Mrs. r. F. huffman, a longtime res
ident Of Anthony, died at her home
ON Monday, and was buried at Spar
Tuesday afternoon. She was in her
18th year. and is mourned by a large
number OF relatives, friends and ae-
quaintanCes.
Messrs. McIver & MacKay of this
city had charge of the funeral ar
raugementS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Mrs Z. II. Swain Of Anthony vas
in Ocala Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Berger and Mrs.
Nonse of Muncie. Ind, who have hith-
erto been spending their winters in
California. and this year through the
influence of Mrs. Swain, who always
has Florida in her thoughts, will
spend the winter at Anthony, and SO
far are highly pleased.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22
FLORAL AUTOMOBILE PARADE

The following prizes are offered by
the local agents OF the automobiles
named below:
For best decorated Cadillac car
Plush auto laprobe by Knight & Lang.
For best decorated Hudson car
Electric auto horn. by Florida Auto
Sales Co.
For best decorated Ford car-Auto-
mobile clock. by r. B. Meffert.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Judge Koonce went over to Center
Hill Monday to defend a client charg-
ed with assault and battery, the state
being represented by Col. Ray Bull
lock OF Ocala. The case was trans
ferred to another justice district, Lin
den.-Sumter County Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Mr.. c. f. Worrell, manager of the
Lake View Hotel at Leesburg, passed
through the city Tuesday with his ho-
tel force for Leesburg. to open the
Lake View for the winter season. Mr..
Worrell expects all Florida travel rec
ords to be broken this season.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Rev. J, B. Culpepper and his SON,
Rev. Burke C~ulpepper. are holding re-
vival services at Sarasota. So much
interest is manifested in the meet
ings that the stores are closed every
afternoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Hon. Goree Nelson, our efficient
clerk of the circuit court, who has
been confined to his bed for several
weeks. is improving, and We all hope
to see him out again soon.-Sumter
County Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Judge L. l.. Hopkins is very proud
of the vote he received for justice of
the peace in the last election. He re-
ceived the vote of every white dem
ocrat in the precinct, and some from
the other side.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Webb 81
Kendrick came in Friday night TO at
tend the play. "Forty-iye Minutes
From Broadway"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

DR.. W. Y. Newsom vas called to
Green Cove Springs Saturday on pro-
fessional business.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-22

Mr.. D. 4. Clark Of Martel was
among our Saturday visitors.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-12-19

MAS hlORNlNa,
salem. which has had to be renewed
several times In consequence Of its out.
er surface being literally kissed away
by pious devolees The tradition is
that Christ was once laid In this man.
ger. A few feet distant is the chapel
OF the Magi, where the wise men Of
old. Melchior, Caspar aud Balthazar.
came worshlplng with rare gifts.
A subdued, rich light is diffused
throughout the grotto by the softly
glowing lamps over the star. aud the
swinging. Cehsers lend an agreeable
odor to an Otherwise close and musty
atmosphere. An worldly thoughts are
banished MS the kneeiinF pilgrims lis
ten spellbound to the melodlous chant
of the sacrSdspflca or the full, sturdy.
noble singi0g-of the grand looking,
bearded priests The lov roof. the
"living rock" the censofs the music,
the lights, AL seem TO dissolve. and 10
their stead there appear to the moist
eyeseot the adorlug pilgrims the man.
gerNeFadle with the hGbrs the Virgin
mother aud loscph, the mean SURROUND
ings, the oxen and their litter ofsstMw
and the gentle, wondering sheep
The Chnstmus festivities, however
are not confined to the Church OF the
Nativity. The week is a general festi
val In the town and a season OF huan
rial harvest for It's citizens Like ali
prlentals. they are thrifty to avaricious
hess, aud the sight Of the splendid grt,
that are brought year after wear to tn,
church aud especially the Grotto chap
ell by strangers from ufar widely eS
cite their cupidlty Among those thou
sands that are living temporarily IL
tents, or Il may be, quartered In tn,
more comfortable convent, there ar,
many rich who can be easily persuade,
into generosity when under the super
natural iniluence that seems to pervad'
eyerything at Bethlehem.- Philadei
phia Record,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-12-19

fairies going to a Christmas party"
Mary clapped her hands, too, and
Baby Jane thumped her rattle on the
floor and crowed But Mrs Brown
looked out Of the window rather anx-
lously.
The store was a mile away, and the
snow seemed to come thicker and
faster every minute.
"How do you s'pose Santa Claus can
get here In such storm?" asked Jack.
at which Mary's face clouded.
Perhaps this thought was troubling
Mrs Brown She didn't answer for
more than a minute. not until Jack
spoke again.
pooh m nonsensep' he said. "Thls
isn't much of o snow. l could 60 In II
myself wells not"
"Could you, dearT asked his mother
quickly "I'm afraid It's chance II
papa gets home before tomorrow. the
wood road will be so blocked. and l
want some things from the store to-
night Do you suppose you can so
with your sled. Jackier
"Why. yesl' cried Jack, delighted
enough. and In very few minutes
he was ready to start. 4.
Give this note to Mr.. Simpkins.''
said his mother, "and then you won't
have anything to remember. And be
careful. dear. and hurry home as fast
as you can" ~
Mr.. simpkins' eyes twinkled when be
read that note.
4 can't attend to you right away
be said to Jack. "and 7 wish you'd Just
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-12-19
A Perfeot chris.r,a,.

Let us try to imagine what scene
the world would present II all men the
earth around could have and enjoy one
perfect Christmas-on day In which
the Christmas spirit should manifest
itself In every human heart IN oil its
hoppiest, trucst, largest meaning
What q foretaste Of the millennium
such day would be, What sorrows
would be mitigated, what misery as.
suaged, what enmitics, ieaousles, bit
terneSses, would be buried never to be
renewed Such n Christmas even FOR
one day would be source Of immeas
urable blessing to the world. It could
not fail to break the crust of human
teitishness beyond restoration and sci
many springs Of kindness and good
win lowing, never to cease While
such Christmas, even for day. cor
Exist only in the realm OF dreams, IL is
within our power TO make each recur
ring Christmas measurably like It by
translating our wishes into deeds. by
making the best Of our means and op
portunlties TO make life q little bright
er aud little sweetor FOR those around
us and little nearer Ike the ufe W,
could truly wish for OIL manklnd.- Les
Hes Weekly,