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New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

eliminate all waste when cutting is
necessary. The same methods nave
been carried out in every detail OF the
deyelopment of Mountain Lakes Resi-
dental Park. Timber. cleared away
for roads. has been sold at a proht
Sand deposits which have been fOund
necessary ito remove in the making OF
roads and laying out of the property
have brought an unusual revenue u
this company. Rock of the finest qua
lty is used on the property and utilized
for foundations and necessary stone
work; thus the property ltseI1 Is
Of the highest quality development, ana
the purchaser Is in no way paying the
usual high development costs Which
are a necessity added to lots and mouse
developments. D.;
In home at Mountain Lakes Kesl-
dental Park the people thus receive
the best Of material, fine workmanship p
and every up-to-date advantage aho
convenience at a simple low PRICE anC
in addition they enjoy the beauties OF
this wonderland Of mountains ana
lakes. The air is clear and dry as tha'
Of the Adirondacks. The rolling slopes
and towering hills and the supero
scenery incessantly call one 10 "hoie-
some outdoor life. Among the pas
times in summer are canoeing. boating
bathing and fishing, and IN winter ice
boating, skating and ice hockey
Mountain Lakes Residential farH 10
within easv access of New YORK Cily'
being on the main line OF the LacKa
wanna and only forty-nlne minutes
ride to the express statlon at the ptedSc
4 beautiful boulevard extending from
east 10 west, parallelling the MOTIFS
County trolley line, IS WITHIN COM !
lent access TO the Boonton ralIrodu
ttation 10 the Mountain Lakes station
Denville, Lake Hopatcong ana '"o' 10
town and many other places. ooo
In little over three years zoo
horos have been completed. All the
titjos are Guaranteed by the Fidelity
Trnst Company OF New Jersey.
fine plot, which will cost about
COX 000 has lust been completed, and Is
On ths TON of one Of the lakes facing
tb. Country Club. where tennis, boWl-
inc billiards. etc, are enjoyed; also
arerIa accommodations are proVloed
Sor canoes and a large dock for boats
etc. ,,. -
Mountain Lakes Residential 'ark mas
hoan altering to people OF refinement
,,bo u,ish 10 combine themselves win
the beauty and enjoyment 9i counoay oa y
life amid faultless SURROUNDINGS ''"i
New York City. i.
The following are recent sales n made aSi
At Mountain Lakes Residential IAfH ~ /,
r. II. Clifford, twelve room no G0psv' Sv 20o SG
Lake. Drive, plots 32 and 81; " lJE FsDyning ny ne
feet, house 1876; George W; ;;,natad Sn,i's on
house PIT, plots Z and y, s'vT%tfu W;Idwood oli
Briarclif Road, plot on Dlots " ''9S0 95. 70
Lake; Theo. Cocheu' )rs PHI nil Road.
and II. situated on LsTel a6e si,uateS H,,, y on
and $. d. Jones, house Zo4, SUE shomIevsrd a
lots %, %, 45 and 49, on S,.ero 'ne oO ulots i9
Also sold to A. K. HanneI,s aha,,,evprd p,yd'1 and
and 20. situated on the oouoctd octed cost
lake front, home to oe e''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

ployers' Association. the Building Ma
terisl Exchange. the United Real Es-
tate Owners. the Allied Real Estate
Interests, the Advisory Council of Real
Estate lnteSssts, the Bronx Board OF
Trade, the West Side Taxpayers As
sociation. the Woodstock Association
and all the other realty and building
trade organizations Of this greater city
will see this invitation and will accept
it, if not as a body, as individuals.
The Vanderbilt Concourse Building
was designed for executive Offices only.
No mercantile shipping Of any kind is
permitted on the premises.
In regard to the location of the
building Mr.. Messimer. of Messimer &
Carreau, says:
THE growing Importance of this
neighborhood as machinery and man
ufacturing centre is emphasized by the
fact that a lease has been made to the
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
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Other important concerns are Manning,
Maxwell & Moore the Nathan Manu-
featuring Company, the American
Hardware Company and the II. w.
Johns-Mauville Company. Several other
important corporations have signifed
their intention of moving into this sec
tion from the old machinery district
around Cortlandt and Church streets"
Mr.. Carroau says:
The building trades movement,
which began some years ago, II eds lit
tie comment, as most of the largest
firms in the architectural, engineering
and building lines are already located
within this district. As promise of
what is to come it might be mentioned
that large number Of prominent lum-
Der dealers will move their executive
Offices to the Vanderbilt Concourse Off
ces on May l. This movement stamps
this location as the future centre of the
wholesale lumber trade"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

ne public has been made familiar
I'd the results achieved by the time.
a'T and money saving methods OF
Sasncy experts as applied 10 most
''9 dnd Of manufacturing industry
tie country-and it is generally
r'vn that the efficiency methods have
aasd their highest perfection in the
'aAo States Navy. where every move
Every man, every piece of mechan-
Il and every dollar expended is made
Tsld 80 99-l0O per cent of efficiency.
'''is Is truly no waste.
ass comparatively easy matter to
'2pliy movements of men and ma
lies in factory or upon a battle
~ FOR the reason that the work rs
'.leally the same from day TO day
The working conditions do not
age, but it has remained for the
'A'sln Lakes Residential Park Own
% have been one of the first home
seopment companies TO employ an
aehey engineer 70 drill efficiency
,'aods into the army of varied work
Sho are employed on this one
.;'aad-scre property. Over five hum
y OF eight hundred men are con-
s.ay employed by days labor the
!; t0uno on this property.
'ae iesolts achieved by r. F. Barnes,
..lAln Lakes efficiency engineer,
/ At surpassed the expectations OF
psfk owner, II J. Hapgood. The
WI building houses has been reduced
- 20 per cent to 80 per cent net, the
%aard Of all buildings has been
NJ 6Iaihed and is of the highest pos
~ hogses are built on huge stone
Iseuons laid IN cement only first
~ Kiln dried lumber, wei sea-
M Is ased-sll hardware, plumbing
heating material is Of highest
AID and the workmanship in
- branch Of home building is of the
y, 'Ie only skilled men are employed.
Dsrhes's working force is actu-
-, seI drilled army, nearly a regi-
- snd every man knows his posi-
!. " the firing line. and this firing
4, SSosers 1000 acres of the most
Z =. operations MIR. Barnes has got
NJ suits BY planning all the work
s,,.. ~ ls.eaVanee, and has always under
ssn I.ton twenty or thirty houses.
a,,is NiHanlzed building force is con-
Ia Vpehlng new drives; following
d sN. T~es the landscape architect 20
ess, nome sites; then follow the
ass,.; SQUAD, who make ready for the
I'd NOn Nn dlgRers and masons, who
os. "e S foundations. The trainers
aD,r,,, s men the carpenters and stucco
9ss ~ ,au interior plasterers the va
Sdl,senor squads complete the
Ia and finally come the paint
sldisssn squad works two or three
sny R' ahead Of the other. and over
SrssaooAe' are constantly under con-
ssettse, material is bought in large
St ma ior 30 or 100 homes at a
" such size and length TO
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Efficiency Methods at Mountain Lakes
Successful Results Obtained by Application Of This System Home Building
Lowest Possible FigreNlny Sales OF Va
cant and Improved Sites Recently Made

$4,000, fifteen room house; Walter L
Lawson. plot adjoining his home, on
Hillcrest Road; Edw. Stryker plot ad-
joining his home, on Laurel Hill Road;
Frank T. Modlton, house POS, plots 80
and 40. situated on Howell and Boule-
ward Roads; R. j. Smythe. house 147,
plots 23 and "a, situated on BriarclifY
Road, and II. V. Helms, house 46, lots
0 and OF, situated on Dartmouth Road.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
ROROIGH OF 0rEENs.

BEAUTIFUL NEW SEMI-BUNGALOW.
seven rooms and tile bath. parquet
floors; living room and conservatory orlcK
f.rcplace: Gne community. restricted, three
minutes from express station. 100 trains
daily from Flatbush and Pennsylvania sta
tions 2S minutes. price SJ.sOo; easy terms
Phone 1876 Cortland j.. MEAD BklGGS'
200 Broadway. New York.
SOUND CREST n MILLS OFT ON NORTH
shore room s,ucro house. 500 r. 70 beach; ID
q elevation. overlooking sound; plot AOIlo0; al
improvements. iuclosei porch. parquet doors
Large living and bed rooms. make right pnce ana
terms 10 suit WEDDLE. 90 y 23d Street Flush
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

NEM YORK STATE.

COUNTRY HOME ON TWO BEAt TIT lAhLS
rocms and bath. sleeping porch. opI are
plarp. viii sell for t..1j0. respDns0ie buyer can
mgtr owu irrus Wn'e for particun.. lAhE
NftHOPAC BUNGALOW COLONY. - Nsi "a
- Srx Yo-k Ci'y 'Fhone aSGO Madison square
COZ NTRY HOME ON BEAUTIFUL LARGE
lRlr fny m'los our on Central Il X
g lfh. ntt.e cash. ast fo- particulars TVS VII
irt,,... .ou l. : FAhsON. ~ West I'D s..
Ncs York City. Phone 1850 Madison Square.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

TOMS g.. Are yog opla.s' -.
RIVER SS9.s.io%s-sot;ssSs...' S S..1' etc g
P. P. rtKIsToN. BIdr. Tom, River Il. :.
CHICKEN FARMS. IA ACRE PLOTS, WITH
ne" house: all Improvements. poultry house and
slns: fru tFee. 20 minutes out where the voice o.
Nature tells o' tie birds and trees and flowers.
the home the garden: best Investments ever OF red
on very easy terms. Write tor full particulars.
OkBEN. $40 ftremcnS Bld1. Newark. y J.
ARTISTIC NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSE: BOSTON
plan. al latest Improvements beam ceilings
chestnut Trim. open hreplsces. etc located IN most
beautiful par OF NewaT%s suburbs; easy terms.
Write ior full particulars. 0RBEN. $40 Fircmen )
B!ds. Newark. \.
CHARMING room House new: iarso rooms.
c.Oses: excellent c)nslIcuOn. pOrches dJLbls
osA hoos. did bath. 'dtchsn large. brsht recep-
place: steam, fas. electricity. restricted section
1000 cash balance nl,ge;
EDW. y. BROWN. 81 Park ar. Rutherford Y ].
FINE SIX ROOM DWELLINGS. SITUATED IN
all the pretty suburbs % Newark some with large
grounds. modern improvements; small cash down.
balance Ike rent Write the owner FOR iull psrtic-
ulars. oRBEN. $40 Fitemen's Bldg Newark y. ]
2Sy111 Il1T Near Penn. Depot. choice surround
o9AiLU lui inss sewer. water gas walks: choice
bungalow ste. $3.50. easy terms snap seldom orered
QUINCY CO.. 2ls Broad ST.. silfsbsth. N j.
BEAUTIFUL oNE-FAMILY RESIDENCE. ALI.
part Of The Oranges: splendid view small amount
do9n: balance lite rent Write for appointment
ORBEN. $40 Firemen'. Blg Newark y J.
iOcc CASH BuNGALOw. $3.50. READY FOR
$40 MONTH"; COTTAGES. $500 ] OCCI PANCY
i3 Miles from y Z D.. l.. & W. & Erie r. n
OeLPHlC REALTY CO. lsg BROADWAY.
HILLTOP BI, NGALOW-SIX ROOMS AND BATH
all Improvements or large plot: $3.50 $500
down. balance SIS per month MAHWAH. 40 West
3od 81 Phone $3.50 Madison square
"NUTLEY IN \ NUTSHELL"
All about the Ideal Home Town"
SECRETARY. Box 3li. Nut'ey. y ]
HOUSES PlOTs ACRFAGF pnseIiE
So - commutaii0n. 100 trains daily. easy terms.
WARMAN. 260 =. "a av Roselie. Y J.
COME AND SEE OvE HOMES AND GARDENS
Crsgmcre S,v'retsy. Cragmrrr Association
n West sd s.. Phone 1850 Madison square
BARGAIN -H0ue. ta-n and SIT sccs. 500: casy
terms BEARpAiL. Owasss Lake Newton. y J.
ALI ABOUT RI THERFORD. Y J.
Address ~ BIICITY. Boz g. Rutherford :,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

co,Ou.rr THIS SUMNER TO LAKE ANTRIM.
in he Ramapo Mountains. a. minutes e'p'rs,
..-xice suuuner bung4lo al improvements axe
s,spi zee. pr-c- 81 500. 4. sre p.pi 500 npNi'
taiso. sla r4r ulngtl includ.rg Interest all pm.
ma LAKE ANTRIM BUNGALOW tOLoNl' "
We., 3.J 81 Phone $3.50 Madsou square
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

FACTORY LOFTS for manufacturing tl-ec lo's
y 600 So frc, all og separate. n.h, four sld,s
rf,y butldlrg. heat; htcprOJi. .pduNc-s elevator
minutes from Manhattan. all r. terminals
srh g. ferry aud Bridge. lowest insurance ra.c
Bradey Bulldi'g lpfh AID i.l SIS, vernon as.
l. / Cty 4 : BRADLEY owner l0i BceAm4l
- MauhattaE. phone 3ptI-Beehmil.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

pporrrABLT LITTLE FARMS At Richland Heights.
In Shcn AndOah N9Acy Ot Virginia. selected location.
+, and 10 are trar's $50 a.d W. easy terms
good f,tii vegetable. poultry and livestock country.
80. us, If other farms. send for literature Low.
= IA RAUME Agrl Az. y. W Ry, $40
Arcade Bldg.. Roanoke Va
FARMS Country homes - miles from New f5rk
Booket A ". REYNOLDS. Newto"n. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE

LEAVING tof West will mb'et Apartment Hoe
Calumet. $40 West 3ith s. See Manager.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
LONG ISLAND.
Lo>G ISLAND CRY.

so ACRES IN hANHAsssT. |. I. ,...
Vigh elevation. big irlrtsS" 1r trolley, Ideal
cation: bargain. JAMES Il DAY Hartford Conn
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY.

ATTgNTloH-First aorsaae moneS r,"a,
N. f,i ,iIo,Strg prprs rites. which are wei iOsiel.
. oi ,ii nav ali expense and furnish tile policy
% 900 Al ~, yfs. choice plot OF iois' worm
a. sno a. 6eg. VS.. on choice cor. lei. near ncI
'-'''' T. station. worth $1,000. -. ,.-,,
$500 a 50. yrs.. on r0use and los worm
q, ooo 80 80 3 yrs on po, 2 lots on Webster
9. 500 a. -cs. on family. l3 room house. worth
9, .oo a. So. on brick family house "orh
a. ooo on conner family house. worth
a. ooo fe' on choice Parkway pot. worth ;ll.-
a. soo ~ sisG,. on family house and lots. worth
20 pa-ticulars call write
ogARI BROS 200th ST. and webster Ave
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
I NEED MONEY

VII sacrirce my 2-fAmlIy house. V1J Tnotns
Upper aoor leased. tT2O annually Income 81 200.
EIpenses s716 90. prunt. N3 50 located 4 SEE
tion on hgh ass homes offered for quick sale
No brokers ~ 1913 Tribune
$3.50 CASH OVER FIRST MORTGAGE BUYS
QUO family, semi detached. 81 900 cash over ~,
morxAse buys two family bnck. other oaTans
GHBERT ELLIOTT ls5 Broadvu y. Y.
RARGAIN -s22 T&th street one family brick. nine
rooms and bath all improvements. detached.
driveway. +orioo. OWNER tlo IZnd Street, BROOK
lyn.
ONE FAMILY HoUsE-Good condition: p1cs
a. 900; sant offer. &2s 18th At Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

'IARCHNONT ON THE SOUND

IARCHMONT ON The SOUND
A. excellent opportunity 10 obtain home IN
th. rr,iaentlal section Of Lsrchmout on the Sound
an. of railroad shor wsk 70 the station and
irar ihc yacht clubs: some OF The locations have
s..f,r views. $500 cash. balance so monthly. Ike
rer, IAKCIiMONT TERIACE. ~ WcS S2d ST.
Phone $3.50 Madison Square
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
Ser.raI a.tra.tiyr building sites Oh Sound side
rsIiro.d AZ larchmoIt. even Improvement: shoii
ws'k 10 bathing beach sad station; 500 cash and
mall monthly payments. money Tor building pur-
- . desiret Bon 20 T. r. X. 40. Tribune
i-,1vr Otto lID4 Broadway.
1FTUACTISE STUDIO. sEhli BUNGALOW ~
i,.fis section L4rchm'lt: seven rooms and
1s-s. bafh. all lafesi Improvements. short walk
10 /. ..'oI and near bathing beach. etc. $500 cash
i..A.s- like rent MILLER. 40 West sd -
'Il1.s $3.50 Madison Square
NfN NoCmILE y. Y Al .acrirre. beautiful
re,f i,nce In woodland az. u rooms. BAN
.,o,us toilets; lot ,lra size: value. ;l2 900. vii
.su 'or les Apply 10 A VI. Co.vin. - y. Ninth
a. Mount Vernon. y. y
CHESTER HIIL. Mount v-rnon-Pof f.nt. rus
re.i ienre II rooms bath s'e.m heat. near sta
tas suitable physician Or d,ntis;. moderate ielt e,
Appy Room l3Os. 30 Eai t2d o.. Phone 2lso
Murray H!N
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
ItAIsusH51iMnLtoMooo NANCE.

hlbhLf HtoFtIlED otNlNoN
Two new frame detached NEN STILL bun gaots.
seven soous and bath TIED wal aaI hpor ln bsth-
room with shower bath. paIqget hJOrs. clecir'
lights hot water heat. open fireplace. beam ceiling
dinlug room instant aneous bot water system sleep
az porch. automobile driveway. Ave J. station
Brighton Llne. Must be seen 70 be- appfcciated
HOWARD X MACKENZIE.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

FINE SIN-ROOM DWELLINGS,. SITUATED IN
all the pretty suburbs of Newark some with large
grounds. modern improvements. small cash down
balance Ike rent Write the owner for full partic-
ulArs. ORBEN. $40 Elkemen.s HIlg- Nematk \ 1
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

ARTISTIC NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSE; BOSTON
plan. al latest Improvements. beam ceilings
chestnut Trim. open hreplsces, located IN most
beautiful part Os NewaTHs suburbs: easy terms.
Write for full particulars. OkBEN. $40 Firemen s
BliE. NsMsIk Y ]
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-22
Velvet Afternoon Gowns.

According to the Dry Goods Econ ON.
list. rich afternoon gowns OF velvet are
featured in black, brown, rose, white
and blue. Green in also shown to some
extent. but has not proved as popular
as the colors named. Fur trimmings
finish off many of these gowns. The
furs most in use are skunk, raccoon,
kolinsky. fox. krimmer, mole. beaver
and caracul. In many instances the
furs harmonize In color with that of
the dress, mole being used on gray.
skunk and beaver on brown, beaver
on beige and white fox on white and
similar combinations Some of the
more striking effects In afternoon
gowns are brought out by the use of
beaver on white broadcloth or on chif-
fon velvet, or the black fox on white
or on tan.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-22
IF IN DOUBT, CHOOSE BLUE
Color That Is Always Popular, and Its
Shades Are Practically
Innumer rable.

II you are in a quandary as to which
color to choos7 for your winter tailored
suit. you will be safe in making 1t
blue. This color is represented by the
popular tones known as corbeau--
ravens wing-soldat, Russian. Bel.
GUM, China midnight. navy. marine
and Natter. All tones of gray. from
the palest dove to the deepest tone OF
dreadnaught. are to be very smart for
street or house wear
Field mouse, metal, stone and mist
will be familiar names before the sea
son has advanced. much further. The
lighter tones of tan will be frowned
upon, and to replace them loan, chest
nut and leather browns will be used.
Sage. cypress and moss are to be
prominent among the green's, and sui.
phur yellow has also appeared again,
There will be much purple worn and
many smart street suits of tete de Ne.
gre or beige.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-22

same arrangement may be used on
a larger scale. each room being made
OF greater size.
The building described is 20 feet
long, 10 feet wide, feet 6 inches high
In the front. Q feet inches in the
rear. and has shed roof. The ex-
terror spf the building may be covered
with sheathing and building paper or
with weatherboarding and shingles.
the deciding factors being expense.
durability and appearance. The inte-
rior. however. should be carefully fin.
ished so that the walls and ceiling
may be smooth and free from corners
or proje lions on which dust or dirt
may acc, I1ulate.
The ba.iding should have n good
concrete floor pitched to drain through
bell traps. The side walls as high as
the window should be plastered with
cement on metal lathing. The re-
mainder of the walls and ceiling may
he covered with matched boards and
then painted with white. washable
enamel paint Ventiating fiues should
extend through the roof from the cell
ings OF T.. cooling room and wash.
room. The windows should be hinged
and set to be flush with the inside
wall when they are closed.
The equipment Of the dairy house
consists OF a ~ to two horse power
vertical boiler. which supplies steam
to the sink and to the steam Jet In
the drain board. a galvanized-iron
wash sink, can rack. Babcock
tester concrete cooling tank. milk
cooler, and milk scales. A separator
may also be located In the milkroom.
After each cows milk is drawn II
should be carried to the milkroop,
weighed. recorded. sampled for the
composite test, and strained. II ia
then run over the cooler. using cold
running water for the first cooling.
When n can is flied with milk from
.he cooler II Is put into the cement
,ank. which should be Allied with ice
and water we'll up on the neck OF the
can, and the contents should be
stirred frequently until thoroughly
cooled When the milk Is not being
stirred the cans should always be kept
covered. to prevent the entrance OF
dust. dirt. insects, etc. Never mix
warm milk and cold milk or cream.
The doors OF the milkroom should be
kept shut except when necessary to
pass In or out.
When all the milk Is cooled the
cooler. pals. strainers, etc. can be
carried into the washroom. where they
should be rinsed in cold water and
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-22

and to carry steam away from the
washroom. Windows are OF great i'm.
portance, rs they admit sunlight and
fresh air and facilitate work. In sum
mer the doors and windows should be
screened TO exclude fies and other
insects
II is imperative that there be a
plentiful supply OF cold. running wa.
ter AT the dairy house II Il is not
possible to have a regular water sys.
TEN water may he plped from an ele-
waited tank fed by an engine. windmill.
hand pump or hydraulic ram. The
dairyman can Ill afford to spend his
time carrying water in a pail to cool
milk and wash utensils.
For the proper sterilization OF uten.
sils nm abundance OF steam or hot
water is needed. A pail or can may
appear to be clean and still may con.
tain numerous bacteria which will
hasten the sourng of milk. cause bad
hayor In butter or cheese, or spread
contagion. After the utensils are thor.
oughly cleaned they should be either
scalded with boiling water or steamed
The dairy house should be SO built
as to economize labor to the greatest
extent. To do this the building must
be arranged to avoid Unnecessary
steps.
II is not possible to submit a plan
that will suit all conditions. but II ia
Believed that the accompanying de.
scription Of dairy house will NEE,
the needs Of the average dairy that
ships either milk or cream In cans
This plan Ia capable Of consid era bic
variation to adapt II to q wide sphere
Of usefulness. For larger dairies the
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-22
Old Santa'S
Christmas List
by Do LYSLE fERREE CASS

rhe reindeer are hsrnessed and ready
For their Christmas eve drive through
the sky;
they whi-ny and stamp; sleigh bells
Jingle.
And old Santa Claus sledge is piled
high
with an abundance Of toys, books and
goodies
For all good little boys and girls;
9anta'll 6Nl up the stockings while the
clock is tick-tocking,
And the snow flakes drift down In
whirls.
He'll slide down the chimney as usual
Fat, jolly. rod-faced. full OF glee--
He's been keeping tab on each one OF you;
In the picture he's looking TO see
Which kiddies have minded their parents.
Which youngsters have done as they
ought;
N you have been good and done as you
should,
Old 6sntall bring you lot.
See He's looking his list Of names over,
Yes. and scratching the naughty ones
out:
H Freddie had minded his mamma
Today he'd never need doubt
That Santa would MI up his stocking;
And II Maizie hadn't been bad.