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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17


hats Of silk faille, a fine corded silk.
with trimmings in Angorz sfitrhtugs.
metal embroidery hemEtItchiug and
some in the more tailored styles.
The colors range from French gray
and sand shades to dark brown. blue
and black Gray millinery Is being ex-
tensiveIy worn IN the east-and has 4
worthy representatiM at The Mauda
c. BrickleY Eat shop in The Warren
" Crosby Store
The Mystic Three
There are three words. the sweetest words,
IN all the human speech
More sweet than ara all songs OF birds,
or pages poets preach
This life may be vale OF tenrE.
A sad and GrezrT thing
Three words and trouble disappears
And birds begin 70 sing.
Three words. and all the roses bloom,
The sun begins 70 shine,
Three words viii dlssipata the gloom
And wster turn to wine
THREE words VIII cheer the saddest days
= love you" Wrong. By heck.
Il IS smother. swester phrase-
Observation-Disclosures
Brown jug.
advertiser emit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

TEECHRIST1TAS
spirit simply rad8-
ates from every cor
ner CT The Hayes
Flower Shop.
A new Christmas
decoration in the
form Of attractive
centerpfeceS-mzGs
q gay little straw
flowers leaves Of
green SilEery rose.
blue and lavender.
little geld pine
cones-ths effect Is
lovely. and IN the
center q the flow
ers Is a hard-rniIed
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING at The "
z. Culver Hardware Store continues
The Rogers Brothers 1877 Silver
plated Ware sold ar Culver last week
at very special prices proved to be
very popular as Il should. specially at
Christmas -l.ne Every piece was sold
and a new SHIPMENT of il has been t's-
ceived at Cu-vers- II IS the same at
tract1ve pattern. The Louvain-'
For the small family, the HONE
makers Set Of Rogers -S=7, IS ideal
Il includes four knives and forks. one
half dozen teaspoons a sugar shell and
a butter knife. all PRETTY placed n
blue satin alI velvet IN a black leather
covered case With solid handle
knives this set sells at CuI -er's f0-
only $3.50 and with the hollow han
dies the price Is S22.50- Anyone Who
has priced Rogers Brothers 1s47 Sil-
yer Plate knows that this Is a wonder
tII bargain. and If you aren't familiar
With the usual prices. I'm telling y5H
that Cu-Ver5 are o1-arlug something
that you cant afford 10 overlook
There are other sets that include I'd
TO seveury--eignC pieces OF fiat silver.
in the largest set there IS everything
that one could possibly use-salad
forks. orange spoons boulllun spoons
er Cstera- and al the individual pieces,
such as meat lemon and olive forks.
Sets Of teaspoons. knives and forks
can also be purchased separately.
The same GEral gem eElE Tor custom
er= who do not want TO pay the entire
amount Of cash for the Rogers Brot1-
ers silver is offered again. A deposit
Of five dollars may be made and~Cla
balance can be taken care Of II small
payments each month
The reduction offered by Culver's n
the sale of this good silverplared ware
amounts TO 0ne-third ct the regular
price.
Another reduction in regular prices
offered bw The " l. Culver Hard
ware company comes ara most oppor-
tune time.
Pvrez IS 4 Christmas gift that Is
much appreciated by the housewif=-
IL can be bought t-Not a few pieces.
but a very complete stock of open
and covered baking dishes pie-paas-
cake and bread pans ramekins. butter
dishes. in fact everything IN Pyrex)
n an average reduction OF twenty-five
per cent As an example of the Pyrex
bargains saw 4 pudding dish that
usually sells fer one dollar. that viii
be on sale next week al Culver's a.
sIL-T-ui1e cents.
There are also az Culver's Christmas
gifts OF service. Miro aluminium
cutlery, electric percolators. toasters-.
er cerera. ara gifts that are attractive
well useful
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

sleeves and blg pockets. The lining is
OF white silk This attractive garment
Is a good bunch for the man VITO
doesn't know what 70 give his wife
for Christmas.
Other Christmas suggestions from
the ". ". Mills Company Store ara
attractIv six lingerie, silk hose and
wool hose
The drop stitch striped silk jersey
Is shown n vests and knickers -
match in both the pink and orchid
shades.
The chilly weather need not inter-
fere with rolling them 4 you wear
the g0od-Iooking long Knockers OF
radium- shown al The Mills Store. IL
flesh. French gray. white and old blue.
Step-Ius- with attractive vests. en-
broidered IN French knots and pic0teC.
with silk; camisoies galore, in trimmed
and tailored styles; dainty teddies and
ighIgown-ali- or any Of them, are
most acceptable Christmas gifts
THa Y Y Mills Com o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

W EV z 2 z z y
wearing FAN an d
winter Hats for
some time now. and.
no doubt, there are
lonEings for some
thing differe 1t.
T h O Sc VIII o will
spend the remainder
Of the winter in Cal
ifornia, or in the
south VIII need be-
tween season hats.
There are. at the
Maude c. Brickley
Hat Shop. several
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

DID YOU receive any Christmas
cards last year, Surely. Then you
know how good II feels 10 be remenl-
bered- No doubt all OF Us have friends
We want 10 remember this year n
that very way
7 GU VIII find as did, a fine seIec-
ton OF Christmas greeting cards at the
Zercher Stationery company store.
Zercher's offers many suggestions 70
the Christmas shopper. Let me make
one 10 you Go soon and make your
selection Of Christmas greeting cards
at the Zercher Book and Stationery
store
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

4 WOMAN can
not ave TO 0
many . airs OF
silk stockin gS, SO
Il is perfectly safe
70 give her one Or
several pairs for
hristmas.
7 saw an atUac-
i've zssor1me Ht
Of six hosiery at
Tbs Outlook yes
Verday.
The fe ature
price Of several
styles Of good
looking silk hose
Is S2.sS. At this
reasonable figure
YOU viii find a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

SO OFTEN you hear
a woman say. II IS 50
hard TO know what ID
give a man for Christ
mas A simple solution
70 this problem Is 70
shop in z man Is" store.
You VIII find, at the
Felix Clothing Com
pauy- numerous gif :
suggestions for men:
goodlookinE shirts. silk
seeks. wool socks, linen
handkerchIe1s- h a 4 d
some loungilg robes.
nifty scars OF pure
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

THE PHILIPPINE
han q embroidered
underwear has been
admired and worn
by discriminating
women
L seems 10 me-
hat II has become
ar more attractive
han ever ii the
present season
The 64Iip pin
lingerie al Warren
II CrcsbyS IS tempt
EGly priced. espe-
callv this tine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

Suggestions
II seems as Il there IS always a
suitable place in the living room. hall.
dining room or bOudoir for an attrac-
tive new lamp
I saw such pretty ''Hander' lamps
at The Topeka Electric Company. The
shades are OF decorated parchment
and OF frosted glass. hand painted on
tho underneath IN soft coloriuEs- Both
kinds OF shades give attractive light
ing effects. The larger lamps have
pedesIals Of polTchrome colorngs on
dun bronze Flemish brass. dull brass
The bCudCir and desk lamps have
standards Of silver bronze, brass and
enameled colors IN blue, rose and
ivory.
The Christmas gift lamp could be
connected by Santa Claus, making the
surprise more dramatic-
In electrical gifts. coasters. waffle
irons grills Of many kinds, including
the small ones with the hot plate. 10
the armstrong Table Stove with four
available cooking surfaces. Curing
irons. fmucn appreciated by the wom-
an VINO likes 70 keep her hair we'll
dressed') percOlatOrS OF several sizes
coffee urus with sugar bowls and
cream pitchers 70 match. al on a
cleaning nickel Tray. and the mum
dance but convenient electric iron.
All OF these electrical appliances
ara attractive durable. convenient and
practical.
Al The Topeka Electric Company 7
saw also. little electric Christmas tree
lights, tiny Mazda bulbs OF colored
glass
Why not vote for a safe and sane
Christmas tree for the kiddies by dis
carding the dangerous old candles and
using the little electric lights; they
are safer, prettier and can be used
year after year
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candle Z would Be most effective
against the snowy white line Of the
Christmas dinner table These cen
ter-pieees ara Substantially made and
they are used long after Christmas
has passed
The little Christmas trees ~ith
bright red cherries are set In white
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
Enough Said.

IT USED to be that
every woman had several
pairs OF white kid gloves
We have worn dark gloves
for street 50 long that il
viii be nice 10 see the
6ressier looking whit e
ones again. for they are
O n c z m o T e CONNIE il
fauE
At Pelletiers 7 saw
beautiful white kid gloves
with the soft gauntlet
lines OF kid OF a contrast
ing cClOr-bIue. rose or
Jade. two button white kid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

BorI help me,
I'm sitting in
Dentists chair
Waiting to be bored
There's a hint
OF the worst
About 70 he pulled
In the GurEle Of the
Little stream
At ny elbow
I've Just been
Pumped 10
To 4 chilly height
Ny dentist Is
WhistiiaE. Look for the
Silver Lining
Right n my teeth.
And I know he's not
Referring 70 ny
Cavities
But 70 NJ
P0cketbook,
And 50
Lord help me-
-Christy Holmes In Life.
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find at Peuele-'s are very lovely
Christmas gifts
In less expensive. but attractive
wool blankets. there are several pat
terms in large checks that are an espe-
ciaI Christmas offer AZ PelIeEers at
SSSS
The Beacon Blankets IN dainty col
orings are light soft and snug. and
would also do wen for the santa Claus
package from Pelieuers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

THIS Sc A s o y has
completely cracked the
wartime shell Of social
inactivity.
There are SIEVE a I
parties 70 be given in the
near future. and mora are
being planned
Il there Is one thing
that can successfully run
q wonans evening tout
it IS the consciousness
that her dress IS passe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

If A VO T z
could be taken. 7
believe you would
find that there
a = g 2 cry Few
" @ N e z U d g
would not like -GI
receive 4 good
I . O KIN z z . X
h a n q b a 3 for
Christmas
IhlS IS q pres
-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

All OF these good things and dates
filled with pecans- sugar-r0lled dates
candied cherries, fancy figs. you will
find AT The Dibble Grocery Store
Not only the Christmas dinner with
all the trimmings may be ordered ar
DfbbIe's. but also very acceptable
gifts
In the toilet articles department
there are Curex manicure sets in holi-
day wrappiugs. gift boxes Of AIayis
face powder and prefume. as we'll as
a large assortment Of Pinaud- Hudnur
Mary Garden. Djer-Eiss. Colgate and
other high class LoiIeIries-
The next few days viii be busy ones
and YOU can save valuable time by
ordering Christmas gifts as well as
groceries from the Dibble Grocery
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A Pernicious influence.

Fred ericz had discovered Treasure
Island the other day and devoured i
IN one olissful feast. lasting from
breakfast I'll bedtime. when he VS.
10rcibiy pried loose from the book
he was obviously in a trance as he
uudressed, but still his demure nam
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

with a narrow lace stripe. IN black
cordovau brown. and a beautiful shade
Of light brown-that Just matches the
light brown ox1orus.
Imported English silk and wool
hose in plain coIors and heather mix
lures. with clocking Of gold. pongee
and self color. are priced very reason
ably at The Mills Store. The drop
stitched. heather mixture wool hose,
nicely fashioned pre-shrunk English
hostile kind We paid $3.50 and S.
for last year-are priced at the Mills
Store at only S2.25 a pair
IN this day of knicker suits for golf
and other outdoor sports. wool stock
ings are A necessity The ". ". Mills
Store fills this need in offering all
wool hose. beautiful mixtures. i'm
ported directly from Scotland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

u We y lie
3 PORTS1I EN-
were remem-
bered by the
buyer Of the
keIIar Dustin
Sport Shop al
11z-I14 East
Seventh street
7 saw there
sturd5ly madz
r-1Ucles haT-
ing bali-bear-
i1gs, big hard
rubber tires
k5ddfe ars
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because the sizes are unusually large
or small. or because II is soiled- There
is q good variety Of sizes and styles
and every garment Is fresh and clean
Can you imagine being allowed II
buy a beautifully embroidered, hand
made combination suit fer S2-95
That's just what you can do al War
ren N Crosby'z
EVERYONE LIKES good vauds-
vile.
Besides an interesting picture.
Beyond" starring Ethel Clayton.
there VIII be SIX good vaudevil acts
from the OrpEeun1 and Panlages Cir
cults shown at The Orpheum Theater
next week
These specially acts. known as the
-Hillard Show" presented by Mr. sam
Carter. made a tremendous hit re
Gently IN Kansas City
Mr. Hillard himself IS a clever
mind read and magician He viii give
q special matinee for ladies only Tues
day afternoon and VIII answer any
questions that are asked
Saving q. Woman IN Two is a
very clever and thrilling illusion act
that has been playing successfully in
The PalCaEes Circuit
The '-Alamaba Sextette'' is Z good
singing act all mems voices
The Wolf Brothers entertain with
saxaphone music and eccentric dane
ing
The -HIlIard Show viii play AT The
Orpheun all week. but there viii Re
an entire change CT program Thurs
day, with the exception OF the Illusion
act The lady VIII be bisected conttn-
uously during the entire week.
There viii also be a new picture
shown the second halr OF the week
Don't miss this unusually good bill
at The 0rpheum-Better had you go
eariy-for you VIII want 10 see both
bills al The OrpheuTu next week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

FACE Wells are
both becoming and
fashionable Very
{ g W " o m g n have
more than one good
veil, and some there
are who haven't any
Why W0uldn' il
be nice to give an
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EERLET-

4 CHRIST
Ma s sugges-
tiou rha Z
should interest
every bre a q
eating family
-(tha : takes
in about all OF
US, Z Think
are the atEac-
tive hand dec
Grated bread
boards n q q G
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

JUST IN time for
Christmas shopping
a most attractive
line Of negligees
have arrived Al The
". " Mills Com
paur Store
There are several
negligees in crepe lie
chine blue rose and
orchid, very nicely
.made IN both tbs
slipon an d c o a {
styles, trimmed with
-ufued bands French
roses and pretty little
pockets Two OF thu
crepe de chine break
fast coats. one IN
French blue. the other
in a beautiful fuscia
shade. are priced at
only ten dollars each al
The ". ". Mills Store
A very b a I d s 0 N e
quilted breakfast coat
Of Jade crepe de chine
has a roll collar. sat-i1
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as a Christmas gift or supply yourself
with one Of the many new styles N
wells shown at Pelletler's-
Sunday School Teacher-Who was
il saw the hand writing On the wall
Bobbv2
Bobby-The Landlord.-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

Smith. who had the hunting habit
Ran across j snowshoe rabbit
He missed IT
Later most uuwlET grouse
Offered 2 target ike house.
He missed IT
Snug IN his blind. IL WIS his luck
Almost TO touch a floating duck
He missed IT
When broadEide on. among the spruce
There paused quite enormous moose.
He missed IL
Two miles away a mackinaT
Worn By j guide he briefly saw
Re hit IL
lingo Ink.
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ma was not exactly prepared for the
variation which he sprung when he
came 10 say his prayers
Give Us this day cur daily bread
70. no. no. and a bottle OF rum
London Opinion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

PERHAPS Y o I
have n warm feeling
toward a friend, bur
your friend may not
be warm Not on
your account. but
because OF the chilly
weather Be that as
IF NAV. the pure
wool. Ca6era bound
blankets in pink
blue or lavender and
white that YOU will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

THE XMAS
shopping can
not be put off
any 10 n 2 9 7,
and perchanee
YOU ara look
ing for gift
81 Z ges tton s
you will ind
many OF them
az StansffeldS
Drug Store
P rEum es-
face powder
and toilet va
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

gloves Of an excellent quality. and the
long. white kid gloves
There are. OF course mary styles OF
handsome kid gloves in navy, brown
and black. at Pene1ier's
P. S--A pair Of nice gloves IS a fine
Christmas present
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

LIE BA&QUET-
How sweet Il was. Tancien regime.
Is rieile uublesse-
Here. in the suudles' mellow glean
The conversation s gentle stream
Flows softly. lest il mar the dream
de Ia comtesse.
But now. alas. no candles drip
A hg~R the Htae-
There is no Wiue-net sTsl nip
The hnnch is carried on the hlp-
and Jazz is louder than the qIip,
Where now we dine
Ia DANSE.
How graceful then. the mlEGet-
A stately bow
A currsT. a plr8uet-a-
4 smile which said DO not forget
I an both countess and COG uetle
How different now.
The. dnvra gers are cluEht and Sing
In strange hold
The Eappsrs aosdle- And among
The Midnight dancers Old and Eouue-
On Christmas Eve. no stocking hung
Instead its rolled
4rt, .4a-aa ID
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

~ " did YOUR novel come ouc2"
Well replied the seIf-confident
author. lit proved beyond all doubt
mat IL isn't one OF those trashy best
sellers. Boston Transcript
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

An amateur mountain climber. re-
lar11g his experience in the Rockies
said Coin Up you can mighty nigh
stand up straight and bite the ground;
goin' down a man wants hoDnails on
the seat OF his trousers ~ vancouver
Province.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

IT WOULD
NOT seem ike
c IA ris m a 5
vi Z d o u Z a
gDodIv supply
Of h ard can
dies. nuts and
chocolates in
the house
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

wool fashionable gloves. silk paiamas
silk knitted ties and ties OF excellent
materials that are beautiful and VIII
not pull out Of shape.
Surely you viii find something n
this IIs- that the man you have II
mind would like
L wouldn't be 4 bad idea for a man
70 stop at the Felix Clothing Store and
give himself q Christmas present
Disarmament On the Links.
It was quite uanecessary 70 ask 3
certain golfer what sort OF round he
had played, fer as he approached the
clubhouse after leaving the eighteenth
several idle caddIes made a rush for
him. saying:
stCIean your clubs. sir
NO. he replied with tremendous
venom Let the id things rust.-'-
Town Topics 6Landon1.
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pany IS showing a remark
abe value il several par
terms OF beautiful silk lace
hose, in black and cord
0van brown. at only S4-20
q pair including the war
tax
At the very reasonable
price OF $40, this store
L. l.aa rln--a zlll nnsa
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haven't selected your Christmas
Greeting cards, you will ind MANY
attractive ones at HALLS
There are many things at this store
that would delight the youngster;
games. books and Eversharn Pencils
ara some OF them.
Take that inconn1Iete Christmas list
to the Hall Stalionerv store next week
and check Il OF with the latest novels
good stationery. fountain ueuz Ezo-
OAKS EFersnarp Pencils bridge and
poker sets. leather brief cases hill
folds. leather bound memora ndur,.s
attractive offics ard home desk sets
In wrapping your Christmas gifts
you viii need tissue paper. Christmas
seals and name cards You VIII find
them al at The Han Stationery Com
pany.
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and k2r-S Win rubber tired ball
bearing wheels, and Little bicycles
with uon-skid tires. All Of these
toys w-uId eutltle santa Claus to a
great dc I OF credit IN bringing pres
eats that VIII stand constant and long
usage
The KeIler-Dustiu Shop has an ar
ray OF sporting equipment that viii
be a Joy to the outdoor man. Almost
every man has a hobby, II may be golf.
motoring or hunting. The high school
or college lad 5 interested in basket
ball or football
There is al The Eeller-Dustin Sport
shop q wonderful opportunity await
ing the Christmas shopper who wants
70 give the sportsman a gift that viii
please him as nothing else would Be
sides the golf clubs. balls. shoes and
bags. automobile accessories. fine
guns Of various sizes. ct cetera, there
IS AZ The kelIer-Dusrsu shop = good
looking assortment OF hunting coats
golf jackets. handsome knitted sweat
ers. jersey coats. khaki sport clothes.
purtees, in fact everything IN sporting
apparel.
Everett age S, had been left with a
ne1ghbor while mamma and papa at
tended an amateur theatrical
When they were alone together. the
neighbor remarked. Your mother
certainly looked nice She was Ger
tainIy dressed up.
Eses m Everett responded. she
had son everything new she got for
Christmas. 'cepGng the percolater-''-
Cartoons Magazine
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THE HANDMADE

II II -------A - - - -
lingerie displayed on
re second floor OF the
y. W MILLS Com
1auT Store by Miss
Margaret Cornell. Is
worthy OF the exclusive
shops OF New York or
Paris
Miss Cornell b a $
made z most aCrra cEve
l-re Of samnIes. fncl1d-
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60 Around the an.

Ee-AIy dear. you know that cant
afford n pay for such a hat!
She-Fell. Wen charge iE7Judse
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CHRIS TNAS SUR
PRISE presents are lots
Of Inn both for the gfver
and for the one VINO re-
ceives the gift
7 Il q Topeka Electric
Company store is fun Of
attractive Christmas gift
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boxes tied with red ribbons. One or
two Of these little trees would be love
" for the Christmas dinner table
and i carefully put away, they could
be used at the Tuletide season for
several years
Other Christmas gift selections from
The Hayes Flower shop are attractive
baskets OF artificial flowers. beautiful
pOtter.es and glassware. baskets OF
artificial fruits. boudoir lanos IN Fui-
per were. beautiful Christmas plants.
polnceftiaS. Cyclomeu. beEonias-
either ported. or in birch-bark boxes
The Christmas season VII be ac-
coTnpanled by 4 number OF parties.
Girls viii be girls. i they ara either
IS or 50 years old and they love cor
sage bouquets The Hayes Flower
Shop has violeos- orchids. iiIies-of-tle-
bouquets can be made at this shop in
a most arti-tic manner.
Enough Said.
A Lancashire 1ackser. who was
noted as bit Of a bully at the mill
once went TO BlackpooI for the week
end. where he met one Of his wreawers.
After having a drink. they decided to
have a bath. but the fackier soon got
into difficulties and the weaver went
70 his assistance. and managed TO get
him safely to the shore
Thas saved my life" remarked the
taczlers what can aw gle thee2"
Say uowr abazt it" replied the
weaver, -becos' II t'other weaTers gets
n know aw pulled thi avt they'll
chuck me in-"-LonGon Weekly Tele-
graph