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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04

We buy or take in trade your old
gold, silver, diamonds and old coins.
Alamo Jewellery Co., 315 Alamo Plaza
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Oak Chunks, 5000 a cord. Mesquite
chunks, $3.50 cord, delivered. Phone
CIR. 4310. (Ady.)
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Prof. Willett's Biz Annual Ball Feb
ruary IS, X. of C.. Hall. (Adv.)
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Eagles annual ball, Wednesday, Feb
ruary Z, Gunter Hotel. Rainbow Five
music.-( Adv
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Valentine Dance, Feb. II. X. C. Hall.
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Insurance service. Perry & McDavid.
Beden Bldg. Phone Or. 1854. (Adv.)
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Prof. Wiliett's Big Annual Ball Feb
ruary 2S, *. of C. Hall. (Adv.)
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Perry & McDauid

Give prompt and efficient insurance
service. Phone Or. 1854. Bedell Bldg.
(Adv.)
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Who's block from high pricesI
Riebe Jewelry Store, 306 Main Ave-
(Adv.)
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DIR. NJ. ID. Paglin has moved his of
flee to 315 Moore Bldg. Travis 6S23
Residence, Crockett 6905. (Adv.)
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We buy or take in trade your old
Alamo Jewellery Co., 315 Alamo Plaza
tAdv.D
Prof. Wil;ett's Big Annual Ball Feb,
ruary IS, Is. of c. Hall. (Adv.)
Who's a block from high prices
Rebe Jewelry Store, 306 Main Ave-
(Adv.)
DIR. NJ. ID. Paglin has moved his Of
flee to 315 Moore Bldg. Travis 6S23.
Residence, Crockett 6905. (Adv.)
Plumbing and Electric WOrk-Kirk.
wood & Wharton. Crockett Gal. (Adv. }
Buy Hoover Cleaners from author.
lied factory agents. Kirkwood and
Wharton. Crockett GAL. (Adv.)
Make your own plumbing repairs. We
will sell you the supplies. Open Shop
Plumbing Co., Inc, 20S Losoya ST.
(Adv.J
Dance given by the Hermann Sons
MlAeu SuOTuS at tleruldnn sons. GaU,
Saturday, February 10. Music by
Schuetze's Orchestra, Admission 35c.
(Adv.)
Ton.Arabia. the ideal laxative for
colds.-(Adv.)
Notice to PubIic-Plumbers are now
charging 81 per hour TO- repair work.
Our rate is S1.50 per hour. Open Shop
Plumbing Co.. Inc, Travis 1920. (Adv.I
Monday. February 5, big benefit
lance X. G. Hall. Dance prizes award
cd. Ford touring car given away. Com
mittee, Dad and Perry. tAdv.) ,
Dancing at ParlIer's every night ex-
cept Monday and Wednesday. Carl's
Original Five. (Adv.)
Sehiller's Cafe, 200 Avenue c. will
be open on Sundays. Special chicken
dinner. Catering TO the family trade.
(Adv.)
DulInig Printing Co., for good work
ut popular prices. CIR. 393S.-(Adv.)
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Plumbing and Electric WOrh-Kirk.
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Dancing at Parker's every night ex-
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Original Five. (Adv.)
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Buy Hoover Cleaners from author.
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SehilIer's Cafe, 200 Avenue c. will
be open on Sundays. Special chicken
dinner. Catering TO the family trade.
(Adv.)
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DuIInig Printing Co., Tor good worI
Mt popular prices. CIR. 333S.-(Adv.)
, 1923-03-11
Women Gather
At Important Meeting
Chaimen of Different Committees Read Reports Of
Success of Their Work-Organization Is Thanked
For Work in Y. w. c. A. Drive

The Business and Professional wo.
mans club held an important bust.
ness meeting yesterday at 1910 at the
Henning hotel during which time the
chairmen OF the different committees
e a their reports of the success OF
the work of their committees.
Guests at tbs meeting were Mrs. B.
B.. Brooks. president OF the Y. W. c,
A, Mrs. @. D. Murane and Mrs. Car
ter. all Of whom spoke for several
minutes on the campaign recently
launched by the Young Woman's
Christian association. thanking al OF
the members OF the Business and Pro.
fessional woman's club for their sup.
port and help in raising the necessary
quota
Plans were made for the next meet.
ing which will be in charge Of Miss
Margaret Curtin and will be held Sat.
urday, March II, at the Henning,
, 1923-03-11
Literary Club Holds
Interesting Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting of the
casper Literary club was held Thurs
day evening in the Episcopal Parish
Eight new names were added
to the membership list including r.
c Gather. T. F. Aigeo. J. Catterall.
Max Winter, Jack Scott. NJ. j. Hop.
kins. c. ]. Campbell. md C. Baker.
\ discussion of the Ruhr situation In
Germany brought up under current
events was held after which t. S.
Cooke read the paper OF the evening
"out Of the House of Bondage" a
mastery presentation of the evolu.
ton Of the big operations and then
growth in pubic esteem.
, 1923-03-11
Mrs. NTyre Entertains
Club Members.

Mrs. o. II. Myre entertained the
members of her bridge cub Friday at
her residence on East Fifth street.
American Beauty roses were used for
the table decorations. Honors for
the afternoon were won by Mrs. b.
Jones and Mrs. Harry w. Myre.
Among the members of the club who
attended We're Airs. ]. ]. Donovan.
Mrs. H. o. Ward. Mrs. Harry w.
Myre, Mrs. b. Jones. Mrs. II. c.
soull!on, Mrs. Charles B. Long, Mrs.
H.. W. Myre and the hostess. The
club Will meet again in two weeks on
Friday at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Long on North Grant street.
, 1923-03-11
p. e. o. Meeting Held
Saturday Afternoon.

The annual meeting of Chapter C
OF h p. e. o. Sisterhood was held
Saturday afternoon. March 10 at the
home OF the former president, Mrs.
Fred Moore. 1142 South David street
Mrs. c. E. Hoffeine of 1895 South
Beech street was a new member ad.
ded to the membership list. Officers
Tor the coming year were elected and
lhelude, Mrs. II. b. Durham. presi-
cent: Mrs. George NJ. V~andaveer. vice
president; Mrs. T. B. Firmln, record.
Ing secretary; Mrs. John McFadyen
corresponding secretary; treasurer
Miss Mabel Sykes; chaplain. Mrs. a.
a. Slade' and guard. Miss Mildred
Keith. Delegates chosen 10 atterd
the state convention were Mrs. H.. n
Durham and Mrs C. NJ. Anderson
with alternates, Mrs. Fred Moore and
Mrs. John McFadyen.
, 1923-03-11
Modern Woodmen
VIII Entertain.

The Casper Camp No. 1895 Mod
ern Woodmen of America have
moved to the old Moose hail over the
Kassls Dry Goods store and will en-
terrain at a social and dance Monday
evening. March IL. to which all mem
bers n their families are invited
to attend. Splendid music has been
secured and refreshments will be
served.
, 1923-03-11
Bridge Tea
Friday.

Mrs. Ralph Buckner was hostess at
an Informal bridge tea given Friday
afternoon at her home. es7 South
Park Honors for the afternoon were
won by Mrs. V. Z. Hanson and Mrs.
Stanley Griebel. Guests for the AZ.
ternoon were Mrs. Ralph Ksmmon,
Mrs. J. H. Arbuckle. Mrs. G. B. steb.
bins, Mrs. Carl Gompf. Mrs. V. E.
Hanson. Mrs. Stanley Griebei. d. r.
Lauliey. Mrs. Ben Pelton. and the
hostess.
, 1923-03-11

Miss Curtin has planned many anus.
ing and surprising events for the next
meeting which will be IN the form of
a st. Patrick's day party. The sur
prises. favors and decorations will be
in st. PatrIck's day designs. The
meeting yeaterday was in charge of
the president OF the club, Miss Mar
saret Fulton. The music was lead by
Miss soady, Mrs. Edna Thomas &C.
companying.
, 1923-03-11
World Wide Guild
Meeting Monday.

The Senior World Wide guild of
the Baptist church viii hold an in
teresting meeting Monday evening at
$3.50 in the church parlors. Mrs. c.
rhomason win be hostess for the
evening. The subject for roll call
, 1923-03-11
MARY TOBIN, Society Editor

airs. Harry Free on South wolcott
street An interesting program will
be given which will include several
talks.
Mrs. Cohen
WIN Entertain.
Mrs. Robert Cohen will entertain
her bridge club Thusrday afternoon
at her home in the Polling apart.
ments.
Mrs. Bingham
Entertains.
Mrs. j. w. Bingham will entertain
the members of the APP bridge club
Tuesday at n n o'clock luncheon at
her home. oil KimbaIi venue
Monday Club Meeting
Tomorrow.
The Monday bridge club VIII meet
tomorrow at the home OF Mrs. John
McGrath. s27 South Beech street.
Informal Dinner
Last Evening.
Mrs. ]. Estep entertained at an In
formal dinner party last evening Mt
her home in honor OF Mrs. C. r.
Howell whose birthday was yester-
day. Lavender flowers were used for
decorations. Covers were laid for
SIX.
Surprise Party
Friday Evening.
A number Of friends OF Miss Belle
, 1923-03-11
Party
Yesterday.

Mrs. Joe Mansfield entertained at
a birthday party yesterday afternoon
at her home. 1913 South Elm Street.
in honor OF her baby son Joe's first
birthday. Among those who attend
ed were Mrs. A. E. Biglin and small
son Eugene. Mrs. W. j. Robb and
daus liter Mildred. Mrs. Charles Bar.
ton and baby daughter Barbara, Mrs.
o. c. Brewster and son Jimmie, and
Mrs. John Bingenheimer and son
John.
, 1923-03-11
Lutheran Aid
Nesting Thursday.

Members OF the Grace English
Lutheran Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon, March Is, at the
home OF Mrs. Elisa Runden. 674
South Park. Mrs. Runden will be
ass sted during the afternoon by Mrs.
NJ. G.. Marin.
, 1923-03-11

will be How Shall I Use My Tithe?".
The evening will be spent in white
cross work. A wash cloth shower
VIII pc given for the Christmas box
which will be sent to a missionary
hospital in China.
, 1923-03-11
Red Club Party
Friday Evening.

The members OF the Red club OF
h Christian Endeavor society OF
h North Casper Community church
entertained at an informal party Fri.
day evening given at the church.
The affair was given TO create inter.
est and to increase membership IN
the society. During the evening
m were played and refreshments
were served. Twenty-seven guests
were present.
, 1923-03-11
Music Division
VIII Meet.

The music division of the Casper
Woman's Departmental club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at ?
o'clock at the public library. Beeth.
oven has been chosen as the subject
Tor the afternoon. The program for
the afternoon VIII consist Of a paper
on Beethoven by Miss Van Meter. n
comparison OF Beethoven with his
predecessors which will be illustrated
by piano selections by Mrs. Charles
A. Fowler. Mrs. =. J.. L~eschinaLv
viii sins, I'm Questa Tomba," an
Italian selection. An members OF the
division are asked to be present at
this meeting.
, 1923-03-11
Pepper Club Meeting
Monday Evening.

Mrs. E. j. Donahoe will entertain
the Pepper club tomorrow evening
at her residence, 1214 South David
street.
, 1923-03-11
Sheba Bridge Club
Meeting Friday.

Mrs. r v. Kennedy entertained
the Sheba bridge club Friday eve
ming at her home on East f street.
Honors for the evening were taken
, 1923-03-11

prize was taken by Mrs. Homer Ted.
ford. Guests for the evening were
Mrs. John Peters, Mrs. Homer Ted
ford. and Miss Kathryn Carey. The
club will meet again next Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. ]. S.
Mills on North Center street.
Thursday Bridge Club
VIII Meet.
Mrs. S. n. Brooks will entertain
the members of the Thursday bridge
club this week at the II. L. Patton
residence on South Wolcott street.
Woman's Club Meeting
To BE Held Saturday.
The Casper Woman's club Will
meet Saturday at the residence of
, 1923-03-11
s. A. f. Banquet
Friday Evening.

Coaches Dean Morgan. n Sam
Nen also the members OF the Casper
high school basket ball team were
guests OF the members OF tho Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity Friday eve.
ming at the founders day banquet
given at the Henning hotel. Among
those present were DIR. 7. J. Drew.
DR.. N. !. Nolan. Tom Freeman. II. l..
Seidel. Tommle Thompson. Charles
McGrady, Leigh McGrath. Edwin
Hathaway, Cleghorn, George Wheel
er, Goodrich. Mate Wheeler. Philip
Ryan, L. s. W%orthington. Dean Nor
gan. Sam Nen, and III members of
the basketball team. including Walter
McGrath, John Groves, Maurice Post.
Paul Blodgett. Harry Davis. Lewis
Turner. William Lester, and Rollie
ScoRn.
, 1923-03-11
Birthday Party
SATURDAY.

Mrs. Thomas Riach entertained at
a children's party yesterday at her
home on South Lincoln street In hon
or Of her little neice Helen Lucia
Lummis's fifth birthday. Games
were played and refreshments were
served. Red and green decorations
wre used. Mrs. Riach was assisted
for the afternoon by her mother. Mrs.
Grihen and Mrs. B. b. Lummis.
Among the children who attended
were Mary Hester Lathrop. Betty
Nichols, Jean Cooke. Margaret Mich
OILS, Blanche Louise Lummis. Dorothy
Aiahoney. Doris Branson, Martha
Moss A1ahoney. Helen Lucia Lummis.
Jeanette Kimball. Mary Abbott Esta-
brook, Marian Shook. Mary Eleanore
Bartholomew. Betsy Mansfield. Elsie
Bell Lydon, Brother Lathrop. Brooks
Nichols. Bobbie STREET. Ardel Ora
tiot, and Donald STREET.
, 1923-03-11
w. C. T. Z. Meeting
Friday at CASTOR Home.

The Francis Willard division OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance
union VIII meet Friday afternoon at
$50 at the home Of Mrs. d. L. Castor.
$40 South Ash street. All members
Of tho division are asked TO attend
this meeting.
, 1923-03-11

Lacy entertained at a surprise party
Friday evening given at her home on
South Wolcott street. Games were
played and Refreshments were served.
FortniEhtiy Bridge
Club Meeting Saturday.
The Fortnightly bridge club met
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Jere-
miah Mahoney. sac South wolcott
street. Yellow spring flowers were
used for decorations. Substitutes for
the afternoon were Mrs. William
kocher. Mrs. L. A. Reed, Mrs. John
Grieve. Mrs. Ben Pelton and Mrs.
j. G.. Shook. Members OF the club
present were Mrs. John McGrath.
Mrs A. F. Hoff. Mrs. NJ. p. Wheeler,
Mrs. John B. Barnes, Mrs. e. b
Brooks, Mrs. II. L. Patton and the
hostess.
Mrs. Dunn
Entertains.
Mrs. Eugene Dunn entertained at
an informal dinner party Friday at
her home. Covers were laid for I'VE.
Honors for the evening were taken
by Mrs. Ethel Lind.
d. o. X. X. Dance
March II.
Invitations have been issued TO
members Of the Dramatic Order OF
the Knights OF Khorassen and of the
santha for a dance TO be given In
the Pythian hall st. Patrick's night.
March II.
, 1923-03-11
RECENT AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

temple Friday. This will be a favor
dance and will begin at 10 p. M. the
Chicago Netto ladies' orchestra Of
the Rialto theater VIII furnish the
music. A lunch Will be served by the
ladies between II and 1890 O'Clock
in the hall upstairs.
This viii u~ndouDtedly be one OF
the largest dances held this year in
the Masonic temple. Only Sfriners
and their companions will be ad,
mitted. but they iced not be local
members. They Will be required to
come with their rez and to carry their
1923 card. It is expected that fully
800 persons will attend.
]. W. Johnson is in charge Of the
committee that lie putting on the
dance.
, 1923-03-11
Masonic Lecture
Monday EYeninr.

Robert d. Graham. widely travelled
Masonic lecturer. will deliver another
one OF his inspiring addresses IN
Casper in HI Masonic temple tomor-
row at 8 p. m. to which all Masons
and their families, Eastern Star mem.
bers and their families. and oil
DeMoiay boys are invited.
The subject OF Mr.. Graham's lee.
ture will be The Star in the East,
or the Lions Paw"
, 1923-03-11

ShHners' Anniversary
Dance Friday.
The shriners will hold their seventh
Anniversary dance in the Masonic
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-12-20
A CONFIDENTIAL CHAT
WITH OUR READERS

Subscribers are asked TO look this
week at the date on their address.
label on The Record. and IL IL shows
they are In arrears all are urged TO
make every effort TO make payments
before the close OF the year.
The paying OF the small sum
charged for the hometown paper-s2
a year is not great enough TO ser
/. iously Inconvenience anyone OF ordin-
airy circumstances. in fact, negligence
in paying subscriptions is usually
due to the insignificance OF the sum.
and oversight. rather than financial
reasons.
But we ask subscribers TO keep in
mind that as this office has hun
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his paper TO appear regularly. contin-
uously, and satisfactorily whether or
not he has attended TO the little mat
ter of keeping his account paid.
In this connection me RECORD an
nounces that beginning with the first
OF the new year. all subscriptions out
side the state will of necessity be
raised TO S250 year. This increase
in subscriptions outside the state is
necessitated by the burden OF zone
postage rates, and conforms to the
system now being used by almost all
newspapers. Subscriptions paid be-
fore January / will be accepted at
the present rate OF 50 annually.
The Record wishes its many read
ers and friends an enjoyable holiday
season. realizing that in many instan-
ces conditions for various individ-
uals might be more pleasant, while in
other cases matters could be infinite
ly worse.
Nineteen twenty-four promises
even more than did 1928, and we all
can look forward to il with keen an
ticipation of the opportunities. pleas
ures, and accomplishments that will
be ours during the twelve-month.
We thank you.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE TWIN FALLS CANAL
COMPANY.

AT a special meeting OF the Board
of Directors OF the Twin Falls Canal
Company held November 26th. 1928,
the following resolution was adopted
and ordered published for the infor-
nation OF the stockholders OF this
Company.
Moved by Baird, seconded BY Gun
bingham that the Company's Attor-
ney Is hereby instructed TO bring
foreclosure proceedings against all
delinquent stockholders whose main
tenance charges are delinquent for
the year 1920. and furthermore, 60
include any subsequent delinquent
charges against said 1920 delinquent
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at the East front door of the Court
House. OF the County of Twin Falls.
State OF Idaho. sell al public auction
to the highest bidder Ter cash. law
ful money OF the United states. all
the right. title. Interest and claim
OF the Defendant, above named, OF.
in and 10 the above described real
estate. or so much thereof as mag be
necessary 10 satisfy Plaintiffs judy
ment with all costs that have accrued
or may accrue
Dated this eth dag OF December.
1928
NJ. f. FINCH.
Sheriff.
BY E. F. PRATER. Duputy.
Dec. 137Jan. 3.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE
NOTICE OF sHERIFF"S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER ExECU-

TION.
First National Bank OF Filler.
Idaho. Plaintiff.
NJ. f. Fisher and J. F. Taylor.
Defendants.
BY virtue OF and execution issued
out OF The District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho in and for Twin Falls
County. dated the 5th day OF Decem-
Der. 1928. wherein First National
Bank OF Filler, Idaho, Plaintiff. re-
covered a judgment against NJ. f.
Fisher and J. w Taylor. Defendants.
on the day OF December 3rd. 1928,
for the sum of One Thousand One
Hundred Fifty and 2l-l0O dollars
and the further sum Of $500 costs
and disbursements. together with in
terest thereon at the rate OF seven
per cent per annum from the third
day OF December. 1928. have levied
upon all the right, title. interest and
claim OF said Defendant. OF, in and
to the following described real es-
tate to-wit:
Lot Three CD in Ripley Riechers
Subdivision, near Filler. Idaho. as
the same is plated and recorded in
the office OF the County Recorder OF
Twin Falls County. Idaho
Public Notice Is Hereby Given.
that ! will on the 5th day OF Janu-
airy, 1924. at the hour of 900 O'Clock
Z. NJ. Mountain Time) OF said day.
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stockholders.
Upon the motion being put. the
ayes and hayes were called with the
following results:
Ayes:-Lincoln. Baird. Miller.
Cunningham.
Nayes None.
Bower, Absent.
Whereupon the motion was de-
clared carried.
TWIN FALLS CANAL co.
BY w. o. Taylor. Asst. Secretary.
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What Christmas
Brought to Him
By LAURA ELAINE CAMERON

"A ; W A l. I Z X
"a MANN e r s
10 stumbled out
~ OF Clarkson's
store he felt
that Christmas was
indeed going 10 be
n dresry time for
him and his fam
lily. His h n d $
we're Glen c h e q
tightly as he came
out into the glare
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-12-20

OUT INTO tne glare
OF winter sunshine. and his face
showed a dull red-the hue which
creeps over a mans face when insult
or humiliation has come TO him.
For twenty years Of service 10 old
Garrison. twenty years wherein he
had given the best that was In him
TO man who was reputed to be the
most ill-tempered man in all WASH
burn-he had just been told that from
now on his services would be dis
pensed with. and all because Of
small mistake that had been made.
which Garrison In the blind rage
which had taken hold Of him. had
laid on the shoulders OF Manners-
II was hard. he told himself as he
walked along. that a man who had
given the best Of his life IN service
could be cast away ike an old glove.
II must be that he was not as com
pefenf as other men. he told him
self. For the hurt Of dismissal had
sunk its iron deeper into Walter Man
ner's soul than II would have done IN
the case Of another man. for always
he had been possessed q the feeling
that he was not quite as capable as
other men Something within him al
ways tried TO belittie him TO himself.
and although he had often fought
with this feeling and had tried to
assure himself that he did as good or
even better work than some. In spite
Of himself. IL cs1e -eyery row end
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That Day Long Ago
By r. n. SWEET

&c 1874. wsstsrn Newspaper union)
&sis-niS PIsahiHsly, rtHrri h'Ils sr,
~ singing
Il n = .sss.ss rrrpss tbs nhifr snpp,
es-hsIis ipsirsly ia ms arr bringing
gihi.gs that first psss hrpHsht rsrs ssss
gihi-ss thai uris mrH's hs.rts
Ssfts- r.A slsB
~ .. that Christ.ss hr4
&s's ssp.
7ssf-lls tsxh,rIs, rh-rrh b,IIs ar, rhini-s
Ia NJ thsis grsstixss rrrsss fhs hssp sHpip,
psissi-y frssi hnP' to ih' hsrris thai arr
climbing
HYnrrs In sssrrL Of that feeling sf slss,
Ssh ss ihs shsYhsshs fall
Asss sss,
Bh'r sh,s n'r, r.lIrh b. tn,
sSf.s's fsrhsr sIsss.
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what Woman Believes.

A woman always believes a man
when he says he loves her. even II she
doesn't believe anything else he saya
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Back to His Old ~
Job, the Is
Present q
Walter Manners
Needed Most !.
His Cup Was a :
Full to Over n
lowing With v
IsYuletide Joy I
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Those who are In a run down. eondi-
non viii notice that Catarrh oothsfs
thsm much more than when thsy are IN
good h~slfh. This fact prosss that Wills
Catkrrh IL local dis~ase. ~ is greatly
Influenced ~ constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARftH MEDICINE con-
Stats Of an Oinfmont which Quickly
Relieves by local Application. and the
Internal hsdicin~, q Tonic. which sseasts
Ia improving the General Health
sold b. druggists for over ~ YekrA
~ !. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.