_ “QW

f.t _ A _ ' » _ ~_ ‘_ Naxtamuy !e_lt

velvet, away from the hoe,

GIQI ll, C

daring

ln wlthvr isa Moran laid wus stole

colllrlt`s pnlfsleeves, itil! lilll' brass

know a certain amount nl the ' buttons on them A blue cloth reeier she

tobe

for Santa Claus amid was very popular and cost only $2.945.

and what he does is S.\1itaClaus looked very wise and as if he

understood it all, buti am surethat l(_

' _ _ - ' ~ Santo to himself, _W_eil Kris: Kringle had been thereSanta would

0 I _ _talnlndlllgfrlil This Iiastrlmm _ ith ntomlxlt learn better sense I things. airewinked athimin that sly old wa

whit; k insertion nd 0; oplv $1# ut ld0n't think that children Dlly lfielgf his ` it isngood thing that he didn'l

_ n for _ I _-"` onegof cardinal 'they used to. The; aiejust smail~|inen_wln_h;tben and there. because it would .__ 1 - " f ' ' »_ _ ` 2 »__‘_ _ ._ _ . __ __ ___ _ 9 ' , j wigfiggg, fur, -; ¢prieq_`d( and women nowadays. Now when Iwas have told at once who he was, and it will

'f ' ` B ,, i t' _ ph was MJD. >At`tl\isamel|`i4'Jney were aboy - but here he stopped, for if h'e'he remembered that he was travelling:

iv _

_ _ _ :low the sun'hls latest ray, 5 Al#*?¢3?"!° N113. ‘B “li-i_l\1's. - CNF” 3°f\`i'l.¢>i\ his way, _ 5 \‘Y°_u_Jld'_5 8056 will attending. -Tafle l_v$"»w-`-nfl holly bright, _ ll' _ ids welcome to his coming,

Hypnseh them nil ouicit nnnninnt

.Q.lm,°_l"“_‘\§_ humming.

#lg_t_dlght hevlsits e\fcry homo _-"_ Sh _t/epni ol reindeer ponies, Nell; _Pit-tens gifts with open hn.nd ' " 5’-il‘i1ll_l.,l1lS__li_ltle cronies;

_A °`l_u_l'§Fl'}l“§ °l.*l_|dlf€ll. boys and girls,

>'_»;__ __ _¥:§i4_>0k_ings hung up _gui-ly, | _ __ [B and skafes and 'dolls 'with curls,

.- _qdj._a_li they long lor truly.‘,'

-‘--‘i 1* -' .

I 'xl'|3€.-?_;{1'.||lBl0' sang the » smg with s °l'.°°|'¥ ¥`0l00, but had 'notgot further thin' the second verse, when Santa-into-rented him; _ fi '_'-You' can alter those two lost lines Krlss. It°s all very well to put inagoodly lllulnbet oi “dolls with curls, skates and lN\ll¢_4" and all the re»t of lt. but I um about tired or nnnking guts that nre inok-` \ £0 “D tell days utter Christmas. I nm guise be chlmsn thsgordon or things this year and change it very materially too." » Kriss Krlngle's blue eyes opened as wide as saucers, and he `folr1y giispod the wordsz-

_“\Vhyi Grandpa Santa, not toys l" “Oh yesl toysi toysi and lots of toys.

Buthot ALL toys_Aud thei-e's_iust my diiii- e_uf.ly.The people up here in my demesne li5'*l=l\ B00fllv quantity of toys ready lor the children, _as they-are making them all the yearround. But there are not enough, not ngplyenoug-ii,"anrl Santa looked very solemn and thoughtful. _ ,_‘_‘Wh°l\ Hirst- bessn going down ehlm- neys and _filling stockings, ever and ever 90 l_1_l<;lll¥_¥°I-P8 B80. a very small unmber 0l_lil_lll‘|g'_s did. The world wBsn't B0_b|g you know, and the children were satisfied \\~ith,very little." Krisslooked-as if-he

understood it thoroughly, and Santa vpent ull;~1-_-5 i_t._.,

.-_‘;i_Qbi_ldren_/n‘_ these; 4f0n.hung. -up a stocking, a d I filled- it With; what l thought best for them, and there was ‘an md Uf ii NQW-ii-days they -write me ietthrsjfor months hefom Christmas tell. |l18.¥1i¢ what they want, and they hang up ' two or three stockings for me to fill. it ialfes"a` mighty lot of stud, Kriss, ii niighty-lot." Krlssnoddcd. _ _-| “_Nov_r here's _one of the letters I got to- QQY- _ _Y_0\-'ll gee that even the children are _gjtttiug_ti¢nusln‘i toys.. Listens its who _

no o_¢'era motith ago and has just got

re. ‘ _

Cm\iu.or'rr:'i~o\vlv. P. E. I.

_ ‘- _ . `_ __ Nov. 2, 1004.

Dear Santa Claus: ~ ~ ` - I thought Pd like to tell you what I _want-1f_or Christmas this year, besides toys and' books-. Lwant a nine warm muh' like `

night and God.bless__ you. ' ~

~.j " _ “ _ _ . ____'_ _ ._.___:_ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ._ »"- ' _ _ _ _

‘_<f~ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ y f ` _ , ’ '_ vdivptgnd pilk- hlrredfhotl _'with e_ord_p_d.__s§id much more he would give away who ashe told>Kriss Kringle, “Incognito 1. __ - f ' I-._‘5,_m' _.ni wht, hdln' eb.; Q19" 'gf he was) and he was determined not to do "_l_Now for the boys” said this wonderful

' lngnsvy brown and ' that at this time But the reelers ticlrleil pumhmer Got t.o give them some

A 2 5' "l1libhk"Sonta bought ~fuen"he said. “Didn't isay sol evon='i|rlofSanta`s search through the men'.~i _de-

“ 'rnnrn n noir ittis ‘niitpi ` _ f _ ~' him fora Christmas gresent'_hlmuiif,` tai' Years ago this _Christmas E-ve. I'il get him ' “ "Um CGD Bhd some otlierugphil thing# and thcn he'li know what U0 ask for neat __0ll_l'ist.rD&s. I ht-lieve it's n gi-slit dqil my _

o_wn.fault that ehlldreii aiivnys look for 4 ‘

toys, so I will begin from this out _to

teach them ililferently. Bless their deal' _

little hearts! How I do love to see them

QD Chrirjtums morning; lor doggy spd ‘f _ many B time when lhavslieeilaggggttlhfi _' ___ ' home it was because I witited to see 'the ` "

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_, _I _ _ _ .. . _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _

l ` ` ' _ . _ _ One 'llttle his fancy. “Just nlpdels of the big wo- llovv. “A motley collection was the result

J/Dungsters at their stockings, taking out W

s 1

ll’ < _ _

sa 1-uni l rv-sua' »-1

~ _ rl qni _ '__ 1

_hat I -had brought them, andl sa_y',i_|§g Over and over again, /"Deal-` old_ 'Santg

_i-In _ xi

How I love him." Th_e_llixgls_ol' bells |,¢|¢_\. Santa _that everything was ready; so \\'rappinghimseli up 'ln his big fur coat, and llillting his lighter coat anrihat into the sleigh, hc said good by to Kriss and Mrs bantn and was off. Now there is no use telling how Santo Claus enjoyed his Journey t.hi-.iugh the moonlight night, the stars ugleam in the blue sky, Jack Frost, Santas little dog, trotting along behind the sleigh, rind the reindeers going as fast as they knew how. And no secrets must be given away by telling where Siiuta got his breakfast and where he put his rein. deers up ut. But about eleven o'clock in the morning fi rosy-inced, cheery voiced old

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and 12 cents each in lawn. Linen ones _s hem or hemstltched IB, ll, 25 and 23 centa. a

special prices according to the quality.

while the dear old gent marched about from counter to counter inspecting

Sant~a`i\ policy of giving makes every .one happy, and his bright. beriiniug per.~»nnl-

of good nature. klnflliness and gciicrosity c iill about hiin, despite hi.~4"ii\cognllo." ll There was a big drnit on Siintifs purs " when the inrgi- iiniiiber of

who think of Christnius as ii ri:\_\' for rich li

spend for Chi-istiiins. children with no` . |.n'0t|'iers to L-house (_`lii'istnin..s |i|-~-.si-ills fo: thoin, und i-hildri-n earning their n\\'ii li\'» "

scarce more than liegiiii, i'hil<iren nf thi' I<

@» , , ‘N _ ‘ - _~ . _ _ ` _

__ -~ _ _ - _-7 ' _ , _ _

A ROSY'_If`ACED CHEERY VOICEDQ .» ` . -V

OLD GENTLEMAN ' ` ` `

Dolly GraY's. und a hir collar to come up gentleman appeared in Moore sc McLe°d`s I I

_jg my ear,” with pretty white fur hanging store, v_ig1_nt"i-ight through the shop, up the _ 6 _

4 WD from "_ Amin news what ,unmet stairs _jlilt as ll' he had travelled the way

's "ii .liar “_ _ _ 4” upmro gona D I yml “mm tn omg throughtothetilrdepartmentasked

- I id ' i i. 3 _

'ivirnfgioaogfl £323 to SETSO, ;lv;r;_ndT_(y_ Miss Foster to‘sliow hlin all the f\n~_q in the

fu-n listore and llnewlt by heart, and _

» ~ S

X-Du “ke good gms [umm liiss Foal'-_r turned around -to make .a Ut

_ __ , » _ DAISY Bnowm se_l_ectlonto commence with he said:» ~ ‘

_ ‘ ` Yourllttle friend,

Fnntifs eyes twiukled as hc said; - day. liuti want ull sorts und kinds, and .f‘So'_you'sec Kriss, Daisy Brown gives I the tip`as they say; and I`m going to it

_follow it. Do|i`t you think it's a good

i i _ _jane little value onlurs as Christmas I

dqoounting for tastes thought Kriss And o

side that how cou'd they ulthsueli c

short notice make a whois heap of things the very thing, a double collar the

$6 that forl Santa Claus to take with

ni when he started oil on Christmas s

lv_o_1\ “ Nhel'e's that letter from 9" asked chan, n deep fringe of white Thibst tal ing _Kfriss without answering Suntufs question. prcttlly all around the shoulder part, the

.Tram Prince Efiivanl Island. Pretty s

n'p_»t0-date chililrcn down there," \vn.s the alone. _ ' ‘_ 1`Qp_ly.__ “Guess so" said Krlss. _“Will we _\Vmin't_ il. dainty? and -lindu't. Daisy Hitvoto make those things T`_he queried Brown gold that:-_Z" thought Snntn.

l`l

lpther half heortedly, as if hi-_ dldn`t fancy -

at ‘ I -' ' nier,

doll f and he askcd`aguin.- f‘ I-love you got any -<Kriss_wus silent. North Pole residents ehildron's collars of grey fur with white

_ ur on thcm nnywhere and as he spoke [_

jresents, usthey are aquestlon of every he took I)ui.~y Browns letter from §ily_-_attireln that region, but there is no his pocket ond rom] the description n'-'__ _ _ - - ‘

hop, h‘s-wantcrl'to`buy them nil. Walla

Welbperhops childrens furs will do io

want all you have." Miss Foster thought alnrgc order and was mueli pleased

ertuinofit. .And sure enough, there was _

tormy and cold days made of grey astm-

.nnll stole in front uiude of white Thibct

le muiltomatcli wu..~i of thi- \vl\iteTl1ihet

iwhnt she wanted nv_er ngnin to make I f

rt that turned up near the face for

|. _

;_}<i-._i`aslx._ ' ' the Sweetest, prettiest thing, Santa said

l_£!1Q1\i_'i1 by thewell loved and beautiful name of Christmas,

is'!especis.lly a home festival, and it is the only festival of.

the year connected indissolubly with the idea of giving- To makeall audevery one happy, is to open our hearls and give with a good will never so hearty as at the i hiistmas liuie to oil to whom we can offer a gift, to those we love, and to those who love us, to the newsboy who brings us our daily to the help we employ in our homes, and to the #cindy who have none to give io them. In fact to open our l1§¢.it§ in extending in tangible form and in so far as our pursdwill al1ow,~the compliments of the season.

And it's easier to give than io choose the gift therefore

with the idea of helping you in your choice we put this special issue of The Guardian in the hands of its readers, confident as we do so that somewhere in its pages you will find just what you want for some one in particul ir, and all you give to in general. '

So with the hope lhlt you will profit by and-< .act upon

the suggestions given and enjoy the matter written especially for you at this “Happy Glorious Christmas Tide," and with best wishes for the coming year.

. ,I _ \Ve are, I

_ ‘ I

_` -il{r_is'4' dolciul face. You huvc’nt no he bought it for__$l2.00. The co lar' 5 ~ For mutual b_ neat

e mattir ull over for wi- tl

nl ‘ _lint I *have been tliinkinlz _alone was $7.50, thc' niulf $4.50. After

Qlllidreln of letters hesilc thai purnlm_s_liig,oi-i1.t least what seeniedso,

'al__-they ner. -me thinking. It seemed f

ty haul to settle just at ilrst but l d

il." Dh dear me, noi " luugheil Santa ns he himself, tlmt lic had seen fora long while

_ _ _ .. .

Ei '

1 _ I li.

_ i:’y'i'knqw a' way. -1I‘ll take a trip to

wheel ll* ypu _go.l _ asked 'Kriss, ‘and u_

_' _.wlill'__yoii get; therei There‘s not A

y`du_ leavi/:_lionie well behind. apiece. 'Imitation ci1nine_r`ii`ll1s il5_i:eli_tt;_ _ ".;‘ ~ "__-- ' ` __ _ _

6 _` 0hq!l\iVByH ¢l`l\V.¢l *M9 “'*‘Y~"l “' _ - 5 » _ . - . ‘ 1 _ _ _ u 1 _

lz' " f . . i _ _ _ __ ' '_ _ _-_ ._ _ ;_'_ '

_ . eyeh mind that pen ot lt l'vi~ _l

veiled Qthe road oltau enough to know e

illtl\c\»\'<nl_ii`ito an elaborate klrrdof . Sincerely YO u,s_

r he bought chilrlren’s rulfs i\nd`inuii'»~i _. ‘ ___ ~ _[___ I . _ '

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i i

#lm itll'

Lovely kid mittens for8o 50, and 75 up cents, nite Mocha gloves and mittens will wand 7.» cents old

llns German wool sweaters at |185 and once

Boys hundkercbiefs hemstitched 6, 8, l0 sal

P9060

Hal!_a dozen done up in boxes especially not' for the Christmas trade were sold at _here

Then lovely silk handkerchicfs for boys that does not mayo any diifelunee were sold at 33 cents each. White shirts the of all grades went to (lil Sunta's big order, We

uaad

everything buying all that he took u _towards the door, where the (ull fancy to, and making everyone feel that sleigh awaited him.` “But I must. Christnius was near at hand, even if they Yet I would like to ulnkeY°\l

could not understand why they felt sn. before Igo, lfi have

to one

standing by

gentleman

, "Its not often yolylllfve

tay all day buying Christmas prelouta

. And _especlallylone whom you

know at ali, and who' after nn any you nriii nnnnin pines r'

“Not very often] was the rpplyi

customer is pleased with ` the have for sale, and with the way _ him. I trust you are satislled.

“Looks like il." slid Santa with 8

“You ,have it," was the unswob

“i\'he-n you are pu’tting up you deeofm -

ity eventhough unknown shed nurni rays lions for Uhristiiimi. put in a ‘ promin-

L place -~or in fact in every" rolnlllljli-

ll inet- in thi- shop, in great big iettefs, }’utroniz=-il persoimlly by Santa Cloud." ".\n- you --l " but before the sentence

children who had been proviil- could ln- lini-hed ai \\'hill` of cold nil'

od for was taken into roiisifli-mtioli. i'niiii~fr.mi L|i_- oprii door, the _iinglo 0f_ He had not forgotten little pour children sleigh lu-lls \\'ii~i in-nrd, “A Merrie Christa

ms" was called out in n licarty, cheerful

people's children only; little- ones who \'0i0\‘,a\ni'lllie vision of tice-tlnit ri-indel-r were not expctly poor, but yet not siiili- io‘4l the .story tu those who haul waited cicntly well oil’ to have nny nioni-y to ull

Santo. all that day. f ' ”`

_:-1-:_:_'.--:_

lJo\\'n_ chimney way, Lliru` open door,

ing while ilie duyrs of rliildlioqil were Anilcvi-ryboiiykiiuwsit; '

`u|i forty thou_-and leagues or more,

richer people; boys und girls who in the The nlii niun iraily goca ll. _- iuy of their own gifts ri-uienilrcr that there l-'nl Hire otliers lo whoui they rzin give out uf As

l four nnii twenty hours llc drives, only lie i.~ sible,

their full uurl plenty; anvl in incl L-hilflren l'-nlil his i'i~inlli-er team nri'i\'es _ of ull cliisscs wrri- reiiii-iiiin-i'i-ii by !~1niitu Again: ul his o\vi|_,»¢ul,li-_"

that day. And he proviflz-fl for nil :millili-

ly; thi- poorwitli gifts llnil \\'oul<i bring __ wurnilh und comfort; the rich with gifts S tlloyuuulflsliniw- \\'il.li llic poor. und so `

bring about again thc limi-_~ that lieu* old

_ _ ix Ninlu hiiiiself reiin-iiil>i~rc<l_ but non so of I ` :- ssiz- ongsinu p ro

"l`ll iczivi- lin: vliininey part until i.his\ ext Liiiic l go to i`lnirlot-ti-tu\vn" said iinlu to liini~1-if alter hi- linil iinishcrl the mr Krisv Kringle haul been stopped in igimrlhc day in-for-i~, ` nnri il' i'in short. unytliinp; on (‘liri_~liiin_< l'2\'i-_ \\'hi-ii I get und to iill the >'uckii1;:s, I know ju>i< »

“VVhcn the rich iinin lic pi-il the poor, ex,,L,,ly “_hL,,.e lu go to gp, “_ Thi, gf,_l___ And th" l’°"" mm' l""“'l lb" U"'"‘t‘" know prei_-i.~cl\' wliui. tu .si-ll :iii olrl follow

lt was fust gathering iiitoilu~k wheli “

ioiioesn`l know hiu _~i-If what to get, the

Snntffs purchases were ended, und ai b0_,,,,,,,.(,_i,,_`t as W0! po* ed about their inouutriin of puri-eI_~' _-stood :i\\':iitiiig ileliv- i pan, gf the show; th go [N ,wc _,heath Cry- und they uri* as good s thi- ' can he hail

‘Just bring tliein as fur as thi- door," he in

said, "l`ll attend to (hr-ni nficr thai." in

Tliis was done and a few nionients suf- ii ficeii for Santa io take rlicni ull unil puck li thi-ni snugly in his all-igh, wliii-li in _~.nini- l

the universe, and lira sof lille is saved getting things iill rein to give. Gel; p, Chris! _Gee now Rex! ‘that's right. usy boys, lint ion fast. But hy Georizef h0pi‘ t.ln~y'll put up l.lio:<r‘ pl:i'¢‘i\r¢lS I for

\\'.i_v wus wziitiiignt rite |loor_ju_~1t in time. uo\\'li\-i'i- in (`li:irlutl<-tusn is there n. het- Bui' befor leaving he went through th? ‘ lvru.~is0i'tuiui_i_tuf ilhristlnzis presents to

shop. throuirli each and every dcpurtmi-nt ch

nosefmm than iii MOOHEGL MULEOITS.

A Y Strange Wagon. N -_'__

eNGtA~o é`|.is=P|~c |N'ro ses.

A gentleman of an old Shrewsbury Twenty Fast Each Year Ia lisa lncrolehs

lamiiy, named Corbet. says T. P.’s Weékl bet and won his wager that

` ment ul' the Water.

The alarming extent. to which the

his leg was the hanclsomcst. in thc- sen is dimlnlsliing tho area ot’ thu county or the kingdom! No doubt iii-irish isles is liurdly reall;/_cil_

the tribunal empowered to pronounce _ this i:iew~ Judgment of Paris was i feminin but who the ladies were is 1

hc const line in nianv places,

it is no longer safe to build near

- _~ ' ' _ " so

>t-rsistent is the encroachment ol the

not recorded. Nor is it on record waters.

who were` the judges that decided a

I-`rcsl\\vntcr Bay, in thc Isle of

somewhat similar bet in George LI.'s Wi8‘h‘» is H Case ill D0i"t~ Hem “"0

reign. ` i

s great. danger that F11-sh\\'n.ter and

A bet. was made that the slums ol Totiund will be entirely cut. ofi from

London

would be ransacktd in vainf the rest oi the Isle of Wight. and a.

to (ind an uglier man than Heldreg- circumstance ninking the mat.i-¢3".f:!- ger, master of the revels to His Ma~ ceptionully serious is that on the jesty. At lust. an old ha.g was un.. portion which would be isolated 0-re emthad somcwhe,-¢ in Se Giieg_ -ull the fortifications of tho western whose hideousness was supposed to .‘P1U`L Uf '-he isle- i’~1Cl“dl"i§ the N0¢d" surpass that of the master of the 3 it-ss 1<`oi't, with its pqrve-i‘i`ul ordnan-_

revels, and the judges at first were. C inclined to admit the lady’s tpre-l

e. The extent of the ra_vag`cs of tho

°n,,nenm_ Be,-0,.e_ howtven p,.o_ 1 seg, may be judged by thc fact that nouncin ia llnnl decision, thev be the continuous cliff road which i'orm~

g _ E*

ged Heidregger, who entered into the e

rly went round this portion of tho

spirit of the sport with the utmost Isle has been cut :ind now leads good humor, to don the hag’s bon- straight over thc cliil' into the scu..

net, and the additional hideousness

A prominent resi-dt-ut oi' I-`rcs|\wat.cr

imparted to the appearance oi the exprcsted the opinion that prompt master oi"the revels by this grotcs- P1‘0i€CU"€ "\0!\S‘11"~`5 5h0“ld U0 *“l0i’t‘ 'los head-dress won him the Palm oi 00 by the WUI' Omif- '-he 'Owl UU* ug1in¢§S_ _ thoritics and private owners of land

In the year 1812 a clergyman, the ll

Rev. B. Gilbert. brought an action at the York Assizes against Sir Mark b

ating together. In the current. issue of The Life~ oat Society’s journal an astound-

Sykem Ba,-g_, for the ¢°m_inued pay- ing statement is niudc. It is said ment of an extraordinary bet. Sir f-hat P41115 Of '-110 H0l<101'1"‘SS ‘"f0i15t»

Mark at a dinner party in his own i house, in speaking of the risks oi U

n Yorkshire, between Bridlington

nd Spurn, are being s\\'allo\\‘cd up

as5a5Sin,,_ti0n_ e¢_¢__ run by Napoleém by the sea, in cxccptionni years by as

offered to pixy anyone who would Ill

give him then and there 100 guineas, _

nch as twenty (oct. a, ycnr. .\t Pakelield, Suffolk, in 1984 the

a guinga a day so long as the us,"-_ institution had two lifeboat houses

per lived. "Donal" cried the Rev. Q B. Gilbert, who contrived to raise ‘I and pay then ana there the 100 h

n the seafront with timber slipwuya

or launching tho boats. .\`ot. only

as every vestifc oi tho houses and

- L.

guineasj For th,-ce yen,-_q the sqm,-, slipwuys disappeared, but many of e paid the parson the guinea a day, the b"lldl“85 Standing SONG U\Sifi11l'~`9 and then ropndiuted thc transaction. further iflllllld 110-"5 l-WU” Washifd

In defelrpcc of this rcpuriiution it was 5 urged- y his counsel that his Client had been surprised into his rash bet 3

way. There are other ports oi the coast, ccording to this journal, where to

by the c1e,~gymun»s prompt atwpb erect any thing ol a character in- anm of it, and also that the wager fended ‘0 bi? D€Fml1h0nt. would be was illegal, since it gave the person simply throwing money into the son.

`hl‘iottetowri niyseli nml see what icuii wholesale Ili-ms Moore & M_cLcod 9 __ l _hheni for. It'll save lots of trouble." with for morn, so ns to g_lve.othor` people __ . `

- ' ' “ ‘ chalice to get some for Cliristmls,~t¢f¢`§f 5 . » _ _ _

mong .those he' bought .were whitef ' `;` _' ' ' ` `

"1 hsnovv|iow'for the reindeers after rribhitrulfs with Your tolls only 78 'cents _ .' f I

snrlsome white rabbit collars for 38.25 h "lion tht-re are alot ol' youngsters

rltil he had c\‘i~ry__ one in the shop, i\_l'lil dl-rs hiiii 'to lm telegrnphed on -tu the '_

y5g:,‘t,hore,'Krlss Kringic, you may _provided for in that line" slild Santa to l '

\,§_y°m~ ¢ on thot." himself.. “ But I inustxft forget the '{,'Qanl;nhQd waxed slangy for the occasion babies." it's u Ions’ i-lllw M1106 Silliili Wt_'th°| sums was forcible. bought mlythlng iorhis own bahles. ond* ho Yo, to it thnt- the relndeers are in truth they did not dress like the babies

|isebifKrlis, and i‘llg1-trendy to leave ofthe présgnt day. so he had to depend on _ _ _ M

l aw&. it's moonlight too, and I'l|

iss Mcllebd to help him in his choice. ` ._ “ I wnntfnonié ni-stty bonniits for lictlni ___,

‘_|m0gn|to_" . 'gh-lies,,Mist,"hs said to her, " ariil-y¢s,| ‘ `

‘ __h_p”zm'siit my llfe’gettln`g around

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' `M¢iu`1'i Why it means lu-ing ‘iuntn which Mins Mi-Leoil plainly heard, and tliesains shape and n rs at (L40. A

hitebelir collars Si iii, white Thihet Ill _ _ I* _ l 4

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lm was lillnoet rapturous. H9 _chuckled for was in e_of brown velvet and [ny

N&tl|~Pedh except when ln- went on riudlbly_h.saona_ alter another-"wus handed fur, laceillxitli pale blue .silk and it cost rlstmai Eve to help Sunni, ond had to hlm;on inentlonsdulimos to himself $3.40. ` ’ : `

what iieconsidered an undertons, hui. 1'li`ei»e hats were duel:-_ated in felt off

us when nobcdy knows il. lt`ll bf wondered strangely an to whom it could olde range of soft fell. hats wars boughtst

lun. lauilii-il Slintn. ilu no who knew nil the iltllo girls -about lnim lil! cents io$l.35. ’

'vs .umgr letter Krlim. This boy _

for him, i'll luuve Iiim some-‘

W., io.. "era-»,»viiiitli~ mini ni waits sm "aunt '

. ____ ____ ' _ 1 |llli."'l'1_l|i\‘\t‘nson|'y_ll__oliilb._Anot|lu*_\#n_ “flhlnltydii think" heatkédv hills ll” _“I .‘“mmDi,u,,_ . gain ghnt ol lil wlilidbenflhd pd” only 'Q-'Unit' "§hil Ciirirfmiis present! "slick of I'

l wh, of ,;|,,,u;_| mi,-of Stlil_a\'iotherwas_'of Whit! _lillk _trimmed "‘~‘\_vc been buying are iietleri mited`!or- _,_ _,_ __ _'f",,__ _,,,_, ,,,,»,,,,~.. onnii _wiiirpmwninfrltlion nnfi uinminn, for ilnnngmini, isnnngmtineofstiiaont ._ ,,__. _, __ _ _ __ _

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wo and yet coulil not possibly he relatettii '-:‘Now" ml-l Santa, “‘l~‘ur girls' reclas-

` "yi ,long tho olil mod. no lnv\0v\\' to thsui all. . __ unilolouka. _l inusut ih?at_»_them.""$__a'

Fil-st trois mu n erin-ming little tonnes nn' to nnmii it Minh Domi' to at mins'

einaible this lim:-_ 'lhis letter is ur wmis bear fur, mails to at alone ro the and left Mime McLeod to attend to l_iis_bl_¢__

'w_'|.¢_¢'| gipgri ` ' want sotnp_for bigger glrlies too." Hs '“ --H1 4' '* __ _==‘=‘~=*€;‘ - '*~~------~ ~~ -

' “_ ho' “though n well enough delight whenthedsintythlngswerslhohi _Brown instead e!_ths"b_unnel. she asked

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No doiibl this last- remark vi‘n.~4 `iX‘cusloi\ed by the similarity lx-tween the _girls garments to those of the inntlie-rw and big sisters, _ One wariu, coinior1al»ie'ieel‘rr nfinoilcr-

yile price for moderate purses as well as fpurses of unlimited capabilities like San- '_ti;`s was ol thegenerally worn plain reelei- styis in ml mugs i-ioih. win. pinin \nnn.i» 1¢'lotii onlinr. trimmed vi ini wliin- in-niii.

[Thin was only $3.95. '» .

_._ _Heauties Santa bought oi' brown cloth _tn-ifamed with _llgdit brown lnoailclollnaad ,piped with wlim. a.°nso.‘ _

Tliegluoks he chose ranged lu sin- fiom

I2 to ll priqrii $5.21. |ii._l5 and up _to Sill. These \\-1-rejiisl like the larger

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purtnu-nt oi' the shop, for the boys' wearis in the gentlenianin depart-ment. ‘ HWS' shirts in ‘ llannelette ond' “Dll¥l.~. some with collars ami l some without, in price from Biicents .'iii_ l T5 and-R1 ei-nts each were the mst articles 1 chosen. Then came caps .Wand 75 renin' ear-li. Next collars in all the-new styles. l real good linen I6 cents apiece.: wo lor 251°, four ply llnvn :L5 cents' each, and .special ones for i‘hr|stmsa,3 for Ellcents. Under wear from ii dollars suit up to whatever you want to pay, good Mece lload,mo|e of it woven; ties fmin ifoi-25:: to llc each; braces lp boxes, braces witfiout boxes,

warm Scotch woolen gloves 9, iii cents ri pair. sweiilers ill, 75, illouii $1, linilextrn

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ed the original verdict. They pro- s

l. beneficial intcrcst. in the life of an enemy oi' I-Ingiond, and that. this in- terest would tempt him in the event ol' an invasion, to uso every xncnns in his power for thc prescrvxitiou of ~' the invaderi On these grounds, thc jury found for the squirt-_ and upon an ultimate appeal-for the case was tried -three times-the judges confirm-

Tlie difficulty of dealing with tho

encroachmcnts is that the sea. is in- exorable, and if its advance is stop- ped in one plane it_wiil force its \vny_ in aiiotlicr.

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Planta (nr lhe Window.

P:-tuniris and other bordi-r plants

holild be dug up and potted just bo-

nounocd the bet illegal, sinvc, on tho lore frosts for tho \\'int<_-i' window one hand, an interest was cr:-ati-11 in garden. » Ki-ep thi-in cool and shaded the preservation of the lifr- of in puh- for about two ivecks; thr-n .cut down llc enemy, and, on the other hmm' the tops, and they will soon send ug

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