es Golden, Editor and
3m Wprlotor
A‘i‘UEE ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW
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Muted Communication of Old
‘Mtlne, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
be held at it. rooms; Dec. 5, 1911,
99 p. In. Election of officers. A full
module. II requeetor.
' Fruemslly yours,
’ROIIRT M. Wchox, Bec'y.
IBEHANTO’ AND MANUFACTUR- '
. only AssocIA-nou
gallant!“ Candee, President
resident. Charles]. Pldgeon
Frank W. Hsdiey, Secretory
. Northew Corbett. Trmurer
PHONE CALLS
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‘ 3-~Business Department
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JEditer’s Residence "
.leI'r even,nIcH-r TO LIE?
Alzchurch at Columbus, lud., has
con discussing the question: "is ly-
ever justifiable?" Some members
Anointed that no one is ever justified
itgtcliing unything. but the truth. but
majority thought physicians could
9 properly lie to patients when knowl-
edge of the truth would harm them.
Even the pastor admitted that he once
led to his mother to save her life.
This definition was fuvorcd:
“To lie is to tell an unlruth to one
who has the. right to know the truth."
L'i‘hit might let out the physicians
fund the pastor and cover some other
cases that occasionally arise. But it
niould‘ require a iinely adjusted con-
oleneev to apply it.
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RIGHT: TO THE POINT.
9 The‘lw'uelites'Were gsthlng Innu-
9‘na. “it wil do well enough until we
get where we can buy potent. hrosit-
»,tast‘ foods,” they renmrked.-~Boston
Transcript
. 9 __.__9 . .
"The Democrats are united and by
blessing of God We will remain
Edits Speaker Clurk. Mll‘ Clark's
gratitude is probably due to the fact
lat it is against the rules to hit in u
iln9ch.-New York Tribune.
The failure of has Angoles to sell
ny'part of a new bond Issue is attri-
buted to the possibility that the social-
Vstsl will win in the coming city clot"
’lon._ Thus are referendums, recalls.
"labor wars and women juries able to
lain» financial spm-oan-mNow York
fivfflome part of the responsibility for
hemob violence offered to the irish
layers in il New York theatre {lion-
h: evening lids in plain sight on the
doorsteps of certain reverend editors
nflhat l0WIl.“Hill'tf0Pll Cournut.
.‘ _ —o— ‘
‘ There use a time when the minister
ll'Tlldiili'sglVllig tiny found pleasure
ill-speaking his mind on public affairs.
{In these days even that privilege is
denied to him.«—Nori"vich Bulletin.
. —e—-
Those with police oflioials lod seven-
live Irish policemen against the
in: rioters at the irish play which
ins being produced by Irish players.
t was stxictiy a family affair and a
istlnct triumph for the race—New
zork '18.]031‘31711
lPresident Taft’s measure. has about
9 U0 words, which is the length of the
average story in the magazines. If the
access has a good ‘plot and s"striking
climax, it is not too long to be 'gener-
ally road —Boston Glohg.
'l‘he injunction “Do your Christmas
shopping early“ may become tiresome
:to some newspaper readers. but the
.fatiguo thus induced is not half so
.iiillnful as the cadet produced by late
Archrlstmus shopping on salespeople and
.deliverymen.--S'priiigiield Union. '
an
no Montclair, (N. J.) correspondent
Trites oi a dog sixteen inches long
wallowpd a hutpln twelve inches
ho general public to be creduv
lnnati Comiuercial- Tribune.
{colored mun died in Virginia the ‘
9r9 day at the age of 108. What
it. Let us hope he doesn't. ex. ' ‘
Autumn to swallow his story”. 'L
FIRESIDE DREAMS.
Just s-dreamin’ 0‘ you, just a-
dreamin' 0' you. .
An' the balssni logs a-singin‘, an’
my old pipe goin’ too;
An’ the little timid shadows chase
each other round the room
. Till they idle their way s~gropin'
inl‘ihe caverns o' the gloom;
An the wt owe shake a warnin' «
to the sparrows in the eaves.
While the naked trees are cryin’
o'er the wind that stole their
leaves.
Just a-dreamin' 0‘ you. just 'a-
dreamin‘ 0’ you .~.
Till it seems that you're a-slttin'
at my feet Im' dreamin’ too;
An' we're buildin’ turret castles,
an' we're plannin’ happy days
0‘ the light sn‘ eery dream-stuff
floatin' in the golden hue;
An‘ we're laughin', like two chil-
dren. o‘er our little Wonder
Town
When our castles crack an‘ quiver
an' our dreams come tumblin‘
down.
Just s~dreamln‘io‘ you. just-e-
dreamin‘ 0’ you ..
When the embers turn to ashes
an’ the winds are moanin’
too;
9 An' fwondder if you're happy with
’ the prime you married, dear?
If :you‘ve found the Vale o’
Heartease in the Land .o'
Ne' era-Tear? ,
An’ I fall asleep a-prayin' to the
Tender One above
To shower all His roses on the
little girl I love.
I
~Gordon Johnstone in Exchange.
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STON STO
MAIN AND WALL STREETS ‘ ;;
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We have purchased the entire open stock of Woolen and cotton
BLANKETB of Blodgett, Ordwsy and Webber-Boston. Mass. —- one
of the largest manufacturers’ agents in the country —- at FIFTY
FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, we will put some on sale
1.. DECEMBER 5 th
AT. 971i. M.
This lot comprises v » ‘ {momma been: manufacturers of wool-
en BLANKETS' m the country. Some are from Massachusetts; St.
Mary’s. from Ohio; Amalia Shaker Society Blankets, tram Iowa; A
Northern Star, from Minnesota; Navajo Indian Blankets. from New
Mexico; and the {onions California wealen. Blankets. 9Also Cotton
1 Blankets of every description. The following telegram is self
explanatory: ~ ‘
rev
We advertise some or the best numbers, but theFe Will in just as $2.00 WOOL NAP BLANKITB. . $1.39
many not Advertised. ‘ . , ..
9_ 9 ‘_ 9 _ 9 $1.80 WOOL NAPIBLANKETS..,..:............................ $1.10
“5.00 CALIFORNIA WOOLEN‘BLANKETS 8950 ‘ $1.00 COTTON BLANKET! . 78¢
moo s'r.MAanIwoouusLANI<e-.rs .....................w.so , 75¢:coflou'3umns9 « , . 55.,
37.50 AMANNA‘WOOLEN-ILANKETG ‘
9 9 9 9! ._ , 99 9 9 "~98 _ 19o corro‘u clue eLAuItnrs..9‘............ ..... ...........10e
$6.00 DAMFORNIN WOOLIN BLANKETB ..-......'."‘...'...."....M590 . .1,” TEDDY BEAR ILANKETB _
95.900 NORMAN AUSTRALIAN eLAusts mo
stoouonMANcLAuitere................................... sass
49¢ ea.
All use...“ Blankets“ are [peclally priced for this sale. .- ‘ 4.
109 silicon sA'I-II noes aLANnE're. $2.75 and $2.49. SPECIM-
9.: I“omoowool.‘NAFIII.ANKETS...*......<.....‘..[‘.:..-..‘.99.9.9.,.“..-...$31.9! . sou $2.29»
“4“ w°°‘- ”1‘" PLANKETBA-Jams--...‘......-r:.-......... £1.05 enhooutmsnoowu 25c yd.
Then on all will“.
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