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gear which stand the ox and the
he cock and the raven. serves as
"tr“? for the scone. “’hen the
of Bethlchem shone forth and
.XflgFlS proclaimed their glory to
‘. .1 1h? Highest. the doors of the
Mary and Joseph were reflects-d
' 1:: 1h» shining manger. AbOVk and
. 'ITId thr- shed poised high show 2hr
cf Eh? audiencv. :: re came in-
view shining rows 0
I‘M» angelic chorus
. whole offset
Era and bean-
. .ightened bx
:iful acting
:1 a: the close
—:.;3 :. 01?.de with the tri-
“Or. Come All Ye- Faithful.'
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is glimpse oi the rival heart
Xmas thought
; :— wnmg in tho Homsstead. the
‘ =:’ an» on pils‘ piano rccitals “as
7;.» Hi Th; work of each term
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Entrances in Main Street. Fall-field Avenue. mid Cannon Bil-e0:
Store open daily till 6
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J TOYS!
A houseful Of them.
Como; E and ' See; and enjoy.
Pick from 50
sorts of purses ' and,
bags at saving.
AChrlstmas plum-pudding stufled full of shopping-
bags and purses!
We’ vc made the pudding. Wide-awake folks are 30-
lng to enjoy it 9
Were able to make it, because active and prosperous
and progressive dealer sold us his seasOn- -end stock at
dropped price.
And; My how he did drop his prices !
Twenty-six difierent styles of bags and purses at one
price.
Thirty difierent styles of bags at tile second price.
1 Plenty of those smart bags with long handle. Plenty
pf bags with excellent mirror. Plenty of bags in all the
favorite leathers; some in duvetyn.
‘ Plenfy of bags in the fashionable colors as welf as in
BUT folks who are really wide-awake are not going
50 delay; they will choose soon 1 _ .
$2 & $2.95
Left aisle, from.
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gifts
of real comfort.
E And some of that comfort comes to file otlier mem-
bars of the household too l
Ash trays of china and brass and in maliogany finish,
3211;; a lot of sizes and sorts; and all convenient—35c to
Smokers’ sets, nickel and brass and mahogany finish
and china; some are fully completHZ to $15.
Smokers’
Bright Scarfs and
quiet nookwear.
Choose either—or bofli.
For they are good friends and harmonize with each
other. 0f they may be worn separately. '
And either carries a winning gift air!
Scarfs of silk and tricolette, of knitted wool and of
fine angers. Rich in c010: and in their cOmbiuaflon of
colors—$2 95 to $10 50.
Vestees of beautiful canton crepe and of lace com-
bincd with satin; of pique and of linen. 65c to $3.
bColilars of orginldy 3.1;? sgltriln 2:23 1&9th not; Ewlth
emroeryorwit emstc a nu mo 8-—
500 to $2. 8 ’8
Collar and cuff Sets of filet combined with Venlse, of
not with of lace, andsmartfi combination of satin
and leather. R0 or flat style,—$1 to $2.
let sets gand filet or Venice—$1 to $2. 50.
Centu- dale. trout.
A woman’s good
kid glove-+4 $1.85?
Kid
only in ose made overseas.
half-ray white or black, with attractive embroidered
Two clas 3 firm but cl 6 er in
lines—$1.851) ole. Indinskfd. 91nd
Chamois loves in natural color swagger all fine
quality, two—(gasp style—$2.50. ’ ect,
Rich long white kid gloves, 8 button style, beautiful
d3 (afloat—$3 50.
Children’ s tan cdpeskin- gloves of firm staunch
weight—«$1 H25 .
Children’ s fleeced
bination of warmth
ves of tan rare com-
capeskln,
good fit (acidfi appearance-4165.
- Centu- ude. mt.
. Choose a few
. colored ’kerchicfs.
Intheboxofwhlte hmdkachiagwfme ’oriwo'ci
color.
Howfhey addtochannofthocollocfionl {And what
afreshwdmfreshmgairthsygivqwhencarfied.
Solidchrinoentu-wiflia borderln white. Or
whitecenierwithastrlklngbuderincolm 1506950
amtmwgraoe‘mlm
arena.
mulbllnenhamdkemhfiafisforwomenmplantdul
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Or gaudy hemsfitched collar and cuff sets, pretty eye- 33,
ovéSwlththegraceandfitthatarelobefcmnd.
Smepmgwbfiehandkmhaw cmbmfimd.
o E W E E o ,
1s hand-embrmdered.
‘ Lovely coma nions for, and contrasts to, the soft laced
trimmed- crepe erie is this almost-tailored nainsook
with beautiful designs embroidered by deft workers.
In fit, it is admirable. Clings but does not bind. Of-;
for: frécdom without Surplus fabrl . Launders easily and.
delightfully.
How beautiful and varied are {be patterns with whicli
it has becn embroidered; some tiny and some of ornate
pattem.
_$2Slipon nainsook m with scalloped neck and sleevcs
50
Slipo n nainsook gowns with design of unusual taste
—$2.~95p0 to $3.50.
Floral—embroidered gowns of nalnsook: that embroidd
cry Sometimes carried to both sleeves and back—$3 75 mi
Envelope chemises, rarely comfortable—$3 50. .
Straight chemiSes, camisole style or built- -up simulgi
——$3.50 and $3. "5
' Corset covers, handsome hand embroidering—$2. 50%
Many a pretty
$2.50-
And beauty is combined with ccmforf; complete
charming home comfort.
Suede boudoir slippers in gray tones,, in “can and
brown and black. Light leather sole, low heel.
Felt high—cut slippers in these pretty colors :‘—-old
orchid, lavender, copenhagen, navy and taupe. Have
leaf. er sole and heel and are trimmed with fur.
Felt moccasing slippers with trimming of ribbon.
Special weight and warmth and service. Tadpe or pink,
Quilted satin slippers with fiuiiv silk pompom, soft
padded Soles. havy lavender copenhagen and old rose,
Beaded Indian moccasins of good tan shade.
Each sort at 1 $2.50
Main 50:. rear.
Woman’ 3 handsome
umbrella at $5.
hang-cod and handsome umbrellas of silk—with a‘ prefix
toappeal to women who appreciate grace and con-
Oom is omellcnt silk; blue red or green.
14m durablo from lea a
vain _ e, p sing ppearance, good
Children’s umbrellas of Special sort. Good blacfi
cover, handles of youthful patterns—$2
slipper for Her—
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described his sensations “swing"
fortunes of our team xx ithout any fur
could tell who wen each play." he 01d me so mu'h"
said. “The cheering whivh i‘ollowéd
each play told the Siory. ,Of course, I
{depended upon someone to tell me
'whether it. was a forward pass or a
Yale Clubflast night at a reunion din
mar of the Berzelius Fraternity.
3 i E Jars for tobacco and for cigars—lies contents at just
. the right pitch of melanin—$1.75 to $5:
5 ’ ‘ Eaglbgarette holders, preserve flavor and aroma-41.75 to
mm; BITTER
:r. EE LIN G IN ULSTER . 32121389?) stands, easily portable and stand staunchly,
AGAINST ENGLAND l ’7 ’ l Fourth 1100:. v - ~
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: a m that are welcomed.
: - 3:53.13 mil: Some for Father’ 8 comfort and soine to save Motlier
" ;_ = 3 {fjgjféiofigzggi . much in time and tiresome W‘brk.
ev “‘11: mg over-E Fireless cooker—$16.25 to Wheaten—$2.85 to $9.50.
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-'«_'~ .'Suchavoe ’63. " 01'1th 90m "
~ (52:1;03103 :5: Fireplace BGt—$8 t0 $fi. Spice 361 mm 3
$3.11: E:I‘A(E:£1T:l’l.‘ which MODE—$2.95 to $14.50. .‘ I
. z. :or 8.011013 on one Fireplace guards __ $5.25 W W
.. - :5. .1.............. to $22.50. 7 Fire place screens-#50
‘ - 5:5: 3.1:? mm. irons—$2190 $6.50 ‘9 $13- 75 *
in ins {11:221- (Barbi: Bread b Data's E1“ . e mixers mu! '
, " “ E 1113;223:205??? Bread mixers—95c to $4; Food choppers-£95 to
3 - is: 22-..‘csr‘éspondence‘im: Chapel: sweepers—$3. 35 to $3375
. . ._, . F950. Canister sets—$2.95.
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The weekly meeting of Progress Voight. '
f.» {La-kaq'hi» away with 5min W
Fouls or old St. JWDS
Oil.”
‘54 31:1: back is sore and lame
'. rzazica or rheumatism
.1nsd up. don‘t sufiet!
. 3 bottle of old, 11011031:
0:1" at any drug store,
Forum. No. 1, F. F. L, was held last
3evening in .iheir
Washington street.
was very iarsa
_ Vice Advocate—44.2mm. Wilmott
Secretary—~Fred C Reideu.
Treasurer—Jacob Ltzinger.
Instructor—9.2081135. .
Guide—A. Horton.
Intercessorél' Bartom, Jr.
. TruStee‘R. Voight. '
lodge rooms, 1 0 0
The attendance
The nomination of
16 STOP concise AT mam
Next Mignday evening the re- mom- 2
When anyone is sufiering from a
ination and election of timers will
lineuplungc. but I could follow the an Explosion of chemicals.
Hale was the guest of honor at the
He
lost his sight eight \ears ago through
Chara;
’ Kid Brown Shades
York; ihe junior lightweight
it: idlihmn classes in the 1a 6 Bowl {her explanatmn It was bar to ‘51: . E '
pion, in the fimi eightround bout at '
in sus ense ..
"I could tell who was ahead and-l p some times but intuition "3 30111111? Dundfle the Olympia. Brown earned the de‘
cision b yhis aggressiveness though-
out fin:- bout. He' shook up Dundee
with several right hand uppercuts am!
had the crimson flowing from John-
ny's mouth.
13! 1-: pounds.
for Joe Benjamin.
' PHILADELPHIA Pa“ DPC. 13.—
- Harry Kid Brown. .therformen South
Philadelphia High ‘ school boxer.
threw a jolt into the fi'stic ialent, last
night, shading Johnny—Dundee, of New.
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- complete stock for Men, Womenrrand {:hildren.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
I 7 on: basally and maximally selected note.
_ Both fighter: weighed '
Dundee substimtcd'
H‘Efl;
an“
bronchial ,afliction or has a.cough'
that linger! on and grows worse at
night. the loss of sleep tends to weeks
en themfiexerandgrowsmnresen-,
II. Sula-.551 mngbmk Ava,
lake- place. an members are urged I
gtO attend. .
The prize to be, given my next
.19 an your hand and rub it
. aching back. and by the
7....“ fifty. the screams and
.32 :5 gone-
’ we} r: ;ppled!E
This soothing,
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