ransom, 1336.22. 192%
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$100, 000 in Securities Lmur 9: News... We; mm. m .
)‘.-2_:{. Pa" Dec ‘22 .——Burglax:s
cart; infamy {>17th- i: no the Mount
twolz' Bank and stole $108. 086 in gig-4
purine-5 rom the safety deposit bogs-s.
fnxey gimmied open a window and opt
ghrougi. tr .e 3ault doors with acet3'-
zone torcl es Locks on eighw dam
“boxes were broken with. a. hammer.
2A CHRISTMAS PAGEAN’I‘ IN THE
SCHOOL 3003:.
.‘- a: to be a little bit dilterent this
3.1 . 15 going to leave out, purposely.
‘hc- well- known St. Nicholas. Yet it
i. belie3ed that it will be suflicientl)
iihriamacy to satisfy the little folks
Ior whose special benefit it has been
“armed.
' To carry out the idea. quite a
mparation will be necessary. This
can be done cheaply. The work the
more: should do for themselves.
arch as trimming the tree, and mak-
ing their own costumes.
To start at the end instead of the
beginning. the final performance of
the pageant will be the distribution
of gifts from the tree. One way for
lhe teacher to handle the gin'ng is
to say that no gift should cost over
twenty-rive cents (or whatever
sun-oust the children can afford) and
unite, that each child must hand
.29 n "ties of the ones to 33'}: 0111 he
' 0131110 In this 3333 the
E receives at least two gifts.
the givers might fail to
r :5 presents.
":3 can be taken up to buy
321,.» ; .nd a ball of red yarn
‘35::1 should be given a sheet
”4' 1 - and two yards of the
yer. ' . up his packages. Then
yhrr ' 3:215 are brought in they
~12! p :2- . a uniform appearance.
ital 31.2.. is 1‘ 112i3' as attractive as rib-
bon to: 131.11.: packages and much
cheaper.
The pageant will start with the en-
trance of two boys dressed as candles.
'l'he3 will mart-11 stifij to the center
front of the stage and then‘separzfte.
Ital-cl; mu sic will accompany them.
31‘ a piano is no a3ai ‘al'le. they can
make a sin. pic statement. "Wt. are the
Christmas ‘ Candles to light up Christ-
Holly bo3s and mfiletoe
lion them. marching first
' an...» the: rréei‘aisniau-ohe'on
4 :
little _
1:. make sure that no child is ‘ ”“5“9‘1 to one side.
1: “iii be well to see ti: atg'eaSt will. be “909553“?-
.must not appear until quite late on
o table on casters, pushed in by a.
be piled about its base, and it will be
bare or ornament.
All“ “the fairies will pass around
the tree and each put a little orna
about. on it. Then they will group
memsehes about it. the evergreen
(QRes seated in front with one or two
snowflakes, the taller holly and mistle-
toe fairies back. of it and either side.
The rest of the snowflakes will stand
‘ig grout of these latter. " Ti
Shim of Christmas songs will
Lcome next.
After this a passageway should be
made (or the teacher to come to the
front to distribute gifts from the trée
it she wishes she can mute g. for
appropriate remarks about the. gifts,
which have been made by the cm;-
teeangs tor each. other, and so on
As she reads the name on a. pack;-
age. one of the nearest fairies will as-
liver it to the owner not retm'nigs to
the stage. This will continue until all
the fairies but two have» left. These
two will deliver the remaining gifts.
This closes the program.
It may be that the teacher will pre—
fer to distribute popcorn balls, instead
of gifts.
New to go back to the start.
be as simple or as elaborate as the
teacher wishes.
be covered with sheets to give a uni-
One curtain at
for the tree
t'i‘f pr. ogre m This one curtain can be
a sheet or perhaps a. dark couch
cover pinned to a wire strung across
the room.
T330 curtains. one either side.
dark material. could -be best
of
of
99339831118 two stage entrances am jE
It will not be -
the ditcrent groups.
necessar3 to close them.
The candles, the two boys, should
have straight red crepe paper cos-
tumes. with their arms inside, and
their caps representing flames.
And that reminds us. The tree ma3'
hue candles on it but do not light
them fi'ith all the children dressed
in paper 03 er their other clothes, the
risk is far too great to take for the
little additional sparkle they might
add to the tree If some one donates
electric bulbs, that is a. different mat-
ter of course. Even then the connec-
tior. 5 must be carefull3 handled.
For snow flakes the group should
be little girls dressed in White. To
.tnc and finam forming a V
_, :v3' 1itinb 0' the next entrance.
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-_ Sunmaid Brand CLUSTER TABLE RAISIN S. . ..In 1 lb. cartons, 35c
1 Richardson & Robbins’ PLUM PUDDING
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their dresses crepe paper dukes can
4 with bridge red sashes. Over this can
dren. each an expression of their grind
K
The stage, the school platform. can” ‘
The blackboards can '
form setting and the teacher’s desk ‘
Hie caps too. held erect by wires or 7 V
pasteboard.
The hull? hair should have and;
suits, or white blouses and dark pants,
4953*
be hung large holly leaves or crepe: m
The mistletoe mth white Adm “mum be
which the lea3es are fastened. Large I
cotton balls for hernia should decor-
ate thelr caps and wrists. ,
It evergreens are available; make
the costumes for those fairies of their
11035 and girls, or one or the otger »
just as the teacher washes. 11! go:
hemlock or pine can he" had, Ere?
paper can take its place gushed with
fringes to represent Men.
The base of the tree and the table
should be (:03 eras; with red orene no-
per. beca};se many of the costumes
will be green and the red is needed
We watt-AH m...“ 7
IN THE Duff” STATES
tiretimewm be needed tose‘lidim
groups on the stage in order. So a
«or some on interested must play the.
necessan’. The; 3110
.‘theii- fluttering to say,
substitutes. We have come to ggver
all the earth with a coat of gm;
branches. This group can be mtrfle' §olly and Itletoe gro
him celebfilfiO-"f
day, “We Elms bring the beautiful
3 Chnsnna‘a m and liens It is may
teacher can start the Songs wit}; a
pitch pipe In this my the lack or
mgslc need not mail the pageant.
honed that all will agree that they
had a. Merry Christmas.
M the bell remit:
Now as to music; 71-h; teacher‘ s 'en—
mfiv m gusto. and the
needed.
However. mustc is not absolutely
ESE-1 5“”
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can '
“IVE fire the brothers 0 gouy . maxrxomut, Ala...
Was We have come to yelp Stanislaus Zb3',szko
The or will
When the {i936 comes to sing. the
59' Santa win not be missed and it is 235-
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1517 a damned ad in the Sentinel
Dr. Aha Kentonan Recently "
elected aéootwe of Fail-port. 0.,
is 23 years 014.8219.- is a petite
blonds and an on a dry ticket,
beinge pied ed;s to t1loust all boot-
leggers. the first as well
“the youngest m Hiy or in
the country and has received a
he sew: :, with wings of snow flakes,
Holiday Goods at Bargain Day Prices
White Granulated Sugar, - - Syclb.
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GREENFIELD’S SPECIAL XMAS PACKAGE...............'74C
SATIN FINISH HARD CANDIES..25ch ,
CUT ROCK XMAS CANDY.....n..........,.-....u..... 1901b.
t’ASSORTED FRENCH CREAMS..,. 1961b.
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\‘EW HAVE‘3 PASTOR .2 3-”: R
$fiy '33}; E: e EV.
memm Show or the United-smile: ox Chennai» Haul,
Church. 9:; the Green, died on .the
”stunt. tad-gs while on: rgljsjnt ricer! -
trouble was the probable cause. He
iwseeutoglgagdmu DEBAub
“Cheney was near at hand and gave
aid. but Kr. George was dead before
an eggqlahce could he celled. "P
QISZKO T0 BEES}! W.
plan. will defend his title tonight
against Goho Gobar. a. Hindu.
contestants in the not contest are said
to be evenly matched in musical
makeup; and both appear to be in
fine trim. The champion weighs 228
pounds and Gobar tips the scales at
Wit amps FOB. AID.
BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 22.——A radio
call for immediate ass;sta.nce was re-
ceived here todss from the Shipping Italian Co-Qperati3'e Society and other
was without fuel oil.
CAR.
Donotello,
3395;. 32—
lg: cham-
The which extended across
firs-6k. ' Mrs. Donatello
hours. later,
WAT; ERBV . UBY. Dec.
pecials
A Larger Stock at Lower Prices Than
Elsewhere.
Board steamer \ew England. Brest
'(or New York. She said the. was
dam: before a northeast: ale. ain't)?
..__?.___._.—
“EVAN KILLED BY TROLIAEX
NEW LONDON Dec. 22. -—While
sittgnx in a. furniture truck. at Station
Six, Waterturd. last night. awaiting
the return of the driver. Mrs. Albina
°1,o'f “fatal-ford. m mor-
tally minted What: a. trolley car, on
the not Lamas branch at the Connect-
icut Company. struck the 3111:, part of
Iatrrepce Memorial Hospital a. few
mam j £611" "1% 2mm s.
with forgery on 129 separate counts.
Luigi Vendett; was today bound over
to the Superior Court under bonds of
$5, 000. J‘Vendetti is president of the
onions it! (how
means of forged notes In
mm
8-H and funds. No «15.11“me
amlnatlon.
the railway
died at the
2 2.——C. busted
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Fancy hOIO
TUrkeys'
Chickens
SMALL TURKEY'S
LARGE TURKEYS........
DUCKS
CHICKENS.
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Young Native
Geese
Native DRcksv and Roasting
..............62c lb.
42th
............42clb.
...........40c-lb.
......54c lb.
SMALL LOINS PDRK.............22clb'
; FRESH SHOUmERs.............16c1b.
‘ FRESH HAMS....................22clb.
PIGS’FEET 10cm.
SHOULDER STEAK? l4clb.
SOLID LEAN
PRIME RIB ROASTS . . .. ......... 28clb.
“B. & B.” POT ROASTS ........... 22c lb.
RUMP POT ROASTS .......... lSc-Z2c lib. '
BOT ROASTS ....... 16c lb. '
SHOULDER POT ROASTS ...... 12%c lb. ;
Round Steak . . ’. . . . . . .25c lb.
Sirloin Steak . . . . .,...30c lb.
Porterhouse Steak .32c lb.
Flank Steak ...........2liclb
Hamburg Steak . . . . . ..14c lb.
Legs, Spring Lamb. .
Fares, Spring Lamb.
Rib Lamb Chops. '. . . . ..38c lb. Rump Corned Beef..18—22elb.
Loin Lamb Chops. . . ..
Stewing Lamb . . . . . . . .15c lb.
..36cl_b.
...24clh.
.45c lb.
Ramps of Veal. .
Legs of Veal. . ..
. ..... 14c lb.
Plate Corned Beef ..... 8c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef. . .
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BACON SQUARES 20cm.
WILSON’S BACON (in strip). . . .
PURITAN BACON
SUNuGHT'EIJTTER 48c lb: BROOKFIEII) BUTTER
. ....... .48clb;
Note Our Prices On Fancy Fresh Fish
FANCY LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS ........... 50c not
FANCY LARGE SMELT........... ...... 28cm:-
Steak Halibut . . , . . .._. "-35er. Steak Tile Fish. .-. . . . . .18clb. Fresh Mackerel ....... 266E.
, SteakSalmon..........28c1h. SteakBosmnBIues....16er Weak Fish ...... melt;
“g SteakCod ............22I;1h. Scanner-Blue Fisk... .16clb. Finnan Haddies ...... 46911»:-
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