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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 26, 1924 · page 11

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SCRAXTON. Pa.. Dec. 2 .
Lenlistmen: o! addizlonal mi
the movement for a general
of coal workers in the Saran:
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cf union officials

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to settle
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12:»: week rated to 13:59.
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a. discussion of grievances and .‘
the eerie: e: an ultimatum cw. :

district officers of the union 2;- 1.

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responsibility for a general wala-o; .
Tony Fume. chairman o: the ge: —
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tell the delegate. .
fight is in the interest of ¢ery 2:11:21:
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ahead on their own book. Gemco
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the valley. the locals are strong}-

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lid them‘ and is now Charged With.
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10r1925

Yesterday was Christmas. the day of “Peace on Earth. Goodwill to men.” a blessing strong
enough to have survived the ages and to have caused the spirit of Christmas Goodwill to return
each year with undiminished vigor and enthusiasm spreading a glow of human kindness
throughout Christendom.

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Yet .without forgetting Christmas it is well to recall that Time marches steadily onward.
Another Christmas is now approaching; Next ir‘e'ek u'ill m a r E the beginning of anotherfi'ear.
New Year resolutions and Observances will soon be repeated—or the last ones surpassed.

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With the Christmas dinner hardly cold yet. it is too early to talk about the one for New
Year's Day. So this week we are not publishing a list of suggestions and prices. Instead, we
suggest that you come to the store while down town today or Saturday and make a leisurely
inspection of each aisle. The grocery items themselves, each plainly priced and reached for your
examination, may suggest over-Sunday needs to you much better than we could do by publish-
ing a long but still abbreviated list. ’ '

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A fruit salad topped off with crushed Brandied Pineapple is often a course much appreciat-

ed the day after ‘a heavy holiday meal. You probably have the fruit left over. We have the
Brandied Pineapple and fresh fruit too if you'need it.

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