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a
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$3.50
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and
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Doctor
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$3.00
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Christmas
holidays
seem
to
be
a
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favorite
subject
o
conversation
2
!
Jake
says
I
get
holidays
all
the
W'year
round
with
nothing
to
do
fft
j
but
write
a
lot
of
foolishness.
It
was
at
the
King-
Edward
School
that
the
youngster
was
asked
where
the
Kings
of
England
were
crowned.
"On
their
heads,"
was
the
quick
comeback.
It
was
said
to
be
over
at
the
ffi
Junior
High
that
one
of
the
r
teachers
remarked
sarcastically
8.
"You
have
only
five
more
minutes
62
to
waste
so
waste
it
quietly."
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It
was
In
the
Hign
School,
I
be-
$j
Jieve,
that
a
romantic
young
lady
fit
was
asked
to
explain
what
was
meant
by
a
lyric.
She
said
it
was
the
words
of
a
song
to
be
suns
by
a
liar.
$J
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"Have
men
more
sense
than
jfjJJ
women
or
vice
versa?"
Inquired
Jf5
t
heteacher.
"Vice
versa,'
was
the
fr
Immediate
reply
ot
a
bright
and
muscular
young
lady
In
the
first
row.
$j
According
to
one
of
the
pupils
jj
at
Borden
Street
School
a
geyser
sir
is
the
person
who
ruled
Oermanj
s
ibefore
the
Great
War.
.
A
chap
was
charged
with
fight-
d
lne
in
the
street
and
was
brought
ifh
before
the
Judge.
iS,
Judge:
"What
is
your
name,
oc-Vjj
.cupatlon
and
what
are
you
charges
ed
with?"
Prisoner:
"My
name
Is
Sparks.
SLVE$&
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nm
nn
pliytriclan
and
I
am
charged
Trlth
battery."
Jnd?(!
(after
recoverlne
poulll-
cf&aaaHGtiaacna4
Dnumi
uinccr,
put
una
man
in
Publishers
ReDrints
K
a
dry
cell."
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Mother
asked
him
what
lovtnir-
m
"Ooodie!"
enthused
Ida
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NEWS
ru...
'Anemone
Farms
Important
Industry
LONDON,
Dec.
14
A
chance
ex
periment
made
fourteen
years
ago
has
brought
a
new
and
profitable
Industry
to
Cornwall
and
extended
Its
cut
flower
season
from
three
to
six
months.
Travelling
In
France
in
1924.
a
Cornish
resident
was
so
Impressed
with
the
beauty
of
the
giant
anemone
which
grew
In
abundance
even
during
the
winter
months
that
he
brought
back
some
of
the
seed
of
the
variety
Du
Caen
'and
planted
them
In
his
garden
in
the
West
Country.
They
flowered
Just
as
profusely
In
the
warm
soil
and
mild
Cornish
climate
as
on
;the
Continent.
Orowers
noted
this
i
tact
and
soon
bunches
were
on
I
their
way
to
Covent
Garden.
London's
central
flower
market,
where
they
proved
popular
owing
to
the
exceneni
way
mey
iasi.
me
demand
Increased
and
Increased
and
so
began
the
new
Cornish
Industry
of
anemone
growing.
Today
anemone
farms
cluster
around
Penzance
and
in
the
sheltered
spots
along
the
Devon
and
Cornish
coast.
In
Cornwall
alone
'there
are
over
1.000
growers
while
ine
acerage
under
cultivation
has
increased
from
50
to
400
In
the
last
seven
years.
This
year
the
anemone
traffic
promises
to
break
all
records.
In
the
early
hours
of
one
morning,
at
the
end
of
last
month
over
six
tons,
representing
600.000
blooms,
arrived
at
Taddlngton
Sta
Hon.
London,
en
route
for
Covent
Oarden
alone
a
40
per
cent.
Increase
over
the
traffic
received
n
a
'imllar
night
last
year.
An
Irishman's
Son
by
Thomas
Carr
Oh,
If
I
were
a
Son
of
Old
England
I
would
fight
for
the
land
of
my
birth.
If
the
mountains
of
Scotland
had
.brought
me
to
light.
I
would
cherish
their
beauty
and
"worth.
But
my
heart
fondly
beats
for
Old
Ireland
And
the
glorious
deeds
they
have
done,
Till
the
day
that
I
die.
I
will
hold
my
head
high
I
am
proud
I'm
an
Irishman's
son.
-
When
I
think
of
such
heroes
as
Emmet
Who
died
without
one
moment'
Likewise
Patrick
Springfield
cx-'
lied
from
his
land
.Sj?
Lamenting
the
good
of
the
cause.
When
think
then
of
Daniel
OConncll,
The
brightest
gem
under
the
sun
Till
the
day
that
I
die
I
will
hold
my
head
high.
I
am
proud
I'm
an
Irishman's
son.
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kindness
meant.
"Well."
said
the
'
"
ft
little
boy
"when
I
ask
you
for
a
our
brteht
Hie
clerk.
"They
$5
piece
of
bread
and
butter
and
you
have
lust
made
my
brother
draft
fft
jive
it
to
me.
that's
kindness
but.
c,erk
at
thebank!"
XZ
when
you
put
lam
on
It.
that's
"That
inai
cag'
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cicrk?"
we
loving
Kinoness.
echoed.
"Surer
said
Ida,
"He
Knowe,
and
closes
the
windows."
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what
a
lady
loves
to
find
among
her
ChrLstmas
m
pifts-and
Santa
wouldn't
disappoint
h-rr
for
anything.
fa
He
knows
she
adores
nice
stockings
those
exquisitely
fZ
'sheer
ones
that
do
such
nice
things
for
her
legs.
And
ho
$
.
realizes,
that
the
more
she
gets
the
happier
a
holiday
.hQ'Jl
.havp,
so
take
a
tip
from
Santa,
and
give
lovely
hose
galore
to
all
the
gals
whom
you
like
best.
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Always
Goodbye."
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Drama
of
Romance
and
Mother
Love
"Always
Goodbye,'
a
vivid
drama
f
romance
and
mother
love
with
Barbara
Stanwyck
and
Herbert
tarshall
in
Uie
leading
roles,
is
the
eat
u
re
picture
for
the
middle
ot
his
week
nt
the
Capitol
Theatre
eing
double-billed
with
"Affairs
of
nnabel."
a
rolicklng
comedy
of
'lollywopd
life
In
which
Jack
Oa-lc
and
Lucille
Ball
are
teamed.
For
some
time
Mlas
Stanwyck
as
been
appearing
in
roles
of
'ramatic
denth
In
which
her
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Silver
Tea
Set
For
Christmas
We
have
ome
very
nice
sets
In
silver
plate
consisting
of
Teapot,
Cream
Jut
and
Sutu
Bowl
in
plain
designs
at
$10.00
10
S15.00
the
set.
i
Others
run
from
116.00
to
$22.50.
One
specially
nice
set
lias
ebony
handle
on
the
teapot
and
is
hand
engraved
In
beautiful
designs,
also
sterling
silver
at
9.
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$65.00
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Aimr.n
fkaturk
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BALL
la
"AFFAIRS
OF
ANNAIiF.L-With
Jack
Oakle
(1:20
Only)
estlng
beauty
was
subordinated
U
I
Lynn
lart
and
Binnle
Barnes
character
portrayal
but
now
she
i
aiao
members
of
the
cast,
lack
In
dazzling
glamorous
sur-1
..Aff..r,
of
Annabel"
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To
Receive
Kmart
and
serviceable
.
.
.
Tartans,
brushed
Mtoi,
fine-wools,
silk
and
wools
and
pure
silks
...
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lea-tonal
boiiitc
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pretentious
rathlon
show.
In,
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ture3J'
ohlch
Miss
Stanwyck
wears
man
newspaper
fame
oy
way
of
madcap
smithes
n.
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beautiful
style
creations,
to
one
of
exploit
devised
by
an
erractlC
nurru
Lake
x
ne
feature
of
the
picture.
Ian'P1
Iunter
heads
the
supporting
cast
vhlch
also
Includes
the
popultr
jomedy
figure.
Cesar
Ilomero,
and
i
new
Juvenile
star
in
the
person
of
five-year-old
Johnny
Russell
$1.00
to
"Worthwliilc
Cifts
for
Men"
Clots"
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Dan
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local
pilot,
Alice
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sailed
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afternoon
on
the
Anyox-
C!ouv
Catala
for
Vancouver.
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p.,
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silk
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