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Show EMERY COUNTY PROCRPS Traveling Around to Check CASTLE DALE. UTAH UpRioln Lhristmas Homing By EUGENE FIELD V w ? : : i;- s- ;xS 'TpHB X nB Bearing- - hot tht sped the wondrous Uat nw ?J nlht. fr, tn their Unto slumbering little aur.flltht "Awake end elng, o eurr they erled. Awake and glorify the morn. Herald the tidings tar and wide-- He that ahaU lead Hi flock Is bornT Cm The little atar awoke and aung Aa only stars tn rapture mar. And presently where church bells hung The joyoua tidings found their war. tla Christmas "Awake, O bells I ; - ; i 8 i Interior view of motor truck maintained by the Department of interference, inspecting stations, lengths and in SusW. J. E. Brown U shown at one of the instrument Chicago Gets Noted Laughing Cat 1 rt Wr fV and let thy muslo tell all mankind that now la born What Shepherd lorea Hie lambkins welll" Then rang the bells as fled the night O'er dreaming land and drowsing ,i,ih WayS ake To tfec? few morn-Aw- traVe'9 about ,nve8tl- keepInS tab th WANTS TO RULE OHIO deep. And coming with the morning light. They called, my child, to yon asleep. Sweetly and tenderly they spoke. And lingering round your little bed. Their music pleaded till you woke. And this la what their muslo said: "Awake and alngl 'tla Christmas morn. Whereon all earth salutes her Klngl tn Bethlehem Is the Shepherd born. Awake, O little lamb and sing!" So, dear, my child, kneel at my feet. And with those voices from above Share thou this holy time with me. The universal hymn of love. (I Brice's Christmas it JX- i1''VV'l I M : ;f at Old Farm Home Jolly Girl Give Uncle and Aunt and Young Friends Happy Surprise. By FRANK HERBERT SWEET a m RICH HARPER stepped happily from the train, A whole month vacation, with Christ mas only ten days away. That meant nearly three weeks for embarrass any of my girl friend. Ton may carry my trunk right oat to the farmhouse. I know where Aunt Margaret hides the key. And X know she and Uncle Jack would want me to go right there and use everything as my own. Til take care of the poultry," enthusiastically, "and Fll bake one of the turkeys for Christmas, and cook everything that goea with It, pies and cakes and all. Won't it be fun I" "Ton can invite a lot of your girl friends to eat with yon, too," grinned the expressman. . "Afterward," agreed Brice. "They will all want to eat at home on Christmas. Then we'll have a round of nice visiting. But for the real Christmas fm going to depend on the postals. There are lots of nice girls In the department store who haven't any home, and who will have to depend on the cheap boarding houses they live at m write a postal to Aunt Margaret and five or six to girls I know will be glad to spend their week or ten days vacation with ma. And say, Uncle Sam, 111 look around the house, and then make a list of groceries and other things I want yon to bring out and any place where I can bay a Christ mas tree?" "Ain't none better than grow right down on your uncle's lower shed "All right ni get the Dill boy to help, and we'll cut and rig up a nice one Or no, Til wait a few days until some of the store girls come. If they feel like me and I know they will they'll want to help get the tree, and trim It and to help cook the dinner." "Need any Christmas present stuff?" chuckled old Sam. "TomBon's been sayln' he was havln the grandest holiday goods ever opened up here, comln' in that box. Mebbe ye'd like to see him pry the cover off." " "Deed I would," promptly. Til be right over from the post office." The girls condemned to a prospective boarding house Christmas accepted Brice's invitation rellevedly. On the third day old Sam brought the hilarious five out In his ancient express wagon. In the three days Brice and the Dill boy had been making the house ready NEARLY INSANE AT TIMES Mr. Saunders Tells Low Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ReBered Troubles of Change of Life Term.! Knoxrffle. took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound while going through the Change of Life. I was very nervous, could not sleep and had melancholy spells. In fact I was nearly insane at times and my memory was almost a blank. I was so weak I could not do my housework half of the time and suffered dreadfully with my back. My doctor said I would have to worry it out and I went through this for three years before I began taking the Vegetable Compound which I saw advertised. I think it was eight bottles that I took. It has been two years since I took any and I haven't had a doctor since for that trouble, I do all my washing and ironing and I have gained from 116 to 138 pounds. I feel so well I think I do not need any medicine now, but I advise all women who suffer physically and mentally as I did to give the Vegetable . Compound a fair trial. I hope it will do as much for them as it did for me." Mrs. T. A. Saunders, 711 E. Depot Street; Knoxville, Term. KeeD your horses working with "SPOHN'S." Standard rem- edy for 32 years for Distemper. Strangles, Influenza. Coughs and Colds. Give to sick and those exposed. Give "SPOHN'S" for Dob Distemper. Sold by your druggist. If not. erdar (ram ua. Hnoll hottl 6U cents. Urge bookUt on dimM. tUftl Writ for SPOHN etEDICAl i?.C?vTttJ p??f iW?L J lv f t!SSt fjnfflH "C tf CCDept GOSHEN. IND. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Dandruff atom Ualr Piliinc Reatoree Color end to Beauty Cray and Faded Hair SOcandM OOatDroggiiU. Hl"!0 Wka.PatHianc.N.T. RsmoVM Ti fi 0n HINDEROORNS after-Christm- Jollification, skating, visiting around. Mrs. Kvalyn Trances Snow of Mt and curled up before the big fireplace Vernon, Ohio, will seek the Republican popping corn and reading and talking nomination for governor of Ohio In Just Dlaylng lady. After three the primaries next August. She has steady, grinding years In the departlong been active in political, patriotic ment store It would be heavenly. and philanthropic organizations and Wouldn't Aunt Margaret and Uncle lias served ns head of the state board Jack be surprised and pleased 1 It was of movie censors. Her two sons saw to be a surprise. She had not written service in France in the World war them. and one of theni became vice consul She flashed a look down the plat at Leeds. form. Yes, there was wooden-legge- d "White JIule," the famous laugning cat of Chiliicothe, Mo., is now in Chithe expressman, peering into the Sam, cago as a permanent mascot of the Missouri society. Thomas S. Hogan and II. room for possible business. baggage NEMESIS BANDITS' E. Itlee In a recent visit to Missouri secured the feline optimist and presented "Hoo-ho- o 1" 6he challenged. "Greens Were Found at the Edge of it to resident A. V. Dalh. "White Mule" is believed to be the only living The old expressman looked up, the Swamp." laughing cat. stared, then stumped forward. "Brlce Harper, for a fact I" he cried. for them and looking over the root and "Back home ag'in. ' Come to stay, or apple cellar and preserve closet with an eye to Christmas. Then the girls piled in like a whole "Just visiting. Uncle Sam. A whole month, though. After three years. Td Jolly Christmas In itself, and the old never have believed I could stay away farmhouse seemed like to burst Itself. that long. I want you to take my trunk The Christmas tree was cut and drawn home with all the appropriate songs right out, and I'll ride with you." "Ain't ye heered had a letter nor and carols and huzzas they could think nothln'? asked the old man, whose of, and trimmed as never a Christmas tree had been trimmed before. Greens face had been growing troubled. "N-nAnything the matter?" with found among the leaves at the edge of the swamp, a small holly discovered, sudden anxiety. "No, except they ain't there. Folks and a sprig of mistletoe bought at round here know all other folks do, ye some store. The kitchen became filled rec'lect So I did hear your Aunt with fragrance and song, the evening Mag'ret Holmes said Christmas was so crackled with popping corn, rang with lonesome here she wouldn't spend an- voices about the awakened organ, and other like the last Two, three days the fireplace glowed with the logs beago she an' your Uncle Jack went over hind and the half circle of baking Into the next county to spend Christ- apples In front. And then right In the midst of it mas with a cousin who has a reg"lar passle o' children. I was by there yes- the hearty voice of Uncle Jack roared terday, an' the house did look dismal, through the door, mellowed by the n' softer, happy laugh of Aunt Margaret all shet up, with hens an' turkeys that accompanied It all over the place." "I'm going to have that 'dinky post "Isn't there anyone to look after office over yonder Indicted," guffawed them?" Cleveland, of Harris William ("Dad") "One o' the Dill boys was asked to, Uncle Jack. "Kept that postal four Ohio', sixty-nin- e years old and a gasobut he's neglectln 'em shame- days before the R. F. D. delivered it was I prewho blleve, attendant, station I line Fifteen minutes after that we were on Inful medal, suitably sented with a gold our way. Of course we had to come. store came a from in hall Los A Angeles shrill Hie Forest Dream, the city of Cleveland, barkentlne, sailed from Five more girls to help wake the old me scribed, by of his services to the com- across from the station. of harbor circumnavigation recently on what probably will be the last recognition house exeleven old and up. Whoopee I Why didn't you wheedled the four globe by any Brice," "Say, vessel. Capt. Walter H. Meyers munity in shooting and capturing so we needn't have left the lonewrite nen comprise the crew sailing pressman, "would ye mind waltln' three of the Forest Dream. pairs of bandits. some place?" . "Why didn't you write you were going away, so I'd have known what to STILL CRUISING expect?" retorted Brice. "Lucky none of us didn't" laughed Aunt Margaret "for then we might not have these nice five extra girls. But i come, I must get Into the kitchen." 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BARBER COIXEGE8 o. com-plalnl- He" five-mast- old-tim- e Diplomat Is Good Billiard Player Y j.. t - y f K if mi ST is1"-- ; f v m srrf Generous Christmas Gift Offer Only $3.00 toilet attractive assortment of our An Uneat goods H. 2t box of Kremola, Jonquil Toilet Water, 1 cake our Oompleilon 8oap. &0o box IMlcls. Face Powder, and beautiful Detlcla Hnnge Compaot. Make Chriatmaa shopping easy br ordering several of these exceptional gifts. We will send each to a diSerent address if vou aar so. Act NOWI Supply limited. Write for free booklet. O. H. Berry Oo4 a 9 7 S Michigan A ve.tCblcsgo for only gi Included are WANTED FLORIDA LAND AND LOTS. Will buy your Florida land and lota, any Addresa T. E. SMITH. place In stale. 43 N. E. Second Street, MIAMI, FLORIDA Electricity in Andes American tourists In South America will travel In the future by electric trains across the Andes mountains between Argentina and Chile. Electrification of the Chilean section of the railway as far as Caracoles, on the Argentine border. Is already under way. It Is understood work on the Argentine section will be started jiext year. American, British, Swiss and Belgian I interests will supply the equipment. The total cost Is estimated .. at about $3,000,000. , His Conscience Appeased J. E. Lang, a banker of Carthage,-Mo.' ' received 5 cents as payment for cooked, till "Not enough," declared Aunt Mar- an apple stolen 13 years ago. The garet firmly, "no matter how much sender, who signed his name, wrote you've done. There are all your old Lang that the lure of the bright red friends that must be invited to come, apple had proved too much for him though they would, anyway. And we In his1 boyhood, that recently he had want your friends here to meet 'em. been converted and desired to make Then we must invite a lot of extra restitution and, therefore, Inclosed 5 young people In evenings to help keep cents in order to erase the blot from things going. Thenmy land If I his record and brinir him peace of ' hadn't forgotten! There's a wagon mind. load outside. Where's Jack? Oh, I Don't pamper your petulance. Over, Uncle Sam," She guess he's gone out to look after 'em. You see, Cousin Mary didn't want us Said. , I Take the HI of th Mrs Jack London, as she was photographed noted writer, York on tU about to sail from New husband's death her of United States, anniversary Mra . henever Manuel C. Tellen. Mexican ambassador to thn a short stay in England e n gnificent After expected to join Engtab London nwd of taxation he turns to the billiard room 'n lJ u I the MediterSenor Tellez is an enthusiastic player and is credit u friends for a cruise in sloop. em the of counselor ranean in their 2n! CeUent game- - Senor Antonio Castro-Leal- , J0Wn watching whlla Senor Tellez makes a shot. widow TT'u Learn barber trade. Catalogue free. Diploma Issued. Moler Barber Collees. 114 Regent St. 45-fo- Box to leave, being nigh Christmas. So we brought 'em all along. Not any danger of bavin' too much to eat. Then there ain't much Christmas goods over in the next county, so Jack's goln' Into town this evenln' to buy more." "But Aunt Margaret we've got a d tree full," explained Brice. "Not enough," firmly. "We can pack more on the floor under it Now I'm idly. goln' into the kitchen. Can't you see. "Take the box over, Uncle Sam," she girls," ber firm voice suddenly drop said, "and I'll run across to the post ping pathetically; "being Christmas to office while you're gone. I want I've Just got to ceok something." ome postals. And no, I won't ten. HIS. Viitara writ Kmnw UnlaaJ or four seconds? That mad shouter was storekeeper Tomson. Been 'spect-l-n' a box o' Christmas stuff more'n a week, an t was Just throwed off this train. He was yellin' to me. S'pose I take the box over to him, then come an' carry you and the trunk out to one o your girl friends? They'll all be glad to have ye visit em." But Brice had been thinking rap- . ram-Jamme- Sure Relief 6 Bell-an- s Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION 5 1 and 75$ Pkg's.So!d Everywhere |
