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apple blossoms and the letter “A” or course. To seal
by currant with a cluster of currants and in the flavor
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follage and the letter “C."” Bealing
wax in several colors simulates shirred |
| ribbon on the center glass which cons |
tains marmalade,
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pleased, Sparkling
| over some of them, 1
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which the
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wn about our feel; a foundation
poems is “We |
Emerson It runs:
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rant alr a ling breeze he canvas Drawing thread ol
im | POBEIDIe 10 weave WiGer r ng over
: ne Oost f her poems, a devout i A Tay nb gaining threads, in
The poets of the present and of the | humor. Che son John has go I ¥
{ ie 1 religions spirit pervades Phoebe Cary's a : | bor Or Ornaments. Flowers cut ~
past have embodied thelr gratitude i city to get an education and fi the at : up I . s a Poe ‘ar . hes oa . whoa 1 BY SEA
: ' i ’ . i : i poen nAanksgiving, t Is an ap J t ARM AU I : 2134 ATI0uUS LO Tey
for the hlessings of the .year in verse, | thne being he {s aught hy the . ¥
i Hamon | De he n-1u] mn his day to : ' ? o the linen bags and
At times the burden of thelr song has | of elty life. But the concluding stanz | mike n ip back t} hildhood ? "ation I along their edges with JACKSONVILLE
incorporated the tithe-honored custom | in which he tells of his retur 1 nd mavkad ) alictton 1 2 3 { cotton flos Hrs \ eine Tor hold. ‘
by which one day of the vear Is set | Thanksgiving day shows that the lu ; ce smh i nr : 2K ¥, Ving. piavine rds m2 \ Yar which ne Wa . ] rip
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For Little Garments
ject of Thanksgiving
to take us back of the
of life to the supreme
tendency is to get
n things and forget
spiritual value Thanks
reminds us of spir-
third is
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ide and narrow
gatin ribbon and wire hangers with a
little ingenious sewing are all that is
needed for the doll hangers
Sweets for Christmas
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Have
A Mary!
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And t us. too, be tha t 4 ; Mong eet and 1 inst al 1d fill all fr with r pe to the re £ p 4 oF SY : ¢ ; : i rived more
Cai a - 2 of i he gour fad p the haze | / ig fe. 3 : : & remedies than i LYE .
Of sorrow . 2 i : Jol { and falr as thy own pump- | ; ? ! 3 3 Tah { especially wish to commend Dr,
AWAY, ee wi : t Hing mor : 3 f Moerce's Gold todicnl Ye Cap
That thre % them still. for all tl A ¥ ‘hd still more, tor f abs the beos Plerce's GO iden I ica . iscovery
ing years : ! : v tMihk wai will: neve ) : ; : b and Dr. Sage’ Catarrh Remady, a8
We ma yk on the dead face of today. | m, “For an Au Festi | cease, a. fk ; ¥ { they cured me entirely of a bad case
\ y . ; rimmed theb Le ; i . ¥ | of catarrh and sore throat over fif-
vill Carléton, the New England | gerious and devout nature, as ral | Lamm i i go Heo Je : : | teen years ago At for the ‘Faror
poet, strikes the universal note of | of the stanzas will testify. — A i 7 & ite Prescription, it has been of the
his hymn, part of which ! These Co Well With the Turkey, | i pt, 3 i Bre atest Delp y e nine {roa
Once more the liberal year laughs ot To caramelize sweet potaoces afte ; Re { bis gr y hman, R. D,
er richer stores than gems of gold; 1 , . rhe int 3 Tn ¢ 1, lox 66
: they have been parboiled, slice, dip it ' i
We thank Thee, Father, for all thal Ones more with harvest song and shout | stry r= a with . Lge i ) { You should obtain Dr. Pierce's
bri Is Nature's bloodless triumph told t sirup or sprinkle wilh sugar: am You cannot think of anyone who Flowers made ur petals cut from | remedies for your complaints at
“ WH 11 PY Pa ft $ 4 tovdin wv? { yr in 1 io : : fd : , : . all an p :
gleam of the day and the stars nd murmurs at hia lot today brown in the oven. Or small section | oi not be delighted to receive a gift | paper tape and coated with colored | your neighborhood drug stors.
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the night P bir fe or : it es fo fruit and bloom? | may be dipped in caramel sirup pre gue that illustrated here. It 1s a half: | sealing wax, are among the noveities Write Dr. Pierce, Pres. Invalids®
a Ww. CRP w ir sigh or dal es far away, i *" - Rash id 4 { A ¥ oy
i wers of our youth , Beside the be to ™ " ard of home? | pared as for caramel custard b! go00n glasses filled with Jelly, pre-| that add to the cheerfulness of home | Hote 1, Buffalo, N. ¥., for free med-
of our prime, e 3 " fin BLIREN ’ Be . "i ¥ y “ 3 ¢ y ” w $ { 4 :
the blessings that march down the | y . y . . . . | browning the sugar and adding enougl gorves and marmalade, very sattrac-|and Christmas this year. A cluster | feal advice,
pathways of time | And let these naitars, wreathed with | Water to make a thick sirup. Anothe yeely arranged in a wicker basket, | of them in several different colors, in |
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EA ‘ ne iy Hh fruft i ‘ way Is to bake the sweet polatoes mm. tin covers of the glasses are lac- | a vase that is also coated with the K: Ke eset
Banik Thee a 8 Fin fy ei thie And plie wit rults awake again a ' 5 % \ : 8 oN h % Y Fo
SMe thank Thee, O Father, for at | i mash, season with butter and pack it quered with black Incquer and a white | wax, makes a very pleasing bouquet fl KE & Pp
TE Thanksgiving for the golden hours, " ’ :
is drear i their half skins Then pour a tea gummed letter le placed in the center | for the living room or dining table,
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The sob of the tempest the flow of the | The early and the latter rain! Fo A
he teat; | spoonful of caramel sirup over eae) oe ooh one. A spray of fruit or blos- | The colored wax is a substitute for HALES HON EY
| and put In the oven to rehedl. | goms painted on the lid with ‘sealing paint and a small alcohol flame be fl OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
et on
thanks in
follows:
For never in blindness and never in vain | 0% of the simplest and most beau
Rpy mercy permitted a sorrow or pain. |... pov po tn : wax, together with the letter, tells the | comes the brush for making the fade
kind of jelly or preserves the glass | less blossoms, | in the house. Don't Jet
The spirit of unembittered resigna.
id HH b colde become influens
tion at approaching death Is ex. "
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a I" ¢ Vian * | then stir constantly until thickened. rom EE . i. ee be
pressed in a poem by Edith M, Thomas | : : = vm 4 oi its . - 1 depend
on “A Last Thanksgiving." | H mm wh » Smith College F e | Pour in a buttered pan and set in a arf dy that quickly relieves
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Time of the rose—or falling SHOW Ti Am Melt one-quarter cupful butter, Mix | ! tains nothing harmiul.
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Or when new winds wake vernal strife, | | © hi . yy nea together fh a separate bowl one cupful | Making Baby's Bonnet. ; ; 30¢ at all dregpuista
This to the world I've cherished #0 | Fon ws u or itt es AF "| such white and brown sugar, a quarter | In making baby bonnets do not at ET TR
“I have been thanktul for my Wfe." el ’ * IRE 0 | cupful molasses and one-half cupful | tach the strings to the bonnet, but,
. vo 5 | | cream. Add to the melted butter and | instead, make buttonholes at the ends TREATED ONE
I 1 J | bring to a boil. Cook three minutes, to be attached, then sew a small fiat WEEK FREE
gra eC u mn is stirring quickly. Add two squares | button on each side of the cap under whan brembing re
chocolate, grated; cook five minutes, | neath, where the “strings” become ved in» ow houre
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a oo Ge AA % stirrin first, but decreas golled they can be easily removed and | few days; regulates the liver, kidueys, stomach
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“ffow John Quit the Farm" is a | RY Rd great nd a > % | toward the end. Take from the fire, | laundered, making it unnecessary to hearts pur Blood, strengthens tie
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fet me draw back one fluttering breath, BA a Zn
Mo say, to all I've loved below, | BURY amd,
MVhen night and shade together flow, ! “rn A
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