ST SR RAIS a wr lp RE > Kw AR A ns AN ORIGINAL Lo J ali sm Loe gn ex He twe girl artists “abd Asie thelr brishes in despair. It Pans the week before Thanksgiving, and the joint and several as pote of the | stiwlio wn idons were not sal fo transport even ane of thim the New England villages wiwre th fankerid 3 after thie mince a — kin pies and the roast turkey of CLutive > New ng klas Wl. There fad tees, al he Yeoney that he more gifted of the two had received gn witer color sketch of some plak eysantherinms a couple of Wiis re Bad been almost all expended wing tribute to the landlord, who exacting in regard to reat They worked away sticntly for an tor more, and then came a mt at the door snd there enierad the whe wrote the fashion srtloles Ble had come up for a new bamch of fashion sketeies, and she ordered the faslifou artist to put on her bat and Jacket and come ont with her for the morning in quite x masterly manner. They wanl a Thankeylving pariy story down at the office, and I need for ft somo sketches of real sochoiy momen, dresisd in Jlethes thal are fashionable, 80 I am to have you make them for me instead of Artists Pugersiey or Whoppersnap at otllce. 1 told the city edifor that ¢ mien wouldn't Know a ball does 4 bath tobe, so ihey'd botier Tot be pot you to make the pictures, He sald ail right, so we can go oul aud ur tigwy doing the shops, We'll somewhere dong the route yond charge it to the oie, you Roow, suppose,” continued the girl who He fashion articles envieusly, "ou Both be going Lome [or Thanks g.: ny Hud getting all sorts of et of Or own uel feast n Ingy uptown restaurant, for the ho wrote fashion articles had 0 go on that festive day, if the demand for copy in the ute town would Lave jer or tu leave the city. oa t go home,” the studio wplicd, Aud that was how Lhe ariginated, a plan #0 hrijilasnt celebration that it 5a thought worth telling. ovis were at ones sent ont Ariends of the sindin weed, Juvited herself that day as a for suggesting the plan boxes of witter colors, end, until ge, painted away industiiousiy ips of water color paper. The who wrote fsabion articles sted some slips of paper ove ih ber queer hivrogivphice, pad pore transferred to the painted fn equally ambiguous characters old Bagiish lettering. might often be seen the studio women holding serious fone with the keeper of the res in the next block: nil of # done with a delightful air ef the women artists on ving rwrning. Everything he SH WN ‘801 where. table was Improyished Lbs foriorn bu F Bad pow ier fen VF placed In the contre of the valde and at each plate was placed a souvenir dower. The résalt of their efforts wis much Hike any other f stive dinaee table. for the yonug aris Were Wott en of posi taste and export Win the guests they were grevted at Hien bir 35h of ipo Pov had to walk wp as the pot rus that aay. aid pehily hr 2 wirtitiny of ansihop at been invited Eipduers, becaase 32 glee 10 partly because her studio Ww uselal The # traniere roamed about the de sorted hills until dinne awn posipaed, | he ard the onddiag in by do pos wet'y | wihong they had bower Er ihe phen and cakes, delicions brent smd butter and follies mothers of the twa New England hs, They band been sent from howe Lo had one Tran the Lok A pl ro IR RS TWO PICTURES OF PRASKSGIVING. ¥ ly wae en EE thd nian § vs 2 * - AE Raa Ta nd Songs Wins Mf - » Lg, ig bdo Eon * pry roe GrAL, Bidar a SE re A MAGNE (a oF Mi Li ATE AND Ae SIGHED. DUT Abad IR; af daughters Wilh Dany a in he siuaio puke the a other dainty slored try. Bealde each plate et which wis earividge puper. ealored caver Was ly turned in over tue cured ih the bookie parrow ribbons forming ny Lows | The Et. swhiely wees lettered on peparale Jleces of wale ; were pretiily decorated, Pach Hited out bis or ber mens amd examined the book. They found ther | to De dainty souvenir volumes «of gn pine A EE a Saran kA SI ARC verse and sketches On the Hist pags was a Noah's ark bourse at the ding of which stood a couple of woolen ladies In very comical dress. They ‘wore represented fm the wel of wel conting eight arriving guess whos gartoencd caught cleverly some Deen Miarity in cut or color of the usasl cos tumes of the guests. On the following pages were pictures aml ind sal let. ters arranged alphabetically ad a few lines of verse striking off some peculiarity of the owner of the iniiial For instance: “A is for Alice, who t] Links she ¢ From the wide of yx house to §¢ yu saint. Allee was ote of the artists, and the reference to house painting re ferred to her humble effort to give a new coat of paint to seme shabby gates one summer when home in the country. Each page bore the initial of a guest, with a verse and a humorouus picture, Wooden dolls dressed to represent the guests were laid on a plaiter in the centre of the table and each one was requested to guess at his or her identity, The dolls were intended as souvenirs. A card was lald at each plate and | s | the guests were asked to write on each one their reason for thankfulness dur- ‘the past year. These cards were James wo ony of wie nestessen ana thie worst were told ta guess ihe iden. tity of the writers y ape WHE ak Towel to gpaess his op Ler own card The individual poessing The most iden. titles wan presented with a box of bon Honk The end was quite simple, | con visto) ol: Craters, Blue Pol Maihed potat EA. Foran Onvopm stewed norton Frown : : snd eranbeyry a i) a lorv, 3 $ i: $a age She, Mute. Frais ¢ hth “gt, re SHH FO A PUA SAUCE FOR THE TURKEY, ow fo Make a Tasty Tiressing From Chestnals, Sg ead For furliey Wi Ate INE Canis Ente dacs fat i ¥ % 5 fe ah 5 wo * Bod whisk them sil, hes Bel oe we {oN ond 4 Pirie Lag ¥ ae Wik nal d WAY AE ane] Pati x PUBAL ad Bava ie « SE 2 rine Wi tirandy, aed al ps Garter of A pounag : it thi plvess. Hake In osnall a EB * x ¥ Badd gH 1 rakes will turn # Faw Thankegivi pearls i hea; > RAYE 354 Sew Cranbor An iaferior t of this Ki in Evrope, tue it is tittle used. bervien atv Used as we in many paris of Euglune American cranberry is Fa duces]. This fruit is niipataly asso. ciated with the history of the enrly colonists, and more than one band of settlers were saved frp perishing with scurvy by the discovery of the fruit of wild cranberries growing fn the marshes, as they still grow ip the vicinity of Plymouth and iu vtber ing WR RAAT 0 Yi aA ThE yi LLOW FO APKIN P RA Sa ¢ and siae, Mam Thats sakeglving Celi rapide, GF Bars ehnruing ov « PbO ON should Pee Billed wth TENE They bal aire i 4 Gar the tons of ada TRY Corian LIE ac Bre 2} iar as sen oe Biel» Llostrd rae ; viol and i Ehuy id s jot ot 3 rat] pediaid i ran fnvi ni, ths Wie rosin ‘Hei i Eh dnon the glue HUMOR US He dnma Jocinra my ining is dan gerona Rhee Walleoprodt always does seem to Affe my Heart, § Mra Mugpins- dd you ever kaep A diary? Mra Bugieine Gracious! Na 1 can't even keep 8 Conk Tammy Pop. what does it mean 10 | walk with a measured trem)? Tom my's Pop-A foot at a lime 1 sup Done, They any love (8 blind” remarked | fhe 3] Lh £5 iY. ple Mug, “Thats mavhe the overs minke the mesons Nall Wa wera 8s pana iiehl on the oily and he wail oF T Falit throw blimesi] over, was net a bint “1 URel your nares, ! tinal irl, sro Henne Warp Ye and an ine He pel Wi iri. and yel Pian Dut daughter 3 +4 : #0. qed ter # Manin or § a fone da won siangel the Sid des dea Hew wold for mo Bi Bostit eodiieriing a fessor Well Ul tal id 18 When | wae ¥ books amt end nem. heise backs nnd hep then a, dost it i In try tine onder | Al snarls the Bim- 1 i AY YM ever Wi ple? wan the $oavy F 37 3 Why England Lags. Eb At oresast it 14 the fashion to blame the English workingman, bis signs, : the growth of the municipal idea~ in fact. anyihing Hot the main ress son, which [a the woelul ipmorascs or Bipinensss of those who are sup- posed to lead in th English slontr profeesh The American firms get ints the English mariet is the first inghapes by suppiviog aMeroaling current muckinery which could be de pondied on fo work continuously with. oul. breakdown. When traction work cape along, what was assier than that sot astabilahed Englizh firm should talkie an American traction motor snd build some ike it Ome or two did eam) the task but they made such an awtal mess of it that it was Bot until an American frm was aEtabiinhe sd fy the cotintry thal reliable homes cigedi car motors could be bought FR EL A GOLD MINE IN HIS HAIR. Startling Discovery by Which a Colo rade Man Becomes Rich. James MeCormick, who hax rec ertly lorated a placer mige in Lamy wit eannty, Uslarado, f8 the son af & Cillitornia plonesr ard himesll an argonant with a wonderfal story. While on the way east 8 {ow wien aqme Me MeCormick went tnta 8 Lead yiidie parler shon, i the barber say hiv found flour and palin In BS Hair. MidlorarieR had yd fhe fight of washing in a ; turhalent msdintnin siream and Bis oil ol als Wii acted as a naty ! Cpvmick post posed : PRsLern aad returned to the stream of golden Birdy to invest) gate He joeatet a air and cafe 11s worth $150.000 Philadelphia & Reading Railway. Riypines Burn Hard Coal- No Bmoke IN BERET NOVEMBER BE CYming eave wi ia tier oun Tepot, Fool : 3 lig 5 B. Fone Low York oc Tamavins, M stile in “Ah Ho, § and A198 % To No we York x : Termine), £5 3, aE 5% peoT pie SE, 4 om oma, UO Bk shor ear tonnd oog sling ay wana a i % : tira Fan fees reing ahatit nay sanpey | Siler #1 rhe. LY passer ie aut it. Fnaf sRlALS | nsw what thease peal might do fo you wed, Eh {ow ome af the linen things fan earn? asked X sehen! freuen vig tha other day | Took » Girl Mame and Now He Wants | OR . AH gal Jon 3 hos Ailrantagos of (ha Homeless, oi pretty el sad © REAR ale Lor the (HI aud ow wor eke : i huaw af enn had better met fn the way of 8 loon | motive OS Re oy reel the hag pot Tt Tena ns sey sine lly rRupht, 4 2 t a roy @ ALARMING THE Youre MAN, A AA gid Aste nes, tft wns the second time that the hero! “nf the siney bal as young fd y Rome Rbe a) ony in He dial he we wil rook down Rae hed Rie a mi hs wg down Thothe YOURE an, sive hat ve wiih | PEN ange man started with alarm. hing dane ait tha ela, “rag dhey wil Kee that : wiisanied the cad him if he hefars hor | a sid aweentliy, and comtatnt rn fea that | yer is es (he mother, far he o hupuiness in sigmmersd the ¥ no shilogy. masreey Bus »3 Gamma, re yOILe WaReS and of Nay ls my birth- | he ules for you wm i ww Ga a3 tho head and | A0d now the young Sian WARIS aed. tee Ma wants fo katw whether he fymp of the nearest bridge. At Wmhini “TY jew your past dese riba as that of a willain who will ston al nothing” “Yas id 3 Htormingion Barnes, “That desariplion is a sad ree my salary i» table (0 bail at zera”— minder of the © squieti ag with which | seeiped Broa holes and resldontes s deiinaiion. E 3% 1 we FR : fanned PIOeeRger 5 A RA, Huntingdo: sik & Broad Top Mt. Tin No. ley wry Say axe srington , tovery ; neabd 8h Wy “4 56. 20h. tony * Huntin furs NIL ae vane pontectlione af ME ob my Gar Beatoad, Pa and to I Nortiiwand, ai AL Imilas Bare futile ‘% rei Te pm Ces M1 Tiling ‘or LH, arriving 58 Hunting i waive leaves ML Dale af bi pom, aniving st sortions witht Pe at st Hantinglog CARL BE rang, Genera: Maas ANA A i A SA 3 Stow i, Ebene as! orn 4 7 Pod Nar. fi Ln at 4 uni %. % $ ¥ Ww, wens BLation : ry fos i i fe Pails and d for Bolo SHAT § abaiy VEE RRS ch AL Paid 5 wa ¢ aid $i 4 + rE WE EE in NY C& HE Binias Joke Haven, Wilhasssprt, Hedi CONNECT HN win ail with Hoots rain heaving 5 ph Yur fats fa Fat r WD 3.4} Ria, i RRA A A A SRA A SH Pennsylvania Railrond. In effect May 27, 1900. Main Line. teave Cresson. Eastward, Wm whore Express, week dais... Anaona Accammodation, week Moon dpe Express, dalive oie Altoons Asetaumodation, daily... on Mull Express duit 3 Philadelphia Expr, roan, Quily San fam F ioxt ward Fohostown et week HAF. Sains Paetile Er press, dailV. nmin r Pronger, Billy oan Phisataug EA DPIoss. coun insvmnmsnensssssies Rbait GEE AA A A AE ARRAS SARS PRS Fam ine, Anily. Ea aS buns Sana Jotinsten n Arcam. week days... Cambria & Clearfield Division. Leave Patton—Southwand. Tratn No. 78 at 798 a. wm. arriving at Cresson AER a A Bilis LRREEED E2NeEd TUEVT EF WUVESS REBEEBP BUBBER Leave Patton—Nurthward. “Train No. 708 at 1047 a. mJ arr haffey at Li a. m. snd at : he mon mae | ty we 8:58 p. me
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers