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Exclusive Columbia
Dealers
BATESVILLE, ARK.
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Mi/ Boy in France
BY BERTON BRALEY
Tom won’t be home this Christmas. He’s
somewhere oversea.
Part of the valiant million1 who fight to make
men free;
But though we think and wonder about him
“Over There,”
And send acros the waters a benison of prayer,
We shall be brave and cheery, for he would
have it so—
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And in the midst of Yuletide he will be glad
to know
That though we miss him always and dream
of him the while,
We, too, can act like soldiers who do their
part—and smlie!
Tom won’t be home this Christmas. I shall
not set his place,
And though my eyes may hunger to gaze unon
his face,
No moisture shall bedim them, but rather they
shall shine
With glory in the service of this big sen of
mine;
And though he faces danger a thousand 1 ( ag
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Our hearts shall send a message that nothing
can delay—
A wish of “Merry Christmas” which he will
understand
Who fights for right and justice within' a dis
tant land.
Tom won’t be home this Christmas. Rut there’s
a thought that leaps
Triumphant, in his absence, across the surging
deeps,
The thought that he is giving, as Christ himself
might give,
His stalwart youth and vigor that faith and
truth may live.
With eyes that were a-twinkle, and lips with
laugther curled,
He sailed with our crusaders who went to save
the world—
So we shall smile our blithest until his work is
done;
Rut, oh, God keep and guard you, my son—my
son—my son!
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Located at Hill Hays’ Barn, Batesville, Ark
Buy as cheap as can be bought,
sell as high as can be sold and
take all the money I can get on
a swap. I am looking for you!
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BEDS
DON’T WIGGLE
$4.55 to $45.00
GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH
Even the busy man spends one-third of his life in the home. Make
it comfortable. A good chair will help you enjoy reading your
paper. A comfortable bed prepares you for the day’s work. In
fact a comfortably furnished home is as necessary for the welfare
of the family as a well balanced brain is for a successful career.
WE MENTION A FEW ARTICLES AND PRICES FROM OUR WELL ASSORTED STOCK
MCDOUGAL KITCHEN CABINETS
Rockers : : :
Davenetts and Davenports
Bed Room Suites
Chifforobes
$ 3.00 to $50.00
$31.50 to $92.00
.* $35.00 to $285.00
$25.00 to $42.50
Mattresses : : :
Springs : : :
Rugs, 9 x 12 feet :
Child’s Rockers, Not Toys
$3.75 to $25.00
: $2.75 to $12.00
: $5.00 to $55.00
$1.50 and up
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Also Odd Dressers, Dining Table and Chairs, Cedar Chests, Cook Stoves,
Ranges, Heaters, Queensware, Enamelware, Stovewear, Aluminum, Tinware
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
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HAYDEN-HOLLOWAY FURNITURE CO
200 FRONT STREET
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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