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Your Christmas
Dinner
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Your Christmas Dinner, and You Will
Find Our Store Headquarters For
The Best Things Needful For the
Makings of a Sumptuous Dinner
All Kinds of Delicious Eatables For t he
Holiday Season
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VICE PRESIDENT ON
MEANING OF XMAS
Mr. Ccoiidge Places Coustruct
ion On The Greatest Event
in Human History
Christmas has but on*1 mean
ing—the Nativity, writes Vice
President Calvin Coolidge, in
the New York Evening Post.
The goodness, the justice, but
also the mercy, in the helping
hand of God. This, the great
est event in human history, has
a spiritual meaning. The Sav
ior came to minister to the
spiiitual nature of man. He
showed the true glory and im
portance of man—and help
ing one another. Endowed
with the power, yet he did not
bestow mate rial blessings or
set lip a an earthly kingdom.
Hut to follow Him gave the
power to command all those.
To get the world to see the
true meaning of things, that is
redemption. The creation was
all declared good. It can be
perverted. The material wel
fare of men does not come
first- -to make it first makes
it to be destroying and destroy
ed. Christmas is not instituted
for the purpose of earning the
reward of gifts, but for giving
them in their true significance.
“The wages of sin is death,
eternal life is the gift of God.
CLASS IS FORGOTTEN
Christmas Season is . Period
When All Are Equal
\ nis is the season of equal
ity, the one brief period of the
year when the Christianized
world momentarily forgets
class and caste. Rich and
poor, great and lowly, good
and bad, today stand more
nearly on a footing of equality
than they have stood since the
last Yuletide, or than they will
stand for another year.
For this is the Christmas
season and Christmas belongs
to the child, an untutored
childhood knows no caste. It
is only from grown-ups that
the little ones learn false stand
ards of social place.
in every numan nean tnat
is not calloused to all joy or
sorrow, or dead to the finest
emtions of manhood and
womanhood, there is enshrined
some child, either dead or liv
ing— for child love is the uni
versal emotion of the soul.
For this brief season .then,
let childhood take our gnareld
hand of sophistry and beguile
us by the finger back to a
fleeting glimpse of that lotus
land of equalit> we once knew
and can know only once.
TEACHERS AS BOOSTERS
The people who find fault
with the high costs of schools,
do not always stop t<> think of
all the benefits that tlu ir com
munity receives from its teach
ers. Wherever you go in
country towns, you find these
school teachers taking hold to
work with community pro
jects.
The movement for boys and
girls agricultural clubs was
promoted to a large extent
through their efforts. They
assist in. getting up many en
tertainments that make life in
country towns more interest
ing. They work in improve
ment organizations. Teachers
are among the best civic work
ers in most communities, and
they are boosting all along the
line.
Full assortment of fruit cake
materials at J. II. Holderbv’s.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolved: To save my money
And lead a frugal life.
Resolved : To do my duty
And still abstain from strife.
Resolved: To give up smoking
And never touch a drop.
Resolved: to heed the speed law
And ne’er offend a cop.
Resolved: To quit complaining
And smile whene’er I can.
Resolved: To cease knocking
And praise my fellow man.
Resolved—but what’s the use of
My plunging in so deep?
I’ve made more resolutions
Than any man could keep.
WHO SAID PUMPKIN PIE?
A Massachusetts man claims
to have made a dsicovery that
may revolutionize the fine art
of moonshining. He says cut
a hole in top of a pum
kin, remove seeds, fill with
brown sugar, replace top and
wait 21 days. At the end of
that period you will have a
pumpkinfull of very fine
moonshine, he claims.
WORTH KEEPING
The Christmas tree will soon
be thrown
Out on the garbage
pile;
The Christmas tree, but let us
all
Freeze to the Christmas
smile.
BRASS AS MONEY
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We heard of a good citizen
of Newark the other day who
does not take The Journal,
but borrows it from his neigh
bor. We find satisfaction in
the fact that this good citizen
desire to read The Journal
gives him the brass to ask for
his neighbor’s.
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Presents
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When you want a nice Suit for yourself
or a nice outfit for your boy. it will pay
to come or send to J. B Fitzhugh & Bro.
We Still Have a Big Stock For You to Se
lect From as We Keep New Goods !
Coming in Constantly j
For a nice Christmas present give him a
pair of Corduroy Pants, a Shirt, a pair of
Gloves, silk hose, or a nice Rain Coat or
Stetson Hats. \ ou will find the largest
assortment and the best qualities in men s
and boy’s goods here.
J. B. FITZHUGH & BRO
Outfitters for Men and Boys
BATESViLLE, ARKANSAS
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Cleaning, Pressing,
Dyeing and Repairing
The best obtainable. Special work
ing time on out of town goods. Mail
us a garment and let us show you
what can be done with clothes.
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Here You May Choose Christmas Gifts in
anything from little presents to serve as only
fond remembraces of the day, or in more
expensive and substantial presents appropri
ate for lasting gifts that express your glad
sentiments many days after Christmas.
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