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Christmas Festivities
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‘‘Christmas comes’but once
a year” and so this week lias
beeu given over to celebrating.
On Monday evening a large ami
appreciative audience attended
the children’s Xmas program il
the A. B. Hall.
The long list of items induct «i
two clever little plays, patrio c
songs, flag drills, costume son
and solos and recitations. Th:
folk dances were performed 05
the six older girls. These we •
enthusiastically received, p •
ticularly the Highland Ftin .
The Sunbonnet babies and over
all boys were very cute.
I he tiniest children g
recitations in a manner which
predicts great results in days >
come. Each performer on the
program did excellently and U- *
whole affair was greatly enjoyed.
In course of time Sant
Claus appeared to make his ann
ual round of calls—unfortunate
ly Santa Claus proper had been
detained owing to the sn «..py
weather, so Mr Paddis kindly
acted as his understudy. There
were presents ior all the } oung
folks, after which an appetising
lunch was served by the ladies
Committee, then dancing was in
dulged in till 2.‘J0.a.m.
To Miss McCarthy belongs the
honor of having produced such
splendid resnlts from the school
children; it entailed great work
and patience.
Mrs. Paddis acted as accomp
anist and m had charge of
the arrangements.
Those who contributed to the
program were: —
Margaret, Betty, Marion and
Denald Eoster, Elizabeth Virgin
ia and William Paddis, Elizabeth
Murie; Dorothy Lubbe, Molly
Walter and Arthar McDonald
Marlon and Prank Wells. Alan
Huntington, Victor Marshall.
Ellen Luckinville, Leo Laurie,
Mildred Erickson, Teddy ana
Freddy Cook, Dene 0‘Neill Catlr j
erime and Margaret Cole, Teddy
Goodlataw.
Various family parties and
dinners were given Christmas
day. Mr. and Mrs. Woodin ent
ertained a large party: Mr. and
Mrs. Laerie and family were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Paddis.
In the evening a number of
those wke had planned on geing
to Kennecott but were disappoint
d over the train, arranged an
impromptu dance, and made it
a great snecess.
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On Sound Basis
After the War
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Soqm after the civil war PrrMihMt
Grant put this country on a sowi
btysis. On Ms recommcntMflsa coagrcss
passed an act “to strenfthea pobtk credK,"
and specie payments were later reswaed.
These are prosperous days ia this land,
end wise people are baakiaf their surplus
cash.
Pank your money today aad be pre
pared for a?* eventuality.
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MRS. BOUTIN, PROPRIETRESS.
TO MY PATRONS
& I thank you for
your generous support
in the year that is past
and wish you
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
R. L H. MARSHALL.
MINER’S MEAT MARKET
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