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3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
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Tickets on sale daily until
April 30th, 1912. Long return
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For full information call on or
write
G. P. COFFIN, Agent.
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It’s ten to one the watch
was a Waltham. The Waltham
was the best watch then and is
the best to-day.
W altham W atches
of the Colonial Series are the new, very
thin, up-to-date models—in every re
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“It’s Time You Owned a Waltham.”
We carry a large assortment of
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duties and at 4 o’clock precisely some
little refreshment would be in keep
ing.
Bread and butter and tea are quite
enough for this bite, though, of course,
there is no objection to making it
more elaborate. However, remember
that the more expense one is put to
the less likelihood there will 'be of
the continuance of these agreeable
little functions, and if half of the club
members are without servants there,
is the bother to consider. The visit
ing would be weekly, twice a month
or monthly, and every three months
the society could chip in and have a
specially fine feast at one of the most
convenient homes, when a few invita
tions to husbands, sweethearts^ and
brothers would give the affair a snap
cf extra interest.
The gathering could be called the
,tidies’ club or the old fashioned club
cr the ladies’ meeting society, but a
rose by any other name would smell
as sweet. What is most important
is for the ladies to get into the mood
for social intercourse so that the
time given up to the meeting will not
be thought wasted. If the affairs have
i mental stimulus all the better, for
woman cannot live through trifling
Interests alone. She needs to know
what is going on in the world—what
women are doing and reading and
hoping and thinking. If she wants to
he anything of a person she must ac
quire some knowledge of the grander
literature, of plays, fine novels and
poetry.
So wrhy not have as entertainer for
every meeting some person set apart
by appointment, who will read aloud
or introduce the topic for discussion?
Quite a year could be given up to
Shakespeare’s plays, a knowledge of
which is essential to polite life.
Then look at the civic and social
conditions that concern the woman of
today—what a world of things to talk
at out here!—Prudence Standish in
Portland Oregonian.
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-- Why?
Why are the camel’s feet provided
with large cushions or pads?
Because a foot thus furnished is
best adapted fo£ treading upon sand.
The foot of the camel is planted with
a heavy downward stamp, and lifted
up straight and high. The oval cush
ion underneath meets the sand with a
solid pressure and has little tendency
to sink into it. The extremities of
the toes are fortified by flat nails,
which have a very slight resemblance
to proper hoofs. These give firmness
to the cushion that lies underneath.
The cushion also being a nonconduc
tor of heat, prevents the heat of the
sands from distressing the animal on
its journey. The camel’s natural food
consists, not of meadow herbage and
fat pastures, in which most of the
ruminants delight, but of thorny
shrubs, date leaves and the leaves
and branches of the tamarisk.^^^^
His Proper Place. "
A local character whom we will call
Shorty Blank has a reputation as an
actor and takes part In nearly all of
the local shows. In the last show that
was given Shorty had one of the lead
ing parts.
After the show, while he v. as taking
off his makeup, an elderly man made
his appearance in the doorway.
“Are you Mr. Blank?” inquired the
old man.
“Yes.” replied Shorty, as he motion
ed him to be seated.
“Well,” the old man continued, “1
Just wanted to tell you something. 1’va
been watching your acting tonight.
You should not be playing in this
town; you should be with Mansfield.
Booth or Irving or Jo© Jefferson.”
“W-w-why,” said Shorty, “those ao>
tors are dead.”
“I know it,” said the old! man as he
turned on his heel and lefc.^-Philadel*
phia Times. ^
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Think Quickly. ~r^
“You should be careful to think h©>
fore you speak,” said the prudent per
son.
“Can’t take a chance,” replied ths
orator. “This is a rapid period, and I?
you stop to think, you find that some
one else has worked the idea up an<|
put it over head of you.”—Washington
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