Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 14, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 30 November 1916 — Page 3

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(Christmas I Lufe U t ] 14 | NOW it came to pass in those days there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should bo enrolled. This was the first enrollment made when Quinnus was governor of Syria. And all went to enroll themselves, everyone to his own city And Joseph a Iso went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, beeeuse he was of the house and family of David; to enroll himself with Mary, who was betrothed to him, being great with child. And it came to pass, while they were there, the days were fulfilled that she should ba delivered. And she brought forth her first-born son and she wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger because there was no room for them m the inn. And there were shepherds in tha same country, abiding in the field, and keeping watch by night over their flock. And an angel of the Lord stood by them and the glory of the Lord shone round about tnem; and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them• ‘Be r.ot afraid, for behold —I bring you good tidings of great joy, for there is born to you this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ, the Lord. And this is the sign unto you: ‘Yo shall find a babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger.’" And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host, praising Gcd and saying . ' Glory to God in the highest •'And on earth peace, good will ' toward men ' Annual Phenomenon. “Now,” said the magazine editor, “we’ll have a cover design representing the old year as an aged man and the New Year as a smiling infant. “All right,” replied the artist. “Rut it looks like nature-faking to me. Anybody knows that, a smiling infant couldn’t grow all those white whiskers m one short year.” <C <C.W T\\ II m? < _Z] J OYFUL } f? (hristmastide I „ May Qjrisfinas have for you in store Ijealth tind tjappiness galore

A Municipal Christmas Tree BM—■—MMUmi'.HWlMi I 111 J .._ — . - ,1 ibiii— ir. -iilTlltW ■■ '- - MAMWrittK f 1 C ■ j i [{ ■> H * 6*r&L-Y>. • "% < V ••". v fe: Jz I /M's V'i i ■ •'■ - ' ■ . M \ wßhKx a ’ wiR -I w &ASX < -• • r <£ W A -■ Qr* *t’~- ' uSaCii-i***- *Xir i » n~ ' ■*4a ■■ . • 1 •*,■ "’ j c ff%/ Thn municipal Christmas tree has become a popular institution in many cities throughout the country. Shortly before December 2 r > the largest tree hat can bo secured is erected m some park or public square, strung with housands of lights, which spread their silvery glow ov -r the tree during the loliday season. On Christmas eve it is the meeting place ot people in nil walks >f life, who join in singing the old carols in New fork city the municipal 'liristmas tree ifi erected in Madison square; in Chicago in Grant park on lie lake front.

»nd was beloved of all the little people 1 : of the Green Eore.'t ami the Green i Meadows, uud gave them shelter and : Was happy. Once every year, long after the nuts • had been gathered and all the world • seemed drear and bare, came merry | ■ Children, and older folk, and with laugh and song and happy shout would 'ut young Pine trees mid young lletnlock trees and curry them away. At [ Srst the Beautiful Pine hud pitied the ; young trees, hut when it saw that it was the possession of these trees that ' made the children so happy, it began lo envy them, and when Jack Frost , .’old it of peeping in at many win- , lows and seeing these little trees ’ made beautiful with many lights, and J tiling with beautiful things to fill the r | icarts cf little children with Joy, it dghed more than ever. "For,” murmured the Beautiful Pino ’ to the kindly stars, “I would gladly . | give myself to put joy in the heart of [ fust one little child; but, alas! I am i too big. I arn too big. No little child r wants mo because I am too big.” So Christmas after Christmas the , Beautiful Pine would watch the little I ti carried away and would mur-. . tnur sadly, “I can give Christmas joy Jto not one little child because i am , 100 big, too big.” And the wandering > Night Wind would carry that sad inurI mur through all the Green Forest, “1 • urn too big, too big.” II 1 hen, one day, when the snow lay j white on the Green Meadows and in , the Green Forest, and the Beautiful ’ Pine had watched the little trees for ’ Christinas carried away with laugh { and shout, as it had for so many Christmases, camo men and horses, I, and keen axes sent shivers clear to its -. beautiful top, until its proud length I lay stretched on the snow. And somehow the beautiful Fine cared not, for it so wanted to give joy to just one little child, and it was too big, too big.. It was carried into a great city, and there, in the very heart of the great ’• city, the Beautiful Pine was raised un- • ’ til it stood as proudly as it-had stood I just beyond the edge of the Green For- | est, and it was hung with many colored t lights until it was quite, quite the most •, beautiful that ever was. And there t came not one, but a thousand little s children, and they danced around the i Beautiful Pine, and laughter was in their eyes, for joy was in their hearts. And they sang and their voices were joyous. And they shouted and their voices were merry. And they cried: “It is the most beautiful tree in all the world, for it is our Christmas tree—the Christmas tree of all the children!” Then was the heart of the Beautiful I'ine, planted long, long years ago by the great-great-ever-so-great grandfather of Happy Jack Squirrel, filled with a great joy—the joy of giving, for ? ft had given its greatest gift, the gift of itself, for the joy of many. And the spirit of Christmas, which is love for all mankind, de.'.'ended upon it as s sweet-toned bells chimed, “On earth peace, good will toward men." and the glad voices of a thousand little children cried, “Merry merry Christmas!’ ' tg tg A Sweet Revenge. “I sent my present to Nellie Slyboots when she was at her chib, and I knew all the girls and fellows would gather around to see her open it.” “Why, I thought you'didn’t like Nellie.” “I can't boar her. The present was a nice long hair switch.”

WHAT SHALL I GIVE? I Buy Jewelry for (.ifts and see how much more genuine pleasure you receive out of the I giving. Jewelry has a permanent value and a lasting interest, and almost everybody likes to ] have it. YOl CAN BUY SOMETHING REAL INDIVIDUAL AND DISTINCTIVE FOR AS LOW AS 50c, SI.OO and 52.00. Our gift offerings have been chosen with care from a wide market where exoerience is needed to distinguish the worthy from the worthless. We offer both economy and saSac- I tion, because personal inspection is the only satisfactory way to buy. / I We enable you to see w hat you buy before yoy pay for it. 3 1 GIFTS OF REAL WORTH MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS IDEAL. | FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR MEN AND BOYS I FOR BABY | Diamond and Set Rings. Pearl Watches, Rings, Fobs. Chains. I Rings. Lockets, Bracelets Jewelry, Veil Pins, Bar Pins, Lockets, Charms, Knives. Cuff Spoons and Cups, Chains, Table Brooches. Lavallieres, Crosses, Links, Scarf Pins, Belts Fountain T °" et B,tt ’ B ' auty Pin8 ’ Blb Wrist Watches, Bracelets, Mani- Pens, Pends, Tie Clasps. Toilet FOR THE homf cure Sets, Ivory Toilet Sets, Lock- Sets, Shr.vinn Sets Smokinn cu • - et 3, Neck Chains, Watches, Jewel Cigarette, Cases Umbrellas 9 7m’ ' 'J' e . w f re ? nd Cut Glass - Cases, Pendants, Hat Pins, Thim- bicm Rings Pins’and Button’s Has ai» art '* tlc Mantel and bles, Umbrellas, Vanity Cases. and Cloth Brushes ’ Se?e ’ Vi ” B Set *’ Nut the q?eXL n o n f O ‘VHAT°SHAn r M'iw™£ k ‘v ""t Gif ‘ S . Uff^tion8 ' You’ll soon settle me question oi VMiAIMIA ,|, I GIVE.’ on il he surprised at the low mires ton Tha enure stock fairly breathes of Xmas. It is marked by worth and dependability ’ And carries to you and your’s a heart wish for a MERRY XMAS. uepcnuaijiiny. And PUMPHREY'S JEWELRY STORE Agency For Century Edition 10c Sheet Music I WRtSSiBLSJEn»i?!SSBKS73I!S"’^LS.!E;KMBauiK > *<!!l ! ?T’T”" -'" r < aPT ■'hme - iirmu ®

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