Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], December 22, 1910, Page 3, Image 3

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Dear Old Santa Claut, Northland;
1 riawwud-iP3rrin w,
, dolly and tome candy and aula, rrom
yur little friend, Blva Haugh, w
.'auth Fourth. " -.? :V "',1
"near Old Santa Claut, North Pole:
Will you kindly remember and bring
as tweeter and aome glovea, ana
seme candy and nuta. Your little
fafend. momer Haugh, 203 South
Fourth.
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I Santa Claua, Nfc-rth Pole, er
" Santa: Pleaae lend me a tricycle,
-ca little rocking chair, a toy watch
and aome nuts and candy. From
" your friend, Bruce Hetherlngton.
Santa Claut,-North Pole,, Pear
Santa Claua: Pleaae bring me a
large doll, and a buggy, a aet of
dishes, and aome nuta and candy.
Veurs, Anna Hetherlngton.
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Dear Santa: . Please bring ua soma
Sailnn Girls Came to Ablleae to the
Skating Kinfc, i
Rullna. Dee. Id. Aa a result, of
rwbat me university auiaonuea say
hat been continuous Infraction of the
school, rules since a Thanksgiving day
.pjade, three young women at
tending the Wesleyan university,
have been- placed under special tu-
pervislon by the faculty and one wat
'advised to leave" the school, re
turning t her home In Montana.
According to her friends, one of
the girls la being kept under close
watch at Schuyler ball, the girls'
dormitory, and It It said that certain
visitors have not been permitted to
see her. The girl Is aald to be con
fined in Schuyler halt as she fell
from a street car, at which time her
hip waa broken. However, no doc
tors have been called in to see her,
and it is said her confinement Is mere
ly to prevent her from communicat
ing with the other three girls.
A man closely connected with the
university authorities stated that
pear Santa: P,es"n " I mott of the girls' trouble date, from
uts(and candy, a doll W i Thanksgiving, on which day the four
doll, a pair of legglns. From Thelma,
express c6mmands of Dr. R. P. Smith
president of the university, and spent
the day at a skating rink In Abilene.
The girla, it is aald, have been In
the habit of leaving their rooms by
way of fire escapes and Joining young
friends in the' city, and one evening
recently were surprised in the midst
ease bring me a tied picture majr wag be,ng
lne, drum, born, pocket knife and ,
the dormitory.
" ' stomach remedy.
' aad Norma Johnson
.' Pear Santa: Please send me a
; sled, a mouth harp,.,a handkerchief
Aald soma nuts. I am sit years old.
Ti Is my first letter. Harold Watt
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. Deaf Santa Claua, North -, Pole:
'.ease bring me a sled, picture marl
a ticket clipper. Your little friend,
erle Toltver, 0I N. Buckeye; .?,,
pear Santaj , Pleat send, me a
rum. I wait a wagon ind candy
aad nuts, I want some tools. ) I
want a little wheel-barrow. I live Ib
Talhiage'.' From Don Mating. i
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Dear Santa Claus: I want you
please bring me a dolly and a paper
dell to cut out and a doll carriage
aid sled and lots-of other things. My
little brover wants a drum. He is loo
little to rite you. I am in first grade
aad my mamma thinks I am a smart
girl. Your little friend, Helen
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Dear Santa I hope you will not
a aw.
Novelties
me a doll, don ouggy, rauujr uu nrMor,Dtion Is known 1
ants, I have a brother and three sis
ter so please be kind to them too
Yours truly, Kate W.
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Pear Santa Claus: Do not take the
trouble to dim upon the roof to come
flown the Chimney.- I will leave the
door untocked so that you can walk
.ifitwlthout any trouble. Please leave
me a bicycle, saddle, riding whip, re-
seating rifle, hunting suit, hammer
i nw and some candy. From, your
young friend, John W.
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' 'i boar Santa: I want a cornet and
a pair of boy'n skates and" bring
them o 22i East Enterprise avenuo
and I will be there. Your friend,
Gerald Shadlnger.
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Dear Santa: 1 am a little girl of
six years. Will you please bring
e a doll and some nUts and candy.
Your little friend, Nina Hayes.
MARRIED BY JUDGE ANDERSON,
Oat-of-Town Couple United
; Morning.
Tills
John Kerr, whose home is at Wake
field, and Miss Georgia M. Patter
son of Kansas City, Kansas, procured
a -marriage license at the probate
court thla morning. The ceremony
was performed by Probate Judge An
derson. '
Every family hat need of a good,
reliable liniment. For sprains,
bruises, soreness of the muscles and
rheumatic paint there is none better
than Chamberlain', Sold by all deal
er . ...
Guaranteed by' J. M. Gleissner)" !
If your 'stomach is weak and' con
stantly upset, you 'must quickly do
one of two things.
Allow the rest of your body to be
cbrae as weak as your Btomach. Or
make your stomach as strong as your
body.
" There Is only one choice for those
who want to live and enjoy life, and
that Is to make the stomach as strong
as the body.
This can best be done by using the
Dear Santa-I hope you wm no -CI.ptlon of a spedall8t that In
climb the chimney but walk in PM practice gave immediate re-
tae present in the stocking tor tne i ani permanent cure t0 95 per
door is unlocked. Santa pleas bring wh0 used It. .
This prescription Is known from
coast to coast as MI-O-NA.
Mf-n-NA stomach tabletB, most
people call them, and they are guar
anteed by J. M. Gleissner to cure in
dlgestton( acute or chronic) or any
upset; condition of the stomach or
mnnAV back.
In five minutes they gve relief
from heartburn, acid ttomach, gat on
stomach, belching of sour food, fer
mentation, heartburn and water
brash. If you suffer from stomach trouble
get a large 50 cent box of MI-O-NA
stomach tablets today and put your
,if nn the road to health. At J. M.
Glelssner's and leading, druggists ev
erywhere.
THE VILLAGE DEACON.
Bert Walker in Osborne Farmer
Every married man ought to be
capable of giving advice. He has
to follow so much of It.
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"Deacon" said a devout brother to
me the other day, "why don't you
run for office? You would have a
cinch If you could get all your ene
mies to vote for you on the plea mat
you would leave the country after
your first term."
Rheumatism Relieved in 6 Honrs.
Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma
tism usually relieves severest cases
in a iew uuuo. ... -
system Is remarkable and effective.
It removes tne causa
lulckly disappears, rirsi oow uu-
(Its. 75c and 11. Sola oy jonn m.
m.lssner. . flwdmo-eoa
Pictures and Frames
Everything new in
the Fiame line. We
can,' frame your pic
tares' with the latest
Moulding for so little
the price will surprise
you.
A. R. EL17JCU
for , ,
j This Christmas
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UP-TOOATE
A Store
- - full
of NeW Things '
Of
wiM the
iff for Him
The services of this big men's store are gladly offered to women of Abilene and Dickinson coun
ty with gifts to purchase for men and boys. We have spent much time and thought on this matter.
Have used every advantage given by expert selection and strict specifications, bought where ready
cash gets the biggest values and have gathered wonderfully complete and satisfactory assortments of
apparel for men and boys. Every gift selected here will please him.
Handsome Suits
One of bur nobby Suits in that rich
brown or gray or blue. It will cer
tainly make him happy.
$10 to $25
Ladies' Sweaters
We make a specially of Ladies'
Sweaters. See them. Fine for
these cold mornings and nights.
$2 to $5 -
Bath Robes, Smoking Jackets
Long Bath Robes, Slippers to .
match, all colors. i '
r $5 to $8 " V'
Smoking Jackets or House Coats ;
$3 to $10
Traveling Bags, Trunks and
Suit Cases
"All leather. Grips of all kinds.
Any of these would make a fine pres
ent. Boys' Suits "'Overcoats
One lot of Boys' Suits called Never
Wear Out, all colors'. $5. Boys'
vim
Ederheimer, Stein fifi Co. AunrAAAlA
Wtil III URIbUdlb
You will be protected , without a
doubt with one of our Overcoats.
They 'are warm and durable. See
them.
$5 00 to $25 00
Underwear, Wool and Cotton
Best we ever showed., Warm
union suits .
$100 to $5.00
Some Suggestions
Men's all Linen Handkerchiefs, men's all Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, men's Silk In'""1 Hand
kerchiefs, men's warm Mufflers Bradley make, Neck Wear, tulip stripes and shaded two tone satin
four-in-hands, swellest collection of neckwear this store has ever shown.
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See Our Nobby Goods in Our Big Window
HARRY C. LITT
Abilene's Fashionable Clothier and Hatter
IT WAS DIFFERENT THEN.
In Ewtjr IMx Ctiristmaa Kenieni-
bnuiret Were Simple.
"Mr KoodneM," tald n old tet-
tler, looking Into tor window, ''ther
did not have men tblngt at tntt
when I wat boy."
"No Indeed." antwered tnqther
old tettler, "we didn't expect tort
Ilka thit In tfaote dtrt. I remember
one Chrlilmat wben I got itick
of candy and a little ttorr book. I
wat the happlett boy in town. We
thought that fine Chrtotmaa."
'We didn't hare any tort when I
wat boy," tald the other. "Candy
aad cake wat what Santa Clan!
brought n."
Poet Card Photo Sl.St per dote
at ft Star SUJio. fim talrwr
aorta of the Racket ltwtf
Hi First Vacation.
F. S. Sails, agent of the Santa Fe,
with hit family, left for California to
tpend the winter. It la Mr. Sails'
first vacation In 30 years and he de
serves to enjoy it at much at be
hopet to. D. 0. Kennedy, cashier
of the SanU Fe office, will be act
ing agent during Mr. Sails' absence.
When yon bare cold get t bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
will soon fix yon tip all right and
will ward ff any tendency toward
pneumonia. Thit remedy contains bo
opium or other narcotic and may be
given at confidently to a baby as to
an adult Sold by all dealer.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
HEBINGTOX'8 CHEAT II A V.
Bat XelMHi Condescended to Walk
On Its Wrwh.
Herlngton, Dec. 16. "Battling
Nelson" hero of a score of more of
fistic encounters passed through Her
lngton while enroute from his ranch
in New Mexico to Des Moines. Be
waa accompanied by two lesser pugs.
"Bat" wat In town only few min
ute wben It became known around
the depot that the famou pugilist
waa on th platform quit crowd
gathered to tee him but hit train
had pulled out before many got a
tuint at blm.
fTCHMG, oodng. tealing Belt Rbenm
1 is cored by Hood's Baraaparilla
th great and nneqoslled remedy for
kind of SHU viiiAis.
8HIFTIXG SOIL.
Real Estate Transfers Reported by
J. E. Keel, Abstractor.
C. A. Mlnlck et al to Amanda C. Mln-
Ick, lott 10 and 11. blk 17, K.
H. add Abilene 12060.
C. A. Mlnlck, trustee to Amanda C.
Mlnlck, lott 10 and 11, blk 27, K.
k H. add Abilene, $1.
Wben your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
done of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
bath your feet In hot water before
going to bed, and yon are almost
rtaia to ward off Tr cold.
Vr al by all dealer.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A