Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], December 15, 1922, Image 1

About Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??

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.; . 8815 the Chdshnzs Season! Santa is Kinz! Long
. 't .. ' Live the King! Long Live the Kiddies-u-His Loyal
W) ; , Subjects—Too! And as we look into the bright,
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, , time when we were toddlers-«listening expectantly
for sleigh bells-«waiting impatiently to discover what our stockings
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For decades pmaaristmas has been a period of generosity-wit has
been a sewn when nothing was left ensam mundane which would
bring pleas”) ud happiness to those we love. Let 1922 outdo all
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He wetehed the eaet (row bright. .
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But a he turned to ront.
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"Avon und rico before the day
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