The La Grange reporter. (La Grange, Ga.) 184?-193?, December 11, 1914, Image 10

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FRIDAY MORNING!, DEC. 11. 1914. McCaine Bros. Court Square. Phones 45-46 The tapers of Christmas-tide burn low, And the Christmas ball is over, But happy and tired shall my lady go Beneath the drowsy cover, For great j H the love that the tokens show On rose-tipped fingers and breasts of snow— The jewels of her own true lover. stma$ \r XL "v* Jewelry for the Entire Family Our offerings *for Christmas are Gifts that last longer and are most appreciated. We are better prepar ed this year than ever before to furnish presents to every member of the family. Call and see for yourself. You will do well to make selections from our lines of Silvei ware Cut Glass Hand Painted China P. S.—Just Eleven more shopping days before Christmas. Buy that present early, so that we will have more time to do the engraving. Purchases made now will be laid aside until Xmas. J. ewelry B. EST Lot Am /Richest Assortment Make Selections from Our Choice Line and Really Economize. J. B. Laramore T HE tree shines with the candle glow, The trinKets glitter jewel- wise, And we would that our souls might Know The joy told in the chil dren's eyes. Such sheer delight as this of theirs— A wondrous happiness it is! And every word the mes- ' sage bears s This is the children’s day —and Hisl I ET us come, as the Wise - Men came Those nineteen centuries agone, Led by the Star’s eternal flame That bade them rise and hasten on. They brought rare franKin- cense and myrrh, They brought rich gems and graven gold, They Knelt, adoring, near to Her, And all their marvelings they told. /YE., as those Men of long A ago, Today we, too, may see the Star, May see its mystic heaven ly glow Flash out o’er Childland fair and farj And from ourhands now fall the gifts And we Know why the Wise Men smiled With gratefulness; and each heart lilts . Its chant of worship of the Child. Christmaz Beauty. Thl.k lovely thoughts in keeping with the spirit of the time. ■{rtrCrCctrtrirCiti trirCtb&A For it is gor'd to be children sometimes, and never better than at Christmas, when its mighty Founder was a child himself. ^ — Chart*. Dklrrm ti{rtoirtrCr(r(rCr{rCr(rtrCrCrCtiiir{r(rtrCtir{rtrit "Are you join* to hang up yowr stocking on Christmas eve?” asked the boy's uncle, patronizingly. “I suppose so,” answered the boy, stUl more patronizingly. “Father and mother seem to expect that sort of thing, and It would be a pity to dis appoint them.” Our Lines of Fruit and Confectioneries are well prepared to fill your every want. Give us your order for Nuts, Raisins, Can dies, Oranges, Ap ples, Bananas, Grape Fruit, and Grapes. The final touches will be given your Christmas meals if you place an order now for Buckwheat Flour, Pancake Flour, Maple Syrup Canned Goods that will add to your Christmas dinner: Canned Pineapple, Canned Peaches, Canned Cherries. We have • made special arrangements for sup plying you with every thing needed in the Grocery Line for your Christmas Meal, and all other meals throughout this and future years. For your Fruit Cake, let us suggest: Figs, Citrons, Raisins Currents, Cherries Dates, Mincemeats. Fresh Spices of ail Kinds, Extracts that Make Your Cooking what it should be The Christmas feast is not the least Of all the day’s delight, Appointments rare, abundant fare Are aye a pleasing sight. So thank the Lord for bounteous board And grateful appetite. * ® Right Christmas Attitude B EWARE of uttering pes simistic and cynical re marks about Christmas and Christmas joys. If only from motives of vanity, abstain from grumbling during the festive season, for nothing so surely fixes a person’s age as disagreeable remarks about the utter futility and absurd ity of keeping Christmas. However well preserved, how ever free from gray hair, wrinkles and other distressing marks of devouring Time, be quite sure that your Christ mas attitude will not give you away. “Heigho for the holly! This life is most jolly!” is . die correct attitude. It is the attitude of the child, and at Christmas time the immortal child which lurks in every human being wakes to life if we do not frighten it and allow it to creep back to its hiding place for want of en couragement. Grumpy, dis agreeable people naturally do not like Christmas, because it shows them up. smrnmrnmntmn KINDHEARTEO. FARM LOANS SS, REASONABLE INTEREST RATE. A. H. THOMPSON, INSURANCE MONBT TO ON IMPROVED FARMS FOR TERMS APPLY TO LAGRANGR, GEORGIA. Read The Reporter Ads for Profit i