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DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW 
all through the night. They 
wake up and listen to sounds 
on the roof which is to 
their fancies a reindeer’s 
wee hoof. The old folks, 
more eager than even the 
tots, are burning with se- 
erets and brimming with 
plots. Mince pies in the 
pantries delicious and 
sweet of mother’s own 
making are ready to 
eat. It almost is 
Christmas; St. Nick 
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deer are flying; 
a day or two more 
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Humorous Stories 
Young Husband: 
ing up again.’’ 
Young wife: ‘‘Never mind, George. 
We need not buy it. We can buy baker’s 
bread. Besides it saves the trouble of 
baking.’’ 
‘¢Plour, I see, is go- 
Brother, don’t stop your paper just be- 
~- cause you don’t agree with the editor. 
The last cabbage you sent in didn’t agree 
with us either, but we didn’t drop you 
from our subs¢ription list on that ac- 
count. No, we simply said: ‘‘Make us 
thankful for what we are about to re- 
ceive’’—and after we received it we were 
not able to say anything. 
Stella: ‘‘Oh Bella, how glad I am! 
I haven’t seen you for ages!’’ 
Bella: ‘‘Hush! You will give us both 
away.’’ 
