Judge — December 4, 1909 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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“THE LOVING In" The Loving Ander son Company, New York will find a lot of Jean's friends, Edited: by Wilbur D, Nesbit, it ix of orig inal ts by original folks.’ Mr Dit and most of the contributors are also contributors to. 4 ce quently our opinion of this book may be alittle biased, But as the proof of the Christmas turkey is th proof of this book is th interes quot of the copyris wings te sume of th and, lest we be accused ¢ ing partiality, we a of quoting thi # also ar in the table intents of th Jepcr. All, there is James Montyom- who arose from his s nd expressed himself in t to Nerve,"* as follows: writers “Here's to the nerve of old Daniel, Blon ur Wilbur DN Hlashed tothe m But th Has got ’em To which “our Wilbur D." replied: Here's TI spe BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS to Flasar~ longe yea gives the fe for “One Portion st of me? Why, This will Lg till toasted it appe And on the Cloth of Good-will serve Hy prepa nz advertisements please mention JUDGE. +a bit for you. may he two, Cheer, rs4 in Storm, it warm. Cooling Soothin Delicious There's a tingle and tone to Fehr's Beer. There is a char- acteristic quality and flavor that places it in a class to itself. There is keen enjoyment in its snap and sparkle, and because of its absolute purity, it is refreshing, invigorating and healthful. ENEV ‘Tis ideal for Family or Table use: 80 acceptable and nutritious for old and young. It isan aid to digestion and far better than Medicine for strengthening nerves and building tissue. ‘To get “Fehe™ quality, “Pehr™ flavor and “Fehr” purity one must get Fehr Beer. If your dealer can’t supply you, advise with us, We'll ace that you get genuine P.F.X.L. Frank Fehr Brewing Co. Louisville, Kentucky. Milbake a nice, fresh Loaf of Friendli- And when ‘tis done Pl cut a st And on the Fires of Fellowship and by the Breeze of Stead fi Here is a wish from Strickland ¢ Jan: “When fulfillment: has crowned wish you could wish; When full to the brim and oerthowing the dish Held out for your joys; w pur very prayer Has brought in reply all you asked and to epare; When the world has done all the kind things that it could to you May it then hace but barely begun to be wal tor yout? From Albert Bi fore and After Takin n ix better thi riage, she thinks him worse than he ia, So here's to ver she thinks about man, whate is.” Tudor Jenks gi following pre- scription; ‘Love one woman, all chil- dren emen.’’ And then adds, vA 8 the same in all languages.” t, ix the *L"Envoi,”” “Then brim the goblet and qual? the toast To a friend or two, For glad the mi st sight is a friendly fa , The blithest tread is a fri ven will be friend or t to give th persons and thereby friend or two. “waas."* If the title given by Morgan Shey to his little book, “* Wages w York), is rather inde “re things to fuss about.” Kut, wait Oh, if you must h © YOUR Nose ts for fri other ends!" ever seen the shadow sun won't vanish; ver seen or met can't! frisky Kut now [think it risky An’ find it doesn’t pi The things most worth the yettin’ Are just a friend or two, An’ sense to keep forgettin ‘The Meas that bother you.” “OTHE LIVING CHALICE.” ckages, This i true of “Th how every mark of the skilled Me ie s of 3 linge out in Miss Mi trip through an uncharte one finds new Thorns of Holly * The red-berried hi Ww In tenderest folly | We hung the mistlete | It will be appreciated.