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|| November 28
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EL *1 candlelight. In another room will stand the first Christmas in a new world. Such will it be
hl'fhT,- W h 1"l ViV ' dl j always. And what a wonderful time it is! How
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IB ■ peppermint sticks, cones filled with candy and happ,ly we Mk over the Christn »ases of former jljj M|
gay fun makers. At its foot, packages a few years > when mother was a girl; and the chil- jig IMI
hours ago neatly fastened and beribboned, shall dren's eyes blaze with wonder when Granddad •
J§s: O§L be left open on the floor; their contents already tells of how things were in his time. Christmas in (/Jek
= = having brought waves of joy and thrilled "thank America! Let us all enjoy it to the full—in the
EEE you 8 from every member of the family to each old-time American Spirit!
You Are Invited to Attend Elkin's Gala Christmas liSR
ijgl Opening on Friday, November 29, 1940
W\ THIS SPECIAL EDITION OF THE TRIBUNE CONTAINS BIG NEWS OF WHAT \M
J TO GIVE AND WHERE TO BUY IT F