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KHRYSTMASSE AGEYN:
Old English Portrays Malevolent Christmas

Decorative Wrappings
Create Perfect Touch

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"The Largest Little Store in Town"
PIPES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES

By ALAN Z. SHULMAN
At this time of the year, a news-
paper usually sends its inquiring
reporter out amongst the masses
to sample their feelings about
Christmas. Too often, he returns
with good cheer, season's greet-
ings, good will toward men and
glowing sentiment.
T h e malevolent Christmas
seems to have almost faded into
oblivion.

Rather than add my voice to
this chorus of glad tidings, I de-
cided to see how Christmas was
observed a few centuries ago. In
my research, I discovered a mono-
graph entitled, "The Quaint Cus-
toms of Englishmen under John I
(1273-1294)," from which the fol-
lowing passage is taken:
Onfie Once a Yire
"Aye, ant 'tis this season of,
Khrystmasse that be upon us

ageyn. Thanked be wee that it
cum onlie unce a yire. Prithee,
han ye 'ere sene suche tymes as
this, so owirflowyng with joyouse
celebracioun eyet so full of vex-
acciouns.
"Mye fallowis murchantes be ne
litel lesse treccerous on Khryst-
masse then anie tyme els, per-
chans, mo than is thyr coustumme.
Al alunge the contree hye wey
they werk thyr besinesse selyng
especial the Khrystmasse gyfte
that fe peepel cunne gyv to who-
sere plees us ant fer this dou we
paye a hy summe.


The QUARRY features
AIRGUIDE INSTRUMENTS
That make it fun to keep weatherwise !

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"Allas, I ahme charged with al
manners of obligaccioun to rela-
cioun that relouct ahme I to theyn
gyv a thyng but fer a chans that
I wil receyve a bit fro theyn. Ant
feyne woud I ne be to gyv at mye
frien a gyfte a whycee valew be
great-mo than hes.
Ween I Receyve
"Sey I, it doth vex me hevy.
Haw receyve cunne I gyfte a frien
cawstyng teyne kwyd syx whyl
g'yng hee in ratourn un' wert
kwyd tupens? Ant eyen I gyv hee a
presynte hee wunt, will he gyv un'
I wunt?
"Sur ant Khrystmasse a gey sea-
son be I woud ne wysshe. to naye
but I han lyk it onlie ween I
receyve."

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The perfect touch - to make
your Christmas what it should be
-is now possible.
Artistic, c r e a t i v e wrappings.
That's all there is to making your
Christmas '63 a special one.
First, assemble the necessary
equipment. Scissors, tape, wrap-
ping paper, ribbon, bows, name
tags, pens to address the tags,
string, and of course, the gift it-
self.
How To Begin
Now you are ready to begin:
take the first package and attempt
to cut a piece of wrapping paper
which will fit the gift snugly. To
do this well requires a skill which
is generally acquired only after
years of experience; so don't de-
spair if the first few times the
paper comes out short.
Next, put the paper around the
package. This is an important step,
and shouldn't be overlooked.
The most difficult part still re-
mains--to select the proper color
and style of ribbon and to tie the
right type of bow. Essentially,
ribbon tying is nothing more than
tying a shoe lace, although shoe
strings are certainly not recom-
mended for Christmas packages.
Use Double Knot
To create more suspense at the
time of opening the package, a
double knot can be tied. This is
also a challenge to the ingenuity
of the person who receives the
package.
Finally comes the name tag.
This is important, so be sure to
display the tag prominently on
the package. And be sure to in-
clude your own name. This as-
sures your receiving a gift in ex-
change.

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YOU'RE HEADED RIGHT-
with an
AUTO COMPASS
Helps keep you on the right
route in spite of darkness, fog
or winding roads.
An accurate, dependable
compass that will help you
to easier, shorter auto travel.
Tastefully styled for today's
smart cars. Choice of illumi-
nated or non-illuminated mo-
dels. Wonderful as gifts.
Other
1j a- - available
No. 79 NOMAD $7.50
Self-lluminated
No.84 t
$5.95
Non-iluminated

The "EXECUTIVE" Barometer-
Thermometer Humiguide. Char-
coal grey plastic with gold trim
-A handsome gift at $10.00
Other desk pieces up to $25.00
The "MONACO" Barometer-
Thermometer. Modern design in
finished walnut 18" high. Great
for den or office $20.00
Other wall pieces from $7.50 to
$49.50
" Humidiguides from $2.95
" Rain Gauge $3.95
" Indoor-Outdoor Thermometers
from $5.95
" Meat Thermometer $3.98
" Candy Thermometer $3.98

FINISHED PRODUCT
. .. glittering package
GLOWING:
To Highlight
Hair Styles
Holiday glitter has spread to
coiffures and no longer are glow-
ing decorations merely limited to
Christmas trees and table centers.
Women will be able to change
holiday hairdos as easily as they
can change party dresses. Every-
thing from jewels to plumes can
be used to create new "head looks"
this Christmas.

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STATE AT
STREET LIBERTY
2 CHRISTMAS GIFTS
tested by popular demand
as sure to please.1
English Leather Lotion =
beautifully boxed $2 up
And for the Sportsman-
UNI-FLOAT MARK 11 LANTERN
mile beam, floats, emergency flasher
for the lake or the highway ... $8.95 - -
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w..ou f' pit , 50
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Give - andcroheted . -tly

She' h've a ball ... lots of
colored ones on popcorn-
crocheted wool'cozy boots.
Leisure time charmers in
Red, Pink, White, Light Blue or
Black on flexible leather soles.

499

GIFT
WRAPPED

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318 S. STATE
OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:30

306 S. STATE

Xmas Store Hours:
Mon. & Fri. 9:00 to 9:00
Tue., Wed., Thur., Sat. 9 til 5:30

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FOLK L.P. SALE

FA2320 AMERICAN FAVORITE
BLDS-1 P. Seeger, Folksong
favorites
FA2321 AMERICAN FAVORITE
BLDS.-2 P. Seeger, Folksong
favorites
FA2445 AMERICAN FAVORITE
BLDS.-5 P. Seeger, Folksong
favorites
FA2455 SING OUT WITH PETE
Sing-along record with P. See-
ger
FN2511 HOOTENANNY TO-
NIGHT Live concert, Seeger,
Terry, Bibb, etc.
FN2512 HOOTENANNY AT
CARNEIGIE Live concert, See-
ger, many more
FN2513 SING OUTI HOOTE-
NANNY

FA2941 LEADBELLY'S LAST
SESSIONS A/B Pt. 1 v. 1, of
legacy
FA2941 LEADBELLY'S LAST
SESSIONS C/D Pt. 2, v. 1 Rec.
Ramsey
FA2942 LEADBELLY'S LAST
SESSIONS A/B Pt. 1, v. 1, of
series
FA2942 LEADBELLY'S LAST
SESSIONS C/D Pt. 2, v. 2, of
hist. doc.
F18303 5-STRING BANJO IN-
STRUCTOR Written, played by
Pete Seeger
F18354 THE FLKSGR'S GUITAR
GUIDE Written, played by
Pete Seeger

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