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RAND'THER, isn't that
k_z
the most beautiful doll
you ever saw?" The little
and tugged at the hand of the
all man. He looked down at the
'childish figure beside him. "I wish
I had one like her," the child said
in a low tone.
The man mused with a tender
smile, "It is very beautiful, dear,
but I thought I heard you say
that you had all of the dolls you
could care for."
"Well--I did," came the falterJ
ng answer "but"--as though an
inspiration had presented itsel--"i
'could give some away I s'pose."
ffhe man's clasp tightened on the
'child's hand, and then he reminded
er gently that they must hurry on
if they were to be home in time for
luncheon. Although there were
many other interesting toys in the
department of the great store, the
child showed little interest in them,
'and managed to work their way
back to the object of her affection,
and stood enraptured before it un-
',til her grandfather again remind°
led her that they really must he on
I their way home.
As the child reluctantly followed,
, i :the man recalled another dark eyed
i !Marcia standing before just such
1 a doll and heard again almost the
| same words this Marcia had used
| ;today. "Isn't," she had said, "that
lk | ikloll in pink just beautiful? I wish
| [I had one like it." And he heard
t | !the man beside her reply: "You
3g ave more dolls now than you know
P | what to do with," and he had add-
£ d, "That is too expensive any-
way." "Oh is it?" the child had
[isked in surprise. "Yes, every-
i ithing in this store is." He hadn't
/ known whether it was or not, but
I he had led the child away. Later
he asked himself many times why
fhe hadn't given the doll to the
# [child, and he resolved that never
l!again would he be the cause of a
'_" |,hurt look such as he had seen in
] the little one's eyes that day. From
then on, he determined to grant
, her every wish that he possibly
and so atone for the unnec-
suffering he had caused.
Christmas night John Grant sat
one before the fire, his head
sainst the back of the chair, his
'es closed and a smile of con-
nt upon his face. The door opened
Ld a young woman's voice called
ftly--"Father."
"Yes, my dear," he answered as
turned toward her.
"Mother wants to know if you
. coming to bed," the young
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
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PAINLESS RUIN
Government borrowing, according
to a recent statement of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, will amount
to between seven and ten billion
dollars during December. He em-
phasized;" that as much as possible
of this gigant:c sum must come out
of the "current income and savings
of the people," rather than from
the banks.
The reason is plain. Borrowing
heavily from the banks means more
inflation, because it creates new
credit. Unfortunately, it is easier
to borrow from the banks--which is
only one step removed from print-
ing greenbacks--than it is to go to
the already burdened taxpayer. The
politicians have so far taken the
easiest way with little bjection
from the people. We can "pain-
lessly" stuff our banks with govern-
ment obligations until our money
and our savings are destroyed and
the war effort imperiled, or we can
dig hlto our pockets and our stan-
dard of living with the realization
over with green groves of olive
trees. It is a Edged country, much
of it farmed by French and Arabs.
The sun is blistering hot in the mid-
dle of the day and at this season
the nights bitterly cold. The battles
have torn up stretches of this land-
scape. Bombers, tanks, mortars,
field artillery and machine guns have
contributed to this•
Dispatches from the field of ac-
tion ind cate that personal adventure
is frequent in all this quarter. Two
Royal Air Force officers fly'ng over
from Malta and brought down in-
side German-held territory promptly
burned their plane to make the ene-
my believe they had perished, and
then set out to get through the ene-
my line6.
Twice they were hidden by French
CITATION HEAHING PETITION
FOR
LET'PERg OF ADMINISTIRATION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, . )ss
Count of Golden Valley )
IN COUNTY COURT,
In the Matter of the Pstate of
Charles P. Reed, Deceased.
Hazel N. Reed )
that the war must be won the hard Petitioner )
way.
vs. )
The banking industry has steadily Nelze Ablelter. Bertha .)
opposed unlimited government her- rn°[hgeearndUn:
rowing from the banks. The bank- les P. Reed, Jr. - . )
zesponaens )
ers have worked ceaselessly to sell THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
• le TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
War Bonds drectly to the peep . SPONDENTS.
They have sold over 80 percent of You and each of you are hereby
• cited and required to appear be-
all such bonds m the hands of the f re the Count Cou ....
• o y rt o tlle
pubhc. Thanks to their efforts, the county of Golden Valley in said
• " n State at the office of the County
mflatmnar trend has been deft- -- , ..........
• Y ' auge oi saiu wouny, at the
tety slowed. Court House in the city of Beach
in said County and State, on the
fifth day of January A. D, 1943,
...... at the hour of ten o'clock in the
TUNISIAN TERIfAIN forenoon of that day, to show
__ cause, if any YOU have why the
- . . _ petition of Hazel N Reed asking"
It is difficult for those wno naxe for 'tt ...... " " '
c , or AIminisratlon of
..... -^- *-^-^ +., ¢maone the the estate of Charles P Reed de
ion in Tun'sis ' Id not be granted and'
country where the act : , you are hereby notified that the
--_ .... ,^.^. ; +. YT{ Nations residence of said decedent at the
Tunis and me o a ath was at Sentinel
.dvace .p the .po o ., o, North .aota.
u.. ........... = iruenlv et service be made of this ci
DIPteran. ,,t.iu p. ...0St -- " tati0n as re ulr
• " " ar q ' ed by law
mentmned m the dmpatches e Da ........ " -
ted this 15th ,..# ut ecemDer
Teboura, Djedelda and Mateur, all A.D. ja42.
within a few miles of the key coast Y heKCrritN
-:*:^ Judge of the County Court.
';e area is dun-colored, splashed SDEcA.L17OI4COU7'
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OLD FASHIONED
MERRY CHRISTMAS
"' IN STREAMLINED DRESS
May the Yulet,de Season, w,th all ,ts sprat
of good fellowship, bring great ioy to you
and abundant prosperity in the coming year.
OLAUS RISHOVD
I[W N, ,, , ,,
farmers. One farmer Jent them a
horse and a mule. This was rather
slow for air pilots but the two pilots
succeeded in getting through to
friendly territory, although it took
them eight days.
The dilemma the axis is in ha.,
horns that are sprouting thorns.
Investigate the
Combination Baths
and the
Mineral & Dry Baths
at the
McClellan Bldg. in Beach
Why go to .the Springs?
Save Transportation Cost!
THESE COURSES PREPARE YOU FOR
WELL-PAID
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
Civil Service
from $1260
to start.
offices are
experience.
Winter Term Beigns
January 4th
Ask for Bulletin-H
positions pay
to $1440 per year
Salaries in local
the highest in our
! M T E TAT g
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BUSISS COII.6B ib
FAReO. N.D.
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| w;sh to say, "Season's 6reef;rig" ...We UcY"(( : ' l I l I " "Z
! gratefully °ckaowlege +he.many €ourtes,es I I i I
I .,I ,. h.,. .a.o., °o;o+;o., .; Wp// Ii II .
. ! 70. so e,ioy°Ue. I ! I I
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1_ ? New Year of Happine. and Health. " -[[l[
GOLDEN VALLEY SHIPPING ASSOCIATION
K. K. FARSTVEET, Manager
CAiI00-ISTMAS:,
i " [IIGHTAeIIAI)PY
• AND A
said as she came into the
"Tell your mother I'll be there
just a minute," the man replied
a laugh.
you know, father, I think
you have made Marcia the
est little girl in the world to-
," Marcia Field said as she
and sat on the arm of her
r's chair•
. father put his arm around
"I'm glad if I did," he told ,{
) you know that doll reminds
,f one I wanted many years
I thought that I never would i fi t II
ppy if I didn't have that doll,"
• cia laughed at the memory.
knd I wouldn't buy it for you,"
father frowned.
:?'.' the daughter asked in sur-
"have never forgotten it, and I
"That is why you tlWys h!ltve
much for me, and why you
00=ia that doll t00ay,
hn Grant's smile was the
swer he gave for a mo-
d then he said: "If I have __
.d in making both or either
happy, I shah be happy,
I shall feel that I have at
part paid a Christmas debt .. Yuletide Seeson.
father," Marcia lov-
him, "you don't know
you have succeeded."
I am indeed content."
Western New.°per Unio,
SLEIGHTS CITY DRUG
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
qPWWWWWW
, As another Christmas comes dround we feel
that we have an unpaid obligation, an obliga-
tion of gratitude. Friends of this institution have
made possible a certain amount of progress
and prosperity for our organization. These
1 friendships have been an enjoyable experi-
ence, one in which we believe we have the con-
tidence and esteem of the people whom we
strive to serve. And now, all we ask is the priv-
ilege of a continuance of these fine relation"
ships to enable us to look forward with genuine
enthumcmm to the future.
! :
JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Garage .... Beach, N. D.