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AZALIAS values) 28 BRIDGEPORT RD. \ WATERLOO By Willard Olvan Persing THE REASSURING weight of the nickeis and dimes in his pocket took the bite out of the Legends have related how the crown of thorns was plaited from holly. The leaves of the plant were white until the Crucifixion, after which they turned a deep, blood red. . A holly wreath placed on the door is believed enough to frightâ€" en away even the boldest of the belief. Like other Christmas legends, the truth might be lost in history. The Druids were great admirers of the holly plant. ‘l'hey betieved that its evel;fieen leaves attested to the fact t it was never deâ€" serted by the sun, and was thereâ€" fore ‘sacred. Husbands and wives! Attenâ€" tion! There is an old superstition about holly that will interest you. It was a belief of the ancients that the first to bring Christmas holly into the house, either husâ€" band or wife, would be the one to rule the household during the enmi.ngo%eu. _ But don‘t put too much stock in spray to decorate a mantle, door or a spray for a newel post. _ _ Holly Superstition: it Will Determine Ruler in Household fousg o. Cintoumey toue. Feopes" bdmm.:ludn-flu- :bl:filolk.tr:‘finm natural arance of from whg you clip THE nnanananannasaaannanannnanaannanananaanaannandannnnnrnnnnrnrnanananaae good?" _A sense of shame kept returnâ€" ing when Jimmy thought of his mother‘s shabby old purse. She‘d If he bought a license for Mike, he wouldn‘t be able to buy the new purse for his mother, but he could buy a nice handkerchief or something with the fifty cents that he would have left. A boy of eleven coulda‘t c?' in front of a sevenâ€"yearâ€"old so Jimâ€" my blinked aw:x the tears that came when he thought of fuzzy, playful Mike being tossed into a pen full of big snarlin{ dogs. "I wonder if they‘ll feed him to wake Mom up." Jimmy sat down on the step and buried his thoo mt?:llk p Yike Ave | t, y‘ eep Mike five \day‘sl‘b‘efore they get rid of him, but a license will cost two dolâ€" lars and a half. Then he straightened up; he had three dollars in his g).cket, three dollars all his own, t he had earned by running errands, selling junk, and saving the few; pennies that his mother had givâ€" en _hun for candy. ‘ before when that old dogcatcher came around. "I shouldn‘t have left him down here by himself, but I didn‘t want A boy of eleven couldn‘t erfi.h front of a sevenâ€"yearâ€"oid, so t my blinked away the tears. oN DHOSEE rovansedifinn sA .214A who ‘they‘ meant, but he had to make sure. "Who took him?" "The dogcatcher. 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