The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1904, Page 5

& Home Christmases of Jap and Russ THE SBATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 24, JOY 1904. FIRESIDE GAMES FOR CHRISTMAS’ | on my NO SUCH THING ABS SANTA CLA U6 IN RUSSIA, BUT ST. NICHO | ; : t LAS TAKES HIS E—CHRISTMAS IN JAPAN (8 THE | (oe le it a t BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF BUDDMA—CUSTOMS OF THE eigen | s wale DAY IN BOTH FIGHTING ¢ NTRIES jou v4 . Hiro to t ‘ ater | a | idynti { | t t and agains SIAN CHRISTMAS . th D C | to t ed In} a Kiar t ti r the & t flown at will with | ¢ a 4 way mput al world xperous India ne ‘ t osing your fingers upon it date R a ( a ‘ t he t | nHeaged hand 1 show not fa mia baby ay ef), and to drop it wa the fing f th er January . when you have counted three. Ky ie 1 while performing, in pretense presents for t nes n t To make a perfect square fr m| n ings re for th ® aL f « « lay th t ssia tt 2 is ast ! n ft | | day th hb thing as Sax f | th Mle Claus down the , wit | da i Russia. ‘ hand mu vid a i tla tr Ma confined alr y ¢ a a ta " oD wit on th v " 0 Anta Claus goes ¥ nice little girls for When y hand | r t St. Nicholas, wh tien , w " + . wend pe for all good Little boys th hid “! hen he + numbe > san as Santa ( «a low finge ‘ y t » J ot, A services ) poor. Bind. | ee eeoeeoconconcennneesoeees reoeeoeseroeeeeneess (Ot rnin : SANTA CLAY. qntertaie friends yal} who trust b t i 4 CHRISTMAS ATTHE VATICAN - y that Wher have p - ‘ “3 fashion. Prior to Ch ang ° he ar ristinas f tes at the vaticar are bus ‘© with st stop y for the jack of spades, and get, let | servance of Christmas as a holiday there is a period of ix | a t generous 5 cootealin’ cera heme he Cath th t the wat re it 4 sa even of dia ] You ge . ts Weeks’ fasting amon, mon r : id . - “ ‘ v h {fe pr matter f what th a a i - people ‘ - good wishes, through b ° ‘ from der the |thought; at the h count you will | f ne t elf—the Christm: rat 2 tally t t ° ab p wat ay ed at the correct hour tf |of diamor You take the three days. ad 2 . t eo tumbler in ful re always to let yc ywever, wh you know t . stians were mee . ‘ w 4 w sd “ «hth nting to be to 12 lock { heart You then sb casion pa « y ‘ “ 3 . | i ba : ©., tron to | the three y “ . ny wee Ve attend hig L anted ball 4 tifying t are t to | pears that s on of he a B agp ees . Wear a dark a and som pt re t ur spectat i t * . t t « s . » ° ta t t au “ a fy were a ba & x i > = ter all bear dat Nov. 4 ~ v t two jin the Romar ¢, Christmas toast . t t * |ie dim x « wer” trick eahie een ort bee at beginning of © fons Bec oe : oa | p . jt wy t not until the ’ n ‘ at ft a of the string make a | bse vy 4 - thes ar things their mage in persor ® Ir 4 a“ t wn bh h to go easily over a | ocember 7 fixed as the Gate on ge: this b when @ we : shh gph om 4 [of the festival. By this act the Sate d hold it up before pontife himestf, who @ je.” cog ag 7 “ p me the birth of nature, became @ fes~ =e , bread cate 2 ¢ ¢ each hané | th with : > wed t & ® Jand draw it t It thus forms a . 7 his combination was largely © roy o—in realit e ° . - : oe r r of expedien: y™ ith the early sees in it will be that of ber futu line all may end Graw 2), na, who th nm the pa- husband Rina ify - yng , . his hands. | pine into pret. Another favorite pastime essed gift A 4 -- and 6 liday. But young women to w ne = - > a I reaction came it around the fences a! ed with | . ond fe pe be “- © or ‘ a pro inst many es or es at © " ee) x ’ ©, the noble apart will he tag h sa and wayside th @, with, an tts enuk, & mannaheant 1 will hear holiday observances, and Christmas = yo aining ne y and gold & battery | was strongly denounced as a heath- ap at The embassadors a Hited ¢ ' o afe ate ' =x te festival. In Bngland acta were at and trip Japanese vastews parnenagen be yes poe nye when he will | ,aased forbidding its observance. In inding cords being de- | miné bo matter how stroag, at the eget, - kur 644 4 that De- ame the husband of the} The crowds are not noisy. The necessary fatigue. . om me be obme nly as a sol- chattering voices are gentle and wer the F Jered to s be nappy: ~~ 00000000064 humbly bemoaning which is conn . wees ee ae that of young ¢ x first | © +o c tring had committed man they meet o' istmas mls CHRISTMAS BELLS can tt 4 aa le ficen ead and plum pud- * I heard the bell on Christmas @ r 8 nd romping be- husband = . ' ‘ neath the mistletoe. Soldiers wane th f c h suspecte - . . ® Their old familiar carols play; @ t “ nt to the homes of susp a per: s not ly so in > Brora ease fm ~ of sons. h fins tions to search the e On t . The words repeat . > : ” r : the most elab ervice ® ot ae ae wiht > é t trea formed, services that have scarcely | 5 ome wv ° and * our the blue laws of Connecti- 1 in ornategess and magni- |. es a . iz or & tae ea sprig of as well as solem The |g >| TOKIO, Dee 3 P t his hous: Christmas day jon brilliant F Sena et, | COOSSSOCOEREeEOORSEEED Bcript addressed eras wicotnh Sev :wrhien Bs vane an f colors and flowe - y in oka. Maussa- CHRISTMAS IN DAYS OF YORE. ’ t t , husetts {t was ordered that any tmas is . box from ¢ ainly t ' t bserving the day, by ate, how ; r forbeart labor asting, or im ot os +e eoeeeeeg |e hould pay for ev= « the . _ 3 & lery offense five shillings fine. ® A CONTINUAL CHRISTMAS. @ | ¢'Y eat © Let no pleasure ° Rut, in spite of all these laws, cccety Seep Bigh As @ no profit re ple in F 4 and America com- y trim, and gaily-d t to of > tition ceevent then. & ® |trived t ate Christmas, In faced children ff) af fa ha . see egy @ | 1861 th as laws were m long ¥ . * anything which thou @ ‘ n puntry, while the n meaning {t ts Corist . “ eal a te ine a : t t King Charles began to all Buddhists—this - > ee “Be . S |the res n of the Christmas 7 . * Christma: . Flowers and Chloroform. t ve the . Benj. Franklin. ¢@ form, so useful 5 he ct At ¢ mas t © ° sleep, have the to be themselves th 4 ts ; WHEN CHRISTMAS DOINGS wir weal bp tices t " 2 TRUE 1% OF ROBIN vity by thy - ead of Bud 0 THE TRUE TALE OF ROBIN wove WERE FORBIDDEN BY LAW and Germ ivantage people, and as a| HOOD.” FROM AN EIGHTEENTH t © these 5 | has been taken of this fact to fores @ Buddha's birthday | ¢ TURY BOOK af ¥ ; Du ne, GUND HeReee,. 5 rs in rooms in glasshouse, nd mportar folks who are the t . ywers in rooms ndary importa folks. th 3 » “ ‘ » ene. Oe: 2 a to make them bloom out of gy ogy A — H. J. LOAR season. The results are said to be n will scarcely res 1 woo leseeenene ee A RPereeee WHEN PA GOES HOME LOADED. . eh Soe ae meeccupen but every one | rtain colors with fresh with and the roof thatched flowers. } draped alike r about Sr FOR THE XMAS TABLE | 4 | | == wEH Holly god yoous ands shades. 4 ke “The ‘The ple in covered with green cr paper and red rib bons with names attached to the sites no other table cen | | | | | | Holly, fruit and nuts. @ THE JOYS OF CHRISTMA @ Be merry all, be merry all 3 Min holly dress the festive hall @ Prepare the vong, the feast, the - ne merry Christ PSPSHPSS SIS THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUCHT. Avegetable Preperation for As- similating the Food and Regula ting the Stomachs and Bowels of CHILPKEN Promotes Digestion Cheerful- ness and Rest Contains neither waren pea nor Mineral OT NARCOTIC. INFANIS Aperfect Remedy for Constipa ee Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms Convulsions Feverish- || oess and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of NW blake, NEW YORK. At gmonths old 35) Dosis ~35CiNtDS EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ° o * ~ 6 @&st In Use For Over Thirty Years. Sn aide oars ae ‘CASTORIA| Earle Oe ac for Infants and Children BEARS THE SICNATURE OF CENUINE | AVegetable Preparation for AS- similating the Food and Ri | ting the Staats unl boas: ( HILDREN COWES ACS y y INIS Promotes Digestion.Cheerful- ness and Rest.contains neither Opn, Morphine nor Mineral. | Nor NARCOTIC. | Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- | tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms Convulsions. Feverish- | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. FALO NO AthS. ald 3) Doses BC ENTS ———————————— EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. lg iM ce cli a