MOOSEHEART MAGAZINE
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Sizes Tires Tubes 34x4	$ 8.50 $2.50
32x4*4 9.50	2 75
9.25	׳־• ־־
9.65 9.95 10.50 10.75
34x434
35x434 36x 434 35x5 37x5
Sizes Tires Tubes 28x3	$4.95	$1.25
30x3	5.25	1.50
30x334 6.25 32x334 6.75 31x4	7.75
32x4	7.95
33x4	8.25
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1.95
2.25
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CLEVELAND TIRE AND RUBBER CO. 3150 Michigan Avenue_________Chicago, IllinoS»
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Tubes ...$1.60 ... 1.76 ... 1.85 ... 2.00 ... 2.25 ... 2.40 ... 2.50 ... 2.60 ... 3.00 ... 3.15 ... 3.40 ... 2.75
Size	Tires
30x3.................$4.75...
30x334 ............. 5.75...,
31x334...............6.00...,
32x 334 S.S. only 6.25...,
31x4................ 7.25...,
32x4 ............... 7.50...,
33x4 S.S. only... 7.75...
34x4 ............... 8.00...,
34 x434 ............ 9.25 ...
35x434 ..............10.26...
36x 434 .............10.75...
37x5................12.75...,
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2035 W. Harrison Street, Dept. 82 » CHICAGO, ILL.
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Notes of the Lodges Near and Far
Cape Ann Burns Mortgage
Cape Ann, Mass., Lodge No. 1471 took possession of the town with a big open meeting, festival and entertainment program to celebrate the burning of its mortgage. The city hall was the scene of the ceremony which included the showing of the Mooseheart pictures. A big street parade was planned, to be led by the Moose band, members of the Moose Legion, the Junior Order of Moose, the Cape Ann Lodge and visiting Moose from surrounding cities.
Brother Perry A. Shanor, Dictator of New York City Lodge, gave the opening address. Before the ceremony a large class of candidates was initiated as an instalment of Cape Ann’s contribution to the James J. Davis Class.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Lodge No. 46 announces that it plans to send a delegation of at least 3,000 members to the next convention which will be held at Mooseheart. They are initiating big classes during the James J, Davis Class drive.
Tell the world about Mooseheart.
Canajoharie Ball Team Plays 4-4 Tie.
The baseball team of Canajoharie, N. Y., Lodge No. 1128, played the Independents, a strong local ball team, a fast tie game at the end of the baseball season last month. Score was 4-4 when the game was called on account of darkness at the end of the ninth inning. Next year the Lodge expects to put out one of the strongest semi-pro teams in its section.
“I belong to several organizations, all good in their way, hut not one of them can point to a work as glorious as that institution known and beloved all over our land as Mooseheart.” This was the keynote of an enthusiastic word picture of Mooseheart given to Spokane Lodge No. 161, by Brother Joseph A. Mearow, after a visit to the school. “The children have better home and care than thousands who have well to do parents,” he said. “Every care is given them. Every evidence of love is shown.”
Iron Range Lodge No. 1117 of Virginia, Minn., is initiating big classy of candidates.
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. . . save only Jeanne. The candles burned low and the room’ grew dim and there were no presents left.
A sob tore at Jeanne’s throat •Marie had told them that she was the wickedest child and they had taken her Daddy’s present from her. She sat huddled in her chair, her face buried in the crook of her thin arm, her whole body twisted in an agony of pain.
There was a scurry near the door, a quick murmur of voices. Then a small hand gripped at Jeanne’s arm. A good-natured freckled face smiled into her forlorn one. Kathy McCarty said nonchalantly. “Your presents, you know. They only just came.”
Jeanne, waited, breathless. An orange dropped into her lap, a book was spread on her knee. Miss Reynolds came close and put a shining quarter into her brown claw.
“But,” Jeanne gulped. “Mon pere say it was skates. He . . . promised. He nev’ broke no promise. W’erever he was, he says, it would be skates.”
“H’m,” said Kathy McCarty. “And that’s the very thing. I knew it was a mistake. Here are your skates.” Tears stood suddenly, glisteningly in Kathy’s eyes. But her voice was quite steady.
A tiny smile quirked at the corner of Jeanne’s mouth. Her fingers gripped Kathy’s sturdy arm and a glance untamed and sweet lifted to Kathy’s stolid little face.
“I do not hate you, I find,” she said firmly. “I do not hate you at all.”
,“I should hope not. Why would you be hating me? I was thinking we might now be nintimate friends. I haven’t had a nintimate friend for most three weeks now and that was Mary Donovan back in Lynn, Massachusetts. I could be friends with you
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“Nintimate frien’s,” Jeanne said softly. “No one. have I had in my whole life. No frien’. Part of the time you can have the skates . . . on’y tonight I s’all take them to bed with me, eh?”
Out on the sleeping porch, her bed next her friend Kathy’s, her skates gleaming on the pillow beside her, Jeanne lay back contentedly taking in long breaths of the crisp, cold air. She had never been so happy in her life. Over the dip of the hill she saw a glow and remembered that there was the Mooseheart tree strung with lights to gladden all the valley. Far overhead she caught the sparkle of stars . . . the eternal stars that had looked down on Judean hills when shepherds herded their flocks and angels sang¡, bringing good tidings of great joy to all men.
ly. Time enough to scratch and scream when Marie came back. They passed some tall, beautiful gray houses and came to a cosy cottage at the end of a curving row of other cottages; and as Jeanne crossed the threshold, she had a sudden, warm sense of security. There was _ no darkness here. She had a delicious bath and fresh clothing. Later she sat in the kitchen with Miss Reynolds and ate her supper.
The other room filled with children, girls of many ages. One of them, a homely, freckled little person with her hair combed straight back and the most brilliant blue eyes Jeanne had ever seen, offered to play checkers, but Jeanne refused with a curt shake of the head and sat down in a chair in the furthest corner . . . waiting. At the sound of children’s voices singing softly in the hall, Jeanne’s heart struck hard against her side. The door before her moved back and in the darkened space she saw a wondrous pointed fir, a tree that was a mass of tiny shining globes of silver and gold and dancing lights.
Jeanne’s whole body quivered. It seemed to her that the whole room could hear the beating of her heart. Marie had lied as she had lied_ always. This was no place of punishment. This was a place where she was to be happy ... as happy as her Daddy had wasted her to he. He had made his promise a sacred thing, and here his promise would come true. Wherever he was, he had said, she should have her skates on Christmas Day.
Her certainty was as silent as her watchfulness. She waited, rigid, on that straight chair, far back away from the glorious tree, her sparkling eyes drinking in its beauty, her throat-dry, her ears strained to hear the word. Jeanne. Jeanne Duchesne. It would be skates, of course. She could see several pairs, the lights from the tree gleaming along the sharp steel edges. Kathy McCarty went forward and took down a pair of skates. Kathy McCarty was the homely girl with the dancing blue eyes. They all went time after time, but Kathy went of-tener than anyone, it seemed to Jeanne . . . for an orange, for a book, for a cunning purse with a shining silver quarter in it. Presents piled around Kathy’s chair and Jeanne felt a distinct, disagreeable feeling creeping over her whenever she looked at Kathy. She would have liked to scratch her ... a little.
Other chairs were piled. The same names echoed through the room over and over . . . but not Jeanne’s name. Every child had more than one thing
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Masonic Temple, Chicago