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JJetir Santa Claus—I live on
Route !, about one mile north
of Newark 1 am six years old.
1 would like to have some ap
ples, oranges and a little set of
dishes. Your little friend.
ENOCH BRANNON,
Newark, Arkansas. ,
Dear Santa—I will write you
a few lines to let you know
what I want. I want a doll with
shoes and stockings, a little set
ot dishes, a stove and a little
bed. DAISY KELLER,
Newark, Arkansas. ,
Dear Santa Claus—I am a lit
tle £if,l twelve years old. I want
“ big doll, some apples,oranges
and candy. Your friend,
ESSIE BRANNON,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Will you please
bring me a little windmill, a
train, an assorted animal bank,
a walking bear, four boxes of
shots for my air gun, No. 21.
some firecrackers, oranges and
apples and candy. This is for
me and my brother, James.
VICTOR PELLEY,
Elmo, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little
girl four years old. I want a doll
and doll-buggy, a little wagon,
and heaps of candv.
BLANCH KELLER,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little boy
three years old. I want you to
bring me a little train, a doll,
a hammer, some firecrackers,
apples, oranges, apples and
candy. Your little friend,
GLYNN BRIGHTWELL.
Dear Santa—1 want you to
bring me a gold locket and
• hain and a doll,and bring my
little brother something nice.
Don’t forget my little cousins,
Luella and Paul Sturdivant at
Liberal, Kan. Your friend.
RAY TRAVIS,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I want a
doll, a doll-buggy, a little stove,
a set of doll dishes and som
apples and oranges.
ESSIE LINDSEY,
Newark, Arkansas.
How’s This?
\Ye offer One Hundred Dollars
Rewaid for any case of Catarrh
that cannot l>e cured by Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known ]•’. J
Cheney ior the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carrj
out anv obligations made by bis firm
NATIONAL. BANK OK COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Prire 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Hall » Family fill* for constipation.
No need to be“run down” and feel generally “all
in.” Remember this—there is a N\AL FAMILY
REMEDY for every ill.
Don’t go about your work in a half-hearted fash
ion. Get REAL LIFE injected into you. A great many
times this languid, listless feeling is only the lore
runner of a DANGEROUS ILLNESS, if not taken care
of and checked in time.
We stand back of every purchase made at our
store. We KNOW that in order to retain your patron
age you must be TREATED RIGHT. If you afe not satis
fied with anything you ever bought here, we 11 con
sider it a favor if you will tell us about it.
Newark Drug Company
THE QUALITY STORE
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Dertr Santa—I want you to
bring me a saddle to ride my
colt with, a knife, some fire
crackers, a rubber ball and ap
ples and candy Your friend,
HILBERT KELLER,
Newark, Arkansas,
1 Dear Santa—Please bring
me a little cook stove, some
candy, oranges and bananas,
and something for me to rock
my doll in, a little dress and a(
lamp. 1 have swept out the
chimney so you won’t get your
clothes soiled. Your girl,
ETTA YANEY,
Paroquet, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want you to
bring me a doll, some candy,ap
ples and some flower vases.
Send my little brother and sis
ter something.
MANDA GEER,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa—I want a doll.:
and a bed to put it in, a set of
dishes and a little stove.
ANNIE KELLER,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Please bring
me a pistol and some caps, *
some candv. oranges and nuts.
Don't forget me and the rest of I
the good little boys.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—r want you to
bring me some apples, oranges
and raisins, and a little red wa
gon. Your little friend,
EDGAR .MAGNESS,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Please bring
me a fairy book, a box of can
dy, a little kitchen cabinet,some
fruit and nuts. My little sister.
Rosaline, wants a red rocking
chair. ANNIE PELLEY,
Elmo, Arkansas
Dear Santa Claus—1 am a lit
tle boy six years old and live in
Paragould at 503 E Court st. I
expect to spend Christmas in
Newark wi h mammy and pap
py Patton. My mamma and
grandpa will spend Christmas
in Newark too, but my papa
will be at home. Please leave
me a drum, a pool table, a pile
driver and a sand mill with my
papa, and if you have any goats
and wagons left, leave me one
of them. Bring to me at New
ark. a cowboy suit, three boxes
of pistol caps,some nuts, orang
es and candv. 1 am vour little
boy, SHEROD BARNETT,
Paragould, Arkansas,
Dear Santa—1 thought I
would write you a few lines to
let you know what 1 want.. 1
want a nickel, some candy,
oranges, apples and pecans
some firecrackers and roman
candles. T. J. RANEY, Jr.
Newark, Arkansas.
, My Dear Santa—I saw your
advertisement in The Journal
and I thought I would let you
know what I want. I live six
miles from the station in Wood
ruff county.1 would like for you
to send me and my brother
some bananas, candy, apples
and oranges if it isn’t too
far off your road. We would
like to have some firecrackers
and roman candl es From
JOHNNY LAMBERSON.
Dear Santa Claus—This is
my first letter to you as 1 am a
little boy only three years old
but don’t you think good Santa
I am big enough to shoot fire
crakers like big brother does, I
want a stopper gun, and a
whole barn full of animals, and
a great big rubber ball and lots
of good things to eat. Don’t for
get my two big brothers Santa
because they would cry. Good
bye, I will be a good boy.
Lovingly,
ALMO GROSSER,
Newark. Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I thought
I would write you a few lines
to let you know what I would
like for you to bring me for
Christmas. I want a doll, some
candy, oranges and apples.
Bring my little brother, Coy.
something. He said he would
like to have a litle toy horse and
wagon. We will go to bed early
and shut our eyes tight. As ev
er your little girl,
ETHEL SANDERS,
Newark Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little boy
live years old. I live in town
and want you to come to my
house early as you can for 1
want to see you. I want you to
bring me a horn, a gun, some
nuts and a knife. My little sis
ter. Philomene, wants a doll
and a rocking chair.
HANFORD MAGNESS.
Newark, Arkansas.
Dearest Old Santa—I hope
the overflow didn’t get all of
your toys. I am a little boy six
years old. I will try not to ask
for much for Dad says timesare
hard. Please bring me a horn
that will sound good and loud,
firecrackers, big ones please,
games, nuts, fruit and candy,
and anything else Santa for I
am very easy to please.
Your little friend,
OTIS CROSSER,
i Newark, Arkansas.
1 Dear Santa Claus—I am a
|little girl nine years old and m\
litle sister is six. WTe want r
sack of candy, a bunch of rais
ins, a sack of oranges, foui
iyarcis of cloth and two bundle:
of firecrackers. Your girls.
Jewel and Daisy Jones,
j Bowen, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I wan
you to bring me some oranges
apples, nuts and candy, and ;
little wagon. I am looking fo
you but mamma says you go
drowned in the overflow. 1 wil
go to bed early. Yours truly,
john evans Harris',
Newark. Arkansas.
i Dear Santa Claus—I am i
ldtle boy six years old, and g<
to school every day. I want :
new raincoat, gun, candy, ap
pies, nuts and a lot of oranges
Don’t forget mamma and papa
MARVIN HARRELSON,
Newark, Arkansas., R 1.
Dear Old Santa Claus—I livt
j away up in the hills, but Iwani
you to be sure and find me
Bring me a ridie horse and s
baseball glove. If you can’t find
me give them to papa Arnold.
ARNOLD ADAMS,
Cushman, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—Please
bring me an album, oranges ap
pies, candy, raisins, nuts, a yard
and a half of pink ribbon and a
little basket.
MAMIE HARRIS,
I Newark, Arkansas.
i Dear Santa Claus—I am go
ing to write you to letyoukonw
A* hat I \vant. I want a pair of
boots, a dozen roman candies,
some skyrockets and firecrack
ers. DALLAS RANEY,
Newark. Arkansas.
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Dear Old Santa Claus—lwili
write you a few lines to let you
know what 1 want for Christ
mas. I want a saddle, a wooden
wagon, a money bank,some ap
ples, candy and a hobby horse.
Be sure and come.Your friend.
ARA LINDSEY,
\ Newark, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa—1 want some 3
inch firecrackers, a dozen ro
man candles, some skyrockets,
nuts, a pair of boots, a suit
of clothes and a pair of gloves.
ALTON RANEY,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I saw in
The Journal where you want
ed we little folks to write you
telling you what we want. We
want a doll, a great lot of ap
ples, oranges and candy. We
I wanted a lot of other things but
papa and mamma said that was
enough for this year. Don’t for
get grandma.
Muriel, Bunnie and Bonnie
Kirkland.
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little
Kiri eight years old and would
like a doll and buggy to roll it
in. a little dining set, some can
dy and nuts. Don’t forget my
little sister
DELL TREADWAY.
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—1 want a doll,
a doll buggy, a set of dishes,
|some candy, fruit and nuts.
EVA RANEY,
! Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I want a
I doll, a new dreess and a little
broom. My little sister, Meda,
wants a dod, a little stove and
some candy. \Ye will be good.
Pauline Caldwell.
Oil Trough, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—1 want a doll,
a doll buggy, a set of dishesand
(some fruit and nuts.
.HOPE RANEY.
Newark. Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I want a
little stove, a set of dishes, a
ring with a red set in it, a doll
that will go to sleep, and lots
of candy and nuts. Bring mam
ma a pair of black gloves.
Maud Esther Harris,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I want a
rubber ball, some candy,orang
es and apples, and lots of fire
Madam, Try
Robin Red Breast
Flour JUST ONCE!
RBB
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Really, when a woman uses ROBIN REDBREAST or WHITE
LIIO FLOUR, there’s no luck to it—all that she need do isfol- :!)
low her favorite recipe and the results will ALWAYS be sat- ?'*
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ROBIN RED BREAST or WHITE LILY FLOUR differs h
from many of the other flours on the market :n that it is an ij
ideal household flour—a flour which can be used for any *•
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Satisfaction guaranteed in every sack—an Arkansas pro- !J
duct at your grocer’s now—or he will get it for you. •
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Also Manufacturers of Robin Red Breast Cream Meal.
Dealers Should Get Our Mixed Car Proposition,
Mills at Arkadelphia, Arkansas
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JUST TO REMIND YOU
That We Want Your Trade
The Coming Year
We asli for your trade on MERIT only, and guar
antee to sell you as good goods for as little money as
any firm in this part of the county.
OUR STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Shoes and
Groceries is Complete
And is the VERY BEST that can be bought for the ^
price. Our stock is always new and complete
in every detail. We are making AN EXTRA CLOSE
PRICE FOR CASH, and you will be surprised at the
large quanitity of goods that a few dollars will buy at
this store.
WE INVITE YOU TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING WITH US AND WISH YOU
A Merry Christmas
ADAMS BROS
Newark, Arkansas
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works. PAL OWENS,
Tuckerman, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I want
you to bring me a doll, some
oranges, apples, nuts and can
dy. Don’t forget little brother
and sister, G. W., and Jessie.
JEWELL PRICE,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I w’ant you to
bring me a toy wacth, horn and
a little gun, some nuts, grapes,
and lots of good things to eat.
PAUL ADAMS,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—There are three
of us girls and we would like a
doll and a tea set, some vases,
candy, apples and oranges.
Don't forget our baby brother.
Bessie and Lucy Anderson.
Cord, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—1 am a little
girl six years old. 1 am anxious
for Christmas to come. I have
been a good little girl and San
ta I want you to bring me a
doll buggy, a teddy bear, some
| candy, nuts and oranges. Please
don’t forget my little sister,
Ruth Jamison, and my little
cousin. Ruby May.
HAZEL BARNETT,
Newport, Ark., R. 1.