| OPEN LETTER FROM
SANTA CLAUS
Santa Clausland. December 15, 1910.
Dear Oirls and Boys of Newark:
| Well, Christmas and 1 are nearly here. Did
> vou see the snow last Monday? I had been
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to Batesville to leave my pack with the .Bates
ville Drug Company and 1 left the snow to cov
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Ier my tracks; you know the Batesville Drug
Company are my representatives in Batesville.
I will give you a few ideas of things 1 left
with them, but I would advise you to go and
see them.
For Mamma there is china, brass, cut glass
and silver, there are mirrors combs and brushes,
manicure sets, sewing baskets and gll kind of
mee-thrngs'Tor the house. For papa there are
cigars, cigar jars, smoker, sets many kinds of
razors, money purses and .receipt books. For
the young lady there are handsome boxes of
stationary, candy, jewel boxes, puff boxes, cut
■i-’,: jh • •
> f. , glass perfume bottles, fine perfume, silver
purses, handsome handbags and sewing baskets.
For the young men there are the things men
tioned suitable for father, and there are fancy
tie holders, hand-painted shaving pads and all
sorts of presents.
But 1 am in a hurry to tell some of the new
things for the children. There are dying ma
chines that will really fly, trains that race around
a track, automobiles, police patrols and all sorts
of fine games. Then there are doll sewing ma
chines that really sew, parlor sets, laundry sets,
dishes, dolls and carts galore.
Now don’t forget the name, Batesville Drug
Company, and be sure and ask to be taken right
to their store. Your Old Friend,
SANTA CLAUS.
CH RISTMAS
To many, brings the vexing
question, “What shall I buy for
a present?"
Below, you will surely find
an answer.
Watches, Chains, Lockets,
Rings, Pins, Buttons, Bracelets,
Brooches, Buckles, Silverware,
Clocks, Umbrellas, Edison Phon
graphs and records, articles in
Cut Glass. Ebony, Pearl, Gold
and Silver.
A fine assortment of Table
ware.
In fact, you will find here a
complete line of everything in
the way of jewelery.
W. D. HINSON
JliVVLLR AND OPTICIAN
Newark, : : Arkansas
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A REAL SANTA CLAU3
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| A Merry Christmas j
All over the country, all over the
world a few years hence it will be
also all through the air sounds the
greeting Merry Christinas! On the
sea and land, in the palace and in the
hovel, iti the hospitals and in the pris
; nns, in the asylums amid the orphans
and in the homes for the friendh -
anil for the aged, wherever even two
persons meet who know and love the
story of Christmas, the greeting is ex
changed. Where can there he a par
allel to the universal greeting?
there any other sentiment that has
I the sovereignty of this cheerful and
heartfelt word'.’ It travels through
1 the mails like nothing so much as the
1 doves to the aitars of which the Scdp
I tore speaks, for surely the sentiment
flits from altar to altar of the hearts
I of men and is as gentle as the dove,
drudges and animosity \ an h 1) m
the wafting of Christmas greet in;;, the
stnih of hope illumines tin counte
nances of those under the pall of de
pression the dimpled rill- fit 11 i
ha hies seem like veritable nooks for
fairy hiding as the lips coo in r< spouse
to the Merry Christinas, with the little
emblem of the day that comes to the
infant from its loving parent In tlm
days of romance hostile fore s passed
upon the field, sheathed their swords
and clasped hands across the battle
j line, greeting one another with the
sentiment of utiivi rsa! good will.
Merry Christmas has bright* nod more
hear* has healei lnori grie\am .■
; has brought more happiness to the
1 lives of men and women, has proved
to he the talismanie sentiment for
more home reunions than any other
that has ever been heard in this oh;
I werUL
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Christmas stands for love and for
charity, for hope and for joy at the
fruition of that long-made protnisi of
the prophet of the corning of one who
should bring peace and good will to
earth: so the c hurdles hold their ser v
ices and the people congregate to
join in singing or to lisp u to the reu
dition of carols, some of which ha\e
come down from tin* early ages of the
church. The children have tl ir
Christmas treats, and they are the
very merriest of the merry in their
participation in these annual school
fc sti\ als
VALEDICTORY.
< >M V. af litV ■ ’!|» .»1 • !• -tin ■ I
M broken ami a pn ■- . s
Th\ f»-ast '-mis with th*» mklntx ;
Thy dame <>f k I * •»> r^asu**
Th> dawns ami »*\ » s hav*< flutU r* -i j
Thy last mats K'tn th*- «kv,
\ 11. i )«•' th*- faithful moon th** last
« ;.i! -\ < Md \ ■ i : L; "... .
Th> snows w* r«- i f- r than tin- s
That *ti• vn t h* A ips wn tr!• »
Thy r«is* ' sw'"ii r th.an I • r«
< »f ol.bn s..n»^ ami • :
Via- 11. v tr.tv pa^'f.i •, i t
f»I il;t\ s anil nights sin* hi -In
Tilt* blnoI!) 1 is hit f - ami t
(a..jh\ < Mil \ • a r l. •< -M • .
t )!i, lint: i > * *. th«»n aim! m-t t».» '
Tin* y• Mih r ti. - t ha i hind i; . -
\ strand 'd‘ lo\a- I** • • **r\ I * at '
lias I a st it" d and • ntwi m d ' •
tlood fi llnwship on asions d- .-.r,
\ < 1 r«*;t r11 \u hnild«*d hijj! >.
\ look. a SHllh . p'-t haps ;v trail
< i < i < •< 111 \ . < Md V • ■ a t . Ko.'-li
\h. • i !';■ will bloom and fad. away.
\mi h. l ot iti w a nink'
r.»it 1 hot! shall Still h. \ . sh : .m -.
Ti. ail th* y .ns r* niiiiiuttt:
1','if y« >t> ! *i:i \ S', fat \vithdl«l\\n
Y*>« t«- th* In .iri so nils 11,
Alas in. i liinn s ai»* ' liantin;' a;. .,,
tirodbv, <»I1 V*-at. U"uyb' .
( x -J , »' >7 'x, '• .
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S'1 t r.icr: > it nobilit\ h tri?
bad ft« L* t it Hh hirdly i.; s: t h • -
truism "ith the Cuastmas eh., a
:
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God Wiili Is”
li> \. 1>. W 11 sr.s
The world had long been waiting
The coining i f the King,
When one sweet morn in Beth
lehem,
Ere birds were on the v. mg,
The sm s of God came singing
Down from the skyey d ere.
And n. : lids heard the message:
Immanuel is come.
Th w let the ample standard
Of righteousness, unfit rid,
P: claim t ■ every people
That God is in Hi> v rid;
I.et every ! -n f evil
From earth be put away.
That all r. sing rejoicing,
T'r,. Vi.
aii today.
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The bright and solemn glory.
The a:.gel hairs glad ring.
The str.oge, v.i rt song of
wonder,
The cherub voices sing —
Th. ,e in our hearts abiding,
The F tit. e of Peace shall come,
Make oat > lives Hist nples.
Our happy hearts His home.
CLOSE QUARTERS.
Iff i‘>cii Hi- Chrlsinj.'i'- -iff with a
look of L/r 1 •,. <ii■ t* r11Eiit:ition on his
| face It w,:s a title tr-' tall ami
! straight, with n- .• ■ :mm ' rioal
j botl'-’h:- it:, t -'Ht h a tiff as V Otllt! <1
• litlllt > he heat (it ( ! I; , r || liut
ho eh ist .1 tl.e a aw a » ije |tfe|.:ir«-.|
for Its work of •! ■ :i :• • n Taking
| off tli • Cl at! he ro! . 1 1: 1 ■ \ os.
anti willi a h..'- • i et 1 loj I" |
off all tin- lin'ti" i !■ ■■. ,• the re
: Stilt It It :;lti ' • t !< t T !a t OoU
nI> a .-,t a ami n. t'. . ' •• rin 'lie
m ijilh It ••! i i 1 ■ hat w hat
else 1 "C ,| ! 1 J • I .. . | - i ;, 11 , It was
t ho on ft way !■■■ ■ . e, ; teal. > 11 < t rot.
ft'. It, :; , ■ - i • t
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HER IDEA.
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on I he* cloilt'l , foe'
I thick '• • It (•',;■ lit to ho
litlitg in t lie hiz.v ctn m t
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