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Mens’ Suits, $15 and $16.00 Values
now selling for $12.50
Men’s Good Suits, $12.50 Values
now selling for $10
A good line of childrens suits at
very low prices
Heavy blue overalls, during this sale
for only $1
13 pounds Sugar $1
Good Bargains in all Ladies’ Misses*
and Children’s Coats
Very heavy fleece-lined underwear
for oniy 45 cents
Two pairs heavy fleeced ladies hose
selling at 25 cents
Good Bargains in Ladies :and Child
ren’s Sweaters
5 pounds peaberry coffee $1
Three pairs good black, ladies' child
rens and Men's Hose 25c \\
Good line of Ladies and Mens Silk
Hose at Old Prices :j
7 Boss Ball Thread, during this sale H
for only 5 cents
Mens heavy coat sweaters 60 cent \\
values now 50 cents i;
Very good values in Shoes f
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In Fact Everything in Our house That We are Offering
To Our Trade is Cheaper Than Wholesale Prices
Thanking You for Your Past Patronage, Which is Very Highly Appreciated and We
SOLICIT A CONTINUANCE OF THE SAME DURING 1917
M. S. FISHER AND SAYLORS
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
Letters to Old
Santa Claus
Dear Santa Claus.—1 am a
little girl 10 yars old. Please
bring me a doll, doll bed and u
little stove to cook on.
Your little girl,
JEWEL MARTIN,
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little girl and will be eight
years old Sunday. I would like
an orange, a little doll, some
candy, a little set of dishes, a
little set of chairs, some apples,
raisins, and a box of school
crayons. Goodbve,
MATTIE SMITH.
Salado, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I am a
little girl, two years old. Please
bring me a bracelet, a doll, and
lots of candy and nuts.
Your little girl,
DOR1CE GARNER.
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa.—This letter is
from twin sisters. We are eight
years old and want you to
bring us a nice book, some can
dy, oranges and nuts of all
kinds. Please don’t forget our
little sister. Bring her a little
automobile. Goodbye,
Agness and Murtiel Reeves,
Cord, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am
nine years old and would like
to have some oranges, candy,
set of dishes, a doll, some fruits
of all kinds and a box of school
crayons. Bring mama and papa
some Christmas presents.
MABEL SMITH,
Salado, Arkansas.
Dear Old Santa Claus.—
Please bring me some oranges,
candy, bananas, apples and a
little iron. Santa bring my little
brother some air rifle shots,
candy, apples, oranges, and
firecrackers.
Iva and Raymond Rainwater,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little boy almost seven years
old. 1 would like for you to
bring me a little wagon, some
oranges, candy, raisins, coca
nut and apples. Please don’t
forget my little brother, Roy.
JEHUE SHIPMAN.
Leslie, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I will
write you again. I wrote you at
Newark last year and this year
I am at Leslie, so far away I
am afraid you can’t get here
with very much for me, so I
will ask for a nice doll, soyne
nuts, raisins and candy.
Your little girl.
VEDA SHIPMAN.
Leslie, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little girl four years old but I
am not so small but what I
want you to come to see me. I
want a great big doll and bug
gy, some oranges, apples, and
candy.
VELMA SHIPMAN,
Leslie, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little school boy almost ready
for the second grade. I would
like to have a wagon, some
oranges, candy, cocoanut and
gum. Your little friend,
VERNES SHIPMAN, j
Leslie, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little girl 13 years old. I want
a set of dishes, a doll, a story
book, some candy, oranges and
nuts. Goodbve,
FAY SMITH,
Salado, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little girl ten years old and in
the fourth grade. I want a doll,
a cabinet, and a stove to cook
on, some candy, apples and
oranges. Your little girl,
EULAH JONES,
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I wish
you would bring me a tricycle.
Last Christmas you brought
me a ball and bat and this time
please bring me a mitt and
mask, and candy and fruits.
As ever your friend,
ARNOLD ADAMS,
Cushman, Arkansas.
Hello Santa.—It has been a
whole year since we have
heard of you. We are the three
Crosser boys and are 10, 7 and
1 years old. We are not very
particular about what you
bring us, only be ^ure to bring
us a pair of rubber bootsapiece
so we can go rabbit hunting
with daddy, and please don’t
forget the eats and firecrack
ers. Thank you for anything
else you may bring.
Your boys,
Jesse, Otis and Almo Crosser,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Old Santa.—I am a
little boy four years old. Please
bring me a little train, and a
hammer, a horse and some ap
ples, oranges, candy, nuts and
firecrackers. Please come old
Santa. Goodbye,
Glynn Moore Brightwell,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am go
ing to write and tell you what
I want you to bring me. I want
a little car, gun, flashlight, a
goat wagon, candy, apples and ;
nuts. That is all I w^ant Santa.
Your little boy,
JOHNNY STURDIVANT
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—Please
bring me a doll and bed and a
little stove. Tead wants a pop
gun, a tricycle and anything
| else you can leave for us. Don’t
I forget my little baby brother.
Your little friends,
Ellamae and Tead Kinman,
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Dear Old Santa Claus.—I
am one of your little boys whom
you visit every year and am
sure you haven’t forgotten me,
but wanted to be sure that you
should know exactly what I
want for this Christmas, so am
writing you this letter and I
want you to bring me a pair of
boots, a lot of good things to
eat like apples, oranges, bana
nas, raisins and dates. Be sure
to send me a little clown boy,
and Santa Claus could you
bring me a dump cart and a
mule? Don’t forget to bring
me a little toy dog that barks.
Guess that will be all but I will
take more things if you want
to bring them.
Your little boy,
BYRON PASCOE,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa.—1 am a little
boy three years old. I want to
tell you what I want you to
bring me Christmas. I want a
little rocking chair and a top
and little brother wants a doll.
E. C. EDWARDS,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I want
you to bring me a football and
some No. 5 firecrackers. My
little brother, Charles, wants a
tricycle.
Your little friend,
WALTER HOYT,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I want
a basket ball, a sleeping doll
and some roman candles.Please
bring my little brother a gun
and some shells.
Your little friend,
GRACE DRENNEN,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—Will ypu
bring me a doll cart, a little
wash tub, rub board and nuts,
candy, oranges and a doll bed.
Your little friend,
LYNDELL SISK,
Newark, Arkansas.
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Dear Old Santa Claus.—I am
a little girl eight years old and
have been a very good girl since
last Christmas. I want you to
bring me a doll and a little
brass doll bed, some candy and
nuts. Your little girl,
MINNIE PORTER,
Dear Santa Claus.—Please,
bring me a doll that will not
break, a cart and a dog that
| shakes his head, some nuts,
| candy and bananas.
Your little friend,
NAOMI SISK,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—I am a
little girl three years old. I
want a doll, a little iron, some
candy and oranges. I guess,
that is all.
Your little friend,
IRENE TAYLOR,
i Oil Trough, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa Claus—Please,
sir, will you bring me a billy
goat and one of those big $7.50
wagons at Uncle Boss Allen’s
store, a cowboy suit with a pis
tol and a whole lot of good
things to eat.
Your little friend,
DEAN SISK,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I want
you to bring me a big doll, a
doll bed, some candy, nuts, ap
ples and oranges.
IRENE McNEIL,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a
little boy six years old. I would
like for you to bring me a little
gun, a top, a watch, some can
dy, apples, oranges and nuts.
Your little boy,
FRED WHISNANT,
Newark, Arkansas.
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Phone Orders Early For
Your Christmas Goodies
Good, Rich, California Fruit Cake, with 17
different kinds of fruit, for 50c per pound.
Old-fashioned “Pound Cake,” for 35 cents per
pound.
Old-fashioned Pound Cake, with black walnuts,
per pound, 45 cents.
White Mountain layer cakes, 25c, 35c, 40c
and 50c each.
Angel Food, 15c to 50c. All kinds of candies,
Don’t Forget to Order
“BUTTER TOP”
That Delicious Bread
Batesville Baking Co.
Batesville, Arkansas