Letters to Santa Claus
Dear Santa Claus.—We are
two little boys, aped 10 and 6
i years old. We will tell you what
we want, I want an air pun and
tool chest and tools and a pood
bood to read. Burl wants a top
and a automobile and a train and
llttles sister, Murl, wants a roek
inp chair, and a doll that will po
to sleep, and a cook stove and
some dishes. Please don’t forpet
us. Your little friends.
Earl and Burl Hines.
Dear Old Santa.—Your annual
tour will soon be made and for
sure I don’t want you to forget
me. I wrant you to brinp me a
baby with its bed and a buggy
to roll it in. I’m poing to bed
early and shut my eyes tight so
you can be sure I won’t see you.
We have a bip, chimney and you
won’t have any trouble to find
my stockings. If it is cold you
may rest and warm your feet. I
will make papa and mamma give
you a hearty reception. Am anx
iously waiting for you.
Etta Yaney.
Paroquet, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus. —I am a lit
tle girl, six years old, and this
is what I want for Xmas. A little
trunk, doll-bed, oranges and can
dy and many other things. Your
little friend,
Maxine Herrington.
Sulphur Rock, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus.— For fear
you should miss me I thought I
would drop you a few lines in re
gard to what I want you to bring
me. I will sure appreciate any
thing you brinp me, but here are
a few things I would like to have.
I would like a doll and a set of
dishes and also some candy, nuts
and any thing else that you will
bring me. Your little friend,
Cleo Lewis.
Dear Santa Claus. - I am a lit
tle girl 4 years old, and I saw in
The Journal for all little girls to
write a letter to Santa Claus and j
I thought I would write and tell
you what for you to bring me. I
want a rocking horse. I am a
good little girl; I do every thing
my papa and mamma tells me to.
I will close hoping to see you
Xmas, so bye bye.
Ella Fortune.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle girl 12 years old and I thought
1 would write and tell you what I
want for Xmas. I want a pair of
vases and a toilet set, and some
apples, oranges, butternuts, can
dy firecrackers and roman cand
les. Now Santa Claus please
come. Maudie Pearce.
Newport. Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle girl 8 years old. I want for
Xmas, a big doll and a doll bug
gy. Your friend,
Fay Burns,
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I found in
The Journal where you invite all i
the little children to write you a
letter. 1 will try my luck as 1
never forget you and wish you
would come more than once a
year, as my dolls get ragged and
torn as I wait so long for you. I
would like a kid body doll that
will shut its eyes, and a nice
necklace and a speech hook and
some nuts, oranges, apples, can
dy and grapes. If this is not ask
ing too much of you, as I want
you to divide with all. Love to
Santa Claus.
Coley Johnson,
Paroquet, Arkansas.
Dear Santa. —Xmas is nearly
hear and I want to tell you what
I want. I am a little by 10 years
old. I want a rubber ball that I
can bounce and not break Mam
ma’s window glass. 1 want a lit
tle wagon and some fire crackers
and roman candles, apples, nuts,
oranges and bananas. Please
come. George Pearce.
Newport. Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus. — Please
bring us a big dollie with curly j
hair, also some candy and coctv
nuts and apple. We will not ask
much this Xmas as papa and
mamma are too poor this year.
Little sisters and I will go to bed
early and shut our eyes tight and 1
will be real good to mind mamma.
Yours truly,
Muriel, Bunnie and Bonnie
Kirkland.
Charlotte, Arkansas.
Dear Santa.—I will write and
tell you what I want: A popgun,
a pair of boots, a drum, firecrack
ers, roman candles and all kind
of fruit, some “nigger toes” and
all things good like that. And
my friend, Oscar Craig, wants a
toy pistol, story book, roman
candles, fire crackers, “nigger
toes” and all things good. Two
good boys, John Alexander
and Oscar Craig.
Dear Santa Claus. I am a lit
tle boy 10 years old. 1 want you
to bring me a bicycle, a gun and
a rain coat to wear to school.
Your little friend,
Allie Brooks.
Texarkana. Texas.
Dear Santa Claus. —Will you
please bring me a locket and
chain, a doll and a stove? Mam
ma will get the rest of my things.
Your little friend,
Jimmie Brooks.
Texarkana, Texas.
Dear Santa Claus. — I am a lit
tle school boy. 1 was 7 years old
the 0th of this month. Xmas will
soon be here. 1 am expecting a
present from papa and one from
mamma. I also want you, dear
Santa, to bring something that
will suit a little boy like myself.
I have two sisters and one broth
er. 1 live on the R. F, 1 >. No. 1*
Please don’t forget to call. One
of your little boys.
Allie Rohrscheib.
Dear Santa Claus. — Please
bring me a doll, a drum stick, a
fiddle and a bow. I want a doll
that can talk. I have a drum but
I lost my stick. I want a little
telephone and a little bank. Guess
that’s all. So goodbye
Lucille Wright,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am tell
ing you the truth now. I sure do
want you to bring me some pret
ty things for Xmas, for I’m go
ing to be a nice little girl. I’m
going to bring mamma lots of
wood in. so mamma can bake a
lot ®f good stuff for Xmas. San
ta Claus if you don’t get to black
coming down the stove flue, I’ll
give you some cakes and pies and
ham. yes and a pretty red apple.
I’m going to tell you now what I
want and I sure do want you to
bring it too. I want you to bring
me a new doll, a great big one, a
new Teddy Bear, too, and a great
big doll cart to roll my doll and
Teddy in. Santa Claus 1 sure
want a quilt and a little pillow
for my Teddy and doll just to fit
my little cart, and best of all 1
want a great big bunch of pretty
flowers ’cause Docker Roe says
Santa Claus has got some flow
ers. Santa Claus be still now and
listen: Bring me some cloth to
make my doll some clothes and
some little patterns too are you
can make them and bring them.
Santa Claus I don’t want any can
dy—it makes my teeth hurt. I
will go to bed and goto sleep and
when you come you wake me up,
and be sure to bring me a pretty
white horse for Teddy to ride.
Santa Claus bring mamma and
papa something pretty too. Mam
ma wants a big rocking chair and
I guess papa needs some pants.
Goodbye Santa Claus I want to
j see you Xmas. From
Lorine Gire.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle Kiri 6 years old. 1 want for
Xmas a big doll and a set of dish
es and a doll buggy. Your little
friend, Zenobia Burns.
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus. —I thought 1
would write you a few lines to
let you know what I want you to
bring me, 1 want a little lamp,
two bundles of fire-crackers, two
oranges, some candy and nuts,
a ring and a dime’s worth of ba
Sidney Jones.
nanas
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Groceries for The
Holidays
From now until Christmas I will sell Groceries
of all kinds at the closest prices they were ever
sold for in Newark. My stock is complete and I
can fit you up with all kinds delicious eatables for
the holiday season.
FULL LINE OF FINE CANDIES
AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS
10 Bars of Export Borax Soap For Only 25 Cents
J. H. Holderby
Newark, Ark.
Front Street
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
You’re going home, of course
Suppose you drop in and let’s plan the
trip. I can give you some interesting
information about the low fares in ef
fect for the holiday season. There will
be a number of dates of sale. Your
ticket reading via the
Iron Mountain Route
insures a pleasant journey amid home
comforts en route-—ft mr roaclbenr Vas*
trains and modern equipment.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
MISSOURI PACIFIC-IRON MOUNTAIN
F. C. HOYT, Agent
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they will be correctly filled.
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We have for sale one of the best bar
gains in White River land ever placed on the
market, consisting of 450 acres of fine cane
land, with 50 acres in cultivation and two
tenant houses on the place. Land has two
miles of river front, with good ferry, and is
only one mile from good little railroad and
mill town on White river. Several thou
sand feet of good cottonwood timber, large
quantity of merchantable hardwood and
more than 1,000 bearing pecan trees, rang
ing in size from one foot to three feet in
diameter and producing now, with no at
tention, several hundred dollars worth of
pecan annually. There is no better land on
the face of the earth, and it is practically
all susceptible of cultivation. Price $8,000
HENDERSON REAL ESTATE CO
Newark, Arkansas
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ADAMS BROS.
Cotton aod Corn Buyers
And Dealers in lieneral Merchandise.
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