Santa Claus headquarters For Newark
Everything to please the little ones, such as Candy,
Apples, Oranges, Fire Works, Dolls and Doll Buggies, Toy
Autos, and Mechanical Toys of every kind and description
Sensible Holiday Suggestions for the Grown Ups
Sensible Christmas Gifts for every member of your family can be
found here. If you don t see the article wanted in the following
list; call for for it. We can supply your every wish:
For Mother
Rockers
Bed Room Suites
Parlor Tables
Art Squares
Dinner Sets
For Father
Handkerchiefs
Shaving Sets
Suspenders
Half Hose
Ties
For Sister
Parsols
Silk Hose
Gloves
Comb and Brush sets
hand Mirsors
For Brother
Suit Cases
Gloves
Ties and Tie Cases
handbags
Silk Half Hose
Don’t fail to visit our store before going away from home to buy presents
G. 0. MAGNESS & COMPANY
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NEWARK,
ARKANSAS
Letters to Santa Claus
Dear Santa Claus. —Please
bring me a work box. a doll and
doll bed and a set of dishes with
flowers on them and a little wag
on to haul my dollie in, 1 am
four years old, 1 am daddys little
girl, I help daddy cook when
mamma isn't well. Please don’t
forget to come for I will look for
you. Blanche Lovejoy.
Dear Santa Claus. —I am a
little girl seven years old and am
sure glad when Chritmas comes,
1 know my dear Santa will come,
now will you please bring me a
doll one that won’t close its eyes
for they are to easy broken, I
would like to have a doll cart and
dishes, and a little stove, candy,
oranges and nuts. I have a'little
brother that will soon be four
years old, he said to please bring
him a little toy horse and a little
wagon and a whole lot of fire
crackers for he loves to shoot
them. Now Santa we will go to
bed early and shut our eyes tight
now please come. Your little
girl, Ethel Sanders.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle girl seven years old. I want
you to bring me a big China doll,
a go-cart, a big rag doll with two
little rag dolls and a set of dishes.
I have a little brother, named
Dean, and he wants you too bring
him a rocking-horse and a whole
lot of little fire-crackers. Don’t
forget I have a little baby sister
her name is Naomi. Please bring
her a doll. Your little friend,
Lyndell Sisk.
Dear Santa Claus.—I just want
a tricycle, some fire-crackers and
few of the nuts and candy you
always carry. Yours with love,
Charles Hartsfield,
Batesville, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus. —I go to
school every day and have been
for the last two terms, and three
months this term, and have not
missed a day yet. 1 wish you
would vuivie to see u&,- we c.4
half mile from Sulphur Rock, on'
top of a high hill, you will be
sure to see our house as you
leave Sulphur Rock to go to New
ark. I wish you would stop here
Christmas night and leave me a
big doll that will open and shut
its eyes, and a nice book. My
little sister and brother wants a
desk or a black board, and big
brother wants a nice book. A lit
tle girl eight years old.
Maude Moore.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am going
to write you what I want. I want
a go-cart, doll and a bundle of
firecrackers and a trunk.
Grace Drennen.
Dear Santa Claus—I want a
real nice doll, a story book and
some fruit and candy.
Delma Hartsfied,
BatesviHe, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus. — Please
bring me a stove, table and
chair*, a doll-bed and little cabi
net. Medrith Magness.
Dear Santa Claus. — Please
bring me a stove and a doll-bed,
also bring me and little sister a
doll. Essie Brannon.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle boy three years old. Please
bring me a drum or a horn like
brother o. My- name is
* Paul Adams.
Dear Santa Claus.—I want a
little trunk and a bale of fire
crackers, a big orange a sack of
candy and three bannas.
Jewel Jones.
Dear SantaClaus. —As I am too
little too write to you I had to
get some one to write for me. j
Please bring me a large wagon
and a train that you wind up and
it will run on the floor and an axe
for me to chop wood with, candy
nuts, apples. Please bring me j
something nice to give to Dr. j
Roe. I am six years old.
Charley Lovejoy.
Dear Santa Claus.—I thought I
would write you a short letter as
Christmas is drawing near. Papa
and Mamma are going to get me
a Christmas present and I would
like a gun that will shoot. Don’t
forget to bring somethingfor little
sister and brother. Now be sure
and come. I live on R. F. D. No.
1. So goodbye,
Cliff Dawson.
LETTERS CONTINUED ON PAGE 19
SPECIAL PRICES
On Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Ladies and Gents
Furnishings.
$3.50 Blankets, Holiday Special.$2.38
Boys Clothing at a Big Sacrifice
Comforts 89 cents and up.
WE CUT THE PRICE
J. D. CARVEL & CO.
Newport, Arkansas
THE NEW STORE NEXT TO I. D. PRICE
THE REALTY COMPANY
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
Grack Smith, Manager
We Make Farm Loans and Write All K.inds of Insurance
VV^e are agents for the farm depart
ment of the National Union Fire
Insurance Company of Piffshurg.
THERE IS A REASON
Why our clothig trade has been
better this fall than for years.
The reason is that we have the
goods the people want at the
price they want to pay. Our
buyer has shortly returned from
the Eastern market where he
bought an immense stock of
clothing at a saving of 333 per
cent. H will pay you well to
come to Batesville and see this
clothing before you buy.
J. B. FITZHUGH & BROTHER
Batesville, Arkansas
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