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v . ' ... .- / j ;y:-1 ■ v "r.- . PAGE EIGHT o THE CTJNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. . /. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926 . % NOTHER CHRISTMAS! Again we are in the midst of the Season of Santa Claus, Good Cheer and Good Fellow ship—and we want to take this opportimity to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We're al ways glad when Christmas comes 'round. It gives us an opportunity to send you the many good wishes we've been stor ing up for 364 days, and to say “THANK YOU” for the many favors so kindly sent our way during the year. These fa vors—and your patronage—have been sincerely appreciated, and with the coming of the New Year of 1927 we hope to again have the pleasure of numbering you as a friend and customer. So here’s hoping this will be the most Joyously Happy Christmas you have ever spent—and our sincerest wish will not come true unless 1927 brings happing to you. US <>*’• ,, /. i. ■■ ;„*■", •1 1 We Wish You for the New Year—Good Health, True l^ppiness, Abundant i »■ m 7 > • .V