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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE mmnd «t tht port otHf st BwawvU, 8. CL, M MCond-cl«M mattar. JOHN W.^HOLMfeS I8M-I9f2 \' B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor. Subscription Rates. One Year «-■». -11.50 Six Months .90 Three Months .50 (Payable in Advance.) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS (CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE) Hilda, S. C. DEC. 15, 1921. Dear Santa Clause v I thought I would writ to you hnd tell you what I want for Christmas. I will not w'ant much this year, I am a boy only 11 years old and I am going to school and I study the 6th grade and want you to come and bring me some toys for Christ mas. I, want a little wagon and a rubber ball and some fruit for Christmas and some fire crackers and dont forget my teacher. Your friend, Shellie Rowell. Blaclcville, S. C. DEC. 1921. Dear Santa-Claua I um a little boy 6 years old please bring me a rubber ball a knife with a chain on it. Some candy fruit and fire works. Piease dont forget my little 3 year old brother and little sister. McLsurin Gilliam. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 13, 1921. Dear Santa Clause I am a little girl eleven years old and I am going to write and tell you what I want for Christmas. 'I want you to bring me a old white headed doll, and a ring und lots of fir* works and fruit. Now old sants if the old boll weevils has not don* you like they hare done my fathers poket book I wish that you would bring me what 1 ask for Now hurry up and come a- round to see me and down the rhim- ley flue and dont forget my little brother Good by Sweet Santa Clause. Yurs lovely and truly, Lucile Rodtford. Barnwell. S. C n Dec. 11, 1921. Dear Santa. f I am a little girl eleven years old, and am m the sixth grade 1 go to Reedy Branch to school. All 1 am going to ask of you this Xmas Is a doll fir* works and some fruit. Your little girl. Willette Still. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 13, 11*21. Dear Santa, I am a little girl twelve year* old. and am in thee fifth graded. I go to Reedy Branch U> Schol. 1 am not going to expect very much out of you this Xmav 1 want a “Sleepy doU",* a box of chocolate candy, a little tea set and plenty to eat. 1 um your little girl, Mammie Rosier. Barnwell. S. Dec. 14. 1921. Dear Santa Clause I am a little girl 12 years old I want you to visit my home and bring a large sleepy doll and a Box of chocolate candy and a ten seat and lots of fruit from your friend Ada Gilliam. Barnwell, S. C., Dec. .1921 Dear Santa Clause, ^ am a smart little girl three years old. Will you please be so kind as to bring me a crying doll baby and a carriage to roll it in. Please remember my friend little Bunyon Baxley. Your little girl, Gladys Black. Barnwell. S. C., Dec. 19, 1921. Dear Santa Clause. lam a little boy this teen years old I am not going to ask you for much this Christmas Will you please bring me a dum watch ami a spoted pony and lots of fire works pleas dont forget my teacher that is Miss Mollie Bates. Youras truly, Reylunds Still. Barnwell, S. C., Dec. 19, 1921. My dearest Santa, I am a little girl eight years old and go to school every day. T want ypu to please bring me a big doll baby that can go to sleep also some fruits and candies. I am not ask ing you for much as I know you have lots of boys and girls to visit. Your little girl, Myrtle Still. (CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE)* NOTICE! -./ TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS; / After Dec. Slat, 1921 t I will do a strictly cash business. I have to pay cash for my ice and am not able to sell on cred it. I ha\*5 tickets for yoar convenience. In case of sickness will sell you on credit, or if you are not able to pay it will ? « V be free. , ' / E. W. HOLMAN. LONG TERM MONEY to LEND 6 per cent, interest on large amounts. Private funds for small loans. BROWN & BUSH LAWYERS BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. i j • i Y As we have already been doing £ funeral work in Barnwell from our X stock in Allendale, we understand that !j! £ the undertaker at Barnwell is going out * ♦> of business and we will put in a full ♦> X stock at once. A — M. B. Calhoun & Son, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. <$> <£ mm* w*m* **»»*v. smm t The Best Worker Money really works. Many people fail to bevorae prosperous because they do not fuliy understand this fact. , You may be a hard worker * but ‘ money works harder than you do. You have to stop to rest, to eat. to Sleep. Money work* all the time day and night. Sundays and holidays, works for you »o long as you own it and ceases only when you lose owner ship. Put your money in our Bank and start it working for you. If you don’t put it there, some body else will. Begin today. f Bank of Western Carolina, S Capital Stock Protectm.i Qrer $45MM. Barnwell, S. C. 5 I ' i We are pleased to announce new prices on Fisk Tires and Tubes. It will pay you to see us ,.before you buy. We can save you money. The • Fisk Tire Co. has discontinued mak ing fabric tires in certain sizes. On such of these as we have in stock we can make special prices. Get our prices on Fisk Cord Tires —None Better. , *' • Also Southern Tires and Tubes. Good Stock, Low Prices. Vickery Bros., Barnwell 3 •V 3 5 s S s 3 «• S S FISK TIKES VULCAN SPRINGS MOBILOILS ACCESSORIES PHIL\DFLPfllA STORAGE BATTERIES GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS AND MACHINE SHOP Head Office: AIKEN, S. C. ^ Announcement!! ! T HE VAMP THEATRE I «£♦ ♦♦♦ X Under New Management. % 4* 4. ♦> We lH“g to announce to the theatre-going public that ' The Vamp Theatre is now under new management. The clrvis of pic tures will be kept up to the same high standard that has pre vailed in the Tast and our patrons are assured of an excellent evening’s entertainment at all times. e o * THURSDAY, DEC. 22. THOMAS.H. 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