Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Christmas Something that , is needed in the Home—Somthing to be appreciated rj~ Useful, Ornamental and Durable I Special Cash Prices Delights to Housekeepers * "m ' I Pleasing to Comfort-Lovers tor December \ * I ’ -i l To look through our two Stores will convince you that we are over stocked. We are going to reduce our stock if low prices count for anything. If there is anything in the Furniture and Hardware line that you want we will sell it to you this mouth if you ate in any sort of trailing notion at all. We take inventory immediately after Christ mas, and we must reduce our stock greatly by that time. / Call Early and Make Your Selections. We will hold goods until the 24th for delivery it desired. or Special Price Cards On everything in our Furniture Store. Call and see for yourself what has been done. This Advertisement Shows only a few of hundreds of useful presents to he found in our immense stock of House Furnishing Go^ds. We Carry Everything io Our Line Brown Furniture and Hardware Company K l ire.. V FOR LATE BUYERS Islandton, Dec. 7. Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring me a tea set and some fruit and fire works. You must visit me early. > A true friend, Eugenia Barnes. Islandton. Dec. 7, Dear Santa Claus:—I write to you to bring me a beautiful doll and it dressed in silk in a carriage. Berth a. Connelly. Islandton, Dec. 7, Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring me a beautiful pair of vases, and a doll baby, some fire crackers and some Romatr Can dles, and a cup. saucer and plate, and a ball and some nuts and fruit. Hennie Connelly. Islandton. Dee. 7, Dear Santa Claus: -T want a doll and a pretty doll carriage and some fruit and fire crackers, some Roman candles. Please come by early, for when I get up that morning I will run to my hat. Ethel Dopaon. »* 1 It's only a day or two until Christmas, and we are show ing—as we always are—the Best Line of Goods in Town from which to make your Gift Selections i Islandton, Dec. 7, Dear Santa Claus:- Please bring me some fruit to eat, a basket to carry ray dinner in, and a beautiful doll. The doll must have black hair with a pretty blue silk dress on, and it must be about four feet long with blue eyes. Come Xmas night down the chimney and put something in my hat. Good-bye Santa, Little Beulah Godley. Islandton, Dec. 7, Dear Santa ? Claus:—I want you to bring me a wagon and some fire crackerers and Roman candles, and a watch and a pistol to shoot and a ball to play with too. I Van Rineath. Islandton, Dec. 7, Dear Santa Claw: - Please bring me a little toy horse and wagon and a rubber ball and some fire crackers and Romas candles. I am a little bov six years old. Clinch Dopaon. GET BUSY Our Store is Decidedly the Gift Store • o ' • 0 t. Because our line is particularly adapted to -the purpose, and ■ . , - * notwithstanding the fact that we have enjoyed the largest patronage in the history- of our store, we are still showing a Line of Goods that Makes Gift Buying Easy, A Merry Christmas S. flits JE»™ STORE. A v s - Merry Christmas To AO WALTERBORO, - - 8 0. % ■ • , to All We Are Opening Today a Big Shipment of HUB SHOES NEW SHAPES—NEW STYLES KIR (1V IS MUIT llfl W H IKS flHB ✓ * We have a complete stock for Men, Women and Chil dren—all sizes and prices and you don’t have to take some thing “just as good”—because we can show jou just what you want. REMEMBER ITS HUB QUALITY. OTNISVAIIIULL C L. riSHBUGNE, * 0 * WALTEBBORO, & 0. ■'V i J A 0 r \