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Skat yoo cog to mako tho Chiiatmai
OOftooa a doltght, not only to thoao
trkooo lottors aro published but to
Oil children everywhere. , We be
lieve In yon and treat you.
With beet wlahea for a meiVy,
Marry C%rletnii.v to you aa you go
■hoot doing good, we are. >
Sincerely and expectantly.
The Frees and Standard.
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Derr Santa Claua: bring me a top
dog a horn a little automobile and
ooom fruit and Candy.
Rents Pr-trlck.
Ruffin, 8. C.
Dear Saunty Cleoae,
Please bring me a wagon, and
oooae fruit and rubber doll.
Harold Beach,
Walterboro, 8. C.
Dear Saunty Clause.
Please bring me a parlor riffle
and some fire work* rod some fruit
and candy.
Master Clifton Buchanan.
Waltevtoro, 8. C. # Doc. II. 1*11.
Mr. Santle Cloolae,
Dear Sir,
1 goeso yon are looking for mo to
toll yoo what 1 want, 1 would like
for yon to biing mo o nice dinner
set and a pretty little locket at-d
chain and other pretty thlnga, and
I want you to. bring me some nice
fruit, hoping to see yon soon.
Your friend.
Coreen Padgett.
I am
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Walterboro, 8. C., Dec. 16, 1911,
Dear Old Santle Claulae,
1 want you Santle to bring mo.
some fruit of pll kinds, and some
firecrackers and a little express wa>-
on, 1 want you to bring me any
thing to shit for mhoy Z years old.
Your mtle boy,
Lloyd Padgett.
Mr. Kdltor of the Pres* and
Standard, please alow me epece to
ask Mr. Sandy Claws to please
come an fetch me some fruit an
pretty doll an Home fire works an
what he thinks Is best for a little
girl to have hi• oblldge.
Little Martha Perry.
Der-r Sanntj- Clause,
Please brii-j me a doll baby, and
aome fire works, and fruit for my
Christmas.
Lillie Mae Bailey.
Dear old Santa Claua: Please
hrlng etch of ns a picture book a
flag a doll rod carriage and plenty
Of fruit and candy.
Alma and Editt Griffin,
Ruffin, S. C.
Dear Santy:
1 want you to bring me a nice
salt of clothes, aome fire works,
trait, candy aid an air rifle.
Your Httle friend,
James Adams.
Sa*r Santa Claua:—•
Please bring me a doll carriage,
a pretty doll a stove a pirno. and
lofa of nice <;andy and fruits. Little
"Osraltlne says bring her a doll aftd
■oil carriage and things like you
bring me.
f • .40- Cfetharic* Adams.
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Dear Santa:—
1 wat< you to bring me a blue
•yed dolly, a little rocking chair
aad tea set. And Oh! Dear S&nta
dont for get to bring me some
fruits, nuts, and candyes. 1« am
Jaat four years old.
' Your little friend,
Eva Godley.
Islandton, S. C. Dec. 1Z.
Mr. Editor of the Press an Stand
ard, please alow me space to ask
Mr. btndy Claws 1 will be much
obledge for as much as some can
nons sn s box of shells an some
fire crackers an some fruit an r.'-
so osme fire works an just what
he sees fit to fetcch me as 1 am
a poor boy an very lonesome when
Chrlsmas comes.
Yours truly
Gruber Perry.
1.
I am born of Mother Earth, my heart is of steel, my eyes
are of glass, my limbs are of iron, my fingen are,of brass.
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I do brain work, but have no brain; I work fast, early and
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late and am too stupid to make a blunder*
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You find me in every country, my voice rings out around the
world.
Williams, 8. C„ Dec. 19, 1911.
Dear SaKa, >
I am a little girl 3 years old
and live at WHIR-irB, 8. C., I will
expect you to call at our home on
Sunday night, next, and I want
you to bring me a doll and a car
nage and plenty of fruit and can
dy.
Yours for Xmas,
, Allen Carter.
Dear Santa Clause: —
Please brltg me a dolly a foot
long which haa brown eyes, and
■ark curly hair, and c. little wagon
for my doll)-, and bring me a tea
net, and aome, fruita nuts, and can-
dyes.
I am a little girl 10 years old
going to Adnch school.
Your little friend.
Sue Godley,
Islandton, 3. C. Dec. 12.
Walterboro, 8. C„ Dec. 15 1911.
Mr. Santle Clauise, ,
Dear Sir,
As it is about time for Xmas I
tkouht I would (ell you what I
want. I want a doll a doll cwrridge
and a pretty little ring and a lot of
Bice fruit. Hoping to see you soon.
Your little girl.
$ Bessie Padgett.
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Walterboro, 8. C., Deo. 15.. 1911.
Mr. Santle Clausle.
Dear Sir,
As It la about time for XniH* I
' will tell you what. 1 wi.nt. If you
think >ou cai* I want you to bring
me some fire crackers and a little
gun and some nice fruit and a lit
tle bicycle too.
Your Lovingly friend,
Cecil Padgett.
Williams, S. C., Dec. 19, 1911-
Dear Sai.-ta,
I am a little girl six )ears old
and live at Williams, 8. C., and
I shall expect you to visit our home
on Sunday night next, and 1 want
you to bring me a doll end a car
riage to roall it In, 1 love fruit
and want you to bring a good sup
ply for me. . • ►>
f - Yours for Xmas.
Spencer E. Carter.
Deer Uncle Santa Claua: Will
you plee-se stop at our house be
fore you give away all of your toysf
1 want you to brli^g me a little
freight wagon and a toy horse, and
some fire works, And c-lso some
fruita, nuts, and candles.
1 am a little boy Just seven years
bid going to the Adnah school. I
am as ever hoping to find my
stockings filled to the top.
Dan Godley.
Islandton, S. C. Dec. 12.
Williams, 8. C„ Dec. 19, 1911.
Dear Santa Claua,
1 am a little girl eight yet rs old
and live near Williams, 8. C.. and
I shall expect you to visit our
home next Sunday night and I want
you to bring me a doll and & car
riage to roal her in. I am fond of
fruit and will expec a full supply of
same, as I am to start to school
toon . — - - — —
Yours for Xmr.t,
Lulu Carter.
5. When I speak, millions listen; 1, The Caucasians; 2, the Mon
golians; 3, the Ethiopians; 4, the Malayans; 5, the Indians.
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6. I need no food, but live as long as metal endures.
7. I handle all lands of money; 1 Gold; 2, Silver; 3, Nickel; 4,
■; 5, Paper in all currencies.
8. I make unchangeable records of all I do.
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9. I remove temptation, shorten the hours of labor and keep
people correct.
10. I protect the weak and strengthen the strong.
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11. I give hope to the weary and make the world better.
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12. I give 1, Publicity; 2, Protection; 3, Prosperity; 4, Profits; and
5, Peace of mind.
13. 1 cost but little and do so much. I am the cash register.
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doll, drccsed In blue, a nice story
book, cup and saucer, small trunk
for my doll, nuts, candy, apples, rai
sins and en-nges.
I hope you will have a good time
Xmas and give the children all that
they ask for, especially me.
Your Little Frtefd, *
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Williams, S. C., Dec. 19. 1911.
De».r H«i-;a Claus,
1 am a little girl eleven years
old, one the find day of Jamjary,
1912. I was born on the first dr-y
of the new century an the first
day of the first month. I live
near Williams, S. C. I shall expect
you to visit our home on Sunday
night to hrlng me a pair of vases
and wh(4ever you thii k 1 would
like to have. I like fruit.
Yours for Xmas.
Carrie Carter.
Walterboro. 8. C. t Dee Iti, 1911.
Deer Old Santie Clausle,
I thought 1 would tell you wha
1 want foy Xmas. I want a doll
and a cart and some fire crackers,
aad a little bracelet ai--d some fruit
of all kind and some toys.
Your little girl,
f Girtru* Blocker.
Walterboro. 8. C., Dec .16, 1911.
Mr. Santle Claulee,
Deer Sir.
I guess you want me to tell you
what 1 want you to bring me. a gun
aad some shells and firecrackers,
skyrocket, aad a ybicle and a lot of
Bice fruit hoping to see you soon.
Your little boy,
JonHe Prlne.
Walterboro. 8. 0. Dec. 13. 1911
Dear Old Saunty Claus:
I am a little boy juet eight years
Old, aad 1 want you to please
hrlas me aa air rifle aad one
pound at allot.
Ahd bring me lota of candy cod
oranges aad appele raisens and
j|ate aad lota of fire works I have
a little brother bis aa-me ia Janies
be le Jaat tiro yeafs old and he
wants you If you please Old Santy
to bring him lota of candy aad red
a»plea and pleaee bring him a little
robber dolly aad a little horse and
■ little wagon. Dost bring him any
-'fire works for 1 am a fra id he will
ham hie little Jbgetu.
I am-aa over a Httle friend,
Percte O’Quin,
8. C., E. P. D. NO. 5.
M.
Round, 8. C.. Dec. 12. 191 1.
Dear Santa Claus:— '
1 will write you a letter, as I hav
en't heard from you In a longj time.
You must lot forget to visit our|
home Xmas, for our stockings will
all be hanging In wait for you.
This is what 1 want you to hrlng
me, a doll, that can say mammr-
and papa, a story book handkerchief
box, box of choccolate candy end
some oranges, apples, i-uta and rai
sins. I guee* you remember my
age, and, and where I live, for I
have written you nuuiy time* before
Wishing you much success.
Your friend.
Alma Hiott.
Round. 8. C.. Dec. 10, 1911.
Dear Se-nta Claus: —
1 will write you a short letter giv
ing you an invitation to our home
this Xmas. You must bring me a
toy horse, a wagon, a horn with red
raid blue stripes, a little gun, horse
crackers, roman cannons, hpples or
al -ges, candy, raisins' and nuts.
You must come to our home If
you dont go any where else. We
dont live very fc-r from Walterboro,
and 1 am a little boy seven years
old. Will have some little boys vis
iting me Xmas, would be glad If yo
would bring some extra toys for
them.
your friend,
Walter Hiott,
Round. 8. C. Dec. 10. 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:—
How ere you by thla time? Fine
1 hope. Y6u must be sure and pay
me a visit Xmas. 1 guess you hate
leaned my age by this time, ae I
have writes you several times be
fore.
1 went you to bring me a large
To Be Marneo. t
A merrlage of o6t -siderable inter-
e*t is that of M/ss Jennie Drawdy,
of W:iwdy’a, and Mr H. M. Kiser,
of xVIueiti*. which wlL tska plat«
at the residence of the bride’s par
ents, Mr. end Mrs.. J. M. Drawdy.
Thursday at high noon. They will
leave on the afternoon train foC
a hoi e> moon trip to Florida, and
from there Mr. snd Mrs. Kiser will
go to his old home In Virginia.
Their future home will be near Hen
dersonvilllr *
H. M. Benton and eon. I. L. of
Reale! Grove, had busitt-se In Wal
terboro Friday. *
TO CHARLESTON
AND DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
Louis Cohen & Company
232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C.
Arcade Department Store
They are ottering the greatest bargains in everything suitable for Gift Giving in
this store. ? ' ° *
Economy stares you in the face from every article ottered.
Exceptional bargains are being ottered in Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Furs—
Ladis W aists and all things ready-to-wear. And to reach the Summit of bargain
giving they are ottering the balance of their Ladies, and Misses
Tailor Made Suits at Half Price
SPECIAL—We arc members ol the Charleston Refund Association, and will
pay your Railroad fare to Charleston if you shop here In addition we guaran
tee you better values and greater varieties to choose from than you will find
outside the Great Market Centers.
WHAT YOC Y WANT\ E THE NEXT TRBIN ® R WR,TE F ® R
Louis Cohen & Company.
1HX BARITJJBDT00
UBBER
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lYotracted Meeting at darter’s Fort).
' Lodke. Dec. is —gpecia,. p leaM
announce In your paper that a, pro
tracted meeting will begin at Car
ter’s Ford church on Thursday,
January 4. and will continue for
severe.! days. Rev. J. E. McMana-
way an evangelist of the Baptist
Home Mission Board will assist
the pastor. Mr, McManaway has
had a good many year* experience
in this kind of work. Ho la aa able
preacher, a skillful macipulator and
in every sente a safe sod sane e
gelist. The members of the ab
church as well &« the public get
*Uy> are most cordially Invited i
respectfully urged to attend tb
meetings.
J. C. Lawson.
Paatoi
County Supervisor, D. E. Smoa
Hmoaks, was among thoao
town, on buxineaa Monday