Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LETTERS TO DEAR OLD SANTA CLAUS % „ IQp.i. 1 THE BARNWELL PEQPLE-SENTINEL, BARNffELL, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY. fiECEMBER U, \92S. ■ lX |k' > i f** N (CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE> Barnwell, S. C- December 11, ,1925. —Dear Santa, I wilt write you and tell you what I want for Christmas. I want a big doll and a doll bed and *ome fire works and fruit and candy and a little stove and a little teaset and a cartage for my doll Well I will close for this time—from Ethel Mae Sanders. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 10, 1025.— Dear Santa Clause, Just a few,‘lines to let you know what 1 want for Xmas I want a doll a teaset some fireworks some fruit nuts, well this is all I will ast for this time—Your friend, Haysy Sanders. Ham well S. C. Dec. l>, 1025.—Dear Santa Claus, I will write-tyou to let you know what I want for Xmas. 1 want a doll and some fire crackers and some sandpoppers and a little wagon, T are a little girl nine year-old. that is all I ask for.—-Mae Creech, f Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 10 1925. Dear Santa Claus—Just a few lines to let you know what I want for Christmas. I want a doll a»d a tea set and some fire work and plenty of fruit. Well I guess that will lx* all I will ask for this time Being as money is scarce. Your smart little girl Sarah Temple ton. Elko, S., C. Dec. 7th, 1925—Dear Old Santa Clause, I anm a little girl ten years old and I am in the fourth grade and I want you to be sure and remember me Christmas night Santa Clause. I am going to tell you what I want you to bring me I want you to bring me a big doll that can go to sleep and say ma ma. and I want you to, bring me a carriage for it. and I want you to bring me some fruit and toys to. so good by dear old Satnta Clause—from a smart little girl, Eula Lie Ross Barnwell, S. C. December 10, 1025. —Dear Santa, I will write you a few lines to let you know what I want for Christmas. I want you to bring me a big doll and some fireworks and other toys to, I want some fruits and I want a little doll sarrage and a little bed for my little doll. Well I will close for this time.—Sarah Sanders. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 11 1925—Dear Santa Claus—I want you to bring me a stove and a table and a teaset and my sister a trycicle and thts All for this Christmas with love Ima Diamond. Barnwell S. C. Dec 14 1925—Dear old Santa Claus—I am going to write you a few lines to day I want a cap S pistol, and a little wagon and a little Bicicle Six and a little car and Some fire works ancf ’some "fruit— Hilda, S. C. De<‘. 14. 1925—Dear Mr. and Mrs. Santa—Christmas is coming and I thought 1 would write and tell you what I want for Christ mas I want a fountain pen and also some fruit and candy, and some fire works and also bring Dalice Maee a rubby- doll and some fruit and randy, and a hall and also dont for get Mr. Nettles he wants a little cap pistle and also some fruit and candy. I know you will half to divied with other little girls and boys, so I must close for this time hoping you a merry Christmas and a happy new year your loving little girl Aleth Collins. Elko, S. C. Dot'. 7, 1925.— Dear Santa Clause, I am a little girl only Santa Clause, I am a little girl dnly eight eight yea is old and am the van- ce grade firl. 1 want you to be rure and remember ,e Christmas night Dear Old Sarita Claise 1 am going to tell you wha 4 I ‘ant for chris 1 m*u. Santa Clause I *• int you to bring me a big doll that will go to sleep and say ma ma. and a carrige, and some fruit and fire works. So good bye dear old Santa Claue—from a smart little girl, Earline Ross. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 7th. 1925. Dear Santa Clause: I want you to bring me some fire Works and a teddy bear, a doll and carriage.—with love, Ermett Sanders. This Week By Arthur Brisbane WISE MEN, MAGICIANS. SAME THING. THE PRESIDENT’S PLAN. A WOMANS CAFE. Quit wondcrful Christmas. ES/e the Sunday school had Thciiu CHRISTMAS TREE EKERClSES , AND AFTER. NEARLY ALL THE PRESENTS HAD Ceen Enen out — And Yboa heart «/A5 e£fr!MNW<r TO SlWK DeCAUJE YOU HADN’T RSCfftUgD ASWfLC THING- — AND Finally the Si/periwtenDAnt Reached up poa. that Dcaotiful bnfdoll which Yqu had urn rvHN 'dared to hope foil — AND CALLED OUT YOtlfU NAME OH-OH - NSNEfL WILL THAT day' . . . Be RNUWneu — . ' *,* • *•« ■* Canadian helium “Teapot Dome fair.” Give our Canadian brothers credit for that. And what, ff anything, would Gov ernment do to help the farmers? A great deal is done for railroads. A Tjo'verhrhent board watches over them, raises rates when the railroad iacks reasonable profits, and sayr to the public, “Pay or walk.” Would the Government show .in terest of that sort in farmers and MAKE the public pay for wheat and potatoes enough well? to pay the farmer impression was that anything one million up was quite safe. from A learned Britisher, translating the Bible, finds a mistake in the King James version. The men that th? staT'guided to Bethlehem were not kings or “wise men” they were magi cians. In ancient days, the difference was slight. Unless a man*was a magician the superstitious people thought little of his wisdom. That is why founders of new religions have been compelled to perform miracles,- or pretend per formance. can of Martin, S. C. Dec. 4th, 1925.— Dear Santa: I am a little boy eight years old and go to school every day. I stud- dy very hard and 1 do not want you to forget to come around my way xmas night. I want you to bring me, some fruit of a ll kinds, two boxes of large fire crackers, tw:i Roman can dles , Five boxes of pistol caps, two sky rockets, one cap pistol, one pack of little fire crackers, some nuts of all kind. I have several brothers and sisters don't forget to visit them too. I will close as I think I have ask for enough at one time. —From your lit tle boy, Ephran Ellis Bates. - P. S. Please don’t forget my teacher Miss Mcelnten bring her something too. The President says farmer* solve their problems, or some ^them, by co-operative maketing. Could the President guarantee the farmer* against prosecution, bas ed on restraint of trade, if farmers combined, established market places and fixed prices? Martin, S. C. Dec. 4th, 1925.—Dear Santa, I am a little girl twelve years old and in the forth grade^and I have light compleexion and light hair, I want you o bring me a compact and story book and all kinds of fruits and fire works. Santa I have a little neice name Audrie Lousie and she is two months old and I want you to bring her a rubber doll t Hnd a rattler and dont forget my teacher Miss Rice bring her something, dont for get my mother and father bring them some thing too, and I got lots of brothers and sisters. Well I will say By By— your little girl, Lucile Bates. P. S. bring me a wrist watch band to wear with my watch. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals decides that the indictments in connection with the stealing of the naval oil reserves must stand. It would be surprising, gratifying and new if the fact should be estab lished that in this country a man can not go free even when he Steals one hundred million dollars. The general The great Kepler, working at his cosmic problems, depending on the Emperor for money and protection, had to pretend that he could read the stars and tell the Emperor’s for tune, warning him or .encouraging him, according to the stars. For the magnificent wisdom of Kepler, one of the wbrld’s six greatest astronomer and mathematicians, the Emperor had little use. In the Swiss village of Fiona men drank brandy, and got drunk. There was no cafe and the village was on a “hard stuff” basis. The men wanted a cafe. The women objected, opened a women’s cafe and ran it, supplying the men with light beer and wine and keeping an eye on them. Strange to say, the men who objected a t first are now contented, and what is more important, they are sober. Drunkness has disappeared from the village. * Here we are trying the other ex periment, driving out light wine and beer, putting in bootleg whiskey. Time will tell which is the better plan. the American Tree Association, won ders who could beat Mr. Luther's re cord. ~ It could be done easily if the Gov ernment would use half a dozen flyi ing machines to scatter seeds aloni naked mountain ranges, Swept fire. SHERIFF SALE. , State of South v Carolina, County of Barnwell. .THE STATE u * vs. rJ. P. FELDER ■ Under and by virtue of a Tax Exe cution to me directed by J. B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell Coun ty, I have this day levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for qash, between the legal hours of sale in front of the Court House at Barn well, S. C., on Monday, the 4th day of January, 1926, this being Salesday in said month, the following describ ed real estate: 29 acres of land, in Ashleigh School District, designated as tract No. 1 and two, on plat, made by E. McNair Carr, dated Oct. 1918, re corded in office of R. M. C. for Barn- 11 County, title book g-C.'-page 672, - -tract containing respectively 14 and 15 acres and bounded as follows:-.;' North by E. H. McDonald and tract — No. 6; East by tracts Nos. 4 and 5, and South by tract "No. 8. ^ Ubvied upon and sold, to satisfy . the above Execution and Costs. BONCIL H. DYCHES ’ Sheriff, Barnwell Co. Barnwell, S. C. f 15th day of Decern^ her, 1925. P. C. Luther, devoting his life to planting trees, celebrated his sixty- third birthday by announcing his in tention to begin planting 10,000 more trees. Charles L. Pack, president of CITATION NOTICE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. By John K. Snellin^, Esq., Probate Judyge. WHEREAS, Sarah Ann Brown'' made suit to me to grant unto Louis Cohen Letters of ikctministratipn of the Estate and effects of Henry Brown, deceased. THESE. ARE THEREFORE,* to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said ienry Brown, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Barnwell S. C., on Tuesday, Dec. 15th, next,* after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra tion should not be granted. Given under my Hand this 30th. day of November, A. D. 1925 JOHN K. SNELLING Judge of Probate . Published on the 3rd day. of De cember. 1925, in The Barnwell People- Sentinel. f 2t. A Government board now tellr mov ing picture men that they may not exhibit their own pictures in their own theatres. If that were sound—of course it is NOT sound—farmers could not sell their own products in their own maikets, which is what they SHOULD do. , Canada discovers a deposit of hel ium gas and the.Canadian Govern ment has bought the three producing wells, keeping for itself at! helttmr rights. In Canada the Government will keep and work these wells for the public benefit, and there will be no Choice Fruits Vegetables and Nuts. Diplomatic Bob 1 Quality Groceries Butter and Eggs. Barnwell, S. C. Dec. 10, 1925.— Dear Santa Close, Just a few lines to let you n5 what I want for Xmas I want a doll tea set some fire works fruit,, nuts, well this is all I will ask for this time—From your friend Myr tle Sanders. Elk, S. Dec. 7th 1926.—Dear Santa, I am a little girl only six years old and I am in the first grade, I ; want you to be sure and remember ! me chriatmas night old santa clause I am going to tell you what I want , for chriitmas I want you ot bring me a big doll that will go to sleep and say m* ma. and I want a doll good bye Did Santa Clause, —from a smart little girl, OUie Ross. Young Robert La Follette, newly elected Senator from Wisconsin at 31, is not destined to be known Any one of our many customers will tell you to stop shopping for quality and stop . 4 *' ■ . • ..~ * / ‘ * ■* ' ■ ’+ ' .*»*■. ■ —r—.——— —- hunting all over tbwn for the lowest prices! They trade here because they know they will get guaranteed quality at the lowest possible price, plus friendly, polite and willing _ • “ r service. Just bring or phone in your orders and let us fill them from our always fresh stocks of juicy fruits, quality vegetables and* groceries. * . ^ , . *• *> , . —- • HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLE PRICES: Seeded Raisins, per pkg . 15c Currants,per pkg. . . . . . .*. . . . . 15c Walnuts, pied lb. • 35c Citron,'per lb. . . . . . . . * < >: .... 55c. Brazil Nuts, per lb. 35c Pure Creamery Butter, per lb. , . 55c PRICES CASH TO ALL. ^7 ■Terry Bros. MAIN STREET York Imperial Apples, per 1-2 doz. Figs, per lb. ...... v ... . Campfire Yellow Cling Peaches, 40c value, per can . 29c Tiny Tot Garden Peas, per can . . . . 29c Lima Beans, per can . .... V . . . . 29c Stem Raisins, 2 lbs. for . 35c • • # V ~ PAY CASH-CASH PAYS Store BARNWELL, S, C.