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LETTERS TO SANTA CAULS WHICH ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK'S ISSSUE OF REC ORD Cades, S. C., Dec. 9. 1019. My dear Old Santa As you have so many children to go to see, I thought I would ask you not to forget me. I want you to bring me a doll, some fruit, candy, raisins, enmo fi?v> u'fti'lts Roman candles. Now, Santa I have a little sister three years old she wants a doll, toe, and some fruit, she is too little to write so I am writing for her. I am eleven years old, "f go to school I like my teacher and I learn my lesson's so as to give her no trouble . Now, this is all. Your little friend, Sophie Kennedy. o Cades, S. C., Dec. 9, 1919. My dear Santa Claus: It has been a year since I have asked you for anything, but I am on the job again. I am getting to be a bigger boy and 1 want more than I use to. Please bring me lots of fire crackers, roman candles and skyrockets, ^ome fruit and candy, some toys for myself and little brother, he is old enough to pull wagons as well as he can eat candy. Wishing you a Merry Christmas, I am, Your little friend, Flovd Baker. - ' Cades, S. C., Dec. 9. I9iy. Dear Santa Claus:As my little brother and sister have written to you, I didn't want them to get ahead of me so I am going to tell you what I want. I want you to bring me some raisins, candy, oranges and nuts, a pop pistol and caps, some fire crackers, Roman candles and just anything else you have to spare that you think a little boy seven years old would like. Please Santa Claus don't forget my little sister, she is 3 years old, with love Your little friend Wilbur Kennedy. Oh! I forgot to ask you for a . knife. o Cades, S. C., Dec. 8, 1919. Dear Santa Claus:I am a little girl eleven years old, I am in the sixth grade. As Christmas is almost here I will write and tell you what I want for Christmas. I want you to bring me a big doll with curly hair, a set of vases, and lots of fruit, nuts, and a teaset. That is all for this time. Please don't forget my two little sisters. Also bring my teacher something nice too. Don't forget papa and mama. Your little friend, Viola Smith. o?? Hemingway, S. C., Dec. 16, 1919. Dear. Santa I am a little boy five years old, and I enjoy helping my mother very much. Please bring me a toy pistol J ? i?i. i? aau caps, a urawinjj uuun, uaivuu, aim swjne fire works. Please don't forget my baby brother, bring him a rubber doll and a rattle. Hope I am not asking for too much. Your littel friend, Harry Huggins. IPREVEN^/ A I * PNEUMONIA^ | Neglect of a simple cold i: often* inc UKCtl UU.' C Ul I'UWUIllViiiA. V *?M dren do not like to take nauseating medicine but do like the soothing i effect of t*>e external remedy, IVASai1? wiu. rwi siAO TII: cjtchs Frame's Vapomentiu Salve ij applied by rubbing this delightful salve g into the chest and under the arms, j Tbe reau'.t u al:nr?t fn?tant reef from croup J,. It is i.ot unusual tor ire-ejof pneumonia i fuccotr.D after a few ;>?';ciUon? Recotr.aeruled by doctors for lie younxett babe as well ?for crown-cpi 30c. 60c and SI.CO P t all drut and reteral | torn Free aample I ipon request t? t COMPANY ..I Hebron, S. C., Dec. 9,1919. My dear Santa Claus:1 am a little boy and I am writing to you to tell you what I want: an air rifle and shots, all kinds of fruit and all kinds of fire works. Your little boy. James B. Smith, o Hebron, S. C., Dec. 8. 1919. 1 Dear Santa Claus:1 am a little girl in the first grade, j I want you to bring me a doll carriage teaset and jewelry stand, some fire works, fruit and candy. I wont U \'A11 V> O CA write iui >u mum ivi k?uu iiu>v ?-.v , many little girls and boys to carry } presents. i Your same little girl, Mildred DuBose. o Hebron. S. C., Dec.. 9. 1919. Dear Santa Claus:- 1 I am a little girl in the fifth grade and I love my teacher and all my class mates. I wont ask you for many presents for you have so many little girls and boys to carry presents to. so 1 will ask you to bring me a doll carriage, and a doll, some fruit.all sorts of candy, negro toes and some sparklers. Bring something for papa and mama, bring my little sister , Gracie some fruit and a doll and candy, and don't forget my little brother ] Reace, bring him some fruit and a lit- , tie drum, some sparklers and candy, . bring my teacher something, bring her a set o#-<ases if you wish, wen, I wont ask you for anything else, oh, don't forget grandpa and grandma. I am still, Your little friend, Bemiece Baker. i o ( Hebron, S. C., Dec. 8, 1919. ; My dear Santa Claus:I am a little girl six years old, in 1 the first grade. I love my teacher ( fine. Well, Santa I will ask you for < a few presents for Christmas. I want ] you to bring me a doll, and doll car- \ riage, some fruit, and teaset. Well, | I think that is all I want, but think ] of sister, brother, papa and mama. ] grandma and grandpa. ( Your loving little friend, ] Fonza Baker. o ] Hebron, S. C., Dec. 9, 1919. 1 Dear Old Santa Claus:- i I am a little school girl six years ] old, listen, I want you to bring me a < doll, doll stove, a little doll bed, some fruit and candy. Your little girl, Pearl DuBose. o Hebron, S. C., Dec. 11, 1919. Dear Santa I am a little girl in the second grade and nine years old. I am asking you for a few presents Christmas, you have so many little girls and boys to carry presents. I want you bring me a doll and carriage, some cancjj-, and don't forget my little sister and brother. Please don't forget grandma and grandppa. Your litt'e girl, Mary Sue Singletary. P. S. I am at the Hebron school district. o Cades, S. C., Dec. 8, 191%. Dear Old Santa Claus:I am a little boy 9 years old in the second grade, 1 like to go to school and try to get my lessons good. I want you to bring me an air rifle and 2 boxes of shott, some fire works, fruit and candy. With lots of love, Your little friend, Ashton Chandler. o Cades, S. C., Dec. 8, 1919 Dear Santa Claus:As all of the other boys are writing to you I thought I would too, and tell you what I want for Christmas. I want a horn and some fire works, a climbing monkey, fruit and candy. I M-onf linn tn hvintr mv little brother I v>aill ^ vw vv - *o a pop gun and lots of nice fruit and candy, bring him some nuts. I think I have written enough. Your affectionate friend, Willie Buddin. GLASSES! If you need Glasses, come to me. Single and double lenses fitted correctly at lowest prices. Broken lenses duplicated. T. E, BAGGETT, Jeweler MORPHINE habit cured the easy and gentle way. Whiskey habit by gradual reduction. Also Tobacco cure at KEELEY INSTITUTE, Box 75, Columbia, S. C. 12-ll-4t. Asl. vour'dealer to show you Rem Cades, S. C., Dec. 8, 1919. Dear Santa Claus:Will write and tell you what I want you to bring me Christmas. 1 want \ oj to bring me an air rifle, a ball, some building blocks, a delivery wagon, fire works, fruit, candy. Don't forget mama and dady. I dont want to be selfish but if you have anything else to spare you can give it to me. Your little nephew, Bishop Calder. o Hemingway, S. C., Dee. 12, 1919. Dear Santa Please come down to our little town Hemingway Christmas and bring lots of nice things with you. I want so many little things until I cannot mention all so you call arouwr to Mr. S. J. Haseden's Christmas eve night. 1 will have my name on a little slip of paper, it will be in the toe of my stocking. Little Julia Haselden. o Hemingway, S. C., Dec. 13, 1919. Dear Santa Ar^ you coming to see me Christmas? Please come and bring me a little dolly, a ring to wear on my little hand and a locket to wear around my neck, I dont like fire works they burn my fingers, I want lots of nice fruit and candy. Be good to me uncle Santa for my papa is far away sick in the hospital, will look for you ?hristmas eve night. Lucy Haselden. o Q c TW 15>. T919. My Dear Santa I want you to bring me a large doll and some jewelry. I am tired of candy, fruit and balloons but I am real fond of fire works, you must be sure and come to see about these three little girls at Hemingway, for our papa is several hundred miles away sick in the hospital, but we have got some real good uncles and two grandpapa's so perhaps we wont be looked over I am not hard to please, so we will look for you Christmas eve night, we will leave the street door open and I will lock our large bull dog up. John is his name, he is a very bad dog. Lucy, little Julia and myself decided to night that you had heard about John. You will find our stockings on the Davenport in the parlor, will leave a light in there Christmas eve nifht. Sarah Martha Haselden. m wM. Roofs made of Electile Slate-Surfaced Asphalt Shingles are noted for long life, beauty, fire-resistance and low up-keep costs. Electile Roll Roofing is made of the same I long-lasting materials. | Electile Slate-Surfaced Shingles and Roll Roofing Made of the finest weather?and fire-proof materials, surfaced with crushed slate?natural colors?attractive and lasting. High-grade in every respect?reasonably priced. Nails and cement supplied with each roll and bundle. j Electroid it a smooth, hard surfaced asphalt roll roofing, lower in price than Zlectile. Write for money lag price*. Carolina Portland Cement Company Charleston, S. C. 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