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©*? Christmas Who’s Who l._ ... Edition De Luxe, i With Llat of All Children in Fnmlly L Who LlKje to Receive Gifts v xdM—Saak.. . A-. 4>r ■ T - - 1 ' ■ ■; >Hlf&Sm^^m 1 ■ 1 '' ' pfc'■•:'A mIBg&SHHSy M V ; I-MWteSiHii'':'; / \ gjljfj it :«,<?/ HI )\M : JW- / ■•> . :.. •/ r• HW PXVJA ■•• ■ -v ir^MlillKSMy - * y& • aMRSEI |^g| /ffIPAPA&& -'*'--?• ; |IP^' tCopyrl*ht, 1»». by American Preoa Association.J GRANDPA—Born i long time •go, but still takes an interest in life. . Began to receive knit •Uppers as Christmas gifts a Caw years back. Would pre fer something else this year, maybe a meerschaum pipe. GRANDMA—Born a few years later, than grandpa ahd still considerably younger. Al ready has on hand large stock of shoulder shawls received st Christmas. Fancies Chtn teclcr bonnets. PAPA—Born long enough ago to hart acquired the ability to fudge cigars by natural selec tion; hence prefers to buy his own brand. Not old enough for gold headed canes. Um brellas not barred. MAMMA—Doesn’t tell her age except to the census man. Still very young at heart. De serves the best that givers can afford. Nothing too good for mother. CHOLLY-Agc twenty-one or so. Has fancy tastes, but will accept with thanks anything from a Christmas card to an aeroplane. Likes to fly high anyhow, but will settle down to earth when he gets the girl. MISS GLADYS— About nineteen now. Dolls and Teddy bears no longer receivable. Boxes Of bonbons, chocolates pre ferred, not refused- Candy kisses acceptable, but prefers the mistletoe make. Willing to receive anything from a jeweled hatpin to an offer of marriage. THE HEAVENLY TWiNS-Borii several years ago and grow ing rapidly. Willie’s tastes run to skates, sleds and motor cycles. Millie wants so many things she hardly knows what the wants. BABY—See family Bible for date of birth. If only six weeks old, rubber rattle thankfully received. If ten iridnths, high chair for table. If three years, contents of entire toyshop. THS COCLRAN JOURNAL a- mi, MlF''- •■ .■ . • TtgH f JMTtT - JBm mW • •• HBr liliiiliai ';i " ! ■’l ■ • - .: ' j A / . .Jk/ COME TO MY SMBM And see all the Nice Things we hs»l*foi Cfifefc CELERY and CRANBERRIES to go with ydssX^% TURKEY! Choice APPLES, ORANGES, NUTS and RAISINS, FRESH CANDIES and CRACKERS SOFT DRINKS A SPECIALTY! Very Best and Freshest GROCERIES on the Market JOE W. WYNNE, C “ h ’"deo^a TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS The Holiday Season is Here and we Desire to Call Your Especial Attention to our Large Line of Holiday Goods. We have a Large Assortment of Beautiful Dolls ranging in price from 5 cents to $2.50 each. Toys Galore for the Children, such as ; Automobiles, Beautiful Little Violins, Flutes, Tea Sots, Baby Toilet Sets, Merry-Go-Rourtds, ! Pictures, Books, Etc- j -fl Nice Presents for the Grown Ups, Should you need ant/ Drugs or Family Medicines Just Remember that we keep a large stock on hand at all times. Come to see us before you buy. C. E. TAYLOR’S DRUG STORE. WHEN EVER YOUR Automobile, Gun Pistol or Bicycle Needs Repair Bring it to us. We will give you a First Class Job at Prices. We make a Spe cialty of REPAIRING STEAM ENGINES, AND DOING AEE KINDS OF LATHE WORK AND BRAZING. „ Just give us & Trial and we will Convince you that our work is FIRST CLASS in Every Respect COCHRAN AUTO COMPANY R. C. SOLOMON, Manager, COCHRAN, :-: GEORGIA. SOW IS A GOOD TIME TO GET THE JOURNAL!