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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1919.
Letters to
Old Santa
Claus...
—From His Good
Little Children.
Dear Old Santa:—l am a little
<irl 8 years old and I am writing you
to let you know what I want. 1
■would like a cross and chain and
some sparklers. Please bring me a
dorine, and please bring my little
sister a locket and chain and some
sparklers. Please bring my little
brother a celluloid doll, a rattler and
a rubber ball. Your little girl
MARGARET WIMBISH.
Andersonville, Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring
me a big doll and a doll bed, and a
atofi chair and two oranges and two
apples and two sacks of nuts. Yours
truly,
ANNIE BELLE JUSTICE
Andersonville, Ga,
Dear Old Santa:—You know that
Christmas is almost here again, and
I any wanting you know. Please
bring me a sand table dressed with
* Christmas tree, and the decora
tions, and a little library table, a
litfie silver lamp with a globe. Your
little girl,
MARGARET ROUSE.
Andersonville, Ga.
Dear Old Santa:—You know that
Christmas is almost here again, and
I am wanting, you know. Well, I
don’t want much. Will you please
bring me a doll with curly hair aad
•leepy eyes and ■ about 18 inches
high, and a willow carriage to roll
her in, and a pair of bedroom slip
pers. I g*uess this is all, so that I
want other little girls to have some
thing, too. Your little girl,
MARY WILLIAMS.
Andersonville, Ga.
Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring
me a doll, doll cradle, doll chair, tea
act, fruit and nuts. Your little girl,
DOROTHY WALTERS.
Dear Santa:—l am a little girl
13 years old. Am not going to ask
for very much this time as I know
you have so many little children to
Pearlman’s
Christmas Sale Continues This Week
MAMMOTH STOCK of HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE Being SACRIFICED!
SPECIAL BARGAIN nothing reserved-we are staging this sale at a TtolE when our
MONDAY ONLY FRIENDS WILL REAP THE GREATEST BENEFIT--YOU KNOW FROM PAST
, <E . . n .. I«I anh - SALES WHAT A PEARLMAN SALE MEANS-IN THIS SALE WE ARE SELLING
,= .7 i GOODS FOR LESS THAN WE CAN BUY TODAY IN THE OPEN MARKET-
loyardstofcltomer) ya 19c EVERY DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE-NO OLD MERCHANDISE TO PALM OFF
ALL SIO.OO Good Bed Comforts to go Laches Outing Gowns, $2 $3.50 Bed Spreads, to be Regular 35c and 40c 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting,
GEORGETTE WAISTS in this sale at values, to be sacrificed at sacrificed at OUTINGS, at sale price, yard
Go in This Sale at— $3.45 Sl ’ 4s 82.69 29c 75c
ss'9° Ladies all-wool Sweaters, 36 Huck Towels, pair Good Grade Dress Girls' Blue Serge Middy . Regular 40c grade
Good heavv Canton Flan- regular price $lO, to go at pa “ A to a cust . omer ) Ginghams, in this sale at Suits, regular price $15.00 Apron Ginghams, to go at
nel. 40c grade; sale price, $6.98 30 cent, pan- 29 C Sale Price $ 1 2.4 9 24c
7 4 C Dark Percales, 35c and 40c 81 x9O Pepperell Sheets, Regular 35c Cheviots to be Good Grade Blue and Regular 30c quality
Regular 40c Bed Ticking quality sale price T 9 8 ’ sacrificed at Brown DENIM, at Percales, to go at only
20cc. —_ - -
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SACRIFICE SALE ON ALL Millinery Deparmtent Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Shoes! Shoes!
LADIES AND MISSES Q ur |_ ac |j es anc ] Misses Hats, the very 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL Our stock of Shoes is new and up-to-
READY-TO-WEAR latest styles, chick and stylish, going at BOY’S CLOTHING date in every respect. We carry the
We call vour attention especially to our GINF HAT F PRICE We are local a e ents for the celebrated leading brands for Ladies, Men and for
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Department. ' , BLOCK Clothing for Men, and for Children: Packard, Emerson & Weber’s
We carry at all times the very latest and 1° stock are some of the season s Fitwell Clothes for Boys. Both lines high-grade shoes for men; Sherwood
mnctt un to date garments for Ladies and most bewitching models; all are Fall or are the very best to be had. Our stock and Brown’s shoes for ladies.
Misses7 Don't fail io vis, it this .depart- Wint er models, and are real Pearlman ALL OUR SHOES WILL BE
ment where so many bargams to go in thi, sale also. SACRIFICED IN THIS SALE
awaiting you.
Pearlman’s Double Stores Americusj Dbrin | ™ s Sa,e
85c to 82.95 1* sl ' 9B
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go to see. I want a doll with long ’
black curly hair and a doll suit case I
and two little doll irons and all kinds'
ot fru * and nuts and candy and bed-1
rooms slippers and sparklers. Your i
loving little friend,
MAMIE LEE EUBANKS.
P. S.—Please remember all the I
other little children. •
Dear Santa:—Please bring me a
| doll and a doll bed and bring me a
tea set and table and chairs, nuts
i and fruit. Your friend,
FLORENCE WALTERS.
My Dear Santa:—l am not going
ito ask for much this Christmas. I
I want a wheel and nuts and fruit.
; Your little friend,
PEARL WALTERS.
Dear Santa Claus:—l am a little i
girl 11 years old, am in the fourth I
grade. 1 am just crazy about my I
teacher. Her name is Miss Bond.
1 have been out of school two weeks,
my little sister has the scarlet fever.
Hope I can go to school again after'
Give the Girls and Boys
BICYCLES
This Christmas
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE COLUMBIA, DAYTON,
NATIONAL, STERLING, SOUTIILAND, ELCO. WALCO AND
OTHERS.
DUDLEY’S
EASY PAYMENTS PHONE 123 FORSYTH ST.
Christmas. Please bring me a doll
with black curly hair and some doll
dresses and doll suit case and a doll
table and a doll sewing machine and
some bedroom slippers and a box of
sparklers and a doll bed. I know
you will think I am selfish, but please
bring me some candy and fruit.
! Your good little girl,
WILLIE MAE EUBANKS.
Dear Old Santa:—Here comes
i your little boy asking you to bring
Jme some sparklers and some fire-
I works and a box of chocolate candy,
: and a lot of fruit and nuts. Your
I dear little smart boy,
CHARLIE EUBANKS.
P. S.—Remember my teacher,
’ Miss Bond.
Dear Santa Claus:—l am a little
girl 8 years old. Have been shut in
three weeks with scarlet fever. But
I am able to eat all the goodies I can
get now. Please bring me a doll
and a doll carriage and some pretty
doll dresses and a doll trunk, some
candy and all kinds of nuts and fruit.
That is all this time. Your loving
little girl,
BESSIE LUE EUBANKS.
P. S.—-Please bring me some doll
dishes and doll irons.
Dear Santa:—Please bring me and
my little sister, Mattie, a doll a-piece
and some good things. We live on
Prince street 111. Please don’t for
get us. Your little girls,
AUDREY MAE DUKE.
MATTIE DUKE.
Dear Santa:—Please send me a
tricycle and a drum. I am a little
boy 3 years old. And please don’t
forget Grandma Nan Johnson what
lives with us, we live 111 Prince
street, and send us some fruits. Your
little boy. ILAS SHEPPARD.
Dear Old Santa:—Here we come
asking you to bring us a big doll and
a doll bed and a doll stove and some
pretty doll dresses and some doll
dishes and some fruit and rtut* and
candy. Your good little girls,
ETHEL EUBANKS.
GRACE EUBANKS.
P. S.—We are 6 and 3 years old.
My Dear Santa: —I want you to
please bring me a doll and doll table
and tea set and a chair and a doll
bed and also bring me nuts and fruit.
Your friend,
RUTH WALTERS.
Dear Santa Claus:—l am a little
boy 10 years old. I want you to
please bring me a knife, a toy pis
tol and caps, and lots of fruit rrd
fireworks. And don’t forg’t the or
phans. Find enclose 10c for Empty
Stocking Fund. Your little boy.
HUGH CLEMENTS
Dear Old Santa: —I am a little
boy 7 years old. I want you to
please bring me a nice pocket knife,
a rubber ball and Some sparklers
and lots of fruit and fireworks. Bring
Paul a rubber ring and Mamma a
nice sweater, and don’t forget my
grand father and mother. Your lit
tle boy,
WOODROW W. CLEMENTS.
p. s.—l send 10c for Empty Stock
ing Fund.
Dear Santa:—We want you to
please bring us each a great big
and cart, a piano, a rocking chair
each, a picture book and just lots
of fruit and nuts. Your little girls,
ESTELLE KINARD.
JESSIE LEE KINARD.
Route C.
P. S.—Bring Papa a big red apple
and Mamma a great big cocoanut,
that’s all.
• ——
Dear Santa:—We are two smart
little boys. We bring in wood for
Mamma and do lots of other things
other than go to school, and we want
you to bring each of us a drum, a
big horn, a bicycle, a lot of fire
works, and plenty of confectionary.
Your little boys,
J D. KINARD.
C. FLETCHER KINARD.
Route C.
Dear Santa Claus:—l am a little
boy most 5 years old. I live at 415
Hill street. Please come to see me
and bring me a fire truck, axe and
sparklers, also fruit, nuts and can
dy and don’t forget the poor chil
dren. Your little boy,
CLARENCE E. NIBLACK. Jr.
Enclosed find 10c for Empty
Stocking Fund.
Dear Santa Claus.—l am a little
girl 3 years old and live at 415 Hill
street. Please bring me a doll and
doll cart, fruit, candy, nuts and
sparklers. Don’t forget Daddy and
Mother. MILDRED NTBLACK.
Am sending 10c for the Empty
Stocking Fund.
Dear Santa:—l am a little boy 6
years old, going to school. I will
tell you what I want—a bugle, a
gun to shoot with a stopper_and_a
pair of gloves to put on my fingers
so they wont freeze off. My school
teacher’s name is Miss Jewell Jor
dan. I like her fine and don’t for
get her. And Santa don’t disappoint
me and don’t forget little brother,
and Papa and Mamma Your friend,
WALTER LANSFORD.
Dear Santa: —I guess you are very
busy packing up for Christmas. I
will write and tell you what I want.
It is this: A doll bed and a doll with
curly hair and bright eyes and eight
inches high and a carriage and a ma
chine and lots of fruit too: and don’t
disappoint me. Your friend,
SALLIE LEE LANSFORD.
Dear Santa Claus:—l want you to
bring me a doll carriage, harp, box of
chocolate candy, a pair of shoes and
fruit Your little girl,
SUSIE MAY LANSFORD.
Dear Santa Claus: — Please bring
me a tent, airplane and a Gilbert set,
some sparklers and fire crackers.
Your little boy,
CHARLES TYSON, Jr.
Am sending 25c for Empty Stock
ing Fund.
Dear Santa:— l know times are
hard. I am in the sixth grade. My
Bragg’s Market
IS JUST LOADED
WITH HOG KILLINGS
We expect to keep plenty on hand for you
during the holidays. Why not buy from
dealers who are in business the year ’round
to furnidi you with what you want. Our
prices are consistent with cost of the goods,
and we expect, lower, than some you buy
at your door. Call us up. Come to see us.
Let us serve you. We are on the job, with
goods and prices. Plenty fat hens, equal to
a turkey.
PHONE 18 1.
Bragg’s Market
teacher’s name is Mrs. Sellers. All
I want is a pair of nice Sunday shoes
and some fruit, and don’t forget my
grandmother and my uncle and
Papa and Mamma. I hope you have
a Merry Christmas. Come soon.
Yours truly,
TROY LANSFORD.
Dear Santa: —I am a little girl 3
years old. and I want you to bring
me a tricycle, a new dress, piano,
doll, and a doll bedroom and dining
room suite, and don’t forget to dress
my old doll. Don't forget Wylye
Clair. IDA MAE TYSON,
Dear Santa Claus:—l am a little
girl 9 years old, and in the fourth
grade. Please bring me a doll, a
stove, a carriage and some fruit and
nuts and candy. Wishing you a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. From your little girl,
MARY ELLEN DANIEL.
Leslie, Ga.
Dear Santa Claus: —I am a little
girl 5 years old. I want you to
bring me a doll, doll bed, table with
chairs and tea set, also a ball, horn
and some fruit. Don’t forget my lit
tle niece, June. Enclosed find 25c
for the Empty Stocking Fund. Your
little girl. LILLIAN POUNCEY.