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Bleak December! ’Tis pas
sing strange that this month
which furnishes the least
light out of doors, should
Surnish the most light with
jn- It’s the Spirit of Christ
mas, and the Merriest of
Christmases to you.
HOUSER
Insurance Agcy.
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Santa may have new modes
of transportation in his bag
of tricks, but our wish is
that his 1943 pack include a
great big package of old
time Christmas cheer, ad
dressed to you, our friends
and patrons.
GRAY’S SERVICE STATION
WQRDNA GRAY, Prop’r.
'943
It's about time for us to
wake up and thank our many
friends and customers for
their valued patronage dur
ing 1943. We cannot tell you
how much we appreciate
your kindness. May your
Christmas be very, very
happy.
ROGERS
Simons Isiiiss
We’ve been thinking, folks,
that you’ve been very good
*° us during 1943, and right
n .°w is the most appropriate
time to thank you.So thanks,
everybody, and a very hap
hy Christmas!
WATSON 8 WHIPPLE
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CHRISTMAS
•• • may it be a very happy 1
Lllfc for you.
DIXON’S
Shoe Shop
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What matter if Santa comes in a jeep, just so it’s Santa
Claus? And it IS Santa Claus! And this IS Christmas.
May the 1943 season be an exceptionally happy one for
you and your family.
Woco-Pep Service Stations
ALTON HARDY, Prop’r.
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Barbarians from across the seas would, if they could,
banish Christmas forever from the earth. But there’ll
always be a Christmas! May the Christmas season of
1943 find you in the midst of a good old-fashioned Yule
celebration. The SEASON’S GREETINGS from all of
us to all of you.
Tolleson Lumber Co.
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“OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE”
sums up, in two words, the achievements of our armed
forces. We, too, strive for outstanding performance in
every item of service. We thank you most cordially for
your good will and patronage and wish you the
Season’s Greetings.
S. Bernstein
We are grateful to you for the loyalty which has enabled
us to make measureable progress during these difficult
times, and we want you to know it. We wish for you in
1944 loads of good luck and now a Merry Christmas.
Massey’s Market
PAUL MASSEY, Prop’r.
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And she brought forth her first-born son and wrapped
him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger; be
cause there was no room for them at the inn. Luke 2:7.
We wish you a Happy Christmas and a gcod New Year as
1 we express again to you our appreciation of your
friendship
Akin Drug Company
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With Christmas at hand we renew our pledge of devotion to ideals of honest deal
ing, and express our appreciation of your friendship for us during 1943. Our wish
for you is that this Christmas season may be a memorable one and that the New
Year will bring you many blessings.
UNION MOTOR COMPANY
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We pause, on the Eve of Christmas, 1943, to contemplate how much we owe to the
loyally of our customers. Some of these customers have been with us for more than a
quarter of a century. To these old customers, to new ones, and to potential ones, we
wish a “Merry Christmas” and Happy New Year.
J. W. BLOODWORTH
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Uncle Sam is to be congratu
lated, for he has done and is
i doing a magnificient jo b.
Our compliments to yo u,
friends, and our most hear-
I ty wishes for an enjoyable
and truly happy 1943 Christ
mas season.
IM a TOGGLE
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White Christmas or Green
Christmas is a matter of 1
both geography and of mete- [
orology. But Merry Christ
mas is an affair of the heart.
And that’s the kind of a
Christmas we are now wish
ing for you and yours as
1943 draws to a close.
LEE’S
All American Cafe!
MR. and MRS. W. A. LEE
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
AND
MANY THANKS
FOR YOUR
KINDNESS TO US
PERRY
Dry Cleaners
J. E. STALNAKER. Prop’r. '
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Yuletide draws people closer t gether, helps us all towards
quiet friendliness and group enjoyment of days like
Christmas. A most proper time for us to express our sin
cere appreciation for your friendship, and to wish for you
an abundance of Christmas joy.
J. P. ETHERIDGE
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I ... a candle in the window ... the gleam of a star on
i a tree . , . the light in the eyes of a child on Christmas
morning. But Christmas is more than these . . . how
much more we cannot put into words, but you do know
that we are wishing for you all that Christmas at its very
best implies, and all that Christmas can bring,
| Crockett’s 5 & 10c Store
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Times have changed, but Christmas remains unchanged
the year’s outstanding holiday in the time'ess cycle of
love and good fellowship. In the same ol J familiar way
it gives us pleasure to wish for you in this season of 1943
the most in Christmas cheer and enjoyment.
Edwards-Harper Co.
