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New York
The roof lines are the distinctive!
feature of this house. The soft roll- ]
ing eaves, brought tow near tfie ground j
certainly gives a tony, homelike effect, j
The 'roofs are covered with shingles. I
which can be obtained already bent)
How Long Will Christmas &
Last at Your House ?
will last throughout the year ii your gilt to Tllrlß iJJ»i VJtJ
the family is a Ford car! Every day—spring, summer, *vt||||sM|HHtei|p|
fall and winter —will be made easier and happier. FW
How much better to invest in year-’roufid happi* I ** l,B#i!!,SSß ®s9j Sr f
ness for the entire family, rather than buy individual y^TT>MßnMp^
gifts of no practical value! >
Ford prices are now so low, with terms of payment T
so temarkably easy, that almost anyone can buy a (V- —
car without any financial hardship whatever. ,
Conie in and see the various good looking body m
types. Or, if you prefer, we should be glad to send \
a car to your house or office for a demonalfation.
■b" AU Fori Cars are now finished in color wag- •
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j| The abort STARTER »nd4 BALIAJOM TIRES
[ REID MOTOR CO.
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. to conform to tile curves ami rolls as
I in this piture, and stained to match
I weathered straw, or a dark brown
I shade would look exceptionally well.
I A roof of this type, when laid, is a
! very good imitation of the old thatched
j straw roofs of England and France.
1 Note the graceful, curves above the
entrance door and group of windows
in the living porch.
The side walls arc covered with
wide siding painted white. All shut
ters are sky blue.
The plan arrangement of this house
is very good. Oil the first floor one
finds a nice big living room, a good
THE CONOID PMIV m W
sized dining room, a fine endliantflTiT
iug pore'll arttl a conveniently arranged
kitchen. The ice box is tocatfff in
the rear entry.
The stairs lead to the second floor
from the living room and kitchaa. A
large coat closet is located o# - the
landing.
The second floor shows three good
bed rooms and a bath. Therel* also
a good sized wardrobe off one
bed rooms.
The laundry, heater and coaFator
age rooms are located in ihe cellar.
This house would look weft *ven
in a community where its neighbors
were much larger and more preten
tious, and would make a home that one
.would be'piVAid to own.
Cost about $7,400.
Complete working plans and speci
fications of this house may be obtained
for a nominal sum .from the building
editor. liefer to house A-100.
.Loses His blind as His Case is
Heard. j
WinstousSalem, Dec. 14. — While a
i case iu which he was defendant was
I being heard in Yadkin superior dourt
today W- W. Macy, of Yadkiwrillc.
! suddenly developed hysteria, tjiftiiig
j bis mind entirely. He is being guard
]ed to prevent his doing injury to
himself or others nd papers have
tiecn made out to commit him to a
hospital for treatment.
Mr. Macy was being sued by Dr.
IJ. M. Phillips in connection with the
| ownership of a small strip of land on
I the edge of Yadkiuvllle. Hearing of
j the case bud barely -got under way
when the hysterical seizure of Mr.
i Macy occurred.
A Jew and a Scotchtuau were
brought into the police station.
“What is the charge ugaiu-i
them?”
“They are’ crazy, your honor.” «
"They don't look crazy to me.
Wbat makes you thiuk they are * j
"I found ’em stnudin’ on the
j street corner, and the Scotchman
was throwing away dollar bills add
Ihe Jew was pickin’ ’em up and I
giving ’em back to him.”
Special Entertainment Christmas Eve.
The members of the Hi-G clubs of
the “Y" will stage a special enter
tainment Christmas Eve at the Y.
M. C. A., it was said today. 'Jhere
will be a musical program and dthor
forms of entertainment. The lawn
of the Y. M. C. A. will be brilliantly
lighted and there will be a large
Christmas tree and several smaller
trees lighted and decorated, it was
i said.
in n,m iiii.iiiiiiiw. i
Concord, K. C., Dee. U, ÜB6
. Deer Santa Claus: ' ' .
' Jam a little girl six year* old. I
want you to hying me a doll baby
and a Rule bed and all kinds ©touts,
candles and fruits.
lours truly.
majm»a wall.
150 East Depot Street.
Concord, N. C„ Dec. jUS, 1820 -
Deer Santa Claus:
, J am a little girl five je&ys old.
! I waut a baby doll, a tea- set, table!
a fid Chairs, l have been trying to
be good so don’t forget ip*. “. ,
.W
Concord, N. C.. Dec. IS, 1086
Dear Santa' ClSus:
1 lam a little boy nearly four years
old. I want you to bring me abk
wagon with brake* on it. And, Santa
Claus, don’t forget, to fill my wagon
with nuts and' fruit.
ROBERT BOTHER HOPKINS.
Dear Santa Claus: ,
I am a little boy just one year
old but I am expecting old ftkntu to
visit me, so please don’t disappoint
me. I want a little rubber doll, a
new sweater and cap. Please don’t,
forget fruit aud candy.
Your Uttle boy
J. C. HONEYCUTT, Jr.
. 232 Vance Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl seTen years old.
I have been awful good and I am ex
liecting a dull, a tea and eradle.
‘ Please bring my little brother a kiddy
car. -With heaps of Jove.
ROSA LEE HONEYCUTT.
IV S. Don't forget mother und
daddy.
2112 Vance Street.
'Dear Santa Claus:
lam a Uttle girl one year old. I
; want you to bring me a doll, piano
and a kiddie car, and lots of oranges.
Your little irieud.
;' RETSY BUENA BOYKIN.
Concord, N. C., Dec. 16, 1026
' Dear Santa Claus :
I am a little boy ten years old.'
: I want you to briug me a pair of
1 gloves and a pair of leggins, some fire
s crackers and some caps. 1 want some
I nuts, fruit afid candy. Please don’t
: forget mamma and daddy. ‘
1 Yours truly,
I WOODROW KRIMMINGEU.
' Concord, X. C„ Dec. 15, 1926
Dc#r Santa C'aus:
I am a little boy nearly three years'
old. 1 want a kiddie car, a whcele
borrow, a pun and a toy car. It
am a good hoy and go to Sunday
school. Your rttfle friend.
J. L. JU-LLAJiAIGII. Jit.
ll’cst Corbjji Stject.
Concord, X. C., Dec.. J 5, 192 Q
Deur Sauta Claus ;
I am a litfle' giH four years old.
I want you to bring me a doji, ri,on
to rion its clothes, a plunot and lots
|of fruit, candy and nuts.
Your friend,
M.VRGL'ETTK Bt' LLAB A UGH.
West Corbin Street..
Concord. X. C., Dec. 15, 10*6
Dear Santa CJuus’:
lam Six years old. I got to school.
I love my teacher line. } want you
to bring me a doll, a rain cape to
wear to school, a bureau, Jdte pf
fruit, ntits and candy.'
Your little friend,
HAZEL RULLABAUGH.
West Corbiu Street.
Concord, X. C.. Dec. 15, 1926
.Dear Santa Claus:
‘ " I will write jgg a is w lines tolling
you what I want for Christmas. '1
am a little girf three old. 1 _
want you to bring me a little toy
sewing machine, table and chair.
Please bring me .lots of candy, nuts
urnl fruit.
Your little frjend,
HELEN BQST.
360 Sout'j Spring Street.
Concord. X. C., Dee. 15, MK}6
Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a scooter,
a pair of gloves and J aknost forgot
1 want candyi'nttts of all kinfl and
fruits. Y«mts truly, ' •
WALL, JR.
. let} East Dcpbr
Concord, K. C , Dec, 15, 1026 T
Deny S*»l«\Claus:,
nice baby doll, n china tea set
a pair of gloves.' Bring lot? ot candy,
nuts uujl fruits. ■} nan. nine years
■ old. Your Untie Mend,
- ,ntsr;^ EBER -
Concord, X- Gi Dec. Jy, 1020
Deaf Sauta Claud r ‘
* ! Plehtif don't Cot*et \uy poor Grand-
HP* ' Stisi b*f lets «f candies,
j W? "* f& s teW everybody.
"flpgSiOTr. '
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Conctrd, X. C., Doe. 16, 1926 1
Dear,Santa Cluus:
t am just a little girl but four
years old and have curly hair. Santa,
and ?b M 1 dot IbaftwS Jy
«*. J« ts lywWte w*
apples. xour dear fmna,
--yvm-Burr.
Concord, MS6
' pear Jmßg 'Ctoita V - " " t
tam but a little girl. 4am six’
years old aadgo to acfgttL t *Bi in
the (Irst grade. Santa. I want you
t,
email boy, about eight
am’in tii* tecond grade. I love
~ray teacher fine. Santa, lam going
to jell you what I want you to bring
me for Chriatmaa. 1 want you to
nuts. Your dear friend,
CONWAY BUFF.
Dear Santa Claua:
want you to bring me aeme candy,
T FatOteLL- HERRIN.
451 Morris Street.
Dear gautn C'.auet
1 am a little girl almost six years
old. ' ‘J want you to*come to aee me
ChrUtgum Will you please bring
me a big doll, one that will say mama
anil mbe to sleep? 1 want a car
riage to roll it An, aome candy and
fruit., Please don't forget me.
Your friend,
DOROTHY TUCKER.
371 Y'nnoe Stfeef, KaunaHis-
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl two years old.
Will you bring me a doll baby that
says mama gild a little wagon to pull
my baby in? Bring me some candy
and all kind of fruits.
Your friepd.
IEETA TUCKER.
Kannapolis Street, Kannapolis.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 want to tell you what 1 want you
to bring me Christmas. I want a
nice red ateel coaster wagon and a
little guH. My little sister. Janice,
wants a doll ' carriage and a doll
wrapped ill a blanket. tVe haven’t
been such good children but do bring
these tilings: We want some candy
and frdits and nuts.
Y'our little boy,
RALPH BRINKLEY, Jr.
192 Odell Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little boy five years old
and I want a little blue automobile
with sidelights, number and fenders.
Also a race truck, vainly, nuta, or
anges, bananas and apples.
Your little friend,
ALTON KDDLE.MAN.
P. S. —1 love you lots.
Depr Santa:
Please bring me a doll curriage.
some nuts, candy, oranges and apples.
Be sure and bring me some Euglisb
walnuts. Your little girl,
FAITH KDDLE^IAX.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a bicycle, some
candy, bananas, oranges and nuts. 1
am' ten years old. Your friend.
FRANK EDDLEXIAN, Jr.
Dear Santa Claud:
1 am a little boy six years old. I
wnpt you to please bring me u scooter,
a cap pistol and an Alabama coou
riaaccr, und all kinds of fruit and nuts.
Please don’t forget grandma ami grand-,
pa. WALTER RKADLINU. j
65 Pine Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl four years old.
1 1 want you to please bring u big nice
doll, one that says mamma and will
go to (deep, and a doll bed and all j
kinds of fruit and nuts. Please don't ;
forget my little sister.
HELEN UEADLIXG. j
65 Pine Street.
jDeur Santa Claus:
1 am ■ u little boy four years old. I
Please bring me a tool box and a
stojiper gun and a train that runs. |
1 •,iave a little brother, so please don't
forget him. Please bring us some
caddy, oranges and nuts of all kinds.
Your little friends.
OLEN and JAC*K LOVE, j
156 East Depot Street.
l»ear Santa Claus.
“you were real nice, to me la'stj
Christmas, and I am trying to be good j
‘so .you will come to see me again. J
Please bfchpg me a big by-lo baby, a '
dolt plapltct. gad lots of fruits.
Your IRUc girl.
COLLIE LOOSE WLNECOFF.
Ml. Pleasant, XV C.. Dee. 15, 1926.
liptr Santa: v
1 ahi Ai little girl 14 years old. I
wpnf you to bring me a pair of gloves,
bog .of stationery and candy, apples,
oranges and lota of puts. Please do
not 'forget my teacher, Miss Susie
Itaddle.
Yours truly. .
TEXA TISHER.
Alt. ■pleasant. Dee. 15, 1926.
!>*** :
* am daddy's baby, two yearg old.
J Wye been a good little boy. I want
you lo bring me a kiddie ear, a little
toy- cor, candy, apples, oranges and
lots of ipits. Please remember daddy'
and mother, and all the other little
boys uud girls.
As' ever,
COY DEE BAXTER EUDY.
Degr Santa Claus :
lam a boy twelve years old. 1
wait you to bring pie a watch and a
giu and some fire etaritars and' some
fruit, n/uts and other good things to
e4: -CHARLES IIOMERFOIL.
I :17 Soq» tfygh Wt.
I; ■ »
Dwy Santa Claus:
eaulir and good tilings to eat Good
Old ' Santa - C4nus, before 1 close my
leSef I will t4U you ib«t i' want joo
sgjajjs.’ mg.? m "■
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jp b«®7'yM pine old. I
of
I to an I want this year.
MARY ALICE MOORE.
47 South Church Btreet.
Dear Santa: v
I am a little girl four years old.
3 want you to bring me a baby doll,
nuta amFcandy, and dbp’t forget little
brother. Bring him a rubber doll to
play witK Yours truly,
, NANCY LEE TROUTMAN.
166 East Coibhi Street.
Dpar Santa: ■ i- •
J mu a little girl eleven years old.
I an jn the fifth A grade at school.
Curistmas I want you td bring me a
by-Jo baby doll, a sewing basket and
lorn of .candles, nuts, and fruit. Please
d|n't forget oar baby and other phil
dfem • Always yours ‘ * \
■ t ' DORCAS LOV,E.
,156 East Depot Street. V
Dear Santa Clauti: ’’
I am a little girl nine years old.
PJease bring me u by-lo baby doll, and
a trunk and lots of nuts and cuudy
and fruits. Yours truly,
EDITH LOVE.
156 East Depot Street.
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