^ ft A// Or-5 ^ ^Xvr - Kf ftr,y// : ^Vn TC E\ERVHNE 1 ' \ > f. A ,1 . . Iffr, '^H^A ,>f'- -^: r, ; /> --tsL sk I F. N. THOMPSON GENERAi CONTRACTOR Pineville Road Charoltte, N. C. GUY M. BEATY PIPE AND BOILER COVERINGS 1728 W. Trade St. Phone 3-5838 Charlotte, N. C. SOUTHERN ASBESTOS CO. HIGH GRADE ASBESTOS TEXTILE PRODUCTS Charlotte, N. C. CHARLOTTE OIL CO. C. C. Beasley, Mgr. Purol Distributor CHARLOTTE OWNED “BE SURE WITH PURE” Wilkinson Blvd. Phone 7104 H & S LUMBER CO. 601 Winona 1 ph°0* 5191 BUILDERS SUPPLIES Bird Roofs Curtis Woodwork Charlotte, N. C. PATRONIZE JOURNAL ADVERTISERS JOHN CROSLAND CO. BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS 113 E. 4th St. Charlotte, N. C. R. H. BOULIGNY, INC. CONTRACTORS — ENGINEERS CHARLOTTE, N. C. SEASONS GREETINGS Thrower Tile and Marble Co. 515 E. TRADE ST. PHONE 2-3365 I SEASONS GREETINGS WESLEY T. HEATH 824;:, E. TRADE ST. CHARLOTTE, N. C. SEASONS GREETINGS American Aniline Products, Inc. 301 E. 7TH ST. CHARLOTTE, N. C. SEASONS GREETINGS FROM Truckers Brake Service Co. Repairs Heavy Duty Truck, Trailer, Service Power Brakes, Vacuum Air 306 W. Morehead St. Phones: Day 3-6451, Night 3-4575 /kmnuncmoni /] nft lijr Angrl ram» fit ffrr. an& oatfc. Sail, tl}aa iljat art blg^u fanorrt. % Sort ia nrtiij iljrr: bltoirt art U|fln among anon, —Sak»U2B SEASONS GREETINGS MONTIETH’S GROCERIES — MEATS — PRODUCE 317 E. Trade St. Phone 3-9625 SEASONS GREETINGS W. C. STROUPE Wood Working Company 1944 E. EIGHTH ST. PHONE 2-4593 SEASONS GREETINGS North State Laundry, Inc. 716-26 S. Brevard St. Phone 3-3135 ONE OF CHARLOTTE’S FAVORITE FAMILY LAUNDRIES AND BET-R-WAY CLEANING 20% Discount Cash and Carry Laundry WMWMMWMMWWWMMWWMWMIMmMMMIMMWWMMMMMnMIMIMMIM Olf Santa Claus Was Born in U. S. A. V.—■ E'UROPE brought Christmas to “ America, but America gave Santa Claus to Europe. When the early Dutch settlers can\e to America, they had never heard of Santa Claus. Old St. Nicho las, who brought them presents each December 6, changed rapidly in the New world. His name became abbreviated and altered to Santa Claus, and his ex ternal appearance underwent great changes. From a lean ascetic he was transformed into a jolly, fat old fellow. His pale face became the color of rosy apples. He laid aside his canonical robes, miter and pastoral stall to become clothed in a cap and brilliant red suit, trimmed with ermine. The new Santa Claus traded his famous gray horse for a reindeer and sleigh. He also stopped giving presents on December 6, and started distributing gifts on the night of December 24. The changes in his outward ap pearance were reflected in his change of character. When he came to America he left behind his rod and bag of ashes with which ha beat naughty children, and adopted an entirely lovable personality. Completely transformed, he again crossed the ocean to be welcomed everywhere from Scotland to Aus tralis. Men Used Holly-Bush To Beat Unruly Wives It wives knew history there wouldn’t be any holly in the Christ* mas decorations. A stick cut from a holly-bush was a husband’s most ef fective means of restoring discipline when his wife “answered back.” He always left the prickles on the stick, itoo. Fortunately—for the wives—this custom belongs to the dark past and has long been forgotten. SEASONS GREETINGS V.7f George E. Norman 520 Elliott Phone 3-8826 All Types of Roofing and Sheet Metal Work NERVY OUT Bug Sant?—Great Scot, that cen tipede has his nerve with him! CHRIS _ SEASONS GREETINGS T. J. WIGGINS Lumber Company FOR THE BEST IN BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 5129 ‘The Lumber Number” SEASONS GREETINGS FROM Caldwell Construction Company Telephones 2*4165, 2-4166 , CHARLOTTE, N. C. $40,000 STOCK OF FIREWORKS! BUY EARLY-SAVE MONEY ON cHRisimns WRITE FOR CATALOGUE ^ WE SELL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Brown’s Wholesale Fireworks Co. U. S. Route 21 Pineville Road Phone MSt Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 211 Eut Sixth Street Phone MM Martin’s Department Store RELIABLE MERCHANDISE ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES - —... n ■<! Stop at Wla/din'A and Sava Your Fall and Winter Needs Anticipated AT CORNER. TRADE AND mimcm

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