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Santa
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here
Music‘ Toyland
music of childhood
Every 'da the little talks come in crowds to
see Santa. Tlley tell him their wants and laugh
to see the antics of the funny clowns, the great big
bear and all the other funny folks In Toyland.
The sweet music of laughing carefree child—
hood. 0b, the Joy it brings to Older hearts hearing
it or better still, in helping Old Santa to make those
little hearts gladder and happier.
Yes, there is music from toy pianos from lit-
tle tiny one to pianos of
baby (lollies all the way up to good
dollies and furniture enough to start any little moth-
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size. Dollies—little
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and iron from which it is possible to make entire
”mg'hmachme shops .lall equippedfanddsrunnindg. Drums
to su an arm 0 or rum co
Railroad “8.11:5?in tradks enough to startmsa
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Desks and typswnter to equip the Offices of
potential magnates.
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$5.5?me thing necessary 15 to see
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. your friends or reminiscing. "
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The president spoke
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Formerly the congress hc‘ard, but a day ago and:
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heard President Coolidge deldrer his message, in man 7
cases just as plainly and clearly as if they had Men in
Washington seated on the speakers platform.
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people everywhere—the shut in folk in particular. :
yOu really want“ to do some great good this Christmas
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present of just an inexpensive radio equipment—y
give enough joy and take away enough pain to . 1
your own heart for a whole year at least. ' :
We have one particular set equipped with 1
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We have many others all ready to deliver: W
inghouse, Ariola Sr. sets, Crosley VI and Crosley
aerial attached, need no outside aerial; and The ‘
Eisenman Neutrodinc sets which tune in so easily.
Let us tell you all about them—it’s interesting? .1
us and you may get interested.
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fellows get together; is a real pleasure and a '
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