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·HRIS a for Everyone Tvho Takes Or Sho1vs MOVIES Or SLIDES! ·HRIS A for everyone tvho takes or sho1vs MOVIES or SLIDES! 1J Two qualities available this year, both supplied only in the 4'.!-44 size - take up the slack with pillows. REGULAR QUALITY SANTA CLAUS SUIT ( No. 193) ~fade of red duvtt)·-oat, trousers llDd llat-trinuned ho 1'tllle. 111•<t Netv! c,;ldoth b, tr •Dd Imitation boot,, Fringe or ,.hlte wool .,,.eel °" bad, of haC. W hit(' uonl muqacbc and whhkcr set. Glo't'et aot lndttdcd. AVAILAB LE Blackhawk priced at only . ...... •.. , . $9,98 \VAl1T DISlEY 8mm. CARTOONS T OP QUALIT Y SANTA CLAUS SUIT ( No. 1400) '\fade o r rt<! corduroy. Coat, tl"Onse,. and bat are trimmed wttll ..-hit• p tu,h, Bla<" k leathttetfit belt, brack leathe-tt:tte bo(,", f ull wfa m.ade ot: fn color aml blacl~ attd tvhite &oft, c url.) Mite ,. ool on a molded fouOO:.tioa, mui.1..adJe a nd "'hbkert o n a foundation with el~lic are Included. 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