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!
.There
Is
a
Santa
T
HERE
is
a
Santa
Claus
for
every
child
in
Canada;
a
Santa
Claus
(or
all
the
grown-ups;
a
Santa
Claus
(or
every
invalid
and
shut-in;
(or
the
less
fortunate;
for
those
who
have
missed
the
good
"breaks"
of
life
he
has
everything
possible
in
his
pack
to
provide
cheer
and
happiness
for
all
during
the
Christmas
Season.
.
-
A11
of
us
in
this
wonderful
land
of
Canada
have
the
right
to
share
in
the
Christmas
joy
and
generosity
of
1931.
There
is
every
reason
to
loosen
the
purse-strings.
Some
people
talk
t
about
"buying
only
for
the
children
this
year."
This
is
not
necessary.
It
is
unwise
and
destructive,
and
they
know
it
at
the
bottom
of
their
hearts.
Christmas
1931
ought
to
be
a
joyous
time
in
Canada
because
our
feet
are
climbing
the
ladder
towards
greater
prjsperity.
Christmas
trading
will
bring
much
increased
employment.
Christmas
1931
offers
greater
opportunity
to
the
makers,
distributors
and
buyers
of
useful,
lovely
and
pleasure-giving
merchandise.
They
will
be
advertised
and
displayed
by
the
makers,
the
distributors
and
the
retail
merchants.
The
wise
shoppers
will
buy
them.
'
-T
The
newspapers
every
day
present
buying
opportunities
which
demonstrate
that
the
dollar
will
.go
much
farther
this
year
than
for
a
decade.
-r"
V,
Claus
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