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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 63, 9 December 1918, Page 2

' ' '"Hooray! Hurrah! ■" That will be the cry of the child- ; wM/fw ion-when they hear this glad news.' ftltvlw' uIJ M What makes the children look forward so much to \MfJvF VjViA Christmas? TheDI.C. Magic Cave. ■'•■ XWlj IV M What helps to dispel gloom and create an atmos-r. - |\ )W(, phere of radiance? The D.I.C. Magic Cave. / 'M / : k/ The youngsters count the days till the Cave opens; P/M' ' ' thcy.iive f° r iWand won't be happy till they.go through ;■'/■' Mwm Admission to this D.1.C.-Magic Cave 6d., and a WS£f Jh// >'Free Gift tor every visitor. |V'.Jr Then there's the Bran Tub or Gd. Dip,- whichever ' \\.'''i-/ti E* you prefer to name it, with all its.surprises and pleasures- SjJ |' V —6d. a dip and tip-top value for your money. ; )mI(M. SPECIAL NOTE FOR CHILDREN: Father Christffl'%l/ mis is waiting to see you in • the Magic Cave—lovely! w\\||fV JF-'-IH k lie's a dear old soul ant} not black-like'old King Cole, iViW'^X vli w\ but a jovial dear old fellow with the biggest and kindest Ifflxls'Z'/ | \A \ heart in the world. nl ifs-'^J J&A\j! , ■ Tislt.the D.I.C. Magic Cave and tell-Father Christ- M : foh l|>S&\ <\| mis your secret wishes and see,the result in' your stock- I/^wMl) E.|';; I mgs on Christmas morning. "I'iaf'Mh $r)\m?f Visit Toyland, it is Joy land for all. *~^M{/Ijh Wte/ Everyoiae who emters the Magic Cave pays IMmL ' ■ BSlc sarßlc P™ c—cslMi,en » 6il» srowm ups, ditto. SJxfSj

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