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HAY'S CHRISTMAS PAGEANT : CM $ I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th Y | / 7 " T „ Mil *****•/!/y k ' *- *Jf\ ★J. * — ‘ ‘ <2‘-(I ’ it# ■Wf j.' _ ~nw*-:. BABY Dn/7o”i. ,ti3 '”'" ■ ■■ — —"7, ' *•■ ,j<? [ tW * • rftlUrn *• I "A ” L===<r ii jSJ«* If • > Jl/ . RCAD BUIIDE* SET , -In*. IB $15.95 (£7/19/6) opens Hay’s Roof Today W THOUSANDS OF FABULOUS TOYS TO THRILL EVERY GIRL & 80Y... A magnificent toy area crammed with toys of every size, shape and description! Wonderful d 0115... prams... ■BiiHHtHHHiHiHHMiBHHHI shiny pedal cars . . . thrilling games for DECIMAL MONOPOLY GAME (37/6) $3.75 indoors and out. Make your Christmas easy Tftiß pienwuu. I English PictOlisl Ever popular monopoly converted to decimals. An ideal an( j theirs the most exciting one ever for lUII>TiiIBV» . .. your children and grand-children, nieces and . ,<< EllCyClOpCdiS HI-REV SLOT CAR RACING SET (£10) $2O nephews. Shop at Hay's Roof Toyland today. las tvMBRE&QjB Ene n sh «a Modified MK2 by Lincoln. Grand Prix racing with realistic Publirted motor sound, lap counter, etc. DB Prlc ’ Onl ’ 21/ ''V “ 17in LINCOLN ADVENTURE YACHT. (75/-) $7.50 See on TV. Accurately detailed with brass fittings, bunks. IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO Filllolll2 Ollt galley, dinghy, etc. | .T/WEyffiSMß EASY TO ASSEMBLE CUBBY HOUSE (£5/19/6) $11.95 LA■ " H ■ 3 °/ • S 3’ 0< Galvanised frame, quality striped awnings, no ropes to | FOR CHRISTMAS | trip over. 1 Full of colour and black and white illustrations Ah' ideal § Shop now before the Christmas rus book for both school age and more advanced students. CANE PRAMS. PRICED FROM (29/11) $2.99 g "^jficM? stoy 5 toy selector w?u keep EDUCATIONAL TOY CLOCK (12/6) $1.25 "Tiny Tot” "Wendy " and "Betty” in Cane. Sizes to suit | the toys for you till Christmas. g Shows the full 24 hours. Co ordmated hands, ideal for all little girls perfectly. \ teaching the time. “lOYCF” DELUXE CANE PRAM El?/1A/t SW-iD BflBY DRI ‘ N ’ WET 00LL (14/11) sl ' 49 juilc uc luac unnc rnnm Liz/13/ ) 4Z3.3U Complete with nursing accessories. Dressed in romper suit Woven from top quality plastic cane, washable lining, ROOF TOYLAND AND CITY STORE and bonnet. Sleeping eyes. 23in body. A girl s delight. FOUR WAY ACTION PISTOL (9/11) 99c nnrviur irrirw curiur roc x »o cn Shoots with water wet paper plastic pellets or beans ROCKING ACIIUN SWING (85/-) $8.50 , itmqa potato. Inexpensive fun for all boys. Safe, well balanced, will keep children delighted for hours f /■/■h " CAR, BOAT AND TRAILER SET (12/11) $1.29 and hours. Gaily painted. f 5 Friction drive Buick, with crome fittings, boat and trailer. lIBLII Luggage and 4 men. TRIANG T. 45 PEDAL CAR (£ll/15/-) $23.50 : , CUTE HONEY BABY DOLL (5/11) 59c FARMER’S BOY TRACTOR (£B/19/6) $16.95 S(C JZ Drinks and wets. Dressed in gay frock and panties. Comes ... _ ' ‘ .j >.. IB « whh bottle and rattle. Car features modem styling and lights. Tractor 29in long. The Fnaoay SIUI - IHNinD MKS RFAIITV 9ET ry/m 70r front wheel pedals. Just some of the strongly constructed fi < JUNIUK Mibb DtAUIT btl ''f. 1 ,i . pedal cars here at Hay s. ,■-<»-..... r--. Brush, comb, mirror, hair clasp and powder bowl that you can really use. . ■ ■ ■
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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31519, 6 November 1967, Page 10
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