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Winnie-the-Pooh " idea"
is really several great ideas–
wonderful memories of childhood,
enchanting characters and, at Sears,
a name for an exclusive collection
of children's apparel that
has become justifiably famous
for its durability, color-coordination,
and easy care.
Now Sears has"asked" Pooh to help us in even another
way. He and his friends are so delightful
we
thought they could add a little fun
and enjoyment to this Wish Book for 1972. Their charm is as heart warming
as the Season itself so
we
think they're perfect for the role.
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n portions of the next twelve pages is some interesting folklore, whimsically
illustrated byWalt Disney Productions, about how"our" Santa Claus looks
to children of other lands. He looks different, to be sure. He's known by different
names and he de{ivers his presents in different ways. But these things really
don't matter, for whereverChristmas is celebrated he represents
one of the great and timeless traditions
of this holiday.
Copyright 1972 by Sears. Roebuck and Co. Printed in U.S.A.
Illustrations with WINNIE THE POOH characters Copyright© 1964. 1972
Walt Disney Productions. All Rights Reserved.
Learn about the
Bearhi
of
Gifts
with
~innie·tbe·Pooh
andhis friends
(Starts on
Page 4)
Cartoons of DENNIS THE MENACE characters copyright
1967. 1969. 1970. 1971 and 1972. Hank Ketcham.
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