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The) 02EG0N STATESMAN. Salem. Orgotu Sunday Morning, December L 1943
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ified by
. Several rem 0 t local worn-'
an's. organization compiled a "list
of games and-playthings suitable
for., children, of various ages.' .It
Droved so - valuahie to readers
that we repeat it here, to assist
In proper choice ..this .Christmas.
SW.the Bahy- .1
Kittles; - rubber rligs, -small
belli, hath ?; toys, water toys,
wooden heads (targe; bright),
cellalold - fishes and birds,, bal
loons ' (to tie to crib), rubber
balls (bright colored) ,- dolls of
hard rubber, soft rubber, oil-cloth-
Animal - of bard rnhber.
soft; stuffed, and oilcloth.
One to Three"
Many push-and-pull toys sueh
as cart, . wagon, flat-bottomed
trains, animate on strings, rub
ber; balls of different sizes, stuff
ed animals, wooden cuVout ani
mals, take-apart toys, water toys.
housekeeping toys (boys and
girls) sueh as dishpans, stores.
unbreakable dishes, laundry sets.
mop, sweeper, large, bright wood
en beads, dolls that are unbreak
able or larger dolls for bathing
and dressing, muslin books with
large bright pictures.
Sand box and equipment in
cluding bucket, shorel, muffin
tins, bowls, spoons, saltcellars,
flour shakers potato mashers.
blocks (hollow or solid), peg'
board (first size), pyramid rings.
wheelbarrow, express wagon
door swing, rocking horse, pedal
kiddle car, low slide, tricycle,
doll bed, doll carriage,' small,
sturdy chair or rocker, small,
sturdy table, drum.
Three to Four
Blocks, uncolored, in different
sizes, second size peg-board with
balls and cubes, more housekeep
ing toys, dolls, doll furniture.
two-pedal automobile, sled, bean-
bag, nails, hammer, saw, soft
wood, Indian or cowboy salts.
roller skates, Noah's ark, toy
aeroplane, fire engine, dump
truck, trains, boats, express wag
on, rope swing, slide, velocipede.
football, drums, music box, pho
nograph, chimes, horns, top
piano, marimba, xylophone, large
pad of drawing paper, large cray
ons or paints, modeling clay.
Fooif to Six
Physical apparatus: Swing.
rings, slide, horizontal bars, see
saw, sand box and toys, wagons,
footballs and indoor baseballs.
velocipedes, marbles, large build
ing blocks of different sizes and
shapes, blackboard, paper dolls
Dolls, doll clothes, doll furni
ture, housekeeping toys like elec
tric Irons, ironing boards, elec
trie stores, cooking utensils,
Noah's Ark, trains (wooden, iron),
scooters, automobiles, coasters.
Jumping ropes, boxing gloves.
skis, : gardening tools sueh as
rake, hoe, watering can.
pastes, large crayons, large
paint, materials, modeling mater
lais aoeh, as clay and . plasticine,
scrap-. books. , paste and ? scissors.
simple , pnzxles,, costumes like In
dian . or cowboy and Red Riding
HOoa;.Uddely winks, 4mm; tri
angles, bells, horn, tambourine,
xylophone and cymbals
: "K Six' o- Eight - -.
Electric: trains, fire engines;
buses, derricks, : boats, sirplaaes,
roller skates, hoops, archery sets,
bicycle.: marbles, sleds, gymnas
tic equipment, desks.' pussies
maps,spohge rubber set; sewing
outfit,, paper cut-outs, maps to
make, cardboard villages, dolls
with trunks, wardrobes, furniture.
Including tub and bassinet, doll.
nouses minutely equipped, kltch
en equipment, grocery store or
playhouse, farm village, wooden
cirrus, bag puppets or punch and
Judy costumes. construction
blocks and logs, toys to build up.
soap bubble set. tools, water col-
ot paints, picture construction
outfit, globe, wearing loom, pa
per dolls (with clothes and
houses).
t Eight to Twelve
Boys and girls: Ten pins, par
ches!, tiddely winks, card games.
ice skates, rinsr toss.' lotto, ping
pong, sled, badminton set, arch
ery game, jigsaw puzzles, volley
ball, horaeraclng game.
Girls: Log set (Early Amerl
can scenes), modeling set of
molds, clay, board and good
character blocks, first sewing set
of dolls' dresses, cut-out and
ready to be sewed, knitting set.
crochet set of hook and wool,
leather tooling set. linoleum
block, printing set (for greeting
cards), painting set, gardening
set of hothouse, pots, seeds, min
iature electric store, electric Iron
set of frame and wool for hook
rugs, paper dolls, scrapbook.
easel for drawing or painting.
midget sewing machine.
Boys: Log set for reproducing
earlr American scenes, football.
and helmet, baseball, bat. gloves
boxing set of gloves, punching
bag, basketball game, baseball
game, marbles, die casting kit
for making lead figures, set for
construction of motor boat type
craft, set for construction of dec
orative models of famous ships.
auto construction set, wagon con
struction set. wagon airplane con
structlon set with materials for
5-foot model, building set of
metal with plan book, magic set
with secrets and apparatus for
amateur magicians.
Tool chest with workmanlike
tools, book of Instruction for am
ateur woodworkers, set fr mak
ing toys including Jigsaw, lum
For the Very Little Ones
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Some extra special gifts for little girls include these
which are to be found in a local store. Any little girl will
be thrilled with a dress and a dolly that wears a dress
just like it The Bunny muff at the left is for a very small
little girl and so are the zipped slippers at the right
There's a red play sweater shown, too.
(Statesman staff photo.)
Memorial Gift Is
Made at Monmouth
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Idaho Man Makes Club a
''-' : Present F jot Fstmllf.'
;'r,ii6NM0UT Simpson of
BoiseJ has donated the.: Simpson
residence; on North ..Monmouth
avenue to - local organization,
which would maintain it as a me
morial to hs parents, late of Mon
mouth; After jKme discussion the
Cine .club has aceeptea tn gen
erous offer, '.f;-.-- -y-v'
Simpson's only restrictions are
that' the - exterior of the- dwelling
be unaltered, and the .shrubbery
and : flowers.. used be limited to
native Oregon Varieties. .
.The house is favorably located,
adjoining: properties of the- Ore
gon College of Education. It Is a
one-story, six-room building, fac
ing huge maples on 'the east. It
Is in good general condition.
The late Mrs. M. A. Simpson,
mother of the donor, occupied the
place for many years "prior to her
death in 1931.
J. E. Simpson attended Oregon
Normal school, and later was pro
prietor of a commercial book store
here befre going to Boise.
(KDffits at a" (BDamioe
For the" Children
Monmonth Woman
To Entertain dub
INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Hom
er Dodds will be hostess to the
past matrons' club of Odah chap
ter No. 34, Order of the Eastern
Star at her home In Monmouth,
December 9 at 1 o'clock.
At this meeting election ot new
officers wll lbe held.
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football game ' '
Harmonica, .
Play1 dishes i V K
Teddy bear mitts
Plaid r handbags '
Bugle blower .
. Parka hoods . .
Electric scissors ?
Coonskla eap
Miniature trucks
Mitten v i X-; -
Jlg-aw puzzles
Pencil boxes -'
Crayons ; -y ;
Watercolors :
Drawing - books
Girr Scout, autograph, book
Compartment Seating plate
Scout -; sheath ; knife, " ling
Knit sleepers -
Pola . shirt i . - .
Games
Picture books
"Cuddle" animals
Beads :
fl.OO TO $5.0O
Children's symphony records
Nursery records
Sterling napkin ring
Bib and spoon set
Silver mug
Toy xylophone
Doll carriage
Maple table and chairs
Ping pong set
Teddy bears
Roller skates
Bunny muff or slippers
Blackboard
Handcraft sets
Wagon
Pajamas
Flannel robes
Doll houses and furniture
Sweaters
Bead ic raft set
. Toy typewriter
Archery set
., Football I . .
Wood burning sets
Table tennis
Tool 'chest:
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. Doll carriages v-"-- , -
- Velocipedes ' :
.Toy auto - ' '. .- ' '
Electric motor V ; -
- Erector sets . -
Husky sipper-front jacket ,
Magic touch : baby doll . v
Automobiles , "
Electric train ,-' . ?
' 'Chemistry set
Skis . - ' ' -;
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Chair and . table sets -Corduroy
; snow . suits ?.
Aviator suits, flannel '
. Game board
Bathinette
Reversible raincoat -
: Tricycle
' 910.00. AND .OVER
Bicycles -Electric
trains . -Doll
houses,
Toy piano
Nursery furniture - . t
Elaborate mechanical toys
Talking dolls I
Bicycle ;
Pool table, miniature
Bunks
Accordion .
Gasoline boat engine
Fire truck
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Can she shootT - It shs does,
she'll need shells. You can get
a dandy box ofhot gun shells for
as low as $1.35 per box.
Car Owner, Gardener, Handyman Are
Easy to Satisfy When Christmas Comes
Any car owner can think of
plenty of extras for his auto, no
matter how new the machine, or
how well equipped it was bought.
For Instance, an extra light adds
smartness and is at the same
time practical. Fog lights come
In pairs at practically any price.
Spot lights with bandy adjust
ment for the driver are always
good gifts.
Car heaters will be good to
ber, designs, fingerprint set.
drawing board, drawing equip
ment and guides for geometric
designs, signal set (battery ope
rated) for sending and receiving
messages, electric trains with
tunnels, signals and stations, toy
projector and moving picture
films, stamps, album, book on
stamp collecting, clay modeling
set, book on modeling, camera
for simple photography, water
color paints, wood and leather
burning sets.
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By Arden!
Gifts of Beauty by Elizabeth
Arden reflect her superb
Taste and unerring instinct
for knowing what women
want.
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fc Spoclal Troasuretto . . . Cleansing
Cream, Skin Lotion, Velva Cream,
Orange Skin Cream, Special As
tringent Cream Araoretta,
Cameo and Illusion powders in a
little pink and golden box . $2.95
Boauty Primer . . . Hand Lotion.
Skin Lotion, 'Cleansing Cream,
Orange Skin Cream. Cream Am
oretta. Lipstick, Ncdl Polish. All
Day Foundation Cream, Illusion
Powder in a red or blue book
box ' . . . . $5.00
EUzabwth Ardsn's famous, frag
rant Flower Mist Talcum comes
singly in a new, round, flat
box $125
Flower Mist and Talcum Set . .
an after bath aftermath that's a
sheer delight The Flower Mist for
friction, then a cloud of delicately
scented talcum. The set . . $2.25
jc Portrait Perfumes . . Gay little
fringed boxes, satin lined, with
exquisitely designed bottles of
Eizabeth Arden perfumes, fra
gran Blue Grass, Cyclamen,
Night & Day, White Orchid, Car-
....... $5.00
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Central Pharmacy
410 StatoSt. ; i Guardian Bldg.
add to the family car and will
give comfort for the whole fam
ily. Vanity mirrors will please
your college boy son's lady
friends. Clocks and other useful
gadgets are easy to find, and
easy on the pocketbook.
Seat covers, tailored to meas
ure, come in fine looking ma
terials and will save upholstery.
Radios, In the higher price level
will be welcomed.
For the garden lover, give rose
bushes, shrubs or a whole box
of unusual flower seeds. If he's
a vegetable gardener, give him
an order on the plant store.
There are hoes, rakes and
wheelbarrows galore In local
shops, and any or all would de
light the heart of any dirt gar
dener. Those rubber tired wheel
barrows will give style to the
garden and pleasure to its boss.
If the man In your life fancies
himself a handiman, try giving
him a nice set of tools, a good
screwdriver, well balanced ham
mer or a good saw. Give him an
electric drill, a Jigsaw or an elec
tric lathe and he'll stay home
erenlngs to work In his shop. "
Picture Proves
Fine Gift
There is nothing quite so per
sonal in the gift manner, or
quite so welcome at this time of
rear, as a good photograph.
This is definitely the gift that
lives with the ages, and in the
yean to come a photograph is
the medium of stirring memor
ies. Pictures of youngsters are
especially appropriate for Christ
mas and fond parents and grana
parents are always more than
nleased with such gifts.
There are many types of photos
that are welcome at yuletlde . .
mothers and fathers, the entire
family, the individual pose that
is meant for the friends, In fact
the limitations In photography
are guided by the Ingenuity of
the camera artist.
Home Is Burned,
Friends Lend Aid
MONMOUTH Mrs. Frank
Roblson, whose home burned No
vember 2. with all household
equipment lost, was compliment
ed at a shower Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. P.
M. Schweizer. A large group of
neighbors and friends presented
Mrs. Roblson with miscellaneous
sifts fer her new home. Assist
ant hostesses were Mrs. Barry
Kester and Mrs. C. C. Powell.
The Sub-deb girls' club also
provided gifts for Mrs. Roblson
when 4hey. met at the horns of
Delores Bracken this week.
Salem Heights
News
SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. C.
Graham, president of the Woman s
club, entertained with an all day
meeting at her home Friday. The
time was spent la rug making for
the Children's Farm Home. Any
one having clean wool rags is re
quested to call Mrs. Graham.
Station Xearlv Reedy
It Is reported that the contract
for the sub-postal station has been
signed and the station will soon
be in operation at Poyners store.
The Womans club was responsible
for the petition being circulated.
Dinner Held
A birthday dinner was give"
the D. D. Dotaon- home Sunday
honoring Mrs.' Dotson and Mr.
George Bender, whose birthdays
occur this week." t -
Returns to Portland
Mrs. Lillia Price has returned
to her home in Portland after a
week spent with her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Haldaman
. - . Crais Visits -"
Jack Craig, son of Dtvsnd Mrs.
D. - D. Craig, spent the weekend
with relatives In- Portland.
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Wards has the only train In America that doe all
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just like a real engine cab in a freight yard ! It's the
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chides locomotive with oilless bearings, Render and
5 other cars! Derrick with sand bags! Everything
you need for the most exciting train fun you've
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Stop engine deadl Loose cars will
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Then jack up or drop cars on
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