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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1955)
ft" .''; HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY NOVFMPCT 24. IBM PAGE EIGHT I e HW li tin) ' ft i Ce i Illl'illll III! W "LET'S PLAY SAFE" is a game mad up of (raffle markers that tells Its own gift story. It's by X-Acto. Jhe passing hydraulic dump is a Buddy L. WW;---!p"l' ' " 1 HE'LL HAUL LOADS of fun around the yard, with this handsomely designed tricycle appropriately named , Tow Trike. . "BLOX CARS" CARRYING the ABC'l make up this train with engine and caboose, for 'toddlers who love to pull about. Called Kocomotive, it Is by Kusan. i iff ' , H UNDISPUTED MAN - OF . THE YEAR IN PLAYLAND, Davy Crockett inspires regalia and equipment that promises to be among Santa's most favored gifts for little girls as well as boys, says the American Toy Manufacturers Association. Sturdy fringed suits shown here are by Ben Cooper. Frontier Home, ' byHalsam. Davy's "gee-tar" by Mattel. ' FRONTIERSMEN, JUNIOR GRADE, WILL TAKE to the culinary arts seriously this Christmas, it is anticipated, with "chuck wagon" sets such as this equipped with cans of real Camp bell's pork and beans, cook book for the cowgirl and real camper's Icettle, by Amsco. MINIATURE MEDICAL KITS Miniature .medical kits not fea tured among toys for Christmas gifting are looked upon by some people as helping to diminish the Apprehension youngsters natur ally feel toward doctors. PINT 8IZE REPLICAS Pint sized replicas of things the; see their parents use dally, are outstanding among the toys for both girls and boys, in Santa's collection lor tnis year. 1 1 j0Wh IT .'jQI vn Pa ? L OOUS DOLLS 1W Every unr- W Love To Hoa ' Tree vjn Under ' , Christmas KAorn . AU Sizes Large Selection 1 ow Priced V-v S " rim. i 110 JUST DOWN holds your purchase until Christmas! Thrifty Variety ilflf 1 A -i 3930 So. 6h Ooen 9 to 9 Phona 3445 INCLUDING SUNDAY WE give green stamps Santa Recognizes 'Davy' As Playground 'Man of the Year' In Toyland the man of the year is a Tennessean who died lit yean ago defending the Republic of Texas. The tall hunter- came to life again early this year when the younger generation sat before their television screens and watched his adventures ' with IndUns, b'ars, regular soldiers and frontiersmen. The Toy Manufacturers of the U.S.A. have been busy ever since making rifles and fringed jackets. roonskin caps and flintlock pistols. .nodcl frontier forts, guitars, dolls and games bearing the name of Davy Crockett. The new hero has taken his place in the hearts of America's young sters. They don't love their familiar Western favorites any the less, they've just added the new comer to the legendary band. Ready For Christmas Frontier life, whether in Tennes see, Texas, Oklahoma or Wyoming fascinates today boys and gins. Once they've made the acquaint ance of a hero of the past, nothing will do but that they copy his clothes, tote his guns, read books and play games about him. Oirls must have dolls that look like mm. This Christmas parents will make their selections for the young voodsman or cowboy from the most interesting collection of high quality games, dolls, clothes and non-lethal guns ever presented. . And of course the junior frontier has to have its Indians. For' the young brave there are very authentic war bonnets, suits with two-color Indian designs, rub ber tomahawks, bow and arrow sets. The young squaw, decked out in her fringed costume, can sit in f m . : BUYS A FAMOUS t ELI TO GIVE For CHRISTMAS ' 3375 BOUOUtT Tiniest flew lecuritt "Pilile" styling it t tin pnu. 39 AVIY Htndsoma sew style wKli . melehini fold lilies u- pinuon una. '55 DIBORAH Delifhlfully fetkioned liny new trillion. 19 jewel movement . 65 Fin 19 itwd movtment. 8 lick inliy hour mirktrt Mb2tl. Unuiuil! $71so lADr HOINtONAII 21 itweli. idjuslKj. I4K ilunl lold-lillnl Pelile Kyle use oi oeeuly. y IANCII . Self-winding Shoefcmei. J ' Uc. Weleiprool. Geld l tilled eipinnon bend. wrffc ukWmIiui v4w V DUIAPOWIR MAINSPRme r her wigwam and make mocassins and beaded belts from craft kits. Both cowboys and Indians have guns and Santa has plenty of safe. authentic, locking rifles, pistols and revolvers. He has forts from which mock battles can be waged, and tiny models of log cabins and frontier stage coaches which youngsters can put together. ,- Music In Picture There was music on yesterday's frontier and there is music on today's. Even the smallest Indian can have a tom-tom or rattle. And the young cowboy, after a hard day of ropln' and brandin' can wnue away the evening until moiner cans playing his geetar. Who says America's frontier days are in the past' Certainly not me younger generation. Fre)-dt)t WtX MM H WlfW PritdM.lnri. 4. tu JEWELERS RIGHT IN FOCUS for Christ mat giving a pair of fine binoculars In cowhide case with detachable strap. 'By. Bsutch & Lomb. MAKING LIKE DAD AT THE OFFICE is made possible for Junior with every chance for little siste to play secretary, with phone sets; like these, furnishing true-to-adult life inter com sets by Kemco and phone by Steel Stamping, - I. , " i ' , i r sf- l LLeiuud I 'mi ill I i erf n I I dd I ALL ABOARD FOR A' CUTE, EXCITING RIDE with a gaily .colored plastic locomotive which recites selected passages from toolden Hook s amusing lootle Train. By Ideal. 88 FOR LITTLE SISTER, a doll almost as big as she is, to take for a walk Christmas morn. This one is Sweet Sue. By American. COMFORT THE YOUNG Books and games designed to while away hours foe young folks make specially good gifts for those who are sick abed during the hoi-, iday season. MORE ATTRACTIVE GIFTS. 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