The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1935, Page 21

“Boom” Hit Santa’s Pack to Be Heavi Tovville’s Market--- e & —scpeed toys—building tcys—toy and Mary might exp of the 1a Santa’s pack things Johnny {his By CHARLES NORMAN NEW m n Toy {g{g a1 Uglfi G - o yes r, heavier mming with new toys—streamlined toys is just a sample of some than ever, will be work, Here, according tc ¢t on Chs that really Santa, ‘toys that sting youngsters. can make their own toys, if they wish cement-mi that mix cement, ts with which JJohnny s for microscopes in industry. work” sets with Wt n house that nstaliment” er the initial g it to >n the farm Farm ar ines, and t number of children and adults— v ed by trains and tr automatic gatemar nd waves at t r, Costlier have a whistle that like the real thing— to make commuting fath- the station when they | 3 this year enougrk ers run for ‘e numberless—and real- | children, says the toy group, | The Dionne quintuplets | ed boost the “birth rate” i while not new for | Streamlining, oys, has been brought to the 10-cent 0" dvision for the first time. Fifty ov-and new designs in playthings, | 3 the combined efforts of | an 400 manufacturers, will fiom the larger pack of Santa | ar to: delight America’s chil- YULETIOE HAS BEEN MOVABLE FEAST PERIOD IN R Wuhum a moment’s pause, the wireless make it known To dear old.Santa Claus, That Papa’s Boy and Mamd’s Joy, And Sister’s Precious Mite, While glad bells clung will gaily hang His stocking up tonigha! “Tingling! Tingling! Hellc, hello! Is that you Sana, ‘ear? Be sure your 'veindeer hear your ‘Whea'! When you are pusing here. What's that? You'sl come and bring ¢ drup A jumping-jack @« ball, And other toys lor iirde boys? Deoe Saim, you're best of all!™ *Tis Christmas morn, and to his shop Old Santa homeward flies; *Tis five o'clock, but vpen pop The baby’s roguish eyes. | We're dead for sleep. but out we creep instituted a | 8| a decree of Pop2 , between 1 A D. and 154 A. D, W a movable feast. In- ‘zed, it was the most movable of all the Christmas festivals. Tt was usu- y celebrated by the eastern of the Christian church in or May, while in ths western | Europe days in Janu: or r months were observed as tmas A. D. 327 St. Cyril, bishop of m, obtained from Pope Ju- lius T authority to appoint a com- | mission to determine, if possible, the precise day of Christ's nativity. times of occurrence of certain events | of the same period of the Roman | of Palestine, the theol- | of the eastern and w"smrn’ isions of the Christian Church‘ eed upon December 25 as the ate of the birth of Jesus, and there- | upon this became Llw* officially de- | creed and gene: pted Christ- | mas day. | A new C Alaska Spruce and Hemlock Lumber & b T 1 ] Wmdows And dress at once to get What Santa kind, has left behind For Toddlekins, our pet. From Pole to Pole there’s surely not A babe more pleased than he. And how he crows, the heppy tot, And gurgles in his glee. The jumping-jack, the ducks that quack, The drum, the horns, the ball, The chicks that peep, the horse, thi sheep, He tries to eat them all! On this his first glad Christmas lark The toys with blocks he pelts, He makes old Noah wish the Ark Had landed somewhere else! A soldier blue he breaks in two, A puncture gives the drum, He fills the air with legs and hair, And then—he sucks his thumb! dla) ATAY A AT AT The Scnd-Man's wrtly come to town, . And soft is muvver’s lap; Clear up the wreck and snuggle down *Tis time to take a nap. Then rock-a-bye, close each blue eye, Rest, my darling, rest! (He's fast asleep, with baby sheey Hugged tight against his breasi!) © Western Newspaper Unlon. 47 Py 4.4 GREETING YOU:— With every friendly wish V for a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! BERT ELSTAD INSURANCE.. May happingss and best of health, 2 sacazit ! Good times, good friends, a share of wealth ln every happy way unite 1 To make your Christmas Juneau Lumber £V VTNV N 2y . " D AU U LUy L s e § most enjoyed. ills, Inc.