The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1935, Page 26

New Toys Combine Education With Recreation TO THE PEOPLE OF JUNEAU! : The Mayaer, the Councilmen and all other officials of the City of Juneau extend to everybody their best wishes for a Merry Christmas. TSR LSRR TR ST R LN N W Learning to weave s 3 . B - . i S hoimb i e practical traini f the child as well as his % Toys of educational character, which imitate in the practical training o W 8 X salistic miniature and science, | amusement. More than $200,000,000 will be’spent & 4 : sealigtin minjature the tosl kinns e ah i\n ":llll‘4l States this year for gifts for the play- u' e WISh tO thunk the people 0{ Iunedu fOl' thelr ey co-operation in Civic affairs the past year, and to express the belief that our community will continue to progress so long as the citizens manifest an active, wholesome interest in every matter that concerns the city’s welfare and advancement. take up most of the room in Santa’ American toy manufacturers have directed their efforts to designing playthings which combine ture education with recreation. Building sets, chemistry child outfits, aerodynamic wheel toys, movie projectors, motors. astronomical equipment and mi jature industrial new peak, apparatus arc among the toys which contribute to year. 10 per cent increase over last year. Minia- vels which should delight thc heart of any e been created with the use of lights and The doll birth rate has also soared to a reaching the $25,000,000 mark this 4 " winter models. Some are ‘worn|bird scarfs with a boa of breast|§ i 3 | thrown back from the forehead ove, | feathers encircling ‘the throat and ¢ ’ ’ _‘mc shoulders, while others a a {wings poised on one side. Rich blue ilmy bilack npet circle or a squar:|violet, henna brown and green are % ; 5 MANTILLA | vard of colored tulle. falling over | favorite plumage colors. Black and | Y I | the face and shoulders. | blue wetre the most popular hat By all pulling together in the right spirit we can make 1936 the brightest, most satisfactory year in Juneau'’s history. .»w = | The bats they trim are small—a hl};}*v . ki 4 black felt toque pinched up on t ‘0 kgep steplulif. thaSgmititary © LATEST MODES! i Yovu e Gghes na: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! 3 { Napoleonic felts with goldcock- & R ad and “marshal™ tricorns fin- I. GOLDSTEIN, hed with aigrette spikes: ¥ New Style Shows, Stress|*" 4 3 i spattered with blac P The entpire collection stressed [fg R Height—Reminiscent The ‘bird bats and muffs, br Heght, eltiier in crpypg or iy trimey Mayor = of World War ! ng memories of the gay nine [ SR e YOr ‘I’i A | hundreds, made everyonesstare on | Wore Same " _ S the opening day. Some of the chap-| 7 By ADELA}D!- KERR | eaux had two bright birds fastened | Cap f("' v g 21. — Waistlength | right in front, their wings sweedhiz | 37" Yoqps = 5 1““ '»)rd hats, searfs | backward; as thotigh they had' jast |* 5 o and muffs, evoking shades of Gaby |poised in flight. Others were ‘ird- et SR p G D are the latest 1936 millinery | breast toques mounting to a peaked | \5?’*“"‘1"”"‘“- Ark., ”"‘I" “t';“\- D, = notes shown in Agnes’ new' collec- | ridge or finished with bird of para- jlson has a new cap—his first in| N P T G et wooping uek o 11 s 8o vas & prny ot YK T N IE L e a ekl e AL S S Ll nost voluminous veils Paris|down under the.chin. With them [CAD" the IArmer COMREn€r | * | on s > v " “gem LT @ h sirice the war, falling in | went flat Teather muffs, sometimes | discarded the headgear which be L WGWWW%&%!&&&%&Q&%&@&%@gfi;&m@fig 3D B B ) B R o like a bridal veil to the| having two birds with outspread |had been wearing since 1ts purchase 5 . 4 waist, top many of the designers | wings splashed right in fxont. and | Towa in 1898. v 33 il e 7 I SEEOEEEEDRESIOSBR ISR 21 § 4 s S s D Christmas May you and Luck and Laughter and Happiness and Good Cheer Be Very Close And All Best Wishes ; : for A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! Together 'I'h'roughout a BRIGHT NEW YEAR! JUNEAU MOTOR . COMPANY PSP b g e P g b