Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1923, Page 102

) > THE SUNDAY STAR, WASIHINGTON, D. .- GRAVURE SECTION —DECEMBER 9, 192 Christmas Tovs This big monkey is not exactly a pretty fellow, but he makes a splendid e playriale. He came all the way from f()l‘ (.lllldl‘(’!ll Europe to go into the toy department B . of a local store. T iye— Novelties from all corners e Aregular . men 1€ of the world thrill the y from ifce lroy o department — an elephant, a walking bear and a bear whotravels on wheels. The modern doll house is thoroughly equipped. And it is fashioned like the up-to-date bungalow voungsters of At right: Nellie s hats for a The newest thing for boys is a real boy-size coupe. designer. It is fully equipped, except that it has no motor. Bat- But Nellie is only a teries supply electric lights, and curtains are hung at doll. with wistful the windows. \ eyes and high \ French heels At right: These are dolls, although they look very much like real live girls. Who would not be a boy again — e cially at Ch mas time? Most boys love mechanic- al toys—and the local toy de- partments are catering to them this year. ‘Wonderful elec- trical trains, boats that real- ly travel through the water and steam engines with power — all these are awaiting the trip of Santa Claus. And dolls have complete wardrobes. the very finest of garments, packed into neat little trunks.