The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1911, Page 12

GO LEARN WHAT 70 GIVE CHLOREN FOR CHRISTMAS 's a Science in Itself, as You May Have Discovered by Experience. EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT. Teachers’ College Is Showing What to Choose and What to Avoid. ‘What are you going to give to the @hiidren for Christmas? Most Ukely you haven't decided, and @t the last moment you will rush into a Mg toyshop to order the newest thing tm steam engines and the most gally Painted and fragile doll. Wonder why the children tire ¢o quickly of these wonderful toys, @adly conclude that youngsters are an Ungrateful lot nowadays. But you are really more to blame than You will find out why if you visit the exhibit of Christmas gifts for children now being held in the Fduca- Wonal Museum at Teachers’ Aptists, craftsmen, music! kindergarteners, “All toys ought to be usable, durable, iptul, and of @ nature to @timulate social co-operation, In select- Ing @ toy the important questions to be asked are, ‘What can the child do with thie? Does it arouse imagination, in- vention, originality and industry? Or Gees the toy do for the child what the 14 should do for himeelf? HY MECHANICAL TOYS ARE : BARRED FROM LIST. “Does the plaything encourad @hilld to acquire skill or does it do away With this necessity? This Ws the danger @f mechanical toys and the reason why we have barred them from ths exhibit. “A good toy is « stimulus to all forth activity, invention, in. dustry, imagination and skill. sWe have tried to select toys goud in workmanship and material, that @tand the test of hard use necessitated by the child's lack of skill. elso be sanitary, and we have a num- Der of cameos, the use of which courage play in tho open alr, Tecommend playthings which make pos- mble the re-living, under make-belleve copditions, of the domestic, soctal and industrial Mfe of society. A set of house- keeping furnishings is one of the best Bepaibie gifts for a little girl. more satisfactory equipment of the ity youngster's nursery. A corn-stalk flute and a home-sewn doll's dress repre- sent more actual pleasure and develop- ment than thelr expensive prototypes ia the shops, But when gifts are bought they should be the best examples of what has been tested and tried in child Ute. SOME EXAMPLES CHOSEN FROM THE EXHIBIT. Of such examples the © exhibit is full and running over, For in@tance, there are housekeeping toys over which any small girls’ heart must laundry work is board and sad-iron, room, dust-pan, dust-brush For the kitchen is a wonderful coad range, an exact mode! of mother's big one, even down to the coal hod. On it are tiny shining copper kettles and doli's kitchen ware of blue There is even a pair of scales te insure against short weights from Ivory-handled forks and knives and a giltredged tea set complete In plain sight of thetr household fit- tings ts the doll's booth, markable new all-woo! doil, Also its different sizes and stylus a! modelled by American artists and the hand-made clothes lend the last touch white Russian blouse suit, another a red coat and a hat with a red ribbon, while @ Nittle girl doll smiles from a school frock of plaid gingham, WORK DONE BY THE CHILDREN miscellaneous toys is a ols trunk with a ' straps, 4 perfectly-tuned doll's plano . In one corner is a doll house four feet high with a screea doo: @ letter box and a patated pink row tree Slambering over the front. barn with bright red doors and a gee with the house. Then oe tools that do not bend $= xs. completely furnished by the children! ‘SKIRTS S0 TIGHT A FOLDED $1 BILL MAKES "EM BULGE. Accounts for Robbery Increase, Says Baltimore’s Chief who own it. It I# divided into @ living room and a sleeping 5 made in mission style of small, unpainted blocks, In the livin is @ dining table, @ serving table, a couch and several chairs. There is even & telephone againat the wall, the re- ceiver and transmitter being the tiny spools on which silk twist comes. In the bedroom are two beds, a dre a wardrobe and more chat The cover fn the Hving room and the tere between the two rooms are of soft green material, while the color note ts repeated in “art equaren” of green blot- ting paper. ‘Tho whole house tx a per= fect example of the toys children can make for themselves, One of the most Interesting show cases contains a large number of toy sug- gestions to parents of Hmited means. They show the best that may be pro- cured at a cost not to exceed 10 cents. A charming collection of printe and of | beautifully iMustrated children's books is also exhibited, and the ‘model pinay room" attracts the attention of every mother visiting the, ox! exhibition, BAN PUT ON ; ROMANCES OF SCIONS AND FOUNDLINGS. eye | Bay State No Longer Will Allow Its] “ Wards to Be Reared in Homes Having Young of Other Sex. CAMBRIDGE, Maes, Nov. 27.—The Department of Minor Wards of the Btate Board of Charity han decreed that none of its foundlings shall be placed in a family in which there ts another minor of the opposite sex. All chances for a State ward growing up and mar- tying some wealthy child of the family of its adoption are gone. There have been too many cases already where such romances were not desirable, rding to James 1. Fee, head of the department. “Hitherto we did not allow boys and girls over ten years of age to go to homes tn which there were minors of the opposite se: sald Mr. Feo, ‘‘To- day we plan not to allow children of | . | any age to go under any condition. Of teachers and parents have co-operated in the selection of the . The exhibit ts under the au- @pices of the Kindergarten-Primary As- @eciation of the Horace Mann School and the Department of Kindergarten Baucation of Teachers’ College. “Most people don’t knew what to give children,” explained one of the mem- bers of the Kindergarten Association » “Every Chrietmes the poor Youngsters are flooded with inartietic and useless gifts. Parents wish to se- cure the best in the way of pictures, books and toys, but they do not know what is best, why it le best, and where it may be obtained. Good gifts for children really demand the same 9x- eellence in production as those for course an exception to this rule would be made in the case of brothers and alsters. “Otherwise we sh eke of puttt contact with be just enough difference in the re- lationship between the two to make a romance the most probable thing in the world.” never take any two sexes into - oo Warships Back From Morocco, BERLIN, Nov. 21.—The German crutser Berlin and the gunboat Eber have been recalled from Agadir tn Moroeco, whera they have been stationed since the de- of thf year. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Will Close Out Tuesday Women’s Suits and Dresses 185 Women's Tailored Suits Of diagonals, broadcloth, cheviot and mannish mixtufes. This season's models. Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 220 Tailored or Dressy Gowns jeor, crepe satin, eolienne, chiffon over n, corduroy, also navy or black serge. 129.50 to $39.50 Of crepe silk, velvet Heretofore No Alterations Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue An Unusual Offering of NEW MODELS OF Women's Black Broadcloth Coats Full length modi braid’ trimmed, or skunk opossum fur collar; silk ornaments. FIFTH AVENL A HOME FURNISHED TABLE CLOTHS in the new round scalloped design of Ger- man and Irish Linen, enow lex of dress upon the Medium Ladle, “each OBS Seabee ae oS “Time was when women had Berry Spoon, each i Cold Meat Forks, each. . Oyster Forks, 6 pieces sert Forks, 6 picons Medium Forks, 6 pieces Orange Spoons, 6 pieces. Coffee Spovnes, 6 pice = could put a wallet or p days thélr gowns are built so tight that they couldn't slip a folded $1 bill into | them without making them bulge. “There Was another time when women could stick valuabjes, wallotd and purse thelr gowns, but the #e, but nowas | money or amall into the bosoms of 4s button up the would have to but- nd go along to un- | Women carry handbags Speeaebe eases oc see rushes out on them, sharp struggle, if the least bit plucky, but the purse snatcher | There is @ short, | woman is the Ge cansidere Djer-Kise come! me essence concentrie d’une parfum naffince 5 h other, There would | Table forece_ fests Eatract, Toilet Water, Sachet, Face aod Taleum Powder parture of the gunboat Panther tn Jul y Atall Dealers. Send 6c for Alfred ack orp teateare lh H. Smith Co., 38 Ww. ‘33ed St., N. Am 7 ‘Apple Al Be ardent icut, Massachusetts $65 GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE rythi for Housekeeping Automobile Pessat te Your Home WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 15.00 18.50 No Approvals SS ani ll bili, ior Black Broadcloth Coats Full length models, of imported black broadcloth, braid trimmed, satin lined and wool interlined. 18.50 Dressy Black Broadcloth Coats of black broadcloth, velvet and ia ned and wool interlined. 25.00 Fur Collar Black Broadcloth Coats Full length models of black broadcloth ; Persian lamb quilted silk lined; 28.50 3, 37th and 38th Sts. COMPLETELY repevmerrnysesrs to the Bronx and 99% Westchester County, $$ Down on $56 y CHARLES A. KEENE Importer gad @&ter of Diamonds 180 Broadway, New York OFrEN RYENINcs. 2188 TO" @ os Ai a BF 0 Oe re 5 ye — | Thanksgiving Linens —AT ESPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES— TABLE CLOTHS in Patterns, pure linen, full bleached, 66x66 inches; hemmed, ready for use. Special TABLE Seectahed in German HEMSTITCHED SETS, 1 cloth and 1 dozen napkins to match, pure white; size 8x10; value $5. Set 3. 75 HUCK TOWELS, hemstitch- ed, sizes 19x38, pure linen; de- for monogram value 39¢, each... 25c HUCK TOWELS, e: large povapsthenaid handsome dam- ask borde: low white; value 69c, 39c GUEST TOWELS, hemmed and hemstitched. Spe > (7 50 15¢, 19c, 25c& 39¢ ———< THANKSGIVING OFFERING OF Rogers Tri le Plate Table Silverware Spoons, 1, 4 = ws 45 rt Spoons, }4 doz.. 85¢ Table Spoons, \; dor... 89C Butter Spfeaders, 14 doz 89c Fruit Knives, 14 doz.... 95¢ Dessert Knives, 4 doz.. 95c¢ Medium Knives, '; doz. 1,25 Children's Sets, set 50c Children's Sets, set..... 25¢ L. M. BLUMS7EIN, West i25:h St, betw. 7th & 8th Avs. WH HO MMMON HEE TY UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK K1LCHEN—oas | ON ALL CASH SALES. Kitchen Our Liberal Credit Peas $50 Worth $3 Down sic'ef kana Soe Wort $10.00 ‘ - lo own 1 B0.t0 pe ws ta: $150 “ $15.00 “ nt $2.00 § $20.00. “ 3.25 $30.00 “$2.75 ta ta Krovertion, FURNISHED jo Now York’ State, W/TH. 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