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Show Its a Childs World of Thrills in Shopping for Christmas gift toys has come a long way from the simple and traditional selection of a doll for a girl, or a sled for a boy. Today there are thousands of toys, games, costumes, play equipment and educational toys to choose from forvchildren of all ages. The bewildered adult shopper should keep in mind the age of the child. Most toys today are slanted for a ' particular age group. You may become fascinated with an electric train, or mechanical toy, which you look forward to operating, but think first of the recipient. Your local toy department will help you select the correct toy and here are some helpful gift ideas. Gifts For Infants Soft, cuddly, washable animals s are wonderful for the diaper crowd. A gayly colored mobile to hang in the nursery makes an unusual gift. For toddlers, rubber and plastic toys for the The Christmas Wonderland of Toys tub are fun. "New foam rubber building b'ocks arc safe and musical Animated washable. pull toys are loved by boys and girls. Rock n roll has invated the young crowd with pliable toys on rockers or wheels. Toys From two to four, youngsters go for blocks, simple puzzles, wheel toys, coloring sets, 'tricycles, dolls, inflatable toys and play equipment. When children are four to six, they like simple games, doll houses and furniture (new this year is patio furniture for a doll house), toy telephones, paint sets, scooters, wagons and roller skates. Boys especially like scale model toys of all types, trucks, airplanes and latest model cars. Little girls began to take an interest in keeping house and there is a wide selection of appliances, styled just like mothers. Cooking and baking sets, complete with utensils and sample ingredients are fun for little misses. crib-mate- Mechanical Toys Children of all ages like musical toys. Now you can buy almost- any musical instrument from a banjo, drums or trumpet a toy piano. They are very realistic looking and are usually made of "plastic metal. Favorite Costumes Both boys and girls like to dress up in the costumes of their favorite TV or story-boohero. There are many coloiful choose and practical costumes-tfrom for all ages. A cowboy or cowgirl outfit complete with boots, hat and guns is a sure favorite. You can k o rH - -- g f V ' v5 i'Y"i A musical ChristCUDDLY TOYS FOB SMALL FRY mas for baby will be possible with one of these delightmusical animals. Each has a ful large-siz-e Swiss musical movement that plays a charming mug long-playin- sical Brigham City, Utah Friday, November 23, 1956 Jeppson home were: Mrs. Ser-eikMrs. John Gomez, Mrs. Robert Benavediz, Mrs. Phillip Gover, Mrs. Donald Rodgers, Mrs. Vincent DeNunzio, Mrs. Joseph Florez, Miss Jean Shonka and Miss Marie Cleveland. were Lovely , refreshments served by the hostess. Inventory of the many lovely items completed for the Catholic ladies bazaar to be held Saturday, Dec. 8, at the War Memorial home was the business of the evening at regular meeting of St. Henrys Altar society held Tuesday evening, Nov. 29, at the home of Mrs. Ories Jeppson. Many items have been comgroup pleted by the serving and many items donated by others. All will be for sale at the rectory until time of bazaar. Mrs. John Sereika, president, announced that sale items will be received at her home or at the bazaar. Enjoying the evening at the take-apar- finger-paintin- 5 Box Elder JOURNAL tune. a, Utah Mother featured in THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FABULOUS FORMULA DIET In December LADIES ; HOME now on sale JOURNAL everywhere. ,t , B.F. Goodrich, WHIM ACCOMPANIED BYAPUIT IIONEYVILLE REPORTS: Kou$e of ania clatis GENUINE DUNCAN Honeyville Ward Relief Society Plans TOP Made YO-Y- O Annual Bazaar to Be Held on Dec. 7 in a two car collision near the George Wintle Golf and CounGeorge Hill, son of Mr. and Brigham City Mrs. Otto Hill, arrived home on try club, Saturday night, is in condition at this time. furlough good Friday on a Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reese of from the U. S. Navy. He has been stationed in San Diego, Leslie, Idaho, were weekend Calif. After his furlough he will guests at the home of Mr. and From Petersen. leave for the east for more Mrs. Warren training. While here, Mr. Hill here they traveled to Soda will be married to Miss Shir-len- e Springs, Idaho, to visit with relatives. Nordick of Logan. Mrs. Kary Grant has returned home from Texas where she has been with her husband for a while. He is in the U. S. army. The Honeyville Relief society ladies are busy making beautiful things for their annual bazaar which will be held Dec. 7, in the Honeyville church. Quilts, luncheon sets, pillow cases, crocheted handkerchiefs, and other beautiful hand work will be for sale. President Mary Gardner and her counselors are in charge of the bazaar. They invite everyone to comq out and buy their Christmas gifts. Mr. and Mrs. George Wintle were dinner guests Sunday in gives you Ogden at the home of Mrs. Win-tie- s brother-in-law- , LONGER-LASTIN- G sister and Mr. and Mrs. George Covey. ENERGY! ,Mr. and Mrs. Warren Peterson f and daughter, Joyce, spent Roman Meal Bread's Thursday in Centerville visiting blend of higher at the home of their-and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Der-reprotein grains, plus vitamins, Muir and family. helps you keep cheerful and Mrs. Bin Tolman spent sevif you are eral days this past week visiting energetic especially love its children And dieting. in Ogden with her delicious flavor. Serve it today. and daughter, TVlr. and Mrs. John Mills and family, A DELICIOUS Scott Tolman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tolman, celebrated BROWN BREAD LfGHJ his 9th birthday Sunday, Nov. 18 FORTIFIED VITAMIN his friends at a birthday dinner. Those who attended were Bryon Bingham, Thomas Bingham, James Bing ham, Mark Bingham, Tommy Hunsaker, Steven Hawks, Rex Chlarson and William Wintle. Scott received some very nice gifts. And they all had a good Writ for the time. MEAL BREA! ROMAN .. DIET PLAN Rosemary and Rosemarie Win-tieG Roman Meal Company twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Wintle are spendFISHER MAKING ing a few days in Layton visitand Mr. COMPANY ing their grandparents, Mrs. L. I. Layton. Lake City, Utah Salt a Myr-nIt is reported that Miss Hunsaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hunsaker BREAD of Honeyville, who was injured ( choose from Robin Hood, enfiregineer, spue cadet, Indian, man and policeman suits fur boys. Girls will like a nurses uniform or Indian costume. Educational Toys To stimulate learning at an early age, there are simple puzt building toys, zles, toys and blocks, sots and gomes. At six to eight, children enjoy sporting equipment, electric trains, hobby crafts, parlor games, model building, dolls and with varied wardrobes gym Outdoor toys. building equipment and junior bikes are appropriate, loo. Catholic Ladies Take Inventory of Items By Mrs Our Complete of unbreakable A jMciMiwj TILL CHRISTMAS Y t git plastic y LAY-A-WA- DOLL PARTMENT SMALL . DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE UNTIL CHRISTMAS . CONVENIENT TERMS TOO I t&j 0 to lm w mh 1 f, Vi" Deluxe vO ei BETSY WETSY DOLL Drinks, Wets, Cries This brand new doll drinks, wets, ertee real tears, blows her dum,. and goes tu sleep , Lustrous rooted Saran hair can be washed, waved and shampooed. Complete layette in eludes: dress, bonnet, cotton howder puffs, bottle and nipple, bar of baby soap, clothes pins, shirt aiul diaper. ROMAN MEAL BREAD , Yes, son-in-la- ll Deluxe GIFT WRAP Assortment Sag $2 00 SPECIAL Here Is your complete Chrlstma wrapping kit . . . coated paper, including 18 large aheeta of Titanium 5 aheeta of Fourdrimer tissue, 6 hanks of gleaming 20 Lustre Ulo Ribbon, 70 gift seals, gltt cards and foil gift seals . . . son-in-la- at B. F. No hunting for burned out lamps as each lamp burns 99 Value An Outstanding Available only Goodrich Dealers SET MULTIPLE-LIGH- T .? Independently. Reg. $2.C0 special VI HERE'S FUN FOR LITTLE ATHLETES yyr ANYONE CAN BE AN ARTIST QUALITY OIL PAINT SET Thrt larg t panels, ll JL Jjtl T i!i 12' x 16' All numbered FLOOR MODEL PUNCHING BAG BASKETBALL GOAL rSANlASPEC,AL$59 Ready to paint, already mounted. Paint jars numbered, have screw caps. Three artist brushes, bottle of brush cleaner, instructions. Three different subjects. 4 g A I A Official size basketball goal welded for extra long life. Bright orange finish. Net taped to ring with nylon. s . 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