Dolls Hove New Realism
THE TV INFLUENCE: Boon companions for the nursey crowd are
stuffed animals from the TV show, Huckleberry Hound.
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KfIGH STYLE DOLLS: These long-legged dolls are outfitted in high
style from head to needle pointed toes.
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Toyland has a bumper crop of
dolls this year. Designers have
come up with a record variety
of infant and toddler types that
cry, feed, crawl and wiggle with
exiting realism. t
Special attention is given to
exact physical characteristics
of dolls which represent the diff
erent ages of childhood, reports
Toy Guidance Council.
One life-size doll family with
members ranging in age from
six months to six years is model
ed on measurements and weights
which government statistics re
port as average for the various
ages.
Every conceivable' health and
good grooming aid is packaged in
neat carrying kits for the doll
mother. Double purpose bed
carriages foH away. -There is a"
toyland counterpart for the latest
thing in baby play pens, a ‘ny
lon mesh model. A new doll
house folds up for easy'storages: ;
The latest word * in “fashion is
demonstrated toy dolls ' of; Pi ages.
Bulky sweaters, jersey leotards
blue Jeans, balloon skirts propped
by multi petticoats, nee^e point
shoes, sun glasses, terry stoles,
and thong sandals are all in the
teen-age doll’s wardrobe.
Improvements in rooted .synthe
tic hair give the doll mother un
limited scope for hairdressing ex
periments. One new doll also
has a new flexibility. It is de
signed with 16 different joints
which permit realistic movement
in all directions. *
The stuffed animal department
emphasizes sleepy eyed, cuddly
companions designed to make go
ing to bed more attractive to the
very young. One group includes
the television friends of Huckle
berry Hound.
Pleasing Men
Is Easier
Pleasing a man is every wo
man’s problem, but new ideas in
the men’s department are making
man^pteasing an easier task.
The size problem has been sol
ved by gift certificates. The
right color and pattern combina
tions are packaged this year in
attractively wrapped ensembles:
tie, belt and socks, for example.
But let’s visit the different count
ers for some Hew ideas.
Neckwear: Added color, and bol
der design are evident this season.
Jewelry: He may like the stark
simple, modern designs in cuff
links and tie bolder sets, or repli
cas of antique pieces. Watches
offer a wide price and style,
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Stockings:* Socks that are self
supporting and rise to a height
iust under the knee are popular.
Handkerchiefs: The newest come
in over-size squares land carry
sporting motif prints. Folded di
agonally, these may be worn as
neckerchiefs with open collar
sport shirts.
Gloves: Some of the new leath
er gloves are washable. Knits
come in brilliant sweater shades,
some with ski sweater patterns.
Mufflers: A new departure is
the reversible. Some change col
or from one side to the other,
others switch from silk to wool,
while others change patterns.
The 9cardigan is a wool muffler
that buttons in front and has
pockets lor cigarettes..;
Casual wear: Corduroy is pop
ular in rfelkialpfe clothes, this sea
son. Ancient plaids is the thing
in robes. Soft leather . slippers
come in ia variety of colors while
soft leather boots are;, suitable
•for both indoor and outdoor wear, y
• Luggage; Start him wjthdft two-'
suiter and later add * matched
pieces. , , ...
...Other suggestions:: Ah -electric
r^zor, ;a, shoe, shine fcit^-a new mod
el comes'equipped. with electric bii
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ffer-—a gas fueled lighter with ad
justable flame, or—for tan off-beat
gift—a band vacuum -cleaner for
sprucing up the car.
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