Judge — December 1936 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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Trtescopr: This handsome and scientific bit of bric-a-brac can be Crstiat used either for astronomical or anatom. ical studies. Still, $99.95 seems like a lot of money. Y Lewis and Conger have a slew of gee-gaws fitten to thrill the heart of any bri ge maniac. They have other items which might delight almost any maniac. Tatte-Rot: Here's a wrinkle, in economy bridge pad in the form of a roll. $2.00 a pair. new Kem Carps: A deck of these is guar- anteed to outlast ten packs of ordinary playing cards. Nothing short of a hand grenade will harm them and if they get It's all very sim. dirty you wash them ple. $7.50 for two decks. AUTOMATIC SHUFFLER: For tired bridge Drop the deck in plain and it In bakelite. $5.00. players. comes out fancy Evectric Hanp Fan: Summer'll be here in a few months, so you'd better get yours now and avoid the rush. It operates on a heavy duty battery and is made of chrome plate. The fashioned palm leaf will soon go the $2.95. old. way of the horse Prexcit: Here’s a simple arrangement jobody thought of before. An Ever. $1.00. sharp with postage rates inside. These beauti- Mt to the death at the drop of a hat FIGHTING Fist ful babies from Siam fig! The so veddy sophisticated residents of the better neigh. borhoods buy them in batches for aquatic cock fights. The perfect Christmas gift for a sadist. Each fighter, $1.50 to $15.00. The more expensive the tougher. " F. A. O. Schwarz has probably the largest stock of toys this side of Santa's workshop. Junior had some fun here! PicskiN: Far and away the best parlor football game on the market. Unlike its rivals, it demands a modicum of think. ing and football knowledge Toy Trains: Parlor railroading took a long step forward this year. Models are 21 on a much smaller scale, thus taking up less space. They've also figured out how to run two trains on one track and Very com plete, these sets come around $50.00 control the speed of cach. You can get something a bit more pre- tentious for $1,000. Interested? Toy Auto your kiddie a toy automobile for Christ- If you do, we saw a dandy with rg for $250. You might want to give mas. a gas engine and everyt It has one speed forward and makes fourteen m.p.h. Whee! A g ra for this little number can be had for $30.00, Merry as, J War: The reflects itself in the toy world, Christ ior! world situation and toy soldiers are very up to the nute. They're in service khaki as well as the tunics of the swankiest guards regime Every branch of the service is represented rts. Th cluding the convalesce lese ur tunates are all neatly pinked in the shoulder or the leg. For one grand you cin buy two armies with banners, trenches, dugouts, .75's, howitzers, ma- ch guns, tanks, planes, etc. Lay “em out on the living room floor, turn out and The artillery roars and flares, the smell of powder the lights start in diffuses the battlefield, and fa gloire is had aplenty. Junior would like to sug- gest one stage effect. In a distant corner of the room a noncombatant guest might ght new dimes. jingle a handful of bri, Y And as gonned if we can keep from sidling into usual we are just daw. the fetching purlicus (big words, huh?) of that Messrs devilishly ingenious duo, the Abercrombie & Fitch. Other merchants have new gadgets, but A & F and—if you priced just a little bit higher! have “em first, insist— TABLE BADMINTON: Played on a ping. with lighter bats and a fly- weight bird. T. or a friend with one, $22.50, Bats & Bird & Net $10.00. pong table, e, if you haven't or Homi Net, 4 bats and bird BADMINTON regulation 50 height, 4 ft. wide and Heaven help the old folks in the apartment below! Rop ano Reet: A neat little item for any of your slot machine friends who tush to Miami for big game fishing With seat attachment, a downright gift at $650.00 (Yes, that’s right, madam $650.00). ScREWBALL BicycLe: We've seen a lot of lures to tempt fatties into exercising, but this bike is tops. It rides on small counter-wheels on a (Page 42, Judge comicbooks.com