A u gust, 1919 
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SEEN IN THE 
SHOPS FOR THE 
NURSERY 
Purchases may be made 
through the House & 
Garden Shopping Depart¬ 
ment, 19 W. 44 th St., 
New York City. Cheque 
must accompany order. 
A convenient article for the nur¬ 
sery is a “wicker bureau,” with 
jour roomy compartments and 
cover, painted cream or white 
enamelled, at $9.50. Next to it, a 
small-sized clothes rack, $3.75. 
The nursery may be completely furnished with specially sized 
painted furniture of a “peasant design,” in any color desired 
with quaint animal decorations. .4 rush-seated couch, wide 
enough to be used as a bed, comes at $107; the small-sized arm¬ 
chair rocker, S23; armchair, $22; play table, suitable for nur¬ 
sery meals, $28; small settle, $12; side chair, $19 
For the tiny baby comes a 
folding “Kiddie Koop. 
White enamel with animal 
insets, 40" square, $12 
Something quite new and 
original for a more 
grown-up playroom is a 
set of painted furniture 
with toy soldiers as the 
chief motif in the design. 
These wear a bright red 
uniform in contrast to 
the ivory color of the 
furniture. The table, 
$20; book shelf, $18.50; 
toy box, useful as a bench, 
$30; armchair, $20 
