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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND) THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1917. '-. : - - ..--.V- 1 M 5 PRUSSIA'S DEBAUCH OF FREEDOM WIIX BE DESCRI BED IN NEXT SUNDAY'S JOURNAL ' I , club calendar - 1 " ' ' ' SOCIAL CALENDAR , ' . . :..--vv'" - - :- - . ' .- '.:;.. - -.' v'--,;. - W-UJ "WiwswyAK - . ; ' ' 'rtJsj, Bewmhr It - y - , ;. -. ;';,---v' - "v -v.;,: .'iv..., . ,.- -"-v.' vvf -:, --.,......- .-- - , . . Red Cross unit First PreebytarU church la First PrsbTteriAa -. Christmas pareant and danc at Multnomah hotel tAwociatkm t . - mm -f -' 'a, 4, 'j f yeW . . mmm ; : . : ; .1 church hoW at 1 oSJck- - 077"" ca?reu m7Mnu , ,of Collegiate Alumnae... -flrif ',iri!,ii;,;tt't;-"-i-s''-v-i,.., ;-r ;'i'-N?A F'-VT 4' -. ' v W aS I " ' A A ' AT 1 I 1 2 Km I i t Ta'- x 1 i yt : t- " ' ' Portland Wobu'i club at t o'clock. Hotel If tUtnomah. . Speakers. ' f &X'n. t:30 o'clock. ?A i , ii'v; VJllat wOClUl wlO Ol , ALIlV' iLU ' ' l',-- " ' Dr.John H. Boyd and A- R. G.phrU , , "nM-' "P" Irvington club dance at 8 :0. - --- - .; J ?-.'- L -l' " 4- 'I . ae' wl - tews.V' wV . e44"" wvv; -iVI . r . . , T..' - - Christina pacaant and tr eaxtr or Aaaodatlon f CoU ' Rote Ctty, Park club ragtiiar dnca at clubhoiMO, :& o'docavjj? : -, tAv.y;-. ; - ! ? , i; r .-' -"-'' 1 J- 4a ... ; i V IccUU AlumiiaTVtHotetMuUnwnih atf4 .fTTT?1?? Society ' Girl Is On Way to 15 Toronto Miss Genevieve Brooke to Spend 7 Christmas With Sister Mrs. Lewis 4s Recovering. ISS GENKVIBVE BROOKE left thla " mornfns for Toronto, Canada, to vJoln her. mother, Mra, Edward Brooke, and pass Christmas with her sister, Mrs. . Richard ,V, Look (Ma.rgraretta Brooke). Mrs. Brooke and , her daughter passed . the summer, here, and Mrs. Brooke left (or the East In the fall, accompanying Iter sister, Mrs. C, Hunt Lewis, to Mayo Bros,' hospital In ' Rochester, Minn., where Mrs. Lewis underwent an opera tion. - Miss Genevieve Brooke remained here with Mrs. ' Lewis' children and has been here since that time. Mrs. Lewis is now home and is rapidly recovering. .... ... . . .The Irving-ton dub will give an Infor mal dance at the clubhouse Friday eve v ning. Dancing will start promptly at 8 sSft. , Much interest is being taken in -this party and a large attendance is ex pected. Mrs. W. H. M. Drescher Is chairman, and will be assisted by Mes dames Ernest Allmen, Wallace Shearer, Sidney Rasmcssen, Nagel Sealy and C P. Scott. : t The Ladies' Aid of Lincoln M. E. church. East Fifty-secondhand Lincoln streets, "will give a bazaar and social Friday evening at 8 o'clock., There - will be " fancy work, cakes and. other cooked dainties on sale and a program . will be given, including a recitation by . Miss Roma Glllihan and nongrs by the Franklin High School Girl's Glee club. n TlSS FRANCES GILLv who wiil take ptomiricnt part in a Ml Christmas ' pageant, a dramatization of an ; old t English I 1 . . .1 . 2 . - t TJ-fj : I amac parry ax. uinsnnas vunc. 10 uc jivcu x- iiuay stsuujj Pag The Madeleine church in Irvington r. 4, wn .. v. . TITJ 1 1 with a dinner at 8 o'clock. The women of the parish are in charge of the vari-i ous booths and dinners are being served each evening under the -direction of " Mrs. T. J. Murphy. The bazaar will close Saturday evening. ...Kappa Kappa Gamma soroiity will meet Friday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Leonard Jeffers, 1077 East Davis Street. The Colorado society will meet Friday evening at W. 0."W. hall at Tenth and Taylor streets. It ' ' , ' ' . v ? , . :; Si 4 7.V - V x- -' 7';f4 L',r .?v-!. Vi S-- . ss ,iv v. 'vx,v ; ,i eant Is To Be Held; Friday Event Promises ' to Be ..One of Most! Important' of Social -'. " Season.. - ' v Br VelU Winner s i 1 11 ILW'. 1 U1.CO VtHw. fiYIR VRREN Q PARTRIDO& Soldier Horsemen il Will Participate! The Chamber of Commerce has been asked to encourage the military exhi bition to be held at Camp Lewis on December 15 and 16 under the aus pices of the remount depot for1 the benefit "of the 35,000 troops of the JsTinety-flrst division. . Captain , J. W. Jackson writes: ' .i--Ji , fEach organization, of , the . division wDl; takes, an active -part both in the : review and the general program dui lng which the men of the remount de . pot service will put on exhibitions of western horsemanship. We do not be leve a greater body of horsemen has ever been gathered together than we ' have in our 200 men, a large number t of whom have competed annually in the , great contests at Pendleton, Cheyenne. Miles City, California, Canadian and - "Etery effort is being made to make the exhibition of sufficient interest to 4 the people of Portland and other cities of : the northwest to warrant their . coming here In very considerable num bers. - Not only will it he interesting to them, but opportunity will be af forded to Inspect entire Camp Lewis . and .visit with friends or relatives "who may now be here In the service of the government." . tnuwimiaiiiwwttiit L- FRATERNAL' NOTES The annual homecoming of Samaritan lodge, I. O. O. F.. was . attended by a large -. number . of members, their fam Hies and friends. . The hall was occu pied to capacity, by a delighted audience as the program began. K. J. Nolan, past grand, made the opening" address of welcome. Miss Bernlce Helme gave a piano selection and enoore. Miss MeTba Brownrigg delighted the little ' folks with a recitation. G. A. Johnson, con ductor of Samaritan lodge, made an ad dress. . A patriotic tableau, "Little Alice Brown," was participated fh by a num ber of members and children. E. Malwyn Evans gave a recitation. ' Ralph Osvald.1 secretary of the : lodge, operated the. fish pond, which -yleUJed the most won-, derful catches to every fisher. Cards and dancing followed. The members of Portland lodge. Loyal Order of -Moose, : Wednesday night elect ed R. T. Burns prelate to fill the unex pired term. The : committee in charge of the dedication of the new temple at Fourth and - Taylor- streets will meet Sunday at 2 p. m. to make arrangements for that event. - . . . ' Gresham calnp. M. "W. A., will lfold an open, meeting at. that - place :. Friday night to hear fraternal addresses by J. O. Tate, head 'auditor, and JWV7. Simmons, state -manager. Two ' moving picture reels will be shown, at the. the atre, and then, the members-of the. M. W. A. will adjourn, to their new hall for a stag social. The admission to the lec tures, and moving pictures will .be a smiling face. Green sm camp has elect ed' the : following ' officers : C. S. Wal rod. venerable consul': H. Bolhman, ad visor; C- 8. LlndQuest, banker; C S. McCormack, olerk ; R. Kaser. escort ; Fred Floos, watchman ; L. Watrod. sen try; Alfred HanmjL, manager. - m - The following officers of Cosmopolitan lodge. Knights of Pythias, were elected Monday . night : H. Frledlander, ' chan cellor oommander t George Layman, vloe chancellor M. Crouse. prelate ; A G. Thompson,,, masterpf work ; H. L. Born, keeper of records and seal ; L. C Otto. master of exchequer';. W. 8. Titus, mas ter of finance; C T.-SmlthT master at arms; J. H. Mayer, trustee; E. J. GU- son. Inner guard ; L. J. Stoops, ooter guard. The lodge meets every Monday night In Alisky hall. ;-?.;v. ; . e ' s The members of Star lodge, I. O. O. F., tonight will be hosts to Samaritan lodge, which will attend In a body4 and will put on the work of the third -degree for a class of candidates.- Many members of other lodges -have been Invited to at tend this gathering of "three linkers" at Killingsworth and' Union avenues and there-is sure to be a large number of visitors. SK. J. Nolan and a team of caretDlly- instructed participants will de liver the, Important work In an Impres sive .manner. , e e e -"Anchor ; council. .' Knights and -Ladles of Security. Wednesday night had .the F. of A. .hall well filled with happy dancers arid caid players. Whan wrttins to - er-ealHos ' ra adi limn plasaa mBtlcn the' same ot - The joornaL Exquisite Blouses; Specially This-is the welcome Tjiews from-our Waist section for to morrow and Saturday. ' V . . ',' You can: profitably purchase your Gift Blouses during these two days.. .... . . . , , .. .. . , ; ,' The Assorfanent is Quite Unusual The Values Most Exceptional $3;95 Attractive New i Sweaters Reduced 25 ; In Excellent Tim for Gift Purposes Practical and very acceptable gifts are these beautiful sweaters, repr senUng as they- do our enUre stock. Sillc Sweaters 1 Fibre Sweatees Wool Sweaters The "finest Qualities In silks the popular slip-over .effects in wool. The prettiest shades in Fibre. All fresh and from our regular stock. Many have never even been tried on. Arid All to be Sold at 25 Off Include . lace-trimmed, I hand-embroid- ered and beaded . Georgette; Crepes; in. air colors also heavy , qualify Creperde Chines,' some tailored, others J semi tailored models. fu. $4.95-Blouses An excellent variety In high and low-necks. Georgette Crepes,- frilled, ribbon and lace trimmed creations all the favored : colors. i A splendid assortment of high qaalitr Crepe ; v de Chine Blouses are prominent in this hoi--' Iday offering. -". . . ,- - ' . i i IITHAT promises to be one of the most delightful and successful social al fairs of the holiday season is the Christ mas pageant and dancing party to be given Friday- evening at Hotel Multno- mah by the Portland ' chapte. ' Assocla tlon of Collegiate Alumnae. Miss Elisa beth Burrows, a member of the chapter, is . author of the - pageant. . which is . a dramatisation of an old English house party at Christmas time ' during the reign of King George.' Mrs..B H. Me CoUlster Is the director of the pageant and Mrs. J. K. Tudley Is chairman of the ' costume committee. . The pageant will be riven promptly at t:S0 and at 9:S0 dancing will commence. - Following Is a complete cast of char acters for the pageant: i llpisode I Manor Blouse Greetings. Chairman of Unit .....Miss Sally Sabln Lord of the Castle . .'. Prof. Kelley Rees of Reed College Lady of the Castle . .Mrs. Forrest Fisher Children of , the Castle . t... ........ ....Miss Jane Kanaler Sfaster Alfred Taylor Lord ot Misrule .Vernon Ruedy Ladv Wassail ...Mrs. E. H. MoCo Ulster Page .........Master James Devendorf Episode II Investiture of Lord'of Misrule and -' Eoisode III Blesslnr of the Mistletoe. Chairman of the two units. Miss Emma Grlebeu Drnlda. Miss ' Emma GxiebeL Mil Ethel Wateman. Miss Marlon Schneider. Seasons. Mrs. H. Ashley Ely, Miss Vat sta.nfieid. Miss Beatrice lxtcae. i Mlsa Grace Mackenzie. - i Episode IV Bringing In of the Tula ' Log. j Chairmen of unit. Miss Frances GUI I Woodley . I Foresters, George Bronaugh. Rui TCaufman. Haricv .Stevens. - Master of Games George Wolfe Robin Hood Edwin Wright The Fool can uunmort Eoisode V Ou-intmas Carols. "God Rest Ye. Merry Gentlemen." "The First Ts,-l-vl - Chairmen of unit. Miss Grands GUI and Mrs. Otto Wedemyer. Director of singers. Professor Ott Apollo cluo singers, k. v. isjng. u. n. TTinun. Ralnh Fsrvo. Profeseor Otto Wedemyer, Culver Osgood, William Rosa. iniiir. Miaa rTances oiii. Episode VI Song by Lord of Misrule. Vernon Rueoy. Episode VII Morris Dances, rrhalrmaa of unit. Miss Rachel King. Dancers. Mrs. Kelley Rees. Miss Fran ces Jones. Miss Jean Wold. Miss Rachel King. ; Episode VIII Christmas Games and Merriment, all the merry revellers. ir.nixwla TV St. Oeorare Plav. In charge of Professor Harold Marion of Reed college. - , - Director ;..Mlss Margaret Twohy Father Christmas a. .... . .Miss Virginia Mackensie St. George ......Mies Consuelo McMillan King Alfred Miss Mary Town Bend UIm LTendeur-Chultnan King William ...Miss Annette Leonard King Cole Miss Marie Brobet Giant Blunderbore ..Miss JuUa Harrison t itti jwk Miss Muriel Nlcholl Dr. Ball ... Miss Winifred Miles Dnioii A Live One Ireland y Boar's Head Procession. vr..t.- r-ric . R. G. Kin Lady Wassail .Mrs. E. H. McOolUster Page ...".Master JamesDevMdoTf Fiddler .. : , .MissFranoes Gill . Foreeters. Robin Hood. The Fool and everybody. - - - Old English refreshments. Chairman of refreshment 'committee. Miss Pauline Glballe. Chairman of deooratlng - oonunltte. Miss Ethel Griffith. Poster committee. Miss Alios WUhelm and Mies Ethel Clark. Chairman of dance committee, Mrs. Jo seph With row. Patronesses, Miss Mary Frances Isom. Mrs. Vincent Cook, Mrs. Frances R. Behrends. The second of the series of silver teas given by1 the Progresstvs Woman's - . . . , - . SI W rm. .In I league ai ue nuiuv vi ou. v.m XsiieiSOXl W WBU VWIut7sA enjoyable affair. ' A part of the after Boon was devoted to the hemming of the tea towels for the ' soldiers. Mrs. E. Johnson received the prise for the best work. Mrs. Alice K. shearer and Mrs. S. S. McGrew presided at the tea table. The next tea will be given at the borne of Emily Potter Duke, 1227 East Lin coln street, December -21. The auxiliary to Company F. Eight eenth railway engineers, will meet this evening In the tea garden of the Mult nomah hotel The affair will be In the nature of a social, with cards, dancing and other , amusements. Light refresh ments will be, served. All members and their friends are urged ts attend and Join tn the merrymaking. The Secret of the Whit Visiter YOU see everyone heard about : the Strange Visitor or Ghost. And all hid in their houses, and didn't dare. to put a foot on the ground. It wag comi cal to see them all poking their heads out of their top windows and peeking aoorc. to catca a sight of the monster! But Teddy Possum was on the ground kicking up his heels, and laughing as If he would burst off all the buttons of his vest. And Mr. Wolf and Mr. Fox beard all that Teddy Possum said, and they tried to hide behind two trees, because they were so ashamed. . But all the Lit tle People saw Mr. Wolf and Mr. Fox slinking off Into the woods, and Teddy followed them calling loudly. "Oh, yon heroes I Dont be . afraid of the little widow, Mrs. Peggy Porcupine! She Is blind and she couldn t hunt. Bo don t run away In fear." And Mr. Wolf and Mr. Fox were so angry and so ashamed that they didn't turn up for months, and no on shed a tear at their absence. Teddy Possum made so much noise; and seemed so safe down on the ground, that many of the little people ventured out of their hiding' places and crowded around4 Teddy Possum : and all cried to gether, "Teddy Possum, what's the Joke? Do you know anything about the great White Monster, that's as big as an ele phant. Tell us all you know I And Teddy Possum threw his little knowing head on one side and winked his left eye. and called out to all. " I was up In a tree and saw the whole business! He. He. He. Ha. lit, Ha! And Jimmy Coon was awfully angry and blurted out. "I guess you would have laughed out of the other corner of your moth If you had seen what I saw. If course I was not so frightened as were Mr. Wolf end Mr. Red Fox r And again Teddy Possum exploded with peals of laughter at Jimmy Coon. saying. "I wish you all could have seen Jimmy Coon! Why. he was as white as a sheet with rear; and ne sat a own In the water of the brook; and was so scared that he sat as still as a bump on log! II Is a poor blind little widow, Mrs. Peggy Poreupln out . of the water. And If I had trfoVn a breath he would have fainted "away !" And everybody crowded around Teddy Possum, asking together. "Tell us quick. who 'Is that big White Stranger who scares all the Little Folk in the Great WoedT" -Well " drawled Teddy Possum, "if you really wish to know. 111 tell you the sober truth. It Is a poor Mlna little widow. Mrs. Peggy Porcupine. And she lost her way. as she is stone blind ; and she was stumbling around, trying to find her brother's bouse!" 'And all the Little People shouted at the Immense Joke on Jimmy Coon. . And Jimmy Coon was so angry he snorted, "I guess I know wben I see a Ghoet. Why Mr. Wolf and Mr. Red Fox would have been eaten alive. If It hadnt been for , me r And all shouted at Jimmy Coon's bragging. Tomorrow Jimmy Coon goes to see He didn't have the spunk to get the widow, Mrs. Peggy Porcupine. Red Gross Shop Extends Its - Scop - Friendless ' Soldier,. at ' Vancou ver an d American : Lake . Canl : V Now : Be. Helped. i v ? ffHJ5 Red Cross shop is making Itself userui m a variety or ways outside Its regular sphere of activity. Friendless C Idlers : at Vancouver ' and American ike can now be reached and helped through the medium of the shop. The adjutant general has furnished the man agement a list of all the boys who have no relatives or friends to sand them home comforts.- and who are not pro vlded with even the sweaters and knit ted things necessary for their warmth. Their suffering In camp Is already coa Siderable. and many of then are soon to sail for Franc, where their : need for such garments will be Increased a hun dred fold. The many women who want to do -patriotic knitting but have ne son or husband who needs to b : supplied can get at. the shop the nam ot on of ths boys and know that her work la going directly to the relief of a great ' and latmedlat need. '" Here la an oppor tunity also to send letters and Christ- , mas package that ' will be most wel eome and heartily appreciated. Another new departure at the shop wUcb should .provT. most useful is the establishment ef . an Information desk. Young -men are ; constantly coming la to ask the address of the recruiting sta tions for the various branches ot ths service. Women often com to Inquire tar knltUhg directions. - The answers to these . and other . similar questions wUl be kept on fll so that the Information may be promptly had from the lady at -the "Information and Receiving Desk." There are many calls for games doro- tnoe. checkers, puxxlee. etc -suitable tor gifts to the boys at the canton ments. Donation of the will be much appreciated by the shop management, a there are numbers ot women anxious to buy them tor Um pleasure of the men at the Horti Hons la Vancouver and ; elsewhersv ' . " -. . - Dolls, clothing and toys, aid or aewj continue to be ' ths greatest , general , . i.j Raiders Find YYaJakey "A soft drink and confectionery store, operated at S9 North Second street by Harry .Fleming, was raided by Polio Captaltr Jenkins. Sergeant Erwln and Patrolmen Green and - Russell y ester- , day afternoon. A. couple of spoonfuls of whiskey In a small bottle were found." Fleming- was arrested. . HI bond, was set -at SS00Q, which he could not furnish. MEET TOMORROW ( ptpar ot Haattta.' - papas. It P. Bablest. "Asslest Hie- 10:00 A V. BED CROSS XT IT ITK8T PBX8BTTERIAM GSUKCH. ta Saiaa Mote, for all day wwlas. 10:00 A. M. I AST STDS GETTTHat, W. C T. 0.. eoraar Morrtaoe ea nrtMaui rmo, foe patriotic wot and prosaa la aftaiasua. 10 -O0 A V. HIGHLAND ?iIWT-TSwif ti AfuuMTLaTiori. Had urote viuu m- mm at 3 p. m. A&dre-a by Mis. SaidU On Danber on Tb OMoa Campalgs Tnbaniuloaia" Mfa. K. M. Hard win 1:B T. U. WOOMTOCI BTUDT CLI B, sa Woodstoak fciaeoS nsrarr. rapOT. of Piano for the Pt OontaTy.l Mia, Mar aret U Brian: BaUVa la rrasoa," Mn. M. L. TjWr. -S eo P. U. FOBTLAKO BATLtVAT WOMaM'B CLUB, with Mnv J 04 raise - atrovt. Bablaot. ". too." P. M. OOTXBIB BMote foe' iTinrln at T. W. C A All araaaa wOttag to kalp wul be watoaia t K)0 P. M. PORTLAKD WOMAN'S CttTB. at Hotel MahBoaaaa. Bpeakefa. Dr. Joha H. Hard and A. K. Oephart. S JO P. M. UAS MEBTINO LOCAL UN10XB with XABT BIDE CENTEAL W. O. T. onvar Kaat rtftaeath and Morrfooa auaata Sneaker. Mn. Mattte gtoetn. 1 i0 P. U. HOrrMAN paxf-tkachxb ASSOCIATION. fipaakar. Mas Aaaa J Arnold. enbiaet. "Vaeadonal Tralsina. Vocal aoloa by Mra. Haidaoo Dirkaon. 3:4 P. M. ABLETA PABENT-TEACHXB ASSOCIATION. Spaakat. A O. CUrk. aub- iect. "Rmu Indaatrtaa a a Maaaa of Bisser Parroila for Oreaonv S-.4S P. at. EICHKOITD PARENT-TEA CHEB ASSOCIATION. Speakar. AariaUnt Bnpeiia- teadent Cbarlaa A Bice, anbiaet. "School Bevanaa." Urasutisattoa of "The Ptod W. mitlBTM AS PAOEAIfT ANTJ rJANCCIO PABTT BT ASSOCIATION OP COLLEGIATE ALtTMNAE. at Haul Malt- Hood Eiver Guild Is Arranging Dance Hood River. Or, Deo. 14L The ladles of St. Marks guild are arranging to give a series of dance to young married people exclusively.- The course of dances will begin on December St. leery aatrlotle erUaea at the TsneS Btstaa ti Solas ta taeeat bla epara alias ta war aa laea eaetifleatea. The Calted Btstea iiisniil wul pay yoa aaaria aa taoaa and .win repay the prtacfetai eei J unary 1, 12. Boy war aaeias eartinmt at The Jberaal E Vk r sBl' J v" " k ' s yga W"Pa1K'-' a. and voxontota Caruso sava.lts 2ier3crxier6iir enrrn ram Cosy tarns 5T.N L Meats Lower The LltUe Wholesale Bstcker KetaBs at Wholesale PTieea." BoQlng beef, lb, to ; pot roast, lb. lOo ; round steak, lb., ltc ; T-booes. Ih.. 15c ; Perterbous steak, lb., loo; sirloin, lb., 16c; prime rtbe. lb., ltUo; corn beef, lb, line; roast veal. lb., lie: veal stew, lb, llVic; dry salt pork.. Ib., 20c : roast pork. id, zc; Doiogns, id, lac; rransiurters, lb, lc : liver, lb, 10c FalrchUd s. 224-221 Yamhill, between 1st and Xd. Adv. ,95 SPECIAL NOTE-a tWe of a special purchase, made by ?tis particularly for the lioliday- trade.!. '. v;: -. FURS .. . --You'll have no difficulty in making a satisfactory - selection frorh'Dur extensive displays of Christmas Furs. , Sfi YEARS -151;BROADWrW:j afc . Morrison &tr?t at Broadway ,..-.-.;- '' ' ' - I' : --i 4 ,. They love diss tip V f or . ChrutniAS r;" " gift BLOUSES . (of tbs better class) "; , -f ; ' Dajnty B louae in Georgette, Cr ep de Chine, Novelty , Fab rics md Combination. Boxed and ;p acked ready for mailing. y c E. HoiiyCti' Coala, Suits,' Dresses 355 Alder Street T . Useful Gifts Gifts which ncer wear out their ' welcome may be .selected from our large, and -complete stocks of jewelry silverware and clocks. Although this' store is the finest on the Coast, it. gives- everybody the besf .treatment, obtainable. You know in advance that our, qualities are ' - unquestionable and that our-prices are right ' and lower than those offered by 4 many smaller'shops. , v Store Open Every Evening Until Xxnas Mail Orders Will Receive Our. Prompt Pergonal Attention, ''.'" v . ; f ' " '? :' -, -. i f -fc'-r- :s? A. G. Feldenheimer : Jewelers. Silrersmltlis, Opticians ' " ' EsUb. Since 1868 .'j. , Wsvshinfton SL at Park Once there wee m Mother with three BebietL SId he, 'TU ruin the Children'e bet Dreem if : I '! "-..' j wacA them. ' TU wrap them vp in TieeuePmper ' 7 7 ' end put them on the' Top Shelf in the Closet". . , So the Children wore Dark Qinham Jumpers end . - , ell the Neighbors esld, " My, my, whet grubby little- 7 ; Children. Stay in your own y ard, Emily, " j ; ;t You can let your children wear their best Huffy dreases often, 1 1 Keep their little flannels and sweater white, and be proud j of your chUxlren always. . 7 7't "7 . .' Ul"' : '.-..' -.' , :" c " ', - ''".-'-''''j' ' " . . You can keep the chttlren'i dresaea kre'atr clean with ' cat any chance of injuring them. Lux, the new soap product 7 will accomplish results you would scarcely believe possible. :. i. it actually won't shrink baby's flannels or woolens. r For all their best dreises -. The clear, transparent! flakes' whip, up Into the 'thick- ' sudsy lather that immediately dissolves the dirt without a . bit of rubbing. The f flakes ' dissolve perfectly, so :there is ; ' not a particle of solid soap to yellow or weaken the fabric. If the little ferments, can be trusted to pure water they are safe withluxl 7-7" V-: 7 a V v,;"- - t- - - ' Get a package , at your grocer's; druggisfa or! at any . department store. ' Try 'Lux 'on all your childreh'i-dainty . clothes. Lever Bros. Ox, Cambridge, Mass. ; . . : , : ' ' V'.ii.. - . v ; :- IT ' ' Hc4Wjto wash fine fabrics and woolens '.7 ; x rs faWiee-WWeh a bdrl e Les 1st thick tstber ta very bet water. Put la the sheer little treaee end petti ceete. Let thest seek tee few aniwatee. dip th garsaeate threwgb the , i reaoiy istber agaia aa agsta. am mm T raa. Any spots anay be preeeed batwee . - um panaa. ainaa u mi vm wnn xnm aas ten pent are as tbs wster la which yew wsehed tbeo. Dry ia th . taelered things in the shade.) . We las WMseith Ls Sshs lete lathee fam bellla; r very bet wete r. , Pvt . ' ta year wee lose eas let thess seek eel II s- the water le caiaiortabte ter th baoe. The ajvork tbees sbeejt as the eons, bvt - t rv B less sa three waters ta 1 tatmerstare ee that la which pew . ashetl them. Dlaaalve little Vmm ia ,- tbs last linelag water l this leave th - ' weeieee eefter aae Darner. Dry ta ta -j- oa (Weak eetered .wwelefts la Lak. ' ' wan ewAs, and aryJs th sh.) mm For all fine laundering ' - - ;. !" "' ''-' "- 1 .. . , -s ' ' : " .-. - ' '-. ..'