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JOURNAL,
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rCtlTLAND, -SUNDAY LIORNING, DECE'IB
V"r
17, 1922.
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Seals Selling
, Like Proverbial
Hot Pancakes
By : Ten "Wlnr
" ChrUtro msW eott Just pcbbt,
y ' c Bat they do lot of good.
- v Ne. 7n jut can't btur too mim -
. ,;Hw hundred tiKnnr jou. 0Qtf t
SO- successfully lavth clubwoinn
. of tho city 'put' oer" their mea
ag of the Chitm4Mi Seal that llter-
k Xy hundreds of thottsands ot them
hve boen disposed Jof,t the downtown
J booth during' the ptst three tveekc
, 3ut 'One wek CMpains for the Jiale . of
Jh little holiday ticltr8 with which
t -to -decorate -Christmas packages jtnd
i Jetters. The booth during the coming
" ,,weelt jjrill -be la charge f orgaolxa
tlona and halrmen. as follows-.
UnlverBlty Women, Mips Victpfia. Case
-chairman. " ' rZT" '
I jLugnters-4 American nevoiuiion.
s Air. George M. Keed chateman; Wil-
Mntte chapter. tCA. R, Irs. U. G.
, jSmith chairman.' y '
ft Wednesday Couch , ParentXeacber
Association, Mrs. Rebecca & Catton
ipliairman. -'
Thursday Board of directors of the
, 4 lToungr Woman's Christian Association
? I Friday Kennedy Pftrent-Teacher,
il Mrs, A. H. Jloterton chairman ; Fem-
I.wooa. PareBt-Teacher,' Mra.'jR- A.
3usl clialnoan ; Tlioajpsoo Parent
, Teacher, Mrs. J. Jeppapen chairman;
I Alameda Parent-Teacher, Mr. F. A.
! JSheTOai chairman ; Indian c.l?b, Mre.
!yN. A. Boody chairawi.
- Saturday Kellogg Parent-Teacaer,
'Mrs. .K. S. Donnelly chairman; Mount
Scott Mental Culturo cMb, Mra. Harry
Hall chairrtan ; Travelers' club, Mrs.
,0. C Eortameyer chairman ; Woman's
Advertising -dub, Mrs. M. - Q. rown
! chalnnan. v i . .
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- The Iecmber meeting of Willamette
.chapter. Slaughters of the American
Revolution, wm held Wednesday at the
Business Women's club. A goodly ira
.;ber 4D members were present. Four
I new members cam in by transfer and
J 'tthree other names were presented for
i -membership. It was decided to sell
.Christmas seals n D. A. R. day, Tues-
-day, December 19, in. company -with
J iMiiltnomah chapter.
nomah chapter, asked the cooperation
f WUlamett chapter, with Multnomah
chapter, in L plan to bring some Cfarlst--mas
cheer to, the soldiers confined in
the hospitals la -the city. . Anyone de
airing to give ..either raisina, cute,
.candy, cigarettes, phonograph - records
vr osher articles are instructed to leave
f them at the T., M. c. A. -toe Mrs.
, George M. Reed. v-t-
At the close of the business .meeting
en of the fnoet pleaatng programs of
. the seaeoo was givan by members of
.the -chapter, directed by Mrs. FrankaL
s E The -first act of The Ftnrt (Church's
.Oaristma Barrel" was read by Mrs.
O. S. FrankeL Followlnsr a short in-
i -termiSBlon, the last .act -was given tar
- Mrs. .K. iC Scott la the role ot preaW
derrt; Aire. jr. L. etoecsJe as secretary.
Mm. J. H. Bagley a jtreaaurer. Mrs.
S. 1. - Albaugh as - the member who
packed the barret and several other
members f the ehapter ju members of
the Miaskmary jsociety, who were .de-
Unquent ia their dues and had cubsti-
uted ViUw for dollars' to their own
. ambarraasmect:. At the close of the
-program refreshments were served -by
l. the hostesses for the day; under the
t fChairmanship of Mrs. J. H. Gallagher.
I t The Housewires Council, of -wnlcto
i Mra, Josephine C Othus is president,
swlU provide or J" needy family at
j .Christmas tisne. sd soUctts cootrtba
i tVons from ' members and srieads for
t hie worthy eauee. : The family oon
s si3ta of father, motaer and six children,
, girls age U, it And 10 years. 'and
i boys aged and Si jears ana 4 months,
j The father has -beau put of employment
i for long-time end now ia ill. ona-
' , tlons of food. , clothing and oys may
I w Ji w ura .jpiit ,mi veu 01 VIMLS,
, J Wortman ft King yntti noon of Satuiv
t day. reeember 23. Further informa-
l ; tion VriU be given, by calling the chaUv
i man of tne welfare commiuaft, -Kast
y6 119. The regular meetings of the -jcoun-J
cir have been suspended during he
Jjolidays, the next meeting wlU bejveid
! the second Tuesday in JanuAry,
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? ' The XUadies Bikur Cholra Aid society
v will hold a tea' for the benefit of the
' wv nuu mear, weanesoay at z p. nx.
I t t we ve&sers Israel synagogue, cor-
s f ner Seooad and Meade streets. Ail will
, be welcome on this occasion.
- The JBen TUHe Girls club, for the
; purpose of starting a fund for a vaou
t t ?n home vhere democracy mt!!1 r,-,,
f are sponsorirsj a ba.aar t-xlsy trt t 2
ABOVE Left to right i M Berthaj McGartHy. the
newly elected president of the Portland Business Wo
man Ydkb; Mrs. U. G. Smith, chairman of Willamette chap
ter. Daughters .of the Amerkan Revolution, who -will tell
Christinas .seals "Tuesday. Below." Mrs. err A- Bellamy,
president Jbf Jthe Woodstock Parept-Teacis association.
to 13 o'clock at the Bni B'rtth butlif
tag, Uth and Market streets. v
Miss Berthan : Friedman is general
chairman of the baiaar, Mjss . Bettf)
TJasheff. -oashier; Miss Julia FoLzner,
decorator, and Miss Bessie Mesher,
pubcty. -v s
Mrs. Bon .Selling : Jm iooorary pa
troness. Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg. Mrs.
Phillip Gevurts and the following com
mittee of the Daughters of the Cov
enant, headed by JSga. J JLauterate-in.
wiH act as patronesses : Mrs. Max
Davidson, . -Mrs. -. 'M- Wax, r Mrs. Z.
Swett, -Mrs. Xlapper. Mre. a. L. .3o)d
stelo. Irs. M. Brde,-Mrs. . Baron,
Mrs. Heer. 'Mrs. ft .ChaJmov,
Mrs. jr. Uftnoas; Mrs- -B- mpooa. Mrs.
M. A. Goldstein, Mrs. B. W. Rubin.
Mrs. A."Weiostin.iMr. George Rob
easteln, Mrs. ,D. Nemerovsky Mrs. O.
Overback. Mrs. Joe Wood. Mrs. J . -Solomon,
-Mrs. A. Weteberger Mra S.'
Cohen, 'Mrs. E. jBosenoranta, .Mrs.
S. Schandling and ;Mrs.. A. oseoseeki.
Mnltaomeh chapter. ; Daughters of
the American involution, held holi
day meeting a-t the University ejiub
aturttay afternoon. December . -9. - A
delightful sketch f the . A. R
family was given by Mrs. F. S. Myers,
assisted by Mrs. Joseph & Kirby. Mpy
handsome gowns -of the Colonial and
other periods were worn.. vnd some
priceless .old Jewels displayed. Alice
Price Moore sang jsn eld ballad, and
as Mt eneore gave The Laet Jtese of
Summer." All - Joining in singing
"Auld Lang fiyee, rhen , 4es iwas
served and a social hour enjoyed. -
Mias Medora Whitfield, chairman of
hostesses, assisted jsy Masses LeiUa Ji.
Mills. Luccetia Alien, iiarriet U Allen.
Lna Avers. Ittie D. Holbropk, fora
Green, Frances Little, tary Gray, Amy
Annistead, Lasra Jrthup, Mrs. Emma
Lou Clanford, Mrs. - jamas 14. Davis.
Mrs. MAbel jHoljnes Parsons And Mrs.
A. O. Jonee.
The Porftand Woman's club will nee'
Friday, at s P- m.. At Uae ,lubheueej
etreets. -In keeeteier vrlth t Chrietmas
reason, Mrs.. EUUaaeth r J. White, -heed
ef the fiasnp- fire girls VtU put en a
ceren-.onlaL Trse rops of girls will
take pert sne of h ich Mrs. Otto
Wedemeyer is guard iaa. ; -The Ainer
two groeps. Of vrhich sirs. Arthur
Feldman Is guardian, one 'group is
composed of .Chinese girls. Two little
girls. Marian and ?3eaDor Jjook, ' will
give arjtiisiic dances.
The Siinnyside Parent-Teacher as
sociatien will soeet Tseeday at ?:80
p. m. All members and -friends are
urged to be present, i Refreshment,
nd a Aociaj ewr vlU "oUew the
program- 1 t.
The Scott Parent-Teacher s ssoc is Hon
will eneet Mocuiay at S p. a. atusis
in Its various- relations to the de
velopment of the child wiH be the
suhject of a round table discussion.
Much Interest centers in the luncheoa
ef the .Portland Woman's jResearoeh
club to be riven Monday 'at-the Hotel
;' ,-h, -.! - o. 3 -t.
given -by the . presidents of the men's
etvic chiba as-f oUowS ; John T. Deugall.
Chamber of Commerce; Marshall N.
Dana, Ad club; Judge George Staple
ton, Progressive Business Men's -club ;
Leer Leiand, Kiwanis club ; J." Roy
Sllion.JRotary eiubj H. G. Beckwith.
Portland Realty Board r James H. Cas
aell. Press club; Ti Mische, .City
elub; M. K. Judge. East Side Business
Men's club ; A. C NewiU, Oregon Civic
teague; E. J. Jaeger, .100 -per Cent
dub; Lloyd Bates. Lions -club. -The
Orpheus male chorus will sing ; Miss
Nina Dreseell win be soloist.
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The dswego Parent-Teacher associa
tion heid its secondVmeeting in the-Os-wego
grammar school huilding Tues
day with 20 members present Plans
were laid to inaugurate the serving of
hot lunches for school . children,
commencing at once. Members ef the
association who volunteered to do so
are preparing hot soup And Jt choc-
state lor one - week, when .Another
committee of womea will take charge
Mr. RuQBiag, secretory of -the as
sociation, gave report of -the man
ner in which the Rose City school
conducts its cafeteria.- ; A constitution
and by-laws were adopted nd the
president appointed several committees.
Splendid .enthusiasm marked the meet
irur and the organisation bids air to
Accomplish -good results. . . f .
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Elaborate fjreparatians are being
nade 'for the forefathers dinner be
given by the Woman's association of
-the First -Congregational cborch, Mon
day evening At o'clock At the ehorch.
ft is .expected that -covers -will be
Placed ,fpr 150 guests. Mr W, M.
Huntington is caakroan f the oom
nitee ia charge. -TbehosW said hot
4eses on his oocasson will -be Mr.
and Mrs. C H. -Farrisgton, Mr. -end
Mrs. Robert Reid, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Walker, Mr.- and Mrs. A. Cv Whlt
eamb, Mjr. and Mrs. JS. Howe, Mr.
and Mj. W. & Turner, Ir. and Mrs.
Jiarold & Gilbert, Xx. and Mrs. Reyce
McCandUas, jjudge nd Mrs. , George
Sfossman. Mr. aad Mrs. K. . Mac
Mavshi.oa and Mr. and Mrs. - T. S.
Murphy. : ...
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The Clinton Kelly Parent-Teacher
association met to the sewingr room
Thucaday. E. J. Had ley, president. -siding.
The -veport on the haaaar de
lighted everyone. . .It was voted to turn
over S5d to the social service depart
ment of the associaUop tn .charge of
Mrs. H. D. Bowman. A committe wm
also swvoiated to Jook bate Uie matter
e pureasjsiog -a tmwntnr ana snuiu
graph Bch needed Jy-tbe The
Vietrole record fund will be greatly
looceAsed as a result of the bazaar.
The jwychology department .'.the'
fereland Woanan's club will nnxit Tncn
dar. at t P. an. ia the etobttoose. The
subject will be "The . Symboiwru of
Christmas.- , ' - -
' The Ore"gon Council of the National
Motion Picture Lea-rae wia hold a
luncheon t the Y. C A. Monday
Members and
Friends Are
Entertained
1 1 VHH .Women's Advertising club ea-
JL tenanted members and mends at
the first dinner to be given by the club
this season -Friday night in the Crystal
room at Jthe Benson. A splendid program-had
been arranged under direc
tion of' Mrs. Ralph -Harris, program
chairman, assisted by Miss Jessie E.
Elliott and .Miss Arlie Seaman. A
playltt, "The Perfect Woman," refe-red
to as a "problem play." -which was
written for the occasion by two club
members. Mrs. Helen . Crowson and
Miss Marion. Gilbert, was presented by
a group trf talented club members. The
play had -to do with applicants for the
position of advertising manager for
the Blondine Stove Polish company.
The two male parts were admirably,
taken by Mrs; Mollie Jacobs and Miss
Marion Gilbert. Others -taking part
were Jdiss Pearl Book, Miss Ami.
JBnmn, Mrs. Sadie Cai lan, Mrs. Crow-
son, sirs, ttutn b. saaw and uiss .Xku
ise Royer. Mr. Charles W. "McCaughes-
ef Centenary Wilbur M. church gave
a splendid addess .on Haw to Never
Grow Old." Two solos -by Mr. Js5rnest
Crosby, tenor, -were heartily -received.
Only three Legions of the Women's
esoeiation of the First Jethodlsr
church will meet this week, m j11ows ;
The Third Legion (Heights a.rea) will
meet with Mrs. .-Harry HaeeUine, 260
Stout street,' Wednesday, December 20.;'
at XI o'clock. Irvington car to Stoat,
one block north. The Fifth. Legion
(west of Union and north of Alberta)
will meet -with Mrs. EL H. Trj 1J7
; Church stree.t, Wedneaday at 1 :30 p. m.
St. Johns car to Iveroy street, one oioojc
north ,sswl one eastThe Sixth Legion
(Irvington) willjneet with Mrs. C. W
De Graff. 687 29th street north, Wednes
day at -tS :00 .p. pi. Broadway car .to
Fremont street, , five blocks -east, one
south. : BriB .sewtog" .equipment ;.
- The Civic ?mprevefpent club of Me
MfhnvUle -met at -the Commesclal dob
rooms Thursday, with Mrs. Haynes
presiding. An interesting twsiness
meeting was held, after which the art
and music committee -took charge and
entertained the members and visitors
with an enjoyable program consisting
of a vocal -oolo by Miss Speer, piano
solo by Miss -E. Sexton and a lecture
on art -by Jdrs. Marls Cone. Tea and
wafers were served. At s o'ciock tne
same evening -the dub also entertained
the "teachers of Yamhill county with
a program and jgames, also light re
freshments. " f,':
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J The Woman's Auxiliary to Oregon
council No. 44. United Gpmmercisi
Travelers, will cooperate with the Vis
King Nurse association in -cartng for
the needy at Christmas time. AH -members
are mgred to intereet themselves
in this work. Donations of food, cloth
ing and the like 'aresolicited and may
be left at the Jhorae of any .member of
the committee, xrbica consists of Mrs.
Charles H- JBerg. Mrs. 'sV. -Siosheimer,
Mrs. WUiiam Ji. Brandesotnd Mrs.' R.
W. Taylor. , s ,-- . t ' -
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f Oregon chapter. United .Daughters
of the Confederacy, wlU meet Thurs
day at 2 o'clock In the main parlors
of the Portland hotel. - There will be
-oeoal oeleoUens by Miss Virginia Lee
Miller, afra. Bernards. -Harry Hender
son and Mrs. -William L Turner. An
ssddreas y Oglesby nr will depict
the rf e of Matthew .Fountaine rMaury.
Mrs. Q. C. : Kngllsh. Mrs. Redmond
Marshall, Mrs. L . R. Bailey , and Ms.
S. A. Covey. will be Joint hostesses.
All Southerners are ; Invited.. ' r; v
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' Woman's Assoda tion -of Westminster
Presbyteteian church will meet Monday.
The program .will be M charge of the
Mothers' Bible class of the Sunday
school, the subject belnr "Persia and
Syria." Devotions will be conducted
by Mrs. John Pearson and Mr. J. P.
Mulder WiH slog. Mrs. T. W. iReediis
chairman ior the -social tea follow ing-
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; Chapter E of the- F.H O. -Sisterhood
will oet Thursday with Mrs. i Vernos
Weesler. Xo. - 644 y Sst - 46th ! street
north. Luncheos evfll 4m served at 1
o'clocav" This is the .annual Christmas
party of the chapter. Take Rose cuy
Park car.. ; - " : . -
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I The Portland Psychology .club still
meet Monday At & :30 in room B of
Central library. Mrs. Alio .Weieter
wiii speak on "Th -Preetioe ea jkutjo
Suggestio evs Applied "to (e&tal Df-
tiemtfes.-,
:. The women ot the Oorch of Christ.
corner Rodney avenns and Knott street.
siu how a josmaar and aleeryi sale la
the class room - back . of the ! church
Friday and Saturday Jitn IS -a. sn.
to 40 p. m. - ..-
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The CoTTients ctub was -delishtfttly :
entertained Tuesday ftt the -homo of
Mrs. Bertha Moores at the' Ardmay
arartments. A da.inty luncheon - i
f i t 1 o'rlieft.f.T.ra -.' jJf.-ro-.
the business sessioa Mrs. Agnes Brad
shaw gave . a comprehensive report of
the last meeting of the Portland Fed
oration of Women's Organisations A
jetter of thanks was read from. Miss
Jessie McGregor, chairman ef the schol
arship lean fund, for a contribution
made r by - the -club. - A Christma
"grab bag" to which eafca fnember had
contributed a gift. - was productive of
much merriment, - Miss Moores .was as
sisted Ja entertaining1 :hy - her sister
Miss Carrie Moores. Mrs. K. G. Roes
rasa read aa excellent paper on The
Commerce of Japan" and Mrs. Louise
Fatten gave an enlightening paper or
"The Festivals and Recreations of
Japan.; The meeting was presided over
by -, Mrs. JFannie King. .. Miss ;. VeUa
Winner was a guest ,of the dub. ,
Miss Agnes Watt and Mrs. Grace
Watt 'Boss entertained, the New-England
Conservatory of Musie club at
the home of Mrs. B. H. Bowman Wed
nesday. , The club 1st studying Russian
music and the program was devoted
to the , compositions of Rimslcy-Kor-sakof.
Mrs. Ross read 'an Intereetiag
account TTf the life and .work of' that
cosaposer. Miss'PhyHis Wtlfe gave an
artiatio rendition ef the difficult se
lection "Hymn .to the: . Sun" ; , (Coq ; d'
Or), also "The Rose Enslaves the
Nightingale" (Oriental romance) " and
4 Xanson Indoue." Mtss Agnes Love
was an able accompanist, Misa'Mar
tha Reynolds played two numbers, TRo
oeance" and 'Valse, giviAg a fine in
terpretatkm to each. .
Following the program dainty-re-i
fseshments -.were ..served by the bot
esses and A social hour enjoyed. .
Meth of the members and ev committee-
of the. Daughters of the Cov
enant were gvests of the Ben Tillie
Girls club at a meeting; held last Mon
day at B'csi B'rlth building. The com
ing -basaar was discuesed at length,
after which the chairmen-of the vari
ous committees submitted lengthy, re
ports on, the progress made. After the
hnsinesa session the following musical
program was 'presented : .Dance, "The
Water t Sprits" by little 'Miss Agnes
Asters ; -vooal selections by Miss Ger
trude, Van Hoomia, accompanied :jy
Mrs. Boss Weinberger, and operate
piano selections by Miss Agnes Peters.
Refreshments were served by the com
mittee in charge. -
. The Business and Professional Wom
en's dub will 'hold a Christmas party
for jthier members on the ..evening of
December tt in the dub rooms, 212:
Central building. This will be "chflw
dren's -para' and the members are
urged to come dressed as children and
to bring toys and Christmas gifts.
When the party Is over the "grown
up chttdreir mtn he asked to leave
their toys behind, for on the toUow
ing , afternoon, ; JDeeemberi 23. the olub
will be hostess to a group ot children
from the -Welfare .bureau, who will eta
joy a -real Christmas party with all
th trixnmings candy, nuts, ice cream
rnd .will be given the toys as ChrisV
mas gtfta.
-There will be no regular Uincheon
meeting at the T. W. C. -A- social hall
this week. (
Metzger The Metsger Woman's
club, At .its last meeting, decided to
rive A: special luncheon atthe clnb
house Wedaesday, january 3, -for the
benfit of the scholarship loan fund.
The dub's program committee has
promised to provide a good program
for the afternoon. And an urgent In
vitation is extended to everyone to
attend. Luncheon will be served at 12
o'clock, and the charge will be 25
cents. A commltte composed of Mes
dames J. P. .GaultTR. D. Flye and C.
O. WiUiamoon was appointed to as
sist the Improvement dub in preparing
the community Christmas dinner.
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The Ladies of Westmoreland dub
held a very profitable basaar last week,
the proceeds -of .which is a substantial
addition to the building tfund of the
Westmoreland Community club. 'Mrs.
H. B. Booth And Mrs. D. C Hadden
had entire charge of 'the arrangements.
A short musical -program was given
in the evening and plenty of fun was
provided Jor all. Splendid donations
were received from "various business
houses, the finest of which was a large
cedar chest donated by Mr. Lausmano
of the -Oregon Door company.
' The Woman's Forum will meet Mon-
day with -Mrs. Q. T. Hogg, .No. 48 EJast
26th street north. Mrs. Hogg, Mrs.
Bettys, Mrs. JBurcham and Mrs. Slocum
will be hostesses t or he ,dayw-rUunck
will be served at 12. A program has
been arranged. Take Broadway ear to j
Thompson street, wata one w
26th -and .half block north,
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The basaar Jxeld at Clinton Kdly
school December 8 under the auspices
ef the parent-Teacher association was
a success. With every purchase t tlw
country store -a number was given
towards the ;t!ve turkey. The auction
conducted by H. G. Knight netted a
tergo sum. - Mr. DeHutl ana w-' o-
Sherwood assisted in Jlhe ftucuon.
, Jno Coterie will-meet Wednesday at
11 a, m. at the Hotel Multnomah, with
Mrs. W. 3. " Xanglols, Mmv-iJ;-1 R,
(Thompson And Mrs. Leon La Forge
acting as joint hostesses. The program
will be on "American Painters" and
papers -will rbe given by Mrs. F. G.
MacPaint Mrs. 3. it. Simpson, Mrs. -J.
X- RiggS-and Mrs. George Gerald Root.
The Shakespeare Study dub will
meet, at the horns -of Mrs. P. C NeaJ
and. No. 7 East 22d street, Wednes
day at 2 p. m, "Take Monta villa ear. .
Girls Friendly society of Grace
Memorial gave a -parish dinner fast
night at the parish all. These Ht
ners will be a monthly affair.
The "Women of RotarywiB hold their
monthly luncheon Monday at 12 o'clock
" ' i i I II it sn u. y I i
The Perfect Gift'
for ihe Motorist!
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Blaek ss4sel ..S 12.50
sVO 3TIekal ...C.SjLSvOO
At Dealers, sit arages or
JSXDE-RAY- SPOTLIGHT CO.
' JBS West Park L -.
tn the. Tyrolean room of the Hotel
Benson, with Mrs. J. J. 'Ross chair
man. Hopkins Jenkins will speak- Mrs,
Prances Knight's orchestra will give
selections and Miss Elisabeth Js'elaoa
will give vocal numbers. "
The Holladay circle of the Daughters
of .the Nile- will meet Tuesday at I
p. m. with Mrs. Fred A. Cook. Na 7S8
Clackamas street. - - -
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rr The Unitarian Woman's Alliance wlU
meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the
church parlors for a business sessioa. ;
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Tas folio wing films have been viewed
and approved during the past week by
the motion - picture committee of the
division of American citizeaship of the
Oregoe Federatioft of Women's Clubs :
"Dangerous Age," "The - Hottentot."
"The Love Gamble,'' "Heroes of the
Street" gad' "Do and Dar."
Dictionary of
: Baby Terms
k ,;. T CONTIrtrBD
INTESTINAL INDIGESTION For
mild attacks of IntesUnaLindigestioa,
when i there ars ' only two or three
movements a day, the sugar should bo
omitted. Do not give fruits or vege
tables while, the trouble lasts. It is
well to boil the ' milk for about five
minutes, If indigested milk appears
I in the stools, a weaker formula must
be used, tHiute the mux i wtta equal
, amount of barley watsr. - If , the tn?!
testinal indigestion is , nsore seVere.
with a greater number of movements
during the day and foul-smelling, and
if there is a fever, all milk should be
stopped at eves until the trouble sub
sides.. Tben very carefully go back to
the original formula.
" IPECACJn case of croup or, of
swallowing poisons, or whenever vom
iting is necessary, it la most easily
produced by :ths administration ot a
teaspeonful vof . Syrup of ipeoae. Ia a
mild Attack of csonp the same drag,
should be used in smaller doses. An
infant of 6 months may be gives five
drops of ipecac every. Is minutes until
relief is obtained. -:-7i;-, ;- -'.
TVT POISONING In vcases of ' rry
poisoning, apply cloths wet In bioar-
bonate of soda solution, on teaspoon- i
fui to a pint of water. Keep bowels
open. . .
IRRITATED - BUTTOCKS ' If the
buttocks are -Irritated by the move
ments, , they should be . washed with
lime water and covered with lanolins.
If this does not euro ths .condition. W
mixture of equal parts of sine oxide-
ointment and castor oil should he used,
The trouble may be caused by strong
soap left in the diapers. - -All -diapers
should . bo thoroughly -rinsed -"after
washing. The -trouble may be caused
by some disturbance of the digestion.
(See 'Buttocks,") ; - r
IRRITATED SKIN If baby skin
Is very sensitive and becomes easily
irritated, a bran bath will be' found
very helpful. The bran bath is made
by putting a handful -of bran In a
cheesecloth bag and soaking "this la
the water wottl it Is milky.
IRKTTATED MOVEMENTS Sorae-H
times - the movements -are frothy and
very irritating to the buttocks. This
indicates, as a rule, that the baby Is
getting too much sugar in the diet.
Correct this and see "Buttocks' if or the
fsreatment ot the irritation.
INFANT ILE-PARALTSIS Infantile
paralysis is a communicable disease,
which .may occur in epidemics or in
single cases. : As a rule, the -disease
does not. become very prevalent until
August, and it is well under control by ,
October.-" Abodt 80 ' per cent of the
cases .occur h -the -first three years of
life, but it is possible to occur at any,
time.-The -real cause of the trouble is
not known, but the fact that ths dis
ease prevails during the insect .season
always has caused insects to bo under
suspicion as the spreading agency,
especially the- housefly. Infanttite
paralysis is : an inflammation of the
spinal cord. The period of incubation
is uncertain, usually about 10 days
elapsing from the time the .child .was
exposed until he develops the first
symptoms. The onset is usually sud
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beam -of skm sd hair Catknmt
Soap sod Ointment ass unexcelled.
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revreanmg ema ooeuztg -to -the
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den, with aigh fever, prostration, and
often vomiting. There may bo diar
rhea, but most' often the bowels are
constipated, .The arms may be re
tained. . In a sew days there is marked
muscslar weakness, especially in the
iegs There may be conn plate paralysis
of both legs and arms, .- In some cases
there seem to is do symptoms but a
sudden paralysis. After a few weeks,
during which tints there has been no
apparent change, jthere will then be a
gradual improvement, which continues
about three months, Tfao ' paralysis
remalnlBs; sTTter titas time U likely to
be permanent. The. muscles in the af
fected iimb wUl ahWnk from lack of
ose. The limb will bo smaller than
the other and often blue and cold. The
patient should be isolated at once and
quarantined got at least one month.
The : child should be ept absolutely
s.uit in bod for At least two or three
weeks. During: the fewar ,m fluid or
milk diet sbould b given. The child
should be ander the care of the doe
tor, and the mother or rturss should
always obey the doctor's orders in
every detail After the first symp
bMQshaTs disappeared, the affected
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think of your Christmas gift liberating the eoTnrxjne yoa lore
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parte must be massaged. . The mother
can do this after - she has been- prop
erty i instructed by a - profess:ouaTu
Olive oil mVy be used when massaging '
the limb. - Do not resort to crutches or
braces at first. They may be relied
upon too much. The child should be
taught to use the paralysed limb as
much as possible, i Crutches or braces
may have to be used later if the child
does not recover sufficiently to use
bis limb. Good, aourishing food is
needed to build up the child's physical
strength. Plenty of fresh air is neces
sary, with a good amount of sleep and
rest. - ...
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The Count of Monte Crlsto said, -The
world is mine !" but. be would have had
trouble in getting away with it if a
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No Serious Difference -
Skirts are much longer than they
were, but they are go thin that that
don't matter.
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Machines
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Domestic library
Table Electric
A sewing machine and
beautiful table in one!
Queen Anne and Wind
tor designs ' of oak. ma
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walnut, Truly delightt
Guaranteed 20 years.
$135.00.
Domestic "Kom-pacC
Electrics. $7950
An extension bate which
affords V compact imcc
for atfachmentt. - Six uich
wider sewing range ttan -
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aaf portable electric
-makes stitching easier. 1
Westmghouse motor.
Domestic Electrics
Reduced to $6(k00
Portable electrics built on
the experience of sixty-one -
years of perfect service.
Grandmother and mother
k n w. h o w "perfect."
These teduced to $60.00.-
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Portable Electric ,
; Machines $3930
The motor in one of these
machines alone fetalis for-'';
$20,00. Full set of attach- 1
ments and guaranteed me- I
rhanirally perfect for ten
years. A eronder buy at
nly $39.50.
Singer Portable
ELectri6s. $4930
A few floor models at this
price. Full set of attach
ments, cord -rheostat Asd
aJ cover, txjurpped with the
o famous Hamilton Beach
motor. Low priced at
Singer Portable
Electric, $6930
fine popular Singer No.
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"66" at a tow price ia cms
Christmas rrent that cjuuMt
be duplicated again sooa..
Fully equipped -all ready
to start -"play sewing
after Chritfmas. floor
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Domestic-Electric
' A. Combination, $95
"-4The most semceahle of all
sewing machines I Can be
caasged from electric to
. foot power m 30 seconds.
Mxihines termed ia puhCc
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