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Society 'Auxiliary Benefit ; Is Attractive . Affair . m American xegiun Aauiwrj : nenefit bridge j tea which was .. given at the Elk's clubhouse Wed- -'- mmmAa ' was & anc ftnanciaJlv and socially much to the credit of . '' tb "committee beaded - bv Mrs. I Paul Burrls and Including- Mrs. -- ..VI -TO T WaVIi ! hail hir f It. : riuim r lh rlnhhnuse. At tne I loae or nlavine- arizes were award- : ; ed Mrs. Walter Zosel for high tcort. .Airs. Walter Page for see- ond mgn score ana jars, jac 3 Jonnston lor intra mgn score. . -. ; ; Following nnage . a macs ap- ra1atd brief nrot:ram- of solo . . Bombers were sung oy sirs, snei " , don Sack'ett accompanied by Miss "Roberta Morton. Mrs." Sackett ' .'.sang: "The Wind's in- the South " j Morton seftral accordiaa " . mIa nnnhfrt . -v - it Birn iims nranr. Hirm - - .:v. --. v4av -wlHtant , tk KAnff - j . Thoso assisting y during .... the t afternoon ,werel Mrs. . Earl Paul . ' sen, Mrs. Gforge Nelson, and: Miss . IA)1M JSUms. iaoB rccui ww -the : nasi -'-' presidents, .'. Mrs;, .John Bottle, Mrs.; Jesse George, Mm; . , King Bar tlett and Mrs. H. R. X White! Little five-year-old Miss Mariya Zeller wa a very deUght- assisting committees and added much, to the happiness " of. the' .. e-neata ..---.- . . . Guests for the afternoon were I , Un. T. C Kir, Mra. I. M DMrh U..X". H. H. Uhw Mff P. 8. Abb m, Mrs. W. lu Orr. Mn. J. V, Scfcw, Mrc'I. M- Bnatiar. B. A. Victor, Mm. Krl V. fHM, Mn. R. K. lWr, ' Mn. Cly Cry, Mr.. Jo J. nrtle, Jin. crti cr. mn. Jnm juii r.. ; J. Etmi, Mrs. Ctrlton South. 'Mr,-!..- L. n r Uh (m Rinnrar. Mrs. W.' D. KTana, . mn. v.. . B. H. Bsit7, Mn. W. P. Hllis. Mrs. - MU . Htr, Mr r W. J. Li)jerait, Mrs. E. Halik, Mrs. P. J. Meaasy, Mrs. j H. I 8tTr. Mrs. Elmer Wootaa. Mrs. Curtis Joans, Jirs. iu r.. . -aifawrsoa. Mrs. Bailia Shvasr, Mrs. La.tm Schick - aarr. Mrs A. L. AsolphMa. Mrs. O. J, Kewja, Mr." Mile MeKey, Mrs. A. V. OhjUch, Mr. R. A. Firraw, Mrs. Ken- rth Batt, Mrs. Hex Aaeipa. jsrs. m r vaaiiaa. jsrs. - - ' Pan Is a, Mrs. Lasrrcara Wr. (Msrn Kelsaa Mra.: E. H. Kanaeay, Mrs. B. f. Bieketts, Mrs. W. U. Phillrpa, Mrs. Master, Mrs. It. O. Da Mritt. Mrs. T. G. - Uar, Mrs. M. I. laaareati, Mrs. A. i. . iaf. Mrr. Bost Woadry. Mrs. Carl W. faiteahtrg. Mrs. Ralph Canpecll. Mru ; Willtaai Gasser. Mn. Jack Jahastoa. Mrs. mj : . . J m VI' . If.. Put MW1S ArHuvMs, . - v - . Mrs. Kraaath Brewi, Mrs. Brasiar SmII, Mrs. Fioraaea Crtwribt, Mrs. n.irt Kkian Vn Jeha Uaatar. Mrs. Mrs. EarU KaHeahara. Mra. Paal wa aaa. Mrs.liTr Hattaa. Mrs. C U M4 aa. Bralah WaWrr. - . . . i" Mra. Haarv SeamaU. Mrs. Ewjt2 H. Ticska. Mra. E. T. Pierea. Mra. Walter Kirk, Mrs. U C t'arasar, Mra. Karl Backa, Mra. Foa Maisaa, Mrs. Erjat : Ttta. Mrs. Klrsta Aakear. Mrs. Rath ' tWy. Mra. C. T. Malfirt. Mrs. I B. . Kaaicatt. Mra. P. A BehaiMt, Mra. A. J WkMtM. Mra. Sail 4oa.es. Mra. F- T. . Jahasoa. MrV.O. C. Kapiler, Mra. B. J. Krapp. Mff. Stetlmf Sr,; MTa. - c liunnii, jars. - : j . aktctra, mis. . . - ' V Tl k. XJ T- U JMm(Al lift AVaUer H. ZasaL Mra. Cecil -A. Swape. : Mra. E. C. rarsytae. Mrs. Qaear . M- earn. .Mra. Cari W. Eauswaa. Mrr. Russet! KMiMtMla. Mra. Merrill Okliaa. Mrs. t'UWor Tawnseaa. Mrs. H. C. Reeres af . ' Alaaay, Mra. .P. X. Berbir. Carrallia. Mra. J. n. Brady. Mra. Hal Witoy. Mra. J. H. LaUlaw. Mra. K. D. WooCrow, Mrr. Earla M. Dane. Mrs. Altoa Barley. Mrs. Ellis Coeley. Mra. Hefcert H. Mania, Mrs. rVphas TJ. SUrr, Mrs. CUffare ttmmm, Mrs. Vera Sak. Mrs. Jaha. Calla- . i r - u-: 1 1 : . c J vj , Woo. Mra. Caere Pas. Mrf. Grore ' Walter B. Miaier, Mra. AraeM Hrmrr, Mra. P. H. Speacer. Mra. K. M. Heia- leia, Mr. J. B. Haafara. Mrs. J. Chris- teaaoa. Mrs. K. C. Geeawia. Mrs. P.- M. :. L : Pitassaariee. Mrs. J. J. KarsU Mra.- E3 M. Cvartaer, Mrs. Bartoa A. Myers, Mn: . r. v. veiaao. Jlrs. r. A. AMaaeiiey, jsrs. - Alar uartien, Jirs. m. . au, jars. jb. M tu.V-liM rwij Tlau vi n w ! TtBTiea, Mra. , Whitaee gtarr. . Mrs; t'W , w. . woaarsir, aire. Jttea wui, Jtr. '-.V. B. Watataft. Mrs. Williaaa TaraelU ,-s. aaaa. Mra. . jct wane, jars, wauace aetle. ; Garden Designs Make r --1 .i.i. . i . i. .' an: interesting study when every- . v, thin Is eliminated from, the pic - tnre but the lines and the clear- s- cut design . which has been rol L lowed to produce the delightful ' L' arardfln. Rncltab rardena take on i less InscrntibiUtr when all the lines of design are . looked down .' nnon In a drawing of some of the .lovely. oldmanorgardens. The de- ' Tlefitfnl irtlntr nf Ttsltan I'll la a v ; lose none or their. intriguing love- . V mess wnen pnt into line arawmgs , , which show, how the artistry is 'developed. And the spacious Am- -. ; ericas gardens is outline on paper ? allow, admirably, the .adapution . faimii vna iisntMne arrtaut or tarn ithese various .European garden I miran kiith nava' mina .ok Mil ine people or baiem .mtb. a rare -iehanceto; study ar first hand the - J. a.V. laa. 4V laMtl Z -a- A riles. . . sseaas - tvi a vaauvih ; va mm bs-sjb I fcAfJi Lord and If iss Edlu Scnry - Ter wiuciL ca.uiiipri otw , i a . v ar I w . A -. r anbAtlSAVIVia? TaTWiaV' HflTn M 111BI I ATH and Miss Schryrer will be in the atndlo durintr the afternoon. ' '0) . The - At water Kent Foundation ' . aiaa asnnnnfM-irs inirn siudbu i.k rolee contest. .' Cash - prises t ot e stk nun inn nr uuBnain - mwaiKiui to the finalists will be tire results of this year's contest. In October :i 'the 1 representatives, onayoung man: and one young woman, wui . ' be selected from each of the states , to contend for, national honors. It is of genuine Interest to Salem - people to know that Mrs. ' Isaae Lee Patterson has been -chosen as state chairman tor the eontest in Oregon. Both Governor; and Mrs. Patterson have been inter ested In this work for the past three years, giving much time and attention to the promotion ot this program. . . ' r . ' - The Salem Heights . Woman's elub will meet Friday, April 5. at 2 o'clock at the Community house, at which time. Mrs. Goldle La Duke will have charge of the pro- gram. ."Wit and Humor" will be the subject ot the afternoon. Hos tesses will be Mrs. Belle Douglass, TIrs. Fisher, and Is. Zona Allen. News arid Club Olive If. Doax, TAKE THE BABIES TO COLLEGE I Tl"- mtir Mvtv IWib; SiW ::' r -:"-r'i"V-r;: David.' Jr.-f'ris:--?-."Takiiif.ihe lhatrU eoJlcterith yon is the latest way to bring p. the offiprinr. M least that's the W ef two ynnr meliwrn of StilK - water, Okla. Mrs. David E- Hillas, ssother of twe-yesr-oW DaT, JrJ ran4'Mrs.v Dean A. Biop, roetlie of Jane, same aft; are stadanta at the. Oklahema AgricnltursI and llechanical tlkge and the babies attend the home eeeis.aHrserjr ff r chiUrtii ander the sehoel age.;. i The teachers in the scheo) art Wise economies pvpils and receive .'experience while earinffer hJMren,4 'v ' D. E. Club Contest ' Proyidi - -Success- The D. E. club waaa guest of Mrs. . A. A. Michel - for? i ts regular business -session Tuesday- night. The meeting showed the results of the contest which has' been car ried on by the club since last Octo ber at which time the ' then 32 members divided themselves into J four gTOUpS and .Started Out to compete with each other for the largest sum of money to be raised by the arrival of spring, this mon ey to be given to the seminary ed ucation fund. - , - All told the committees Tues day night reported 450 and out fot this total sum the committee headed by Mrs. Albert O'Brien assisted by Mrs. M. J. Petiel, Mrs. F. M. Alley, Mrs. H. Hartmaa, Mrs. II. Lynch, Mrs. B. Zielinskl, Mrs. E. A. Thompson, and Miss Ruth Brentsno, brought In $212. r Mrs. S. J. Gentzkow. Mrs: T. A. LWindishar, and Mrs. A. A. Michel are the heads of the other three committees which will now enter tain the winners with a party some time in April. ; Following the business meeting, bridge was in play,, and later re-. freshments were served: by the social committee which happened to be the same group which won the club contest. Plans will be announced later for the entertainment of the win ning committee. - - " ' Degree of Honor Entertains Of ficials '. The Degree of Honor protective association will entertain this eve ning with a chicken. dinner and special -program at the Fraternal Temple In -honor ot visiting high offielals. -The dining room will be 'decorated with. the. lodge colors of pink and ..white and carnations will ha used t carry out the col ors .in flowers. Special 'guests for this9 affair will he Frances Gill Olson, nation al president 6t the order, and Lois A. Geiser, ; regional director. Miss Bessie -Wood is local president. . t : . ; ,:. - - Mr. and Mrs.-Rex X' Turner of Seattle -have Just been, the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Moses at the - Moses - home v on North Capitol street. Mr. "Turn oi ls a brother of Mrs. Moses. ' - Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney fentertalned as their dinner guests Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes. Dr. and Mrs. Varakas, and Mrs. Qs Ebsen' . who - Is a house guest of the Doneya, " - - GEESE PASS A SLEEPLESS - - - NIGHT ' Peter knew very weO how pro voked - tho - barnyard folks . would be to be waked right oat of . a sound sleep. He didn't', blame them, either. - It mpst.be .horrid- to nave to nnng,. youri nearr oni from under a rHee want spot -un der your wing lntOr tha cold alht air. Bo the boy was earerai to keep his voice low-, lest he dlsf turb any of his frienda, , That you-GanderT .'.whispered he. "Has anything gone wrong? What are you up for at this, time ot night?"' . -Tea, It's I, alt right!? -replied Gander, in a sad voice, .."And I am awake for the very best reason in tho "world. I cant sleep I Neither could you. If yon were a goose. . There isnt one of my familr who Is. spending ' a com fortable alght. ' Can't yotf" hear tho other geese stirring; about?'' "Now. that you speak of it, I do hear something strange," said the boy, after' he had listened a moment. :Sounds to me like the flapping - of wings. Gracious! What wss that? Could it have been a acreamt Is any one hart, do you suppoaaf, r" ' "Not hurt just . angryl" said Gander, sharply.. -" , . -Oh, - dear, i ..reel one oi my spells a coming 'om pon't Je frightened at anything I do,4oy! X -can't help myself and I will be all rlgkt in a second." - Then -so elosa to the boy's ears that Peter had to clap his. hands over them to keen tnera irom tingling: aoundod a hoarse cry. "Honk! Honk! Ilonk!" A furious flapping cf wtrs! T7as Gander Society Editor Jaaet right. Mra. OaM X. HUm SOCTAL CALENDAR Thnrsday - Rsphaterian elub with Mrr Lee tJnruh Ladies Aid of W. R. C. will not meet this week. . . Marion county Veterans association meeting, - Wood- bum; any member ot patriotic . order. wanting" to attend, phone 9$J,or 2281. . Beta Chi, Mothers club, 8or- ority house, 2130. . Circle for First Spiritualist' chureh. Mrs. A. P. King. 413 . South Capitol street,4 o'clock . Social afternoon for ladies ot St Vlncept de Paul par- lish. Mrs. Albert Wetjen, 940 - Tamarack street. ' " - .- Chapter G., P. O., Mrs. Alice E. Fisher, 2:30. Lib dseape architectural art exhibit, Gilbert studio. ' U. 8. Grant Circle No. S. Ladies ot the G. A. R., busi ness meeting:. Armory, 2 o'clock. : " Friday West Side Circle Ladles Aid ot Jason Lee church at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Hockett, ;1C03 N. Commercial. . - Golden West club of Wom- anVBeneflt association, with Mrs. Jennie Miller, 3sl S. 29th. street. . . . T. M. C A. program post- pohed:? """ : ' . Sewing elub, Sons' of Vet- erans auxiliary. .2 o'clock, Mrs. Nettle Schramm. . Old People's Home, ICth and Ceji- ter. ; ; 0.' T. club with Mrs. S. C. Cross. . ... . Unitarian Woman's A1U- ance, 2:30 o'clock, Emerson room;, election of officers. Salem , Heights Woman's club," 2' o'clock, community house. ' X V Club.'of Auxillary to Sons .Veterans, Mrs. Eugene Pres- cott,- 10(4 Oak street, .2 o'clock.' i - - - Satarday x . ' Woman's" Relief Corps reg- alar meeting 2 o'clock, Mill-afta'-hall.,.?-' The. Carnation club. Mrs. F. A. Smith. 1325 lfth streft t o'elockV ' - y Samday First . Presbyterian choir .will repeat Easter" concert, 7:30 dcloeki, . i e - . e e e The resident patients of the Deaconess I hospital were, gener ously entertained by the ladles of the - Kazarene " Apostolic church withv a pre-Easter luncheon Sat urday afternoon at the hospital. -.:.-) at - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Payn'a will leave 1 Salem; soon for Eugene where they expect to make their home. - - .-. v " mmi in -. ViNCCelT having a tut ? For certainly. It was the old, fellow himself that wan. causing the dlaturbance7' Suddenly, t the boya surprise', (ne.aarnyara was in aa uproar. ; v Honkf -Honk! ina.nl - W4tnf Whih,-Whishr' Jnat as lulckly .a as It had started the noise stopped. In another minute one could al most have' heard a pin drop. ; - "There," remarked Papa Gan der, stretching out his neck. "I feel better and so do all the rest of my family. Noaf, if nothinr more happens, wo shall be able, to go tack to bed and sleep." 1 1 t t5iifW 1 Affairs No-Host Luncheon At W.W.Moore V Home A no-host one o'clock luncheon was given at the home of Mrs. W. W. . Moore Tuesday in - honor of Mrs. Lloyd Payne and Mrs. A. E. Robins both of whom are soon to leave Salem, and also honoring the birthday of -Mrs Harold Hughes. Daffodils and tapers carried out the yellow color scheme." Covers were laid for 10." In bridge which followed luncheon, Mrs. Gardner Knapp won high score. V Guests for the affair , were the honor guests. Mrs. Lloyd Payne, Mrs. Av E. -Robins, and Mrs. Har old Hughes; and ; Mrs. Wlllard Wirtx, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs. Fred Lange, Mrs. C. K. Logan, Mrs. D. - JLT Beeehler, . Mrs. E. J . Huffman, and Mrs..W. W. Moore. Mrs. Robins and Mrs. Payne were I f11?"1 ; Prf i1..;-'--"' . ;.r I mm g- . .f-a g v ' I MrS. Is. EtT lsOne IS ; -i . I CnPihTS "I Mrs. V. B. Cone entertained with I V . a at . - . - I preny one , cioca tuncneon ai i her home onTlllaman street in South Salem.'-The luncheon table was centered with a bowl of daffo dils, narcissi,"' and : pussywillows. and this same combinations of yel low and green' was , carried. ' out about-the guest rooms." Covers were laid for-22.' i , Following lucheon bridge was la play at five tableau Mrs. John Orr won high score, Mrs. G. W. Laf lar. second, and, Mrs. Hugh Latham of Silverton won the - consolation prise. - Guests asked for. this attractive afternoon were Mrs. L. E. Barriek, Mrs.. W. F. .Buckner, Mrs. M. C. Cashatt, Mrs. G. W. Laflar, Mrs. H. Lewis, Mrs. H. S. Poisal Mrs. L. . Wain, Mrs. - J. B. - Pretzman, Mrs. John Orr, Mrs. E. E. Bragg, Mrs. J. B. Craig, Mrs. E. M. Hoff- neu, Mrs. a. h. Moore, Mrs. c. d. Purvine, Mrs. S. P. Kimball, Mrs. Kline,- of Portland, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Latham. ;Mri.' Service; and Misa. Mae Service all ot Silverton, Mrs. R. J. Gunn of Corvallis, and Mrs. C. H. Clark. J Mrs. Henry.Lee Gives Recital Mrs. ' Henry ' Lea . presented group of her piano pupils In re cital at the First Christian church Tuesday evening. She was assigned by Wllma Ellis and Julia Johnson, students of Miss Carrol Dibble, who cave some excellent readings. The first group of piano num bers were given, by very young students with from-; one to two months training., These .were Wayne Rose, Valerie Carr, Junior Herold. Richard Chase, and Mar vin Van Cleave. The second group of more " advanced - pupils were: UJean Simmons, Margaret Zwlcker. Margaret Chadwick, Helen Chrls tenson, Barbara VIesko, " Norma Jean GUbertson, Bernlce Noak, f Patsy Lee. Jerry Simmons, Parzy le.n Bibr KuJ-Dorothr M,ar- kin. Frances Christenson. Ravi Martin, Delia Locke, Donald Cha pel, Anita Savage, Marian' Chase and Odell Peden. - a si Neighborr At Bales Home 1- - sssBBaaaBBSBBSBBak " Mr. and Mrs.' N. 0-'.Bales were hosts to the Neighborhood "560' card party at their home recently. -Easter formed tho motif for the decorations for guests rooms and serving: table from" which Mrs. Bales served after cards were fin ished for the evening. High score for the women , was won by Mrs. Carl Wols and lew score by Mra. W. Witxel. High score for the men was won by Paul Bales, and low score was won by hr. gS. Lesley. -Members present wereMr. and Mrs. F. L. Lutx, Mr. and Mrs.' W. Witxel, Mr. and Mrs. . Carl Wols, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bales. Mrs. May Lewis, B. E. Lesley, Mrs: Walter Gerth, and Mr. and Mrs.. N. O. Bales. z v. 'v':c- The next .meeting, will be April L20 at the home ot Mrs. Oft y Lewis. Hiint-Wafacel 1 : Nuptials Celebrated - Miss Velna - Hunt r and Jacob WeitseWr.; were united in mar riage Wednesday at 1 0 o'clock at presence or only the- n e a r e s t friends and relativea of the bride and troom. -Mr, and Mrs.. L. C Klofson were the' attendants; Mr. an Mrs.-WeitseL Jr wUt spend tneir noneyraoon'in tjaniornia. Mra. W. T. ScoU and Miss Lucy Terry Hlggins : have been ' enter- talnlng their nieces, and families from Grays Harboi1 thir week!.. The guests are Mra. Wv G. nnMm her daughters. Miss Francis; and Mary Ring Hopkins and son Billy. ot Aberdeen: and Mrs. Jerry Walker.1 her .son PauL and - two little daughters, Mary - and Bar bara or Hoqulam. They motored down for tho Easter school vaca-1 Uon, visiting relatives in Portland enroute. Professor C E. Scott ot Grant- high'; school .In" Portland. with his family, joined tho family Easter. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott and family were also present. . r , ; -r-'z:"- The TJaitarian Woman's Alli ance will hold Its regular meeting Friday afternoon in the Emerson room of the chureh. - Mrs. Royee Allen will hare charge of tho pro gram, u is important that all members be present for this meet-1 inn especially because there will be an election or officers. r.zzS tte C!a:::fl:d Ads. mm n BIJO HB1E PARTY GERVAIS. April 3. The Ger vais "500" community club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Seeley on Tuesday evening, at which five Ubles of "600" were in play.' High scores, were won by Mr. Ed Ditmar and Mrs. Henning, and low going to Mrs. Carl Ells worth and Mr. G. J. Moisan. Re freshments were . served at the close of the play by the hostess Mrs. Seelev assisted by Mrs. Otto Schwab. The next meeting. will b held in the Masonic hall o n April 9. " ' :: ' Misses ; Margaret and Leaore Ferschweiler. have returned from a two month's trip in California, and are spending a few days visit ing -their parents near , Gervais. They -were accompanied, on their trip- by Miss Dorothy Nathman, and Miss Laura Powers. The girls are all nurses. , , Moses Elected - D. -R. Moses of. Fairfield, has been , elected ' to teach - tho upper grades In the GervaU rade school awxtVyear; and Misa Ethel Martm of Oakridrs to teach the primary department. TB unrisiian ainoeavor young Vo9l rany at the Presbyterian church Friday night .was attenuea by a large crowd and much ehthus- fest. At lbf closa tl tho etlng refreshments were servea. Miss Elynor Seguln, .teacher of tne ratrrieia graoe scnooi naa ocen aaa, " 1 i ' -. ; .a. W J aTaa ' in wiin meastes ati att a. Charles. Moore ". has . been substi tuting for Jer in. the school. ' Mr. and Mrs. - B. De Jar din and Mr. and. Mrs.- William -Brassell "were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gabs DeJardin in Salem.' Even Break Is Obtained By Pastor LOS ANGELES, Apr. 3. (AP) Rev. Robert P. Schuler yester day won and lost in the suit brought against him in municipal court by Mayor George E. Cryer, charging criminal libel. V The . court dismissed the count charging the militant Trinity Methodist church pastor with libel In. publishing in his magaxine the statement "don't take bribes by the real estate route. If you don't know what I am driving at, ask Mayor Cryer. The pastor wss ordered to trial on the other count on his pub lished statement referring to "plundering" officials and assert ing that Mayor Cryer was "chief exploiter of them all." "peputy City Prosecutor -Paul Hornaday announced he would appeal, on, the dismissal of the first count. . Rer. Mr. Shuler faces retrial April 25 on another criminal libel charge growing out of his alleged malicious publication of a spuri ous Knights ot Columbus ' oath. The jury disagreed at the first trial. Gardeners Hear A J J ACLCLreSS UlVeil DV : Portland Expert M -rjfx . SILVERTON. Apr. t (Spe cial) The Silverton garden, club held Its first spring meetlnr Mon day night In the city hall. Fred, Borsch of Portland gave a splendid illustrated, lecture, showing . colored slides of alpine plants and perennials. Mr. Borsch is an authority on any question which might come up concerning home gardens. Following the lec ture," a round table discussion was held when members could bring up problems about their own gar dens. During tho business session of the club it was decided to hold a spring flower show early in May. The. date of the. exhibit will be determined by the season, and it will be held at the height ot iris time. It was decided that although the exhibit will be open to entries 19 all spring; flowers. special at tention wni be paid to Iris. : . . . useful in diet . e,rAMt,Mf ' e sarOTe ae m. Thebb are several plain "lscts ' wai pcopaB .wno. are aJCUBg-ror wagnt control should remcmbtv: No -one under 23 wara 1 old-- ahouU be atall under wght- Extreme c&ebnc is" daseeroas ' to heahh and may result in peri sanens sa;ury- to tne. tiencate . issues and organs of the body. -So car. in dessert, ia a useful nart of the meal , " - 'Eminent authorities' cmohasixe Oka dannrra nf faafjna aiw? tlw ' sborild be borne in mind by every person who. wkhes xtk remain 1 healthy. One of Ajncrica's lead-1 ing food btplpgists advocates des serts containing sugar. "The value v of the sweet he sajrs, la addition " to giving energy is in furnishing a ' feeling of satiation that helps re- ' KinreanpfjjtmefUffI'ris;, " Starving is dangerous, and each person should eat rca-ularrr a va- riery of healthful fodds, especially , cereals, fresh and. canned fruits 5 and vegetables sweetened to bring out the delicious flavors. Cereals, -fruits and vegetables are whole- " some and delicious. The best toola are jenerous with sugaT. I The Sugar Instftute.- i dr. v.. - , x Iulu Hurvt Peters MJX Aitfx6rc0teand Heallh and0tct or ChHdnerr - Answers to If others God could not be everywhere, therefore He made mothers. - 7- ' Twl,li VrvtvAiK W 9 W BO.. V . W. . "My little girl ot two years has always, since birth, been the most constipated child In the world, believe. Her bowels rarely move without a laxa tive. As a bottle baby, while giv. tag her boiled milk, I always added milk of magnesia. I have been told .that -the con stant use of this and other laxa tives have', para lysed the mus cles, and she will never be any better. Will ham alwava rkan. si Tf lTe to consti pation? .": Can you . offer ' .some change in dietl.I have tried each day to ' include either spinach, stewed apples,- .vegetable soup and always orange Juice. "Her appetite la not good at all,' MRS, M." The fact - that your little girl eats so-little may. account , for-her constrpatioa, Mrs. M lis two ways. First, insufficient bulk, and aec ond, , lack bf the . vitamins " and mineral , elements necessary for healthy and proper .-'functioning, (Ton must know that.Jnsuf f : lejeni of the other food principles pro tein and "energy food will -prtfe dace the same results sooner-, or later). But. you "should take her to a children's specialist to see. if there Is any organic trouble as the cause of her lack of appetite and constipation. - . Meanwhile, see that she, J n theIr and sunshine as much its possible. Have her take a nap, or at least a rest lying down, for an hour a day. and try to get her to eat more. Do you give her bana nas?. Most children like them They are a valuable food if thor oughly ripe, for their starch is easily digested and they are splen did sources of antlscurvy vitamin Vitamin B Is necessary, for the tone of the intestinal tract and to stimulate the appetite. . so she should have foods high In this vitamin every day. Tomatoes (can. ned, raw or . dried), fresh raw cabbage, spinach, yeast and yeast extracts, are highest In this vita min B. Some children who won't take sufficient food will take medicines and if you can't get her to take tomatoes, say, give her one-half cup of the juice every day as a medicine. -Flavor It to suit her. Get some yeast extracts and fla vor your gravies and soups - with them. -Give her some eod liver oil, also, for vitamins A and D. " Now about physic taking: When you stop, the use of any physic, there is always a period of three or four days, or perhaps longer, -This is an ideal fabric for the spring and .aummer garment, - It is washable and may be v Ironed. New patterns In de - Bghtful colors: 35 inches wide yird : : :y98C PRINTED ( "v-V i 11 I l Pl ; . Sun raya. dotsrboth large and smalt, leaves and scores of other Interest- tog patterna, are. portrayed In this fiew printed flat crepe. 40 Inches wWe-- Per'yard w, ie. . :rt . " aCiasTam sTl I 1 m 1 t. a. KJ 1 ' : I I- A . Fasf Color Suiting Just, thef abric f or the new spring aemhlflm hnth Tirints arirl vtLafn crij tRat combiBe beautifully ,Sa iiuAes;wide-:-- ;;. V- Per yard- - L Cotton - New Md novel fare . tixertnariy .mtm. 3 IVJ. " leuuu iu uus group ox coiwn "l 36 inches wide,' per yard v..: A:8ibre:where you always welcome . ' J; Visit this store whenever you are In town. You are always welcome whether you buy or not. Ladies' rest rom" in rear on mam floor. - - - 255 NORTH LIBERTY ST. before the bowels will move ot themselves. This usually discour ages, and more physic is taken, and thus the habit is begun all over again. Sooner or later, when sufficient bulk has accumulated, the bowels will move. Meanwhile, an " enema can be given, but no physics'. "We have a son two months old who ha a bright red spot on the back of his neck, about two Inches square. Is this a birthmark?. The doctor says he cannot , tell '.whe ther it will go away or not. The spot seems sensitive, and although I keep it oiled. It peels off every day. At times it looks faint,' bat when he cries it becomes bright red. It is not the dark beet color red. - MRS. R." '. Babies not infrequently, have little .rashy spots on .their face, especially over the ; eyes and on "the back of the neck. I have seen so many on the backs of babies necks that it seems it must be al most normal.- These nearly always disappear. -These" marks do not look like: the real port, wine or strawberry marks which . do not disappears However--: these real birthmarks are, very successfully. treated, now by skin -. specialists with: the X-rays, or radium, - r carbon dioxide enow, -depending upon the case Usually tho' earlier they treated, the. better.'.' . . 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