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THE KUOEVK REniSTER CHARII Page y!n MONTHLY MEET1NQ OF CITY FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS COMES NEXT FRIDAY ReV Weber Will Give Address To Group tt Trm afternoon htm tbe it to-"lr,T o'clock at the STr". r,r if Centrnl Presbyterian ,lS,i i. to anMreaa tbe rroup on -.s.m ia Bunineee." A discua- 'K ? tbe ""Wert "d ? Jbe ,0I"C in;.: nnt married women iMJ"'!"Tk. ,1k of Mr. Weber. V .k. direction of Miss Mary i Hr jiCf"" . . tvD,nMBrlotN"elID membera are to r; .a ke coming Thursday at fhSir.. W.W. Calkins. .wrVFRSAIlV GROUP l2"r.;ir.r,rT club met Friday ,, Honor. Zi it the home of Mr. and Mrs. I- nnhbi. the occasion being . --r rr.i'R Horace Burnett was hostess "? of the Tji Junta k Fridar. The group's next meet fX January 8 with Mrs. jU Scobert. t t Wntiide RrKige club members J, "mertained Friday by Mrs. KellT Mrs. Charles Hoeflein ifenfliKf. Mrs. K B. Ackerman. 5. Clirence A. Elkms. Mrs. Inez : . f iiinrtn. Miss Mary Ida ftrand Mrs. R. Nile Christmas Party Comes Wednesday Calendar For Next Week A MONG the ltirger club events for next week will be the monthly meeting and annual Christmas party, for the Eugene club, l'augutera of' the Nile. The club is to meet at the Otburn hotel for a one o'clock luncheon. There will be a ChriMmn tree ami! exchange of gifts. Oonations will be : taken by club members to turn over; to Mrs. M. S. Ady with her work j among the needy in the city. Hostesses for the dnv will bp Mrs. Marion Ventch. Mrs. II. E. i Slnttery. Mrs. W. I'. Walker, Mrs. ileorsina Peterson, and Mrs. John Vt. Patterson. Kesertations for the luncheon should be telephoned to cither Mrs. Veateh at 700 or to Mrs. Rlatterr at STB. entertain the ' J.l vllfKt. Surer will i , , , TWCrP MEETS Vn Hnrrr Hobbs was hostess for 4, meeting' of th Teacup chib on iWit ifternonn. Mrs. Earl O. Im Vill entertain the group on JuM'J , , , srvsHiSB cr.rn Irene Applegnte was hostess h ike meeting of the Sunshine iion Friiiny. Mrs. Dudley Holland i ipeelnl guest. On December 1 Mrs. W. W. Calkins will be host Mrt'theeluK t B9I0SART SOCIETY Croup three of the Missionary io r of the First Christian church ti3 hut a potluck luncheon and iai Tuesday afternoon at one 'tl it the homo of Mrs. Wayne tortson. Mrs. George Everingham ui Mrs. Raymond Wells will lead it book diicnssion. CTTA CLt'B Tin Cotta club of the United Luth. mi ehtjrrh is meeting Monday ere itt it seven-thirty o'clock at the riarcb to practice on their play. FRIENULT RIBI.E CLASS Tie Friendly Bible class of the HcNist Episcopal church will meet FMiT afternoon at two-thirty 'Hock it the home of Mrs. A. T. Merlins. 1200 Oak street. T.adies ire requested to bring quilt blocks ii tnall presents for boxes for the WWOBKERS CLASS ' Tie Dfeember mephn of tbe Co- Terkeri class of the First Baptist rtnrch will be held Friday after wi it two-tbirty o'clock at the km of Mrs. W. M. Marshall. ffiETINO Tt'EKDAY IDS omen of MnnsobssFf tntrtrtti el hold their regular meeting Tues y ening at eight o'clock at the w hill. There will be a Christ ai program, tree and party and M member ia to bring a gift for rainre. Mrs. Clara Rtlckels is ;i:rmin for the affnir. assisted by Kennell-Ellls photo. Mrs. F. L. Beard, oresident of the Eugene club, Daughters of the ! terrain for the group in two weeks Mile, which la to have Its annual The degree staff ia in charge for tbe evening. AI.EGRIA CM.'B Mrs. H. Y. Spence entertained on Wednesday afternoon of this week for the meeting of the Alegria bridge club. .Mrs. r.. r,. Htltinrnnd will en. Christmas party next Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Clark. Mrs. Mable Cur tis and Mrs. Edna Morgan. The regular broadcast of the Mooseheart chapter and Order of Moose will be held Mondny evening from eight to nine o'clock over station KOltE. LEAGUE TO MEET The Women's League of the Con gregational church ill meet Tues day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Nelson Bossing. 2100 Alder street for the regular meeting. It will be a Christmas party. Special guests are being in vited. EASTERN STAR E' angclino chapter. Order of East ern Star will observe social night at the regular meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock at the Masonic temple. There will be initiation at the lodge session and a Christmns party will follow. Mrs. .1. Fred Gernt is general chairman for the affnir. Christmas carola and other numbers appropriate for the season will be given. Refreshments will be served. C. L. SOCIETT The Central Lutheran Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the church with Mrs. Alfred Hansen and Mrs. A. J. Ledahl as hostesses. Mission boxes will be collected at tbe meet ing. R. N. A. MEETING Gitchell camp. Royal Neighbors of America will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock at the W. O. W. hall. A Christmas program will he pre sented by families of members and thera will be treats for them. Miss Muriel Kelly nnd Mrs. Ethel Kuni arc chairman for the evening. ELECTIONS MONDAY Election of officers will be held nt the regular meeting of the Span ish American War Veterans' auxil iary Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock in the post rViom of the armory. W. H. C. MEETING The regular meeting of the Wom en's Relief corps will be held Thurs day afternoon at two o'clock in the post room of the armory. REREKAH MEETING The Eugene Rehekah lodge will meet Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock in the I. O. O. F. temple. An entertainment will fol low the lodge session nnd Odd Fel lows are Invited for the program. GI'ESTS AT CI.fR Guests at the Texas club meet ing this week at the home of Mrs. M. K. McKlin were Miss Elizabeth .Tames. Mrs. H. F. Brocdon. Mrs. L. Rauch. Mrs. Mary C. Wilson. Miss Leone Edniiston. Miss lone Ithodcs, Miss l.ondell Williams. Miss Theda Rhodes, Mrs. L. (i my of Thurston. The group's next mopr iiifT will come on the sprond Wed nesday of .Tflimnry at the home of Mrs. Edward ConverR. HEfiltEn STAFF The Rebekah derrree staff will practice at the I. O. O, F. temple Monday evenittc nt eicht o'clock. past rrtESiriFXTS Members of the Piisr Presidents' club of the Women's Relief corps held a Christmns party Friday after noon nt the home of Mrs. Fred Ilydom nnd fifteen were present. The Indies hail a Christmas tree and exchniiRed Rifts. Officers were elected for the coininn year as fol lows: Mrs Fred Ilydorn, president; Mrs. Flizabef It Bey t Sen vice-president : Mrs. afohn Zimmer. secretary treasurer, and Mrs. .1. H. McClintie. press correspondent. The next meet ing will be held .7anuni;y 8 at the home of Mrs. Jesse Mnrsh. The club will sponsor an attendance con test for the year with the members divided into two teams and at the end of the year the side having the least number of members attending the twelve- meetings will Rive a ban quet for the winners. rHTUSTMAS PARTY A Christmas party will be held by Pythian Sisters Tuesday evenine fol io winjr the regular lodge session at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Ferne Henderson Is chairman of the com mittee, nssisted by Mrs. Ann Will. Mrs. Minnie Larson and Miss Nellie Moore. The- affair is for members and their families nnd ladies are to bring pop corn nnd candy. PAST MATRONS The Past Matrons' club of Blue River chapter. Order of Enstern Star nre hnvinvr a Christmas p-irty Wednesday afternoon nt two o'clock at the home of Mrs. T., J. Temple. RAINBOW ORDER The reculnr meetinc of Rninhmv Order for Clirls will be heM Friday cvenintr at seven-fifteen o'clock at thft Masonic tempi. FNTTARTAN ATXTANCE Members of the Unitarian Alliance will hold a work meetine Tuesday hrjrinninjr nt eleven-thirty o'clock in the mornine nt which time sewins will he done for the city needv poor Monday 1 p. in- Meet inn of Girl Scouts council, chamber of commerc. 2:o0 p. m. Meeting of Home Science club at the bom of Mrs. Frederic G. Stickels. 2:S0 p. di. Mectiui: of Kastside Neighborhood club at the home of Mrs. E. A. Thurston. -:"0 p. m, Meeting of Domestic Art club at the home of Mra. W. E. Milne. 3 p. m. Meeting of Shakespeare club at the McMorran aud Wash burne tore committee room. G.'Mt p. m. Meeting of Willam ette Court. Order of tbe Amaranth. Masonic temple. 7:oO p. m. Cotta eluh meeting at United Lutheran church. 7:0 p. m. Meeting of Spanish American War Veterans' auxiliary, armory. S p. m. Concert of Chamber Music society, chamber of com merce. S p. m. Meeting of Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae nt the. home of Mrs. B. W. PeRusk. 8 p. m. Meeting of Chapter H of P. E. O. Sisterhood at the home of Mrs. W. H. Pollard, Springfield. Tuesday 11:0 a. ni. Meeting of Unitar ian Women's Alliance, Community Liberal church. 2 p. m. Meeting of Crescent club. Ualiee division. O. T. A. to the B. of L. K. nt tbe home of Mrs. .1. F. McFadgcn, 'J:;i(i p. ni. Meeting of Coilgre ga t iomi I Lea git e at t ho home of Mr. Nelson Bossing. 2:30 n. m. Meeting of Phi Mu Mothers club at the home of Mr. George W. Monroe. 0::h p. m. Meeting of Pinl club. Congregational church. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Pythian Sisters lodge, Knights of Pythias hull. S p. m. Meeting of Women of Mooseheart Legion. Mooso hall. S p. m. X. U. A. club meeting nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnn Johnston. Wednesday 1 p. m. Luncheon nnd meeting of Kuirene club, Daughters of the Nile. Osburn hotel. 1 p. m. Luncheon for Colonial club at the home of Mrs. W. S. Love. 2 n. in. Meeting of Past Ma trons club of Blue River chapter. O. E. S. at the home of Mrs. L. J. Temple. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of Jolly Eight club at the home of Mrs. G. V. Quaif. 2:30 pni. Meeting of Tvpo- graphical union auxiliary at the home of Mrs. A. F. Bremer. 2:30 o. m. Meetiug of College Crest Neighborhood club at the home of Mrs. B. W. Perry. 2:30 p. m. Keto club meeting at the home of Mrs. iuy Pyle. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Rebekah lodge. 1. O. O. F. temple. Wednesday evening Meeting of Coterie club at the home of Mrs. W, C. Landru. Thursday 1 p. m. Covered dish luncheon for Santa Clara Women's club at the home of Mrs. 11. l. Emerson. 1 p. in. Covered dish luncheon and card party for Ladies of Elks. Elks temple. 1 p. m. U. P. club luncheon and meeting at the home of Mrs. W. W, Calkin. 2 p. m. Women's Relief corps, meeting, armory. 2:30 n. tn. Central Lutheran ladies Aid society at the church. 2:30 p. m. Nip and Tuck club meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Meek. 2:30 p, m. Meetiug of Eugene Fortnightly club. Osburn hotel. fl:30 p. m. College Crest Com munity club dinner and meeting, clubhouse of group. Friday 1 p. m. Luncheon for Just-a-Wee. club at the home of Mrs. Fred Ilydorn. 1 p. m. Meeting of Tillicums club nt the home of Mrs. Raymond WaUh. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of Gold Chevron club nt the home of Mrs. Gladys Touimensen. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of Snns Souei club at the home of Mrs. Ralph Osborn. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of City Federat ion of Women's Orgnnitn tion. chamber of commerce. 2:30 p. in. Meeting of Friendly Bible class of M. E. church at the home of Mrs. A. T. Cockerline. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of Co workers class of Baptist church nt the church. 2:30 p. in. Meeting of Sorosis club nt the home of Mrs. William Long. Springfield. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of Women's auxiliary of St. Mary's Episcopal church at the homo of Mrs. Henry A. Tromp. 7:1ft p. m. Meeting of Rainbow Order for Girls. Masonic temple. S p. m. Meeting of Kvnngcline chapter. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic temple. 8 p. m. Meeting of Gitchell camp, R. X. A.. W. O. W. ball. Saturday 7 p. m. Meeting of Ladies of Orient I. O. O. Nmplc. Scouts Party To Be Given On Tuesday Give Furniture The Practical Gift This year, more than ever before, you will be interested in giving something for the home. Home Furnishings are a present to the entire family. This Year You Can Buy Cheaper Than Ever Hore are some suggestions . . . Dining or Bedroom Suites . . . Davenports and Chairs . . . Table or Floor Lamps . . . Cedar ( lu'sts . . . Smoking Stands and Cabinets . . . Radios . . . Occasional or Cogswell Chairs . . Combination Smoker Lamps . . . Tea Wagons . . . Desks . . . Magazine Farks . . . Children's Rockers . . . Clock Lamps . . . Kiddie Kars and many others. Do Not Be Mislead By Sale Prices We Give S. & II. Green Stamps and the Doernbecher hospital. This meeting win take the place or the usual Christmas party which the group holds annually. There will be a potluck luncheon at noon. Mrs. Pavid Masterton and Mrs. n. L. Woodhouse are hostesses for the meetiug. AMAHANTH ORMEU Willamette court. Order of Amar anth is meeting Monday evening "for it covered dish supper at six-thirty o'clock nt the Masonic temple to be followed by n lodge Reunion nnd Inter a Christmas party. Mrs. .1. C. Mncy is chairman for the supper. Election of officers will bft held at the business meeting. The committee in charge for tlio entertainment is Mrs. .f, C. Mncy. chairman: Mr. and Mrs. liobert Hond, Mr. and Mrs. (tiiy Hcnfro. Mrs. Hoy Page, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields. Mfg. Pauline Enton and Mrs. Metzgcr. COTETUE MEET1XO The Coterie club is to have its annunl Christinas party the coming ennepuay evening nt trie home ot Mrs. W. C. Landru. There will be an exchange of gifts. COLONIAL CLCK Mrs. W. S. Love will bs hostess for the Colonial club the coming Wednesday, the group meeting for a luncheon at one o'clock. SAXS sorci CLCR ' Mrs. Ralph Osborn will be hostess for the mating of the Sans Souci club next Fridnv afternoon, COXTRACT GROIP ! Mrs. ,L K. Pratt is to entertain next Friday for the meeting of her contract club. j j EASTSIPE CLUB ! Mrs. E. A. Thurston li to be hostess for the meeting of the Enstslde Neighborhood club on Mon dny afternoon. Members aro asked to bring their scrnpbooka for the Ooernbechor hospital. For the pro gram. Mrs. T. II. Garrett and Mrs. Naomi Shelley will give papers on the Mtidunas in Italian painting. For roll call members will answer with stanzas from their favnilte Christmas hymns. Mrs. Lila Yoder has charge of 'the music for the1 afternoon. I DOMESTIC ART MEETIXQ Mr. W. E. Milne is to be hostess for the meeting of the Domestic Art club on Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. Srhnefor ii to hav the pro gram on quilts. j I soposrs cli p ! .Mrs. Willinm I.nng I to entertain, s h"r home in Springfield nxt Friday afternoon for the meeting '. of the Porosis club. Instead of the gift exchange, there will be an offer-1 ing taken for Christmas work. .rrsT-A-wEE cT.rn I Members of I !te .1 nt -a -Wee club n m to nierf nt t Fritln v for s otie , o'clock luncheon and their annual , i Christmas party at, the home of i i Mrs. Fred Hydrit. I , . . 1 TTLLICI'MS CLVn I Tiie Tillirmnft rlith in In hJiT Ms I annual Christmn p.trty next Friday; afiernonn nt the home or Mrs. Ray mond Wal?h. dinner nnorp Mr. and Mrs. Lnn S. McCready are to be hott for the meeting of their dinner and ci-ntrael group on the coming Weilried:ir evening. i I CRESCENT CLT'R Mr. .1. W.'McFadgen will be host cv.i Tuesday afterno'in f'T the nert' vs of tb fregreiit rlnh of the ,llln- hee division, G I A. to the B. of KETO MEETING Mrs. Guy Pyle is to entertain for the Christmas pnrty of the Keto club on Wednesday afternoon next. TO ENTERTAIN CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Tiffany are to be hosts on Tuesday evening fot' the meeting of their card club. TnURSDA Y GROIT Mrs. A. V, lirown Is to entertain next Thursday for the meeting of t he J hursnny nriuge club. EPISCOPAL GROCP The women's guild of St. Mnry's episcopal church will not have its regular meeting next week, nil meet ings being postponed until Jnnuary i.i when there will he an all-dny session with the church dinner in the evening. FRIDAY GROI P Mrs. T. J. Stockslill will be host cjs for the meet ing of the Fridoy Rridge club nert week. N. r. a. GRorp Mr. and Mrs. Pan Johnston will he hosts for the meeting of the X. P. A. club the coming Tuesday evening. NIP AND TT'CK CI.T H Mrs. Walter Meek is to entertntn next Thursday afternoon for a meeting of the Nip and Tuck club. JOLLY EIGT1T CLPB Mrs. O. V. Ountf Is tn entertain AX event of much interest to Girl Scouts throughout the county will be the all-Girt S-outs party in be given next Tuesday evening for all scouts of the county. It will be held in the Gerbnger hall on the university campus from seven-thirtj until nine o'clock. Stunts will be put on by each troop. A Christmas tree and a Santa Clans are also on the eve nings program. A motion picture. "The Trail." depicting Girl Scouts activities, will be shown. Each scou t coming is asked to brine either a toy. or an article of food, or clothing to be turned over to the needy. Miss Alice Spurgin is general chairman for the party. Today a group of fourteen scouts with a staff of five, are going to the Obsidians enhins on the McKenrie for a program of snow sports. Those going are Miss Louise Gilfillan. local director. Miss Thelma Melliek. re gional trainer who is here from San Francisco. Miss Alice Spurgin. Miss Marion Gibbs, and Miss Marjorle Thayer, who make up the staff, and the following scouts. Juno Mills Maxine Morton. Mary Staton. Rhoda Nrmstrottp, Edna Carlson. Carol Tnrppr. Jean Martin. Phoebe Rrav uinn. Ruth Fndieott. Mildred Little. Cleo Flint. Petty Jane Thompson, and Jean Mscl-aren. next Wednesday for the meeting of: the Jolly Eight club. I SHAKESPEARE CLT'R 1 The regulnr meeting of the Eugene Shakespea re club will be held the coming Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the McMorran and Wash lurne auditorium. Study will be re sumed on Henry IV, taking up Scene IV, Act IV. AT'XILTARY MEETING The " Typographical Union auxil iary is to meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, A. F. Bremer at two o'clock, AMECIA MEETING Amecin club members will he guests of Mrs, Joseph II. Koke for their luncheon Tuesdnv. MEETIXGS POSTPOXEP The Madreaitas club has post poned all further meetinga until after Christmas holidays. LEAGUE MEETING The Luther League of Einmans Lutheran church is to meet Wed nesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Petersen. GOLD CFIEVRON CLUB Mrs. Gladys Tommensen will en tertain next Friday afternoon at her home. trl Thirteenth avenue west, for the meeting of the Gold Chev ron club. This will be the Christ mas party of the group. BRIDGE GROUP Mrs. C. L. Schwering Is to en- tertnin next Friday afternoon the meeting of her bridge club. f f r fur Santa Clara Club Tlio Snntii Hum Wnmn'M club in to meet Mip nmltiK TliiirHiliiy nt (lip hom of Mm. II. Tl. Knirr snn for n politick luncheon t on nnd ii program will follow the luncheon. Loft Contrast this hat, one of the first that Patou creator! In order to get away from the monotony which onoe prevailed In millinery, with hit latest creations, and not how hat styles have evolved. Neighborhood Club The monthly nicotine of the Col lcj (. rpt rsciKlthorhooil club is to bo hold the coming Veiltien(lny nftcr noon at tbo home of Mr. H. V. l'oriy. Mrs. K A. linker will bo UKsistnnt hostess. This- will he the rejrulnr ('hriximiiH pnrty for the club with an oiohnnKo of gifts. Mrs. J. I. Ilollingsworth is to hare chnrge oi ine program. TODAY'S RECIPES By 8ISTER MARY V10ST of us overlook the possibili ties of peanut butter in cooking. We recognise it as a sandwich filling but seldom work it into menus as an important food. Peanuts themselves are Inch in food value, comparing favorably with meat. The (pinlity of peanit protein has been analyzed by the chemists of the United (States Food Bureau nnd found to be remarkably endowed with the essentlnls of hiirh quality protein. Comparative tables show that one pound of peanuts yields 'J.".S per cent protein while one pound of porter house steak yields 21.0 per cent and hotied eggs i-l.h per cent oi tnesc im put rant, calorics. Coninnrinir the fat content of pen nuts, lwpf steak and eggs, a table of comparative food values gives peanuta per cent, steak 0.l per cent nnct .pfh 11.4 ner rent. Peanuts also contribute 24.4 per Community Club Plans Meeting Thursday TUB December meeting of the Col- Pfi Pnmmnnit l,ik Id to be held next Thursday erenlng, December 17, at the clubhouse ot the group at six-thirty o'clock. The supper will he a potluck affair. Mrs, Walter Schmieding has charce of the program to be given after the dinner. The school children will put on the program. I here la to be a Christ mas trep with a treat for all children present. Christmas carol will be sung by the children. Election of officers will he heM at the husiness meeting. On the nominating committee are Walter Rehmieding. William Llghtfoot. H. W, Strong. Mrs. Joseph Muhr, Mrs. A, n. Haskell, and .Mrs. H. F. Halver ion. The meet ine has been moved im a week because of Christmas eve coining on the regular meeting night, cent of carbohydrates. Steak and eggs furnish none. The total number of calories 'nro- Tided by each of these foodstuffs re- Teals an amazing comparison. Egcra supply 755 calories per pound, steak PJMO calories per pound and peanuti 2400 calories per pound. As to mineral content, neannts are much richer in calcium and phosphor us than either steak or eggs. Iron la .001 per cent hlcher In steak and eges than In the nuts. The vitamin content of peanuts fi lower than that of eegs. but otherwise the Tltamins are the same as thoe supplied by the ordinary protein sources. Peanut nutter Is easier to dlset than the whole nuts. Tn their natural state peanuts are rather difficult to masticate and few people take time tn chew them thoroughly. The hleh fat content makes them slow of digestion even In the butter, but nut oils are not Indigestible and the butter pre sents them In such a form that the dicesttve juices can act oulte rapidly. Cream of pennut lmtfer soup, pea nut butter and tomato loaf, peanut butter and potato croquettes, maca roni and pennut butter scallop, pen nut butter and prune salad. nejr end peanut butter snlnd. peanut butter snlad dressing all these dlOiea add nourishment and variety to menus at sinnll cost. rennut butter toast Ts rerr simple to make eid Is a "Ae-d l"ncheon or nunner dish 'nr children. Snresd hot dry toast with neanut nutter and pour over medium white sauce, using 1 enn nance for four slices of toast, ffinsll children will find fe (ont easier to eat !f. after spreading with peanut butter. It I' cut In h-IMncb sqnarea VotirfsVs Menu . BREAKFAST! Tomato juice, cer eal, crenm. sernmhled eggs, rye muf fin. m'H-. coffee. T.rXCTTEOX: Peanut hutter tont. celerT hearts nnd carrot straws, sn pies 'cooled 1" cranberry Jitlre. cup PpIrA m"U-. fei. PIXNEP: TTnncnrTnn eoulnh. hepe lettuce with Thousand Tl"d dre Ir.g. lemon mcrlncue pie. mill;, coffee. CRANBERRY JELLY SALAD One of the nicest, snlnds for win ter time Is cranberry Jelly salad. Mold the jelly in pretty shapes and serve on lettuce with mayonnaise, topped with a few pecan nutments. Tf y" are not so fussy about the shapes, you can use left-over cranberry jelly In the same way. JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 525 Willamette Watch Your Kidneys Heed Kidney and Bladder Irregu larities Promptly and tave your cl( future mnery. If bothered with burning Urine, nagning backache, RheumatUm and a tired, nervoua, deprened feel Ing due to disordered kidney action or bladder Irritation don't wait until your trouble become, chronic. Go today and get a 50c Dome ot KIDNO Just in Time for Christmas Densmore Leonard's McDonald Theatre Bldg. Announce the Introduction of g m MvuM rAAy Makers of the World's Costliest Perfume (ft A dnghrful floral odour ond truly lotting .... 5 9 M6 trceiAi iwrtoouctorr fi rusi im- ' We are showing five of the Lending Odeurs Also ffix hhnrlr ftf Towder and Lipstick. The Rrcafpst lipstick improvement in a decp.de. DENSMORE-LEONARD'S McDonald Theatre Bldg. f LINGERIE .95to?22-50 A 10th & Willamette Why Be In Doubt? You know there's nothing sho'll like better than . Dainty Silk Undies A tmly practical gift . . . and one that every woman, regardless of her ago, will enjoy. 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