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IT was ft lnry In 'tho Atlnntln
that mforre! to the "Inasmuch"!
theory the iroanel nf sharing. In
cane tho reader ltnt quite certain
of tin rnl ire quotation, It coiner
from Mathew nnd roads thua, 'In
11 m much hr ye have done it unto
one of the loat of these.wy broth
cm. ye have done it unto mo."
It 1 the Hpirtt of this quotation
that i exemplified In the good fel
low work that ha boe.n carried on
for many yours. At the Christmas
eaon. It In a truism, of course, to
tiy that as our heart ure over
flowing with "good wilt to men"
vro desire to share of our bounty
with those not so fortunate.
How best to extend of our jfood
to others Is the great question. The
newspapers have taken a lively in
terest in the matter and have sup
plied na rncs to nil w ho w ished
'them so that Christmas would be
more of a Joyous occasion to the
needy on op.
But while with these names a
splendid work may be done, there
remain thee dear shy folks who
will not admit that for some pood
reason this Christmas Is to be a
slim one. Jf through careful ques
tioning one can ifind out these
people, an opportunity im uffordod
for giving, that will be deeply aj-l
preeiaiea.
Teacher Distributes Parages
In the schools, too, good fellow
work has been carried forward,
with excellent results. Packages,
are brought to the teachers for dis
tribution, nnd each child has thu
had a chance to ehare his good
with his ""brother."
t The children, no question about
it. will enjoy their Christmas more who are perhaps weary of waiting
tor having thought of others, and
for having prepared or their hap
piness, A valuable suggestion has
come In the form of interesting
children In tho hospitals of their
own cities. Children In one family
or In small groups can prepare
Christmas for tho children's ward
of the hospital. 4
For one thing, broken toys can
be repaired for the sick ones. Paint
and paste wilt do wonder and
keep little fingers happily busy.
Games cun be donated or bought.
Then there ore scrap books to be
made. Colored pictures from mag
axlnes and Advertisements can be
cut out and pasted on paper cam
bric, the edgee of which have been
neatly "pinked." Animal pictures
always interest children, and all
sorts of childish scenes and ac
tivity?, I
Arrange Iirtter'' Scrapbook
Then other scrapbooks can be
filled. In the form of letters. A
little printing ts necessary here for
example, "Dear Friend, (lettering)
father (picture) and mother (pic
ture) Join me in wishing you a
very merry Christmas tlettering).
We expect Santa Claus (picture)
and his reindeers (picture) soon."
This will give an Idea of how to
arrange a "letter" scrapbook.
The older folks can assist In ar
ranging for the decoration of the
hospital ward, and arrange, too,
for some Christmas music. In
com wards, new records for the
phonographs will be acceptable and
in others, a little program of
Christmas carols can be sung for
me invalids. There are many, many
ways to bring happiness to those 1 ardently desire.
to bo "uu" and well again.
Speaking of hospitals; reminds
Us not to forgot the ex-soldier who
are still paying tor tho war In some
way or other. In our Institutions.
In some communities this work ts
cared for by the women's clutw.
Chritmuj boxes aro prepared by
members, with the definite stipula
tion that the box ts not to cced
In value 1 1.00 or $1.5o. so that all
will receive gifts alike. Pretty
boxes are made ready with gifts of
stationery, cards, cigarettes, dif
ferent thlmrs tho men wilt enjoy.
In one place, one organ ixnt I on gave
each man a handkerchief, another
group gave socks, another pre
pared a tree for each ward and
so on.
Help for Settlement Htxisos
Another fine work the women s
clubs may undertake at Christmas
Is to nasist a settlement house.
One club reported to Its members,
that clothes, especially stockings,
were needed at Us "adopted" settle
ment house, that soap would be
welcome, and preserves and Jellies
too. A group of members were
asked to make baby clothes, that
were much needed, for babies In
that district.
For each club, and for each fam
ily, there is an interesting and in
dividual way of handling their
4'good fellow" work and it Is hoped
that some of the suggestions given
here will prove worth while. It
becomes after all. a matter of look
Ing beyond one s own doorstep,
matter of "sharing-" a matter of
adding to the "Peace on earth.
good win to men that we all so
barns nnd put In order. Homo of
these looma were brought from Ku
rope In ' colonial days. Persons
have neon found who know how to
use them, nnd they have shown
others. Those women are weaving
wool yarn Into rugs aud coverlet
of new and original designs.' The
products are finding a ready mar
ket and are bringing good prices.
Pleating Is Favored Skirt
Treatment
The Simplest Form la Certainly
tho AlMtound Heated Skirt
Whlih If obvious Is Smart
ns Well.
Whore a short time ago tho
skirts of two-pouo trucks persisted
In the rlroulur out, a reunion h
now evident inward pleated treat
ments, uocordliiK to tho ln-y Cuods
KconomiHt. There Is socmhiKly no
limit to the style or arraiiKomeut
of these pleating.
The simplest form Is certainly
the all-around pleated skirt which
if obvious Is smart as well. Then
cluster effects are good, groups of
tiny pleats nltornaMnc with plain
MiKLces. Some of these are wide
enough to buo the luok or panels,
(mo ptealod skirt of u jumper
(nit'k goes so far as to have pleated
separate panels posed over a
pleated under skirt.
There Is u duelded movement lo
ward fancy or novelty pleat ins.
1 1 1 i - box ploaU set In between side
pleats, and piossod-o or efl'uet
iVit ttlvo a sort or pattern to u
pleated section or panel. There is
not a Kie.it deal of rulluoc In
volved In these treatments but Ihey
do provide some exliu width at n
bent, and with their strength full
nous tend decidedly uway iroin thu
circular rlate.
Tn f i'o t a fur I'.wiiliig
V'lf ih avenue Mrcanes tint 1m
p.Mianeo of t.-Utola r'r yitttiiK
women's eve ii Inn gowntt, The to do
urn v( tho itiimi.l robe de ,:tb
type, were oiihthdod Oil silvoi ud
tit; in oi of tho modernistic type
thai are very much lu itceord with
the present futuiistle fooling.
Whichever hide ' of whatever
o,uottia a respectable lmin gets
on ho always finds some people
there that be wishes wrro on the
' The dust bag of a vacuum clean
er Is emptied easily by placing the
mouth In a large sark instead of
.huUtmr the dint Into a new spa per.
THOSE IMPORTANT FIRST YEARS
Mother Allowed Albert to Carry on at Home so He Curved
His Initials on the Now Victrolo. at School
Gift Suqqesftons
'fnvnt.
IT Shos
Tly WARJORIE HOWE DIXON
THERE are two ways of ap
proaching tho proposition of
Christmas giving-. One Is, to take
this viewpoint "what would I like
to give Mrs. Andover?" And pro
ceed to buy a bit of pewter, with1
the tag "Early Americana," just
b oca use y o u 1 o ve pe w t er, so, of
course Mrs. Andover may be one
of those people who thinks that
Americana is the name of an en-!
cyclopedia and perhaps she just
hates pewter!
Then there In the other wv of
looking; at it, and that is "Wha
would Mrs. Andover Jlke to re
ceive V it Is much mor difficult
this way, oh, much more difficult.
And the results are not always sat
isfactory, alas no. Each of us could
write a young volume on "Gifts of
mine that have been nrnmntiv .11.
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the shops have several things ready
for our selection.
Many Vse for Saucers
Among the pewter things are
iras ana piatters, candlesticks and
Very handsome old boys they are.
too, but a bit difficult to use that
is, well, wouldn't you say so?
Oriental Brawi UmU
From the Orient comes a great
ewers and small saucers besides. 1 number of stunning brass bowls.
Some of these ewes are Italian and,' Some of these are called opium
t-ngiish. These saucers have many
uses they will serve as cigarette
trays, coasters, pin trays nd so on.
A pretty gift with a newter Ink
well is a simple desk set. The
pen. is a quaint little one-half oil
measure.
Also of metal this time bronze. Is
a new old article for the ardent
collector. How would you like a
bronze bell for your collentlon?
Some of these old continental bells
are originals, some are cast in the
old molds, bearing a date as far
IIKI.KN' OltKtlO UltKKN
Propping In at Gloria's I found
her in tears.
"Why, my dear, what is tho
matter? I asked. ' ,
"It's Albert!" she answered be
tween sobs, "he's ho cut his In
itials on tho handsome new vteiro
la Greenwood school has just pur
chased." 1 was nmnxed. (
"Oh, Gloria, ait rely not Albert
a boy of ton a lad with you for
a mother. Why, It must be a mis
take.' "Xo-o.o! I am so hutnlllnted!
The principal just called. I don't
know what possesses tho child. A
week ago the physical director
'phoned his father, complaining
that a crowd of the boys were do
facing the new gymnasium draw
ing pictures nnd writing nnmes on
the wall. And Albert was one of
them:"
There was little' I could say to
comfort her. I left her still griev
ing. And then I began wondering
why I had said. "A lad with you
for a mother." for I easily recalled
some of Albert's pranks when he
wan a more toddler.
One evening I had called at
Clorla'3 to see her new wall-paper.
In 'two conspicuous places Alhert
hr.d mado huge curly-cues with a
crayon.
"Why. Gloria, did you lot Albert
do that?' I asked.
"Let him?" complacently, "I loft
the room and he just did It."
Albert beamed his delight.
"What could I do?' she smiled.
Then In a whisper, "Cute?"
"Yes, very cute!" I thought.
"Oh, my dear." she continued
with a gleam of pride In her eyes,
"he's a terror! The other day
Grandma Graro brought a couple
of b:ts for me to see. Whllo I
was looking at them Albert sawed
two of tho logs of our mahogany
dining-room table. And you see
that mnhopany chair, ho simply
ruined it, yanked tho whole back
out of it, somehow."
Albert edged closer to Gloria. !
"Hut he's mother's boy, isn't he, ;
Bertie?" I
And now Albert- mother thicks
it strange that he should write hi1
and
uui cwy now una rnen we hu tcto a . ... i i
manage to strike It right and the full skirts te one design hVr'.kirV.
Mrs. Andover Is J"it as delighted
as we fondly pictured. In1 our im
agination. To return to pewter. -So many
people are furnishing with "Karly
Americana" or collecting it, that
making the bell herself the
handle, and her leu or shall we
be lady and aav her limb? th
clapper.
Old mortars and pestles are sub
ject to collection, too, these days.
LEARN TO
T)ance
LA Charming Supper Party
bowls oh. dear, wicked aren't they
but very satisfactory to the eye.
They range In size from six Inches
to fourteen In diameter and rest ! nme on the cymnnslum wall
on clever tenkwood stancltr. Kadi 1 carve hl.i Initials on nn expensive
portfolio has a cover in India print. I ,s cnaaed with a truly Chinese pat-J new vletrols, tho teachers nn! par
and the shot cup to hold one's quili . tern antl wltI make a distinctive: ents In Albert's' school worked so
bin. iui u nuv.Br uuvti. I narfl lu uuv.
Also from the great country oft Sociologists say, "Give me the
China come marvelous bits of em- first seven years of a child's life
brolbery. The panels from man- ... -,. -,
darin coat sleeves are especially I
popular Just now. Iong panels are'
used for bell pulls, snorter ones
ornament tablo runners, and lamp
shades, while some are used for
wall panela. A very lovely one on
midnight blue showed, in colors of
brown, gold, red and yellow a
truly oriental Idea, the stag-symbol,
of grace and strength, the crane'
symbol of longevity and eternity
these together signifying felicity j
in marriage.
Speaking of weddings, and brides,1
of ccurse, from the Kar Kast comes
the idea of presenting tho young
lady with a pair of "bride trees.",l
Originally theso wore precious af-'
fairs, with carved Jade, carnellan:
and Ivory or amethyst mounted in
clolHonne or cinibar lacquer Jar
dinieres. Now pretty colored
cup soap stone la used effectively,
and Is, of course, much less expenV
slve. 1
Novelty Smoking Articles I
Among the novelties from which1
one may select nre varied smoking
articles. Cut glass ash trays lii;
green, wl.steria and amber to mutch
one'n table glass may meet with
one person's approval, while an
other may be Intrigued by the new
strap nsh trays. Tho tray Is fast
ened tightly to Its brocaded strap j
which may be flung carelessly ovo
the chair arm. It U weighted at
either end with medallions wrought
In Imitation Jewels, to hold It In.
place.
NOW that the winter days are
here, the cry after the theatre
is "Lets go where it warm and
comfy." At such times and on
Sunday afternoons which are often
rainy and cold, what could be coz
ier "than an informal supper party
at .home? With the tea wagon
drawn up before the nre and a
savory odor rising from the electric
m-ill and. with everybody helping,
there is so much fan in life, still.
Even the stiff old bachelor will be
come surprisingly human if he is
told to slice the bread and the friv
olous girl will become suprisingly
domestic over the toast making.
If you will plan ahead, you can
always bave the makings of a most
satisfactory, even festive supper in
tho house. The following menus
nre all good and require but a lit
tle time to prepare.
Creamed Tuna FlsK On Toast
Hot Chocolate
Olivet and Cheese Cracker
Hot Asparagus Tips on Toast
Hot Tea Fudge
! Cheese between slices of Boston
I Brawn Bread toasted
Coffee pickles
Oyster Stew ' Crackers'
Damson Plum Jam Toast
One girl whose popularity was
due largely to the fact that there
was an unfailing supply of good eatt
in the house, such as canned mush
rooms, fruits for salad, and meats
for creamed dishes, could always
count on her coterie of friends to
come to her house and gather
around for a jolly good talk about
the football game or plans for to
morrow's dance, while they toasted
slices of Boston brown bread and
made rarebit and fudge. . She man
aged to have something always in
the house by this very unique -plan.
She got several pasteboard hnxes
and on the lid wrote a menu. Then
she put into the box all die injrred
ients required for that menu even
to the can of milk; so that there
might be no chance of 'finding
something forgotten at tlie last min
ute when all the stores would be
closed. When a box was empty
she refilled it promptly and conse
quently wat the t envy i of all her
set for the qulckl and easy , way in
which she achieved jUiQ role of the
idea) hostess, i
Making KiiKH anil Coverlets
Many women, who are anxious
to increase their Income, are learn
ing to make "hooked" nnd "pulled"
rugs and coverlets. Old looms have !
been dragged out from attics am!
Satisfactory Result
Guaranteed
Private Instruction
Teaching beginners or ad
vanced. Fox Trot Waltx Tango
Charleston Fancy and Ex
hibition stops.
INSTRUCTORS
SID and LACItA WOODHOUKE
Professional Dancers
Studio Open Dally 1 to B p.m.
Make no mistake, Eugene's
recognized school of dancing
and teacher to the city's finest
dancers since 1019 Is the
CINDERELLA
DANCE STUDIO
037 Willamette Phone 171 S-R
Opposite Ilclllg Theater i-(npetalrs)
Don't Wish for Success
Wishing won't bring success but if you really mean it
you can succeed.
Young men and women are always welcome at the Eugene
Business College, and we will gladly help them as we have
helped hundreds of others.
Business and professional men nro nlBO Invited to mako free
use of our employment department for office employees.
It's n florid school nnd our rates of tuition are reasonable,
Eugene Business College
Tclnphono 060
A. K. ItoniOHTS, I'ronlfhmt
002 WMlumi'U? St
I? n gone, Ore
ami you may hnvo tho nn(," which
w.M iid uh iluluty imuiiKh thut wo
mu.t il'i our rlmi'rti'U'r inoltlltii;
tuning tho rir;tt ni'von year.
Uo en inn l i'Xtot rhllilrvn
naturally l "turn liito" Hut Ulml
of yniniKtr v ililio thm to
ho. Wo must kuMo unit iimM
ttn'm v.'hilf thfiv mlmlit nro utlll
lUt.t to aud liiiprciuloiialilu.
"It U r la t i ll r ft certain klntf,
that, whon finb.irkt'U mi n voyut:,
uttondnt tty oomo of hln court lrt.
Mid cartyiuK wlth'hiin vuniv f lil
t:vusurj, a ttnrm arom. wiilrh
tiimle It nem:'iy to lighten ih
nhlp; vlivcuMtn he rmmuuliHl
h.jt courtiers to b thrown over
htutnl, hut ravt-il hl money. How
.i It with parent: who nro cm
h irked with fortune nnd family
on tho voya,;c of life; u hen they
need a hatter Hchoohouft to wave
tlu-lr children from 111 health, or
a better teacher to rOMcuo them
from Immorality nnd iKnoranee.
or even a nUto or ft Mhllhnii'H
worth of imper to unvo them from
liilene?n; have w nuy parnitu
mount; us, tr not. who, 'under iueh
clrcumnliitice.-. will films thu child
overboard and tmvo tho uhllllnK?'
tlnruro Mann.
Well, some nay, "Wo cannot nf
ford kindorKarlonK." Thin In fllnir
Ints tho child overboard to rnve tho
uhlllln. If there In no kinder
garten fr tli a children nf your
community, a letter to tho Nation
al Klndercr.rton naaorlntlon. 8
West. Fortieth Street. New York,
for Information and advice, will
recelvo Immediate attention.
Remembr a h c e s -that
express the sincere good wishes of a true
friend gifts that are useful.
indeed, is n pair oF
X YplVIUL fet 8j-pcr8 ft
of silk, hose from the large variety that
can show you. ,
1 Vtheprice
? shoe
Wl , Robertson's C0. Cadet
n Slippers g Hosiery
pair
we
Give Furniture This Christmas
Desks Are Accept
able For men or women, alike,
you'll find many new ones
lie re
From $22.50 Up
'Sara
Smoking Sets
In every "known style, color
and wood. Every home
needs ode or more
- $2.35 to $21.00
To brighten up the home something
every member of the household can
and will enjoy and use for years.
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stions
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Art Chests
Tlie most popular gift of
all for girls from 16 to 60.
A big assortment here, all
new and different
$15.00 to $55.00
Davenports
Day Beds
Fireside Chairs
Rockers
Floor Lamps
Bridge Lamps
Silk Pillows
Table Scarfs
Pictures
Mirrors
End Tables
Davenport Tablea
House Desks
Fire Sets
Rugs . ,
Beds and Bedding
Mattresses
Dining Sets
Breakfast Sets
Ranges '
Heaters
Give Telephone Set
A think' of Listing service
and (food taste
$13.5U ana mo"
Martha Washington
Sewing Cabinets
Last for ycandnfreUlJ
constant reminder of tiw
giver's Rood taste- .
Odd Chair. fr
Comfort
Coxwells, I'iresWc
Kockers, , every
color conibinnt""!-"
$18.50 Up
nnd
c and
Standard Furniture Co.
. A Small Payment Will Hold Any Gift Until Christmas ft ffon
u:i: tu... nu- : , v.. none. Oretow
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