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About Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1925)
Women's - Schools and Farms ,nd rlll,D EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 6, 1925 NUMBER SO THFNEW PIRATE FIAT HAS COLORFUL APPRAI (othyCi,l,A,,,KaN.;wOu,,i,,,n tf " I SJ . JIllKk frit. thn community, if nothing moro (tiun milk: n k a for ihu ehlorly or rfiiliiiK to tho Mind, Volun teerN In Iiuihch mo taught how to imikn tliu unforlunfitu In thoir huiuiiH moro comfortable. I'ulfllc health it 11 vhvh hold cIuhhoh Tor mldwIvoH mid proiipuctlvu intilliMi'H, 'i'lu'y vlKlt' thn hi-IiooIh and ilv pliyHiciil exiirnliiiit.'niiH to ' lh" Hchiiut and tuIkH on liy- ltliiM, liiHit'UalriK thn tfuthur In f,lvlnj( IfHiutiH In hcalltirul HvlriK or In nrcpuriliiK oxhibitH or tibulth 1'lnyH. Tlmy Klvo health tnlkn to thn public and perfoi in all sorts of hi'itllh iMlncutlimul work. They follow up clinic and school I'UHi'H, They liavfl a special rare for the ru-filH of iiiiilirnal and Infunt hy-Klt-iio and oftin hold cIiihxi-h or kWc "houro" to thlH lln of work. They an' K'iK'iully uvnllahlo at Mtatd Union and tntiy ho emiHulted hy niulliccK who bring their s babies with them. i It hitH been rtetnonrtrated that a publh: health nurse Ih an economy, hhvIiik dollars and cents In thu price of III health. Not Too Much Cereal Is Doctor's Advice Iir. Mellanby Clulms Oatmeal, Jtlce, etc, Deficient In Uorio Formlng Mineral and Vlta jnliii'H When Alone. I Sangha Straw for Southern Millinery Klfth Avenue U stressing the- Im parlance of the Ha mill a straw bodies, thn crocheted straw spon sored hy Itcboux, for Southern re sort millinery. On In Kreen ex ploit h tlio present-favored hitch bark draped crown. Tho trim con rlHtod mostly of velvet ribbon to match, uno had n hand and cock ado of novelty nlllc rlbhon whIH on Another model In a delicate mauve shodo there wah posed at the side a cluster of mauve feather tulips. Dry Goods Economist. Not too much oatmeal, Alice or ! other cereal, advises J Jr. Kdward Mellanby of Jomloii. Ho claim that theso oro deficient In bono-: forming mlnerain and vitamins. They are Kood foods If accompanied hy sufficient quantities of milk, butter, and egg yolk. If there Is a lack of theso -latter elements, tlio cater will ho Inclined to rickets. HuiiHhtno plays a (?reut part in overcoming rickets not only mm Hlilno upon tlio person, but upon the footiH eaten. JVrulUi und voKetablea Krown in the HUtiHhlne are whole some. The Kreen leaf, as In lettuce, contalnH vitamins. Oranges, toma toes, and carrota uro valuable vita min foods. The salad Is ono of the most healthful articled on our menu, if children see their elders eat U, they will like It as a matter of course, unleKH ft is too sour. Throughout the whole year, the salad should appear dally on the table of the well-fed family. It should be made chiefly from fresh fruits and veget ables. The yellow turnip and tho carrot are neglected salad mater ials which might be used more largely with profit. Coarse vegot ahles of this nature are more ac ceptable In salads If they are chopped. A glass of whole milk at meal time i a splendid portion for any one child or adult. Children often spoil their appetite for simple foods by eating candy and knick- knacks between meals. In some I p lac on gtoro keepers have been In-, duced, hy organizations of mothers, to put displays of raisins and dfitoj1 In their windows and to try to get J tho children to buy theso -with their pennies, Instead of candy. ! Silk or Rayon Damask for Bathing Suits One of the newest materials for the development' of bathing ap parel U silk or rayon damask, say the Pry Goods Economist. This fabric Is very decorative and is used for both suits and beach wraps. Hoi id colored crcpo de chine make exceptionally smart suits and depend upon the Intricacy of their cut and styling to make them distinctive.' Rubberized silks are also being made Into suits, the silk forming a HMp hung over knit ted woratod tights. if Two-ln-one bathing suits aro oc casionally made of heavy glove silk. Prospects ore Bright for Checkered Fabrics -4 Fifth Avenue sponsors checks for southern resort wear, and It is also thought that there Is every prospect for a favorite spring sea son for checked fabrics, says the Dry Goods Economist. Two-piece frocks are shown In a fabric checked In alternate squares of red, blue and white. Checks fir a also sponsored for coats, but very often take on larger patterns for coats of strictly sports type. Very youthful two-piece frocks are fre quently noted with pleated checked woolen skirts accompanied by blouses of plain wool or velvet. CHILD'S ENVIRONMENT COUNTS With the Growing Boys and Girls Heredity Is Fixed, But the Environment Can Often Be Improved The question, which Is the more Important, heredity or environ merit, has provoked endless dis cussion, "J fe's Just like liia fa ther, and you can't do a thing with him" account to some people, fre quently the mother's people, for all the bad traitn a child may show. Others aro sure that, no matter what his parents may have been, every child starts fresh and the conditions which surround him determine absolutely what ho will be. K very one knows that child ren from degraded homes who have been adopted by well-to-do families and have been given every advantage have turned out, some disgracefully and somo so as to make worth while everything that has been done for them. What made tho difference In results? Heredity? Perhaps, As the pro verb has It, "You can't make a silk purso out of a sow's ear." En vironment? Perhaps, also, some children who were surrounded hy bad conditions during their enrly years were already started In un fortunate habits before they were transplanted. Moreover, the .new conditions, supposedly better, may have been better in lodging, food and clothing only. The child may have been brought up. In fact, by a feeble-minded nurse and the friends she met in the park, or may have led a lonely life starved of affection and been seen by his fostflr mother only when her social engagements permitted her to play with the child for a little while as she might with a doll. After all it is useless to attempt to soltle whether heredity or en- ; virnument is trio moro Important. Every living being in affected by both. The practical question is what may be done to control both so as to secure tho best results. Whether we aro trying to produce good corn, good pigs, or good peo pie. With growing boys and girls heredity Is fixed, but the environment-can often be improved, Tho parents are the ones who control the destiny of the child and make, his environment to a large extent. Their mental ability, their con- ' trol of. their emotions, their Inter- . esls, particularly their Interest In; the child, their ambitions or laek: of them, their moral standards- these nil determine what the child shall make out of the endowment that nature has. given him. Some parents who read to their children or tell them stories and answer ' their questions In an Interesting and intelligent manner, though they do not alter the children's intellectual equipment, do furnish a rich soil in which the children may develop, and thus affect very much the point which their de velopment may reach. Parents can even determine what kind of atmosphere the child's mind shall grow In one of discontent, wrangling,- deceit, and hate, or one of cheerfulness, sincerity, and love. Coats trimmed' with krlmnler or developed entirely in krimmer are the last word in diminutive chic for "Palm Beach. nm) to tnc nnn 01 wiihk ptni jrarmth of the ehduiinu 1 frit. pAiin dcrcitrt thai ft ihoutd ,1k a dlvi'i" ty . iuhI tuntiun of the nvvr fait und at hU. MMr Ouh". who h nppeiifiiiff Uftuw .'Jim. han Inhoduced n p ordinal lin und tri rat wtl. JLr Krntl. wlm Is en a Ula tilth In lb film. cut along 'Hiul. li.h-d pliaip linen, with ih- mIuiII Ulid hnnen lt c (-,. n by two p.iis rrop-Md ht hl iiiuutH-r. add a noln of dimh and rnlur ( ih h:it. Kelt, of cr.urxp. are Mill very intH h hi ihu im.m... in t-h:irin1nK nhutti'H and Miumh that urn made (o nt'cumpiitiy aliimNt vcry f ruck til the rliib-i v. n df obn . The outllnoN nf then" trim little ImtH, hwrr, have brni Huftciird until I Ih hat n laJly for MlfUi ihey meet wall the rqulrementi! 'SIMPLICITY IN STREET ENSEMBLE "(nuiime'Cltir Ts -Kstnlitislird' hy the Accompanying Acccs ! ' ; sorics as Well as the Now Silhum-ttc ' ' ! 'S'' ' ' i f the new mode. Tho severity of the nil plMln iiikI tullurei! hill of liiM year lum heen tmeeeericd by n lint or HimirtneH, whlrh rreaten a nl.k'htl nofter line and cumml ele Kiuief und yet luulntulnif nil ulr of Nlmiitli'lty. The velour, which Ih ho very be roinlnir. Ih Hiifler In feellllK than the felt and Ih exiUlHlto In the fail the nlwuyH popular helKO and black are luxirou und hlithly becomiiiK In velour. The velour hat. with ItH iMii'artly upturned brim, Its willKed 'etfeet at one side, Its cut back and dronpliiK side, Ih very chic for tho afternoon enHeinhle, Tho Rrostfrain tlMiimlnv Ih tTHHt effoellvo on thin ' type of hnt--when irny-trimmlng Is uri-.l at all. i The four materials used with the . Kreatest reHtiltlnif popularity are volveti, feltH, KroHKriiln and satin. Th InvaHlon of velvets Into tlio tield or Hiuart hats han rontlnucd with IliiiihalinK HliereHH. Tlio vel vet toiiue and turban are tae.it atbipted to the velvet hat, while oe eioioiially the lai-Kor hat finds this falilie hi'Ht Hlllted. Satin and itrosKraln ribbons are slcllliulty combined hi boiup of the Htnaller hats. CaHcadea of the rib bon fallliiK at one sldo crcata an lutereHtliiK outl.ne. 'i'lic lare lint, which persists In Inviting popularity, Ih often Intri cate In Its outline. Tliero will bo a sltillriil fold hero nnd thcro to add to Us smartness, and the trim- mini.' is nlwnys of an unusual nature. Kouthers have rump to tho fore In trlnimliii! the latest hats. They are never used In simple IrtmmluK, but are placed In odd lines to ate a chic effect. The limUillnK tlit - nnd velvet lint in tho very fiirill model 's very bccomlna; nnd Accompanies tlio formal dnytlmo I'liHcmhlc perfectly. The draped turban continues tho most appealing head coveiinir for Hie evenlnir. J list now the simple clnioed outline has boon enlai'Ked upon and there Is jircnently seen a tliira like iroiu hi jcwcicu imi tern which adds n nolo of Impor tance to the costume. l.aiKC hows at ono sldo lend a derinlte note of chic. Hut they nro hard to diipltcnto when copied ft on the famous Pviis imports. The how, to tie at nil effectivo, !ina Ln itlve a very chic outline. l-'nr Is used on some lints, but Is used careful:)'. Tho tails frequent ly nro seen ns an effectivo form of iiiiiiinlni: on tho small lint. r'Mscadlnii feathers nro a fenttiro of the afternoon hut. The hat In uminllv or velvet In very Intrlcnto cut and fentures a cascndlnB move ment of oshich feathers over part or the crown nnd well down oyer the shoulder, l.'entliers. when sldl -fully applied, ndd a note of smart ness to the formal attlro that Is difficult to duplicate. " 'h'"'MI stresses an 'pi, nu ", ,vlm'n "V nos tlio f'NImlK1 c"l'll'," with It tin Th i '"'"ifo of tho Z , ,n",' va,,,"" wny. frnwlsif ." '""K "l,,n" i? W "" '"'"Hy livwilts tlio hli., . "" .". Illf til llllIT irmlnlu Will,.," ""''h eHtlihllsh n fl.icn . . linn Is nlHo new. Tliero Is thn bustlo I most elaborate of seasons, and ruis will tend an Imnol'lillit role la cientlnR a rich and chic nppeni- III1C0. As Ilia sensoii ndvnnces, there Is nntlceii a conlltiueil popular. ty Tor (ho two piece afieriionn nock, rhn sepnrntn blouse niraiiKeliient lends lliiolf admirably to tb" v"ue tor velvels nnd soft woolens. The cinn hlnallnn of crepe sllka and velvets, nr Jersey and velvets, too, form n popular moihod of lirlnulnB smart ness to tlio costume. Tho snidii frock worn henealh thn" coat stresses the linportam' of youth and Bood taste. There shoiiM he n complete i'r'"V all the Utile tllltiK" wit Ich ' " stiinn ntr ensemhle. I ho f o lc should match tho coat In fee Int.. nn.l thn irloves. fill' scarf, pocket A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Christmas i mm iii.mi ll vfl El HP J? k IB n n y II rJl !k nmi gi BUY NOW Pay Next Year You Pay No Interest llll K.I """H K nn.nl.lnn.t "!.,. t" oonio thero will lid . n fU-lmnsfi of Whal a Public Health Nurse Does They Aro on tlio Lookout for Insanitary Conditions nnd Ro port Theso to Health Authori ties nt Onco. Theso nro somo or tho activities which occupy tho attention ot pub lic henlth nurses: Thcv tiro on ilio loolt-mu for in sanitary conditions and report ihem. in tlio health nlltliorltles when thev find tliem. They con sider II their duty to help prevent llsonso especially epidemics. When thev find cases which may ho s spociod of belim contB lous, " i. i,..ii. .tulv to tnko nrccautlon- nill IIIO KHivi-n l.l ' hnok and hniiilkerclilct nil munn ary measures, inlioiiH nnd teach mother T e' " which accompanies the afternoon ensemble, fn-nue; V nilds an imporlnnt note lo M o I li.ro. II is necessary Hint t ie h i hnrninnlKcs lu 11", """0I """ ""r.'.vce noiniilon, In her new i;!o- ttire, hns scleclcd a sm"'' rt. after- They hold child conferences nnd demonslrnllollH nllil tencii n ".... , housewives tlio principles of pi, K healthful Homes nnd ot !"ieforr&- ariff iv':,r;:;"i:": w ls5 r,"" , "bad heen n!l someone "'":Vmrivo In enres 01 dr.ro nn K , .riir.ruE.ySS.Vuin-. in Easy Credit Terms! Miner Bldg., East Nlntli THIS CHRISTMAS give your loved ones the genuine thrill of satisfaction that only gifts for the home will bring gifts whose marvellous beauty and usefulness will last through the years! Never before in our ' entire history has -our Christinas display been so complete or so intensely interesting to folks on Christ mas shopping bent! Low prices are well within the range of the most modest purse so choose now! Cabinet Style $8.00 Just 4lio kind of a smoking cabinet "ho" would chooso forv himself! Special nowl Cedar Chest in Walnut $27.50 Unusually Rood looking cedar cheBts with exterior In two tone genuine walnut., Queen Anno period design. For the Family A New Two-Piece Suite, $422.50 Surprise them this Christmas with a wonderful new living room Biilto like this, including two handsome pieces covered In an excellent grndo 6f mohair, with reversiblo spring cush ions and carved frames! Handsome Eight-Piece Dining Suites, $99.75 Think what a thrill of pride you'll get out of entertaining when one of these wonderful suites occupies the central place In your dining room! Attractively designed and finished In ' walnut. Make It your gift for the home this Christmas! v Beauties in Spinet Desks $25.00 Convenient nn well an orna mental. Beautifully finished in walnut, nt a new low price for Christmas shoppers. Use Your i.reait vgv Hall Chair $37.50 Hero's a pieco of furniture which adds a dignified touch 'wherever, you placo It. Wal , nut frames nnd bonuttful tapestry upholstering. Three Pieces for the Better Bedroom, $142.50 What more appreciated gift could you possibly chooso for wife or dniiiBhtor than a charming bedroom suite In the new French wal nut finish, which instantly appeals to tho feminine sense of beauty! Wonderful values right now! " The Newest in Table .. Lamps Are Here! . $18.00 Up Hpro's d, suggestion for a gift that carries a real message of' good cheer yet tho price Is amazingly low for choice of the nowest arrivals In table lamps! , . 1 ;t 1 ii ;.) V,: 'Mi mi intricacy ot cut Ifruoinoui .... -
