Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 13, 1925, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 192S FIVE ; THE ENSEMBLE NOTE PREVAILS . liiiir ('i)Htllllll' lu Clin ii'il l,u A.l.li t . . Tl"""1 ' .winter M...I, with Sn, . ...V "ls"""' jut" 1 nun-, ".i,in (l Vi,t iii.(!lii,rliooi In I wiik ii not ,y ,m(hi 1UI rU(,,.. , "'! l.'iirii nvo tKtlicr iinilnr iiiutiiiilly udvuiituKuoiiH con, Milium, l 'I' IHTlBh lll,.,Hl,y M ft ,KhHir- I """ I'nnvl wiiut Ih plriun.u In "I hmmmI h ,.,. Toklo-noi. h i miinil uiIviiiiIhku of ., Will" IH MIMllllH 111 w K." .'" 111 HIiniiKlial. "' '-""'I"" i ru in 1 llli'llllll. Win, I lu U., i i.. I till) f.tr III (III, IlilK.r ( I.,..,. I.r. ..f "" ''"""'"'''h r Kiiriiim mid or " "' lil'iiiliii.M II or COII- vi'ihiiIIiiii for ciiiiat.Ml portion in I m. fri.-nt. in kiiiIi ii wurlil. I' IHTI, In CUT III , H piTIIIUIIOIlt .mi.. ,,M. ,iicn.,i iiniHt ,(,, ,lmi xinoiitiiion or woiminirailly iik i.i. i ,, l,y o. oii.iiiilcallj HtrniiL """ '"il I'oiiii, t mi ,.u, A linlli-iilly illtrciiMil in 1 1( ii.!., o u,) I'1'" "I whlii i lownni i.(,0rt !'."'!' """ l.ivi,lopt.,. Hmem mill', ii. ii, lulillnliod, It In wull to liavo a xymuiii uf HiinkliiKH, im U touch (ll'H (III In Hchoul, mid tu kuup u ii-'uaril of )iuw -wull they urn cIuiiik, mill Imw many tliiK'H tlivy iiiihh. (llvo tliuni ii in-r cunt urudlnK at tlio und uf tho wccli. A llttlu cuin lii'tllloii itinuiiK Hi" children or Hi" family, or u rewind or morlt, nilulit hi'ip tlicm to put milrlt lulu llio undi.rmk int. Tlio liiiiioriant fi'iituio or the plun in that Ihu molhor iiieaini lunln(,HH und liiHiHtH that each vlillil Mini 1 1 do tlid idiulri'd work ruKU Inrly, nnd that ho nhiill do 1t with out In,, hit told. I'unlHhmoutK Hliould In, allotted If 111" child dnoii nut really try. An crrectlvo rniiii or Hume In tho (len:ul of sumo pilvlli.(i which ho prlsseH. or i'iiui'mo, the proKnitn .. laid out Klioulil not ho too inuuh, ror only a Utile icHiiiiiiHllilllly can ho laid upon a child. .. .; : II mii'iim lo mn that thorn In an 'ii'vloim iiimwrr lo the iiiieHtloii io 'lUI'lllly ,,H((., b m W,y n.pro are o many imnappy inarrlaKOH ; 'I Ih only Waime lln-re are no !"""" I'"-"' !". Imperfert lilllillin Ih Iiik:,. ami iiiarrlaite In a ureal nd M iiluri. win, l, riiiiln,H fiir more I'lHl finer iiualllle,, or mind und "curt Minn the nveruKo young man or woman lirlnini to It, Kven then Hie romiiinii lnti.ri.Htn are no Mronir.1 nnd Hie power or the liiimun ho "K ror itrowth anil ailaptublilty no creiu, that un amazliiK nilln her rnlrly happy inarrliiBeB remit irom tin. union or theiie Imporrcct lielniw- Imt not the Klorloux Uvea loKether of which our romantic Kirllmoil dreniiieil. Jei.lca (J. Con-Kllive. Scallop U Favored as Edge Trimmuvg Two-Color Sleeve In on Intcr cnlliiK Departure In a White (.'rope Hports Uronn Combined with (Ircen. ' ' ; tulierciion:i, can l(. curelnnil ea; 'lltiiKlly lH. ui,.i mil are wu KiihiK aliciol or mil? TIkmo Iwelva Hundred ami' (illy million I'hrlnl imin nealu cimiIii,; a penny nplero me Ihe aiiMM-r.- Wlllliiin Kreder. UK IHKeloU. Kit tli 'ur wrap nnd ronl tWmlr niurli or tho attention (or rtntff. ll'e ennnihhlo continue, Mrti I" "rn l ' variety to Ut wwdrolie. I neiected with an If, to Inflection or detail. Tfl nittlClllllH llllllllll' ui i -, (rock hu carried on Itn populnrliy (r tfivtrnl neitnonn. Th enneni bl. wWrh In really chic nowiiduyn, nrrirs Itn nder mid fahrlii har Honf Into every part ut the t'on lime. Th trnnon ennetiililo In iinr IktUrlf effective In miitchliiK frock anil runt. I'ur, which In lined sort ItvMtly thnll over for the ttattr mode, often nppenrn In un vutl pniiernn upon the coat of tfct triMiiiMe. At other tlmen tli colt U Imrren or fur. while I ti.i frMk tM)ntn n border or fur which flwan nlr of chle an It fulln well Ulow the Item at the emit, Miny of the nmnrtent nennon tuitilln rely upon cut nnd rubric It Imrmrt niunrtttcMn nnd lenve fur fccoratlonn 'or Inter monthn. Whtn the cent and track nr wlth nt fur trliumlnir. einhwldery und ipfliqun nre rrtMiuently lined. Th contn In the ennemhlen nre pirtlil to tho riar. nnd whether Ik lullnenn be lined nt buck, front r aide. It In untially found prenent. Till mini wnlntllne la one liiennn ichlevliiK a flnro. Tim bolero Uck. whlrh In no nmart In conic, fJn Important linen to the buck ll tho iiiilleil-iip.jn.rrniii effect U lno nn efrective inpiinn of flnd Ini (ullni'n In the front. Wh'n Hie nlriilitht nllhnuetie In M, II In uniially a buckKroillld ror ompuraieii .ictnll. Applbiuv nnd mhroMnry nre frequently unod lllinmnrt renulin on the ntrnlitht n cent, of collrne, the nporln l. which I. lined In the tailored nvmlile, fe:miren n ntrnluht nll WMIo of rnther hnyl.li oiilllno mimrily ninde In tweeda "IM hnlr and hninenpuun. "Innrlie Kweet, film Btr, w, , !.' . v"ty "'""rt ennenible con. K. 11 li'Hclty of nil- Mint, ,1,,,, ls vory ,,,,,., .,.,, I,.i ,l,,r". ' ponne.inen nil '"irlrney of om ,, , y Kmnrl. f trock which ln worn heneatl- elmrnihiif utile nrmir of two WJ1 ml In youthful III Itn up- in. .. ''"'"hlnen two muierlaln " ery r.tunnlnn ronultn. It In trlle. but true nnd Imnor lain, to nay that Jhe world linn each day. Regularity of Habits Means Healthy Child A mill her never doen her duly In tralnliiK her children until nhe teai-he theni to Inko euro or "lei Ivch. They milHt he tallKbt l" briinh llwlr teelb without belnB Inld. lo whmIi clean, to keep their nl n nnd nniln tidy, to ko to bed in mi. proper tune, und many inner initiKn, In mont ram'lten the mother hnn to bo i'( iHlnuiilly on the job lo nee thai the children do Ihenc thlncn. A help in leuchlliK them to he reHponnlble and to depend on theniHelven In to make out n dally program or nchndule which they are expected to carry out. 1'ont thin un nomewhere. to be certa'n that they underntand clearly jum what In exnec'ed or them. A reculnr time, when they nre expected to do ench (link, mnken It r-nnler ror them than to remember ibnn tho Indefinite nrrannement Ihiil Ihey are lo do It nometlmo Until the Imlilt In en Tl oro In now no edgn that hcoi nn the ncullon. not tho hem or the nklrt nor the bottnil or the bloune, nayn tho liry Cloodn lco fiomlnt, Obv.nun details ,o ce ll el nuch a rinlnh are collaen nnd vehteeH, pockeln nnd currn, The two color nleevo 1; an In ferenllnu denarlure. Ill a whit, ciepe nportH drenn co.iibhp'd 'il Ii t,-(in. The nklrt of iiii.1 Jdln'icr rrork hnn pleatn cluntired at the i do. centered lenKtnwinj wnu r.rtriow Hcalloned ntnp or ureen Another frock all or pofmhuii blue r.niic han a neir icui t Willi ncai ifit.ed eiliren. Haiher nninll nc.tilniM, ah'-u-. two 'nenei- acronn. nre tho -lsunl l-.z. larKO ncallopn niuy flnlnh ovenliiK l.i.t'l" ncallopti miy ftnlill eveni tlr'fr hemn. caticn. nnd tin wipe of eniitn. In fact. :)!? -,o Die ncn'lon It Immnterinl. Itn nrenence in the vital matter. From tho nportn frock to the dnnco dross ihrnUKh all the hotirn rrom morn Inir to m dnlKht, tho prcstlso of thu ncallop prevails. , JUDGMENT IN STUDY PRIME NEED Teachers with Overcrowded Rooms Cannot Always Find Out Why Children Are Falling Down in Their Work .! Jut o stylish n ever; but It utmrftii honors with trio tu po or wrup aroiind cout with a rape-like effect. KuhIiIop offcrH two IliieH, tho BtralKhtv linn ami tho flured lino, with not hi iik which may bo ruad between tlio llncH, i'cacbnrH with fivcrcrowded 'MiirtH cHiinot always find out why. hllnii'ii uro falLiii; In Ihuir work. Moiliei h niUKt lu-. Ono inoihur of my ac(ualiitHnco v'iy great ly unproved 1110 ii;tiliy of rwr ctin iIicii'h H'-hool vnrlc without extra IriKiructlun. In tho even Ink when they we-ro Kathorefl about Ihu li brary table with their lcuaontf, nhe iuily watchoil l hem work, Hbo aitiTwurdu told mo about it. "My youiiKo.it boy," alio wild, "is drix.mor. 1 lu docH well with Knidlxh und Kooirraiihy bccuuHo he uaen hiH ItiiaiMiallon anil ilollKhtri lu dwelling on thouo HubjuutH, Hut when It oomeH to nr.thinotlc he davdloH over hln huuva, und refuHCH pin liN attention - on Bolvin? btf: probleniH, I Introduced tho time element 'nto hlH work, Bpeed aa well uh ic ur;iy la Important In numbura. and i wanted both for my Ron, I 1 i.".vo hnn an lno:cpenHlvo watch and Hot him to ddnK hlH work In a Mated time. Where similar seta at ej.ampIcH wore Klven each nlifht. Me hooii found that ho was doin thern In a uhortor time and felt encourafred. Ho wan looking at bin work from a new vlcw-polnt and IntercHt wan aroused. On the other hand, my eldest boy was no fond of arithmetic that he rift voted morn than ho , could afford to U. HIh tc-achcr often nave t,a:ijnmentfi beyond required work. Hob had been In the hnblt of lcav.'nf: hi: other studies until all thiH work was completed. Con- KCfut nlly, very often this other work wan intc undone. I por- unded h'm to do first tho required work and lea'.e the extra until fter bis other lesions were learned. M.v Ilttlo crlrl crew fdoenv over her Htudies" Sho Is an active little thlnK, and wears herwelf out at work and play. ' I help her plan her study, encourage her to do only a part of the work in the eve- n n?r nnd decide how lonpr it will take to complete the rest. Then, her that I will call her In tlmo I tlio next day. liefore, Khe was a.- 1 v.-aya u I title Hloepy-head in tho mornlrtrT, never willing to cet up vhen first calh 1. Suvf slic makes no trouble at all. "I wich you could pee the -difference in report cards,'' continued this happy mother, "but tho best of It Is, tho Improvement Kes deep er than school marks. I feci that children are developing real judg ment In planning their lime." "Tho liinderKarlen provides for Ihe child an almoHphero of easy, pIoasuuL, natural environment that ep'toni'iieM the hljr soc'al world. It s'arts hlin toward learning to live with o'her poople besides those of hla Immediate 'home. It Kives to the child that Indispensable early soc'al adjustment which the Kreat ! busy world demands of all of us, ami out of wh''-h must come c- . operation, respect for authority. .venom' Ion for law, conscious re- i sponslbllity to others,, and a love for mankind," saJd Profosor C. D. .ludd In his addremi before tho Texas state teacher' ' assoc'atlon. Are the little children of your community enjoylna- the advant ages of the klndcrcarien? H not, a letter to the Notional KlnderKar ten association. 8' WeH Fortieth strcpt, New York, will brlntf yu advice and literature pertaining to this Bubject. flold und silver metallic trim mings an fashionable on evening drupes and on hats. Velveteen Is a popular material for coats, irowns, hats nnd capes. Tho soft r It hat is holding lu own. The mld-wlnter dross hat lias a larger brim than tho fall hat, with the flare In front and almost no brim In the back. ', "Wine color ts a warm shade In favor for winter street suits. In verted pleats are good trimmings tor the HKirt or tho wool dress, and glvo room forstcpplng without spoil ing the .straight, slim line. Pleats a-e fluffy and appropriate for the silk, satin or crepe dress. Broadcloth to Be Important in Spring1 it deems quite safe to say thut broadcloth will be one of tho 1th portant spring fulincu, says tho l)ry (JoodH Economist. Jn faot It Is being Fhown nt the present time for frocks nnd coats for the southland. Lighter weights, of course, than thoso wo have had during the winter season und lighter colors, too. Fifth avenue recently strossed the importance of th-s fabric In shop windows There were coats and frocks Of broadcloth In the now chamois shades, which, by the way, stand very good chanco of being general favor. ton next season, 1 Alllgtttoo , leather' appliques In new doslgns . were employed for trimming both dresses and coats. From these displays one would take It that the , ensemble Idea Is As Important 4 one as ever. , " ; Fashions, Fads, Foibles The day-time frok has Ion sleeves; but the evening gown still is sleeveless, Sleeves and neck trim of -the-; matching or contracting georgotre are furnishing sleeves for many sleeveless dresses. TJjey are either hasted in place or made sep arately, to be worn 'as a gulmpc when desired. v , Fur. coats are less popular than formerly . The broadcloth, fur trtmmed coat holds Meheat olace to- wh-n she han done tho evenintr dav. The slim, straieht coat with taHks T send her off to bed, telling no flftre nnd with tight sleeves Ifl Who Made the Appraisal? ' Your property insured ' . for- 90 valuation. Your LIFE? What percentage of valuation? And vJio makes the appraisal? WHY DELAY? And why continue : under-insured. Many a widow and' orphan is living today without even the necessities because "Dad" wait- ed to "ThinktIt Over.". V ' LETBiirBaskerville--ExA,N I District Manager ' , The Check g,l. f si" : 6U There T. from Oregon Matte :Flr,t - Phone 482 "WE WRITE 'EM RIGHT" 557 Willamette "i ThnnvJUKl IfIiuhI lro!iis An piiy way ao propuro tlmu !iml Inlnnil ilrcuslnc for hoail let luce I. to ndil to your boiled naiad (trending two tableHpoonfuls of fioinfi bottled pickle relish which you buy nt the aloro or huvo canned In aea-iion. SHOP AT BREIER'S C. J. Breier Co. LOWEST . PRICES Cheery Christmas Hints Toys Buy your toys now and get your choice cf the best. Toys cf all kinds that child ren want. Bring the kiddies down and lit them see what Santa left at this store fcr them. You will be surprised how many ycu can buy with very little money. Blankets (live blankets for Christmas gifts. A wiile lanni' uf colors in cotton, wool anil wiHil mixed. All double blankets. Kead these low prices on Nashua blankets'. Cotton Blankets at . . . .$2.50 Wool Nap Blankets at . . $3.95 Wool Mixed Blankets at $5.95 Umbrellas How Much Health Will You I' Purchase? In SO Vouch the Denlh rtnio from TulierctiliiAlK lina Ween Hcdiiocit 50 l'or Cent C'lirlnt mo Hcnlii Aid. . In twenty years Ihe ileath-rnlo ''in liiliemiliinln linn been re Jucwl more the SO per r.ont, und Jw lltllo ChrlntiniiH Heal of tho "lloniil ThIhtpuIohIh nmorliillon 'v llnnneeil mont of tlio work. I V have helped In llllllil over "v hiindreil h(mpliiln und sunn-1 writ, riiny am holplnit to support "r lx himdred ollnlna nnd iIIk wnmrlM. And they uro helplrn? "My the fiiliirlKn of lll.nnu HPeel.il SlJew Unit wo It now thnt New Lamps Burns' Per Cent Air BU Electric or Ca Sn"y , brilliant, soft, white trlrti i ""r tnun rub or oioo li1"" boon tostod by tho V. mu. ,""onl londlnB unl it an'1 found to bo suporlor lthoS.i7 0,1 lnmn"- 11 burn" "o it odor, smoka or nolss no Wrn. 'mpl. clonn, snfo. tm ' n"' cot air nnd por 2 comon koroRnno (coal oil). Hitlh !?v?"u,r v- M- Johnson, 101 l orio.1,"'01.' Avo- Cortland, Ore, pfii-i, . lrln1' or ovon 'o tlv lotnlltv i 0 1,10 f,rBt "er '" c,lph dues ii ,.' :' wli iio'P "I'" mtro H,H. ! Wrllo him tndny for full '"J ii you cnn K"t t"8 ffnvy, Hki "Perlenee or monoy '50 to ISOO nr vnnntli. Women's and children's umbrellas. A choice selection of just the kind of um brella -he wants. Stubs ami other styles. 1'ancv handles in assorted styles, mosi anv color desired, liny at Hrcier's for less 98c to $6.50 Felt Slippers Women's felt slippers in all colors. Good (llality at the low puces J J gj Misses felt slippers in taiuv . i....-i;- Assorted colors, ll'i t ' Dolls $1.00 $3o95 85c to y- Infants slippers at oniy 65c Women's Coats . t t niifl 1-1111 1 if V -t,r i r iiimed coais nn ) " 'i 1 ..i nn'i ! Iip.it. Lome al lowest pnee ; - (jet yours now. Women's Dresses Women's Presses in wool and silk, Rood nd colors. Now reduced r . .1..- .. fani'e ol siyies u $4.0U to yv.ov Msses' Coats and Dresses Misses coats and dresses at lowest prices. i.,. t Uteier's for less. Kerchiefs women o :., Mu-lstmas boxes. 3. nnd Ci in brot. white or colors. Colored. - iiv 30c to .. border, at pei You will find a nice selection of dolls here. Mamma Dolls and Dolls with. Sleep ing Eyca, Dressed in lovely dresses. For a very little you can purchase happiness for every child. Buy at Breier's. , Belts, Blazers, Shirts BELTS in assorted colors, wide and nar row. Genuine leather. Suitable for gifts for men and boys, at 75c to BLAZERS Men's Blazers. Slipover and nnt civli'.' V-neck or with collar. A gift all men and young men like '.. SHIRTS Just the thing he needs and wants for Christmas. Let us help you solve your Christmas problem for him by these low prices on quality ' dQ QC shirts, $1.25 to 3)0.0 3 Read This Men's Shirts in size 14 only. Al U to $3 value, at only J) g ttJJ Men s Overcoats A nice selection of men's overcoats. New styles and colors strictly high grade coats, regular $30.00- (f Q A values, going at 0 JLOeDl Mens Suits Men's and young men's suits. Latest styles. Good variety of colors to choose from. We can and do save yovi money on suits 07 Cfl $16.50 to J) 0J MEN'S MOLE SKIN VESTS-Lcathcr lined and slccvc-s. Knit collars AlJ J A and cuffs. Buy now at only .... j ,J J Mens Bathrobes new tunMfl, $6.50 " EWELRY for "her" or "him" jewelry noted for its charm, practicability and You'll be interested. service. nei,-ou blanket robes in Good values at our price $5.95 nd MEN'S- INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS! Kancy on plain at , Of 15c to ; U JL. id Ci in box, $1.25 Wheel Toys We carry a good variety of coaster wag ons, scooters, toy bikes, hand cars, wheel barrows, dump carts and Kay Dee ,Cars. Select your Christmas needs now, , , ';; - r cctt ... (Jips for ner i Fine Diamond Rings, $35, $5j3,. $75, and tip Elgin Wrist Watches, $18, $25, $34 aiwl up Imitation Pearl Chokers, 75c to $4.00 Loose Powder Compacts, $1.00 to $18.00 ; J Leather Hand Bags, $4.00 to $15.00 Genuine Amethyst Rings, $10.00 to $35.00 . New Style Bracelets, $4.00 to $150.00 Pen and Pencil Sets, $4.50 and up Gold or Silver Thimble, 50c to $4.50 Grucn Wrist Watch. $25, $35, $40, $50 and up Diamond riatinum Bar Pins, $21.00 and up Watch Bracelets, All Styles, $1.00 to $6.50 Mesh Bags or Purses, $4.00 to $12.50 Brocaded or Tapestry Purses, $1.25 to $2.00 , Sterling Candle Sticks, Pair $9.50 to $23.00 Tea Set or Coffee Set, $12.50 to $50.00 Gifts for "Him" : Strap Watch, $10.00 to $50.00 ' Watch Chains, $1.50 to $30.00 Gold Knives for Watch Chains, $1.00 to $15.00 ; Emblem Buttons and Pins, 50c to $35 00 ; Cigarette Cases, $2.75 to $25.00 Reconstructed Ruby Rings, $7.50 to $25.00 . ' Belt Buckle Sets, $4.00 to $7.00 , Military Brushes $6.50 to $26.00 ' ' Leather or Silver Picture Frames, $2 to $10 Leather Bill Folds, Gold Corners, $6.75 to $11.50 , , ;.. . i Cuff Links hundreds brthem. $1.00 to $75.00. Pen and Pencil Sets, $4.50 to $16.00 -Kcvtaincr Mounted , or Unmounted, 30c to . - "$6.50 ' .'" ' ' Emblem Watch Charms, $2.00 to $50.00 Open Face Pocket Watches, $1.50 to $75.00 . ' Fine Engraving Free Messenger Service Gifts Held Until Christmas Luckey Jewelry Store "Where Quality Js Higher Than Price" W. W. Bristow, Proprietor The Store with the Street Clock Fine ' Diamond -Setting Lasting Quality Values Gifts Attractive ly Wrapped ' ton