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EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 192S
THE FUR SEASON ADVA NCRs IN SMART ARRAY
NUMBER 62
('"U f,"'S'"" '" ' , "" "'''''' Vim;'r jungle
1 pk: ..'.v i j R Wl)
tli o u ten of ft turkey, but these teat.
urn not iufalllblo ho Tar an pick
ing out u K'od tender turkey It
:oncriHM, AlmoHt uny turkey may
ho cooked no that It 1h tender, but
It 1h of rouriie eitHler to roitHt a
youiiu- bird. 'I'hc lent method of
cookliiK u turkey Ih that by whlcn
Hie ricrth Ih kept ihoImt and Juicy.
'ookhiK U In u covered roanter
wklli a little water In the bottom In
u carefully regulated oven will pro
fit It from dryiiii: out. the cover
Khoiild lie rcmnvctl at ttiu end of
the cookliiK period for browning the
turkey and It miiHt ho banted fre-
fiueutly. 'I'Ijo heat Hhould ho re
duced after the turkey beplns to
brown. Ah the water in the rmiHt
Iiik pan will gradually cook away
it in lift lie renewed from time to
time. If the turkey Ih belnir cooked
in an ordinary unenvced pan. It
Ih a Kond plan to put a few Ktrlps
of bacon or a layer of HttiffiitK
across the hrcartt to keep the flcHh
niolHt, Kor older turkey the covered
roiiHter Ih more neoeHwiry. The time
fur cooklntf may vary from an hour
and a half to four or five houra,
acrordhiK to the iiko and tdze of the
turkey. Kucce-a in cooktitK a tur
key or any poultry depends on clone
attention throughout tho time the
Ird in in the oven.
The ctiHtom of havinc1 o- turkey
for Chr.nl nuin dinner dates back
to tho early New Ktwland flettlera,
wlio found turkeys wild and highly
recommenrled by the Indians, Do
meHtic turkeyH are ut their prime
t h t h time of the year, and their
size make them suitable for nerv-
itiK to a good many people, no that
t he custom for practical reason,
has continued down to the present.
f. ..... titniurity throiiKii
1 dKlrcd tho limit tit vt
' fttrM from Ihfl rnl
'!'hLf!'!.,.,'!",,",lr:!-
jjtWtt t " "
Mtgnl lr lhn nimn
fun which repn'ni
iUfvpirJ fatnlly. . ,
TH ifcin of th u.
k!rl pony and nnidopr
In I'"' 'i'1 r tur
m$ tor mart tluytlm op
uranrw. The racoon. hlel.
thp rhoc for out-
pur t a occttnloim, r
MiMtruc to U" footbiill tr
t!;w nd uppeum ntrul-
i ptMon in Utirk pflu lu
'Uttrytfhle lomhoy moilM.
S'utrli. too. U ooinlnu in
M ft In l'0rti coatn. It
kI4n lu rnvor with Itio
dip btitwr which not only
pri in RtrnlKhttln purm
Mi hut aisn bouMta a flam
Mint cent that In wont well
no Uip oncrtHioii.
A word tmwt id- for tlic
irJr mukril uhloh Ih developed
ku rMti for ttlmoiit rvefy ocr.i-
m to t teaon which find new
wiforihu pelt. ;oth in it nye-i
(Kvdwn Rtnt and III U own
Hurt.) or nUwr rolarlnir. U lined
K luhmn niuny of the nutnririi
mi$. Thu uHlnn urn Riwed lu
t rnuiRtnientn which nmlte for
komlmtncM itN well an variety.
I'irtml in all th bron helm
uOroKji tont-n of winior nppeul
b ytw) Biiuirily for the afternoon
or fvrnlnif wrap. I ho platl
ihadf In en mini In iiIimi much
"rnirul flmU ullvrr fox and dyed
pti fox ii inont rffertlVA occotn-
jmlmtnt holh ftlnnn the border.
wo ii am in unra. or mnnK ur
ttot, rtvem. collur and ctiffn.
Mrrtl. ' l U natural orey
or in the new rucoa dyed
ibin, li'fotind populiitt lb a Hen
which tioiiHtrt iiew fbm. Hiulr
ftl fonlinueji to combine it hp If hat
MU0uly with peltn of other nnt
Wttnd arhleveH h pmart noto lu
wiihrnnnti nnd evenlntr wrnpn.
Krmlnp ntlli" finds lUrlf thu peer
Jwilnr wrnpH. ltd nnnwy beau
Jpwmyd (lie nev Hllhnuettn In
J mot MiiccenNfnllv beciitiie of
Mmpplenciw. The fluro which In
( netr In the vrapn lit particularly
iM-iive in ermine.
Mink, in the new linen. U pc
hait the richest anl moHt ta to
ot u II fitrj. It lMiidn heK to i
moHt every oceaslon of the after-
noon ainl the fnrmnl evening r:ip.
The trtlie of I lie fiktn enable.4
It to h'KiBt the Kodet effect, or the.
nwpeplnic flare at (hi' hemline as . ami
Hel ii d the new bell rthapei) HleeveH i I itr
which nharo favor with the man
darin linen of c'uiil new ne.-ji aim
popiitii i it y.
('MitchlllA li nHvavH a favorite In
Hie fur mode for evening and I.
purlieu la rly hi nut If ut thin eaoi:
in the bo-e w rap IIuch
odd pTucinRH of Ion? haired
achieve a newne.n that la
much to be desired. I he straight
line, or wranpy coats, are still in
favor In both sports and formal
types, however.
in Keneral, tho furs smartly seen
this season are sable, ermine, mink
Alastcin seal, chinchilla, mole,
The rotublniitlou of furs share 1 s-iuirrel (dyed and natural), astra
In importance (he Hues of the fur
runt and wrap. Fox. Ivnx. monkey
and skunk are Mucensfully applied
when they jthare their beauty with
the fhrt hatred p li of the mink
ermine, squirrel, seal, mole and th:
caracal. The combination of furs, hnw-ei-r.
do md liuill themselves lo
the huur and short haired sklno.
but nutria and hwiver are fre
liientlv stunrtly lined Ith spor.t
furs that are fiat, while mole am.
S'lulrrel. seal and ermine and othe
coniblnatlnns of short furs are usrd
with verv slunnlni: rMiilic
In Keneral. fur coatii with a flare
stand hlKhest in .chlr. Fur capes
also lend smartness, wjille Kudeia
kan. kolinsky, dyed ermine, heav
er, nutria, opofmim, baradotikl,
rabbit, fox. had irur, lynx, coat, wolf.
antelope, gazelle and all the cat
family.
The lining are most Jmportniu
ami share their beauty with the
furs themselves. The brocades,
metallic materials and crepe silks
richly and brilliantly embroidered
show tho tendencies of the mode
towards brilliance for the winter.
lornthy Mackalll. film star,
wears an evening wrap of rare
charm which uses ermine and black
fox In one of the season's favorite
combinations hlaek and white.
The wrap possesses the new nnd
smart flare and Is exquisitely lined.
HEALTH HABITS OF YOUR CHILD
"aw Much Milk Docs He Drink? Ilovv Many Hours of Sloe)
it,, r . it. t ii . . ri.:..,i (...
furs jiu uci; nc .liny nr imhv mini
liter
XBW vnni.- i, ,.
1 miw iiiiicii limn
rjoor chllil drink? Hmv ninny
"il Of ll-m .l.i.. I.. ... i v....
JJII whrihvr lit la a mar pi-r-J""r
or nrnroly n tlilnl ruler In
rVrMl",t ly cnnipiuliiK with
nBltrliit-.l a...i ....it i
, iiiiirii.'iiii I'liiiil, ii
"Pllon of whutn Him Juhi Ihhmi
Ck l,y ,h .Ainorli'iin fhll.l
.""II IWUilliillon nf ivhlnh 1
""Hoovor Ih iirfnlilnnt.
TtlB ...nAl. ,.. . . .
y .,, " "-"viiiin inuiifi an rxipini
JilUlty ycnP r lhn IipiiKIi
! ihl, H, llf foi i'lil nnrm ut
ifUf.. " V "I'l'l'HH "'I"" 1"
i,," "f tl" fifth Krniln In
J"' lo flntt out tliclr licullli hnl-
H.:,.'i,"('l',l"" n ' l'
H..i,w 'II.'"" '''Hill'.
Iiln,..i ' nurvny or no ciiih,
IIiii ..'!?. w"" RlliriMl fini
inn
In 80 cliiofi ni'iii-
llilrly.cino ilirfunuil
riiiroHiiniinl nil iln
'Z chll.tr...
... .wr
"In. ti.i.
taoli."! ,h. n,"'lry will, linpii-
S01" In 11151. ,.r An nnn ..I in.
K ih. "''"KO Ainorlumi ulillil
Cnlne". ",ll,ulp" nf,or " 1,1 1,111
Jn lif.,1 nt n nilniilofi of 0.
rifff, '"'' 11 minim'"
C" "'Hi mioo a wock.
C. y ''"""lio. Iiln moth nl
It, 'lis ilontl.t nhnut onco In
it '.. "
ii 11 or 12
llil rornnl,
lilnifiolf on IicIiik
n,s:.?rr"'.
It. W'"" tinlilln of clillilrrn
tn!i tf y ""wivor In rtlffi-rnnl
'Vpkii. """"I'luinottH nnd Cnllfnr-
' . ,n,, ta''B ,n lo"''
". ...! "1,(,l'- Snlom nnd Nnw
c'l. .& ,""k ""! Iloiltdry.
illl.3' ; liilnny. Mam,, fourili
im v ,r'l"n, Ciil.. fifth . m Huloni
i 'JJ K" run hum II
"Winn '
01 ii.H nn..i r lli'n
nr. I.""""''" Imvo 10 linum nr
nt. ""Hoy'ii flK.no In
ltei;?0l,,i OtiHioy'n HO, ' ...nl
mV 88. llumlimluil, W. V.I..
unil Cl.iirlrslnn, H. C. must linvo
horn i'i-iiillK iiliimt Tliiiini.fi Kd -mm.
for milv por ioni of '.fin
lirildi'l'ii III Iliimi I'ltl''" K''1 10 1""lr''
The rlilMn'ii fli'Nt m lii'1'1'
iilnrin i-lmli In tlm liKi.'ii'iiK
1 lii.ni of ChinlHll.iiiH'1. I'""'
MoiHKiimi'i y. A Ii... : "ii SlirliiK
flolil llliln. TlniHii "In' l'""'r
iindrr llli' "'Vi'.i tlt. Innii.'iil II vh
In lliillr. Mont.. WlH'i'lhiK. . -.
mill ll.ilioli.'ii nii.l Ailmllli' Uly.
v .1
Hio i li lilH'li of Ni'ivt iro
rirni In '"''I '". "
.1... IIlIiI !ultlr
i-i-ni hi 1 " , tii
I'-iiHiio. i'"i.. i '''"'
Diihn v. J im".. Hll"1
...i... k7 io.i' i'1'i.l. In M
I'd., only a- per
ui-nili'i'M nt'o III "
I'lio Kllll'
the
nre
I lie
pi-r
I
mllK
K.-onpoti.
eenl "I nun
,1 lie fore Si : 1 " -ilr.nlo'iH
nre In-
Pilled III Knit tlrnliBn. .V
.imi.ii. MliH . .N' t" N",," "'
ii ii..,l ,.. .M.im.. In I0..-I orninse.
per' .nl f i lill'lren drink n
mure "f milk .l"
riiRo I" .M'lM""
unil
pint
The uve-
.-1 Kl.lHSI'H II
In ('liui'lenti'ii
KlllS!
ilnv. The enniiri'ii
livenine ''' ,
iii'tHiiiiiiiti'. r,o
Tim repnrl Htilffl 111. I 0
. ..p in ii uriiue '
1TIH . ...
Ihe unllr.i Hl'.xiii 1
ll or inure "f milk
hilt Si per vent Met im n " j
l" , Tee Old oilier 1
of roin-e ioi.i.i
HI. LoiilH. 111., have yet to overeoino
ihe i'IiIIiI's iiverslon In the "buz
iter."' for only nhnut 30 per rent of
llllh Krndorn pny llioin nil linnunl
v:.iit.
The tests Imllraled Hint 73 per
i. 'in of fifth urndo ehlldron have
hee'n viieelnnted nKiilimt. Kmallpox.
I.exliiKlon, Ky., n ml New Hrltnln.
I'olill., were host protei'teil iiKnlllRt
Ihnl disease, with 11)0 per rent
onil UN per rent respeetlvely. New
i:ni:lanil el.len nre Indleated to
have the moM children protected
hv vmelnallon with n flmire of 92
ner eenl. Tho eltea of the Burn
...ml. i.,.ntr:il anil sotilli Atlnntle
sla'es stall. I fieeiind and third In
Ihls respei't. Vaeilnatlon Is lens!
,on !n the west nnrlh eentnil
mi. I rneiric const cities, the por-
Unites lioinK 41 and 01 respec
lively.
The nssiiclatlen finds Hint groat
iirot-ress is helln; inaile
In the
iu i i ...... ii hit icaiin in ciui
drill. Tliero are lit! clllen nt the
Sll tnudlcd which have oslahllshed
ileflnlli. cmnscH ill neaioi ei inu
lioil. anil 11 cltle have appointed
.... or nils si.hjeet. Iho
liiiiioi lanco of tnilnliiK tei.cherH III
health Instruction niollioila
stressed, all" enin.n i"
iimiln hv Hi" nssoclnll.iii to have
ciiises iMiahllshed In nil lonelier
lriilii.HK inslllllllnns.
Fur Trimming Is Motif
Masculine Severity Ih Relieved
hy the Lavish Ubo of . Furs
of All Descriptions In the
Winter Mode.
per
111
drink a
dally. Ii"'
Ho-
Mich.
lion. UK I lie
1 .'IIIIH
flill, n niii-h milk '
'"' ' I!' ''!;.: 0;.,,l drialt
c"" i, Perth Allili-iV.
V. . I .or.-onl..Ke Is 7.
: V . n.l llnnilrainck.
Illllll-ll i'
rtxri suw. ...
Ora..Ke, where pe, .on.
of fifth main s . .,,,,,.,,,
I Sclectinp; Your Turkey for
C!iritma
Plenty of t''lo"t o" Fowl Mwm"
Plenty of Stoat for Cnrvlng
nnd Thero Hhould Ho Gener
ous Amount of Fnt-
I !
itraih-rs
ofir.
Intl., Jlontgoincry.
When yon select your turkey for
rinlslmas, one of tho chief con.
l,lernll"tis Is the amount nnd qual
I rich on tho body, ospo
clallv o Ihe hrensl. hack nnd hlp.
p e ily of flesh ","a Vifnty of
n,,.t for cnrvlnR. nnd thoro ho.ild
also Im n Renoroua nmomit of fnt
Ta nsuro n moist, tender turkey
The Krench nlwnys expose a tur
key In the mnrkot with tho buck up
"o'llie housowlfo mil hotter ol.serve
imiv plump tho Mril !
KoolliiK tlir ond of tho hronst or
keel hone nnd oxnnilnhiK tho spurn
on tliu feet mny glvo somo idea of
THE flnro nnd flutter of the win
ter mode hns definitely replaced
tho vokuo for things masculine in
lino and detnll. The lavish use of
ins on dresses, suits, coats nnd
wraps share with the flnro tho
nonor or urlnginrr the feminine
trend bnck to popularity.
No longer Is tho suit for winter
wnlkinir severe In its outline.
Whether tho suit bo of sporty
twoeds or Imported homespuns, or
of rich nnd lustrous velvets, the
Konernl outline is softened by the
fur trimming which is used In novel
ways.
It Is not chin to possess fur trim
ming merely nlong the border, col
lar nnd cuffs of tho garment. Now
adays tho fur Is used In Intricate
cut nnd is distributed with mi cyo
to beauty nnd chic.
Fur godeta nfrord ono Interest
ing mnnnor of trimming the more
formal ensemble for tho afternoon.
Fur treatment In trlniigles nnd
patches, uplift coats and Jackets
from tho mediocre. In general the
fur border leaves the hem for high
er plnces nnd Is found very smart
In stole ofrect down the entire Tront
of tho coat.
New and upstanding collars of
fur afford a new note In wintor
fashions, while broad rovers also
lntroduco a smart outline. The
Jabot effect, which Is both new nnd
smart, Is frequently found elec
tive In fur, or In n fur edging.
Materials for every hour of the
day nre found In tho smnrt shops.
Constnnco Tnlmndge, In her Pails
Ian film, wears a very stunning
unit Auited to tho formnl nppear
nnces of the daytime. It Is of bril
liant material smartly furred In
while fox nnd for contrast Intri
cately trimmed with black velvet
nnd blnck buttons.
All Sorts of Pleats
in Southern Styles
The fluro Is very decidedly ab
sent in snuthlnnd clothes, accord
ing to the Dry Goods Keonomlnt,
but fulness Is . not, especially for
dresses coats aro usunlly straight.
And plentn nre the least moans
of obtaining fulness for now sea
son frocks. In fnot, they seem to
ho tho most Important fnotor. Ride
plonts, box pleats, novelty plent
Ings nil kinds of plontlngs nre
good. A coral georgette evening
gown soon on Fifth nvenuo hns n
skirt that Is side pleated nil
nrnund. At the conler of oneh
strip Is n band of gold bend and
pearl embroidery, wh'ch gives Ihe
effect ot a tabbed skirt.
WHEREVQUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
Li
mas
Give Wearing Apparel
So many gifts are distributee!
during the Christmas season
which may be expensive
tokens of friendship, but yet
are more or less impractical.
Wearing apparel, on the other
hand, is always acceptable and
yet alway. practical. Who is
the boy who will not appre-
ciate a nice warm muffler or '
- rl ; i ii . .
uming coiorea jumDerjtck y.
wearer who u the girl who
will not welcome dainty, soft,
silk underwear? sWho is the
man who does not rejoice in
a new collection of necktie?
Here at Pitcher's we have an '
inclusive assortment of every
thing for the man, woman and
ciild. Shop early I - i. .,, ;
OPEN
"Even
ings to
9 p.m.
"Until
Christ
mas
FOUR MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Read these Christmas suggestions and come to Pilcher's where shopping is a pleasure.
Courtesy always. Quality merchandise of real merit in return for money expended.
Women's
Rayon Silk
Underwear
Assorted Colors
Vests - 98c
Bloomers $l.0f mill $2.19
Gowns SS.49
WOMKN'S OI.OVE SILK
1'NDEKWF.AU
Vests ...'. 82.23
Step-ins $2.98
Bloomers ... S2.98
Chemise SS.98
WOMEN'S
FULL FASHION HOSE
Heavy Silk Hose Si.09
Medium Weight fl.39
Full Fashioned Chiffon
Hose .' S1.4U
100 tl"RE SILK HOSE
Women's Hose in assort
ed colors '. 79c
BurSon Fashioned Silk
Hose (10c
Women's Sport Hose 49c
WOMEN'S
SUEDE FINISH GLOVES
. Fancy
' styles.
turn back and cuff
49c to 9)1.09
WOMEN'S GLOVES
Kid leather gloves, fancy
cuffs. A good assortment of
colors.
$3.49
WOMEN'S
FANCY GAHTERS
Shirred elastic,
lace trimmed.
ribbon nnd
3.10 to $1.19
not'DOIR CAPS
Women's silk caps, lace and
ribbon trimmed In pink, blue,
orchid and peach.
S9c to $1.19
WOMEN'S COLLAR
AND CUFF SETS
fn lace, linen and novelty ma
terials. Some packed In fancy
boxes.
40c to $1.19
Printed
terns,
SCARFS
silk and Ince
$1.08 lo $3.98
pnt-
linen s theGift That's Appreciated
A wontfcrtiT assortment of linen, luncheon, and table
sets, six napkins to match - . i ...
$3.49 to $9.90
Fancy Linen Embroidery Towels . . .98c
CHILDREN'S GLOVES
Children's Gloves and Mittens
23c to "Bo
SWEATER COMMNATIONS
FOR CHILDREN
Cap, Sweater and Leggings.
$1.95 to $4.40 '
BOYS' BLOUSES
AND SHIRTS
Stripe and plain colors In
percale, madras, and broad
cloth., 79c to $1.39
Warranted Genuine Cowhide
. Hand Bags and
Suitcases
$7.90 nd $9.90
!;.
Suitcases from $2.98 to $9.90
j Stationery
Dainty and Useful .
.A wonderful .assortment ot
box stationery to select from
in plain white and colors: '
19c to $1.49 '
Children's, pictorial box sta
; ' tlonery.. : .v..,i :' y . ,
19c Mttc
I
I BOYS' SWEATERS
Slip-ons, coat. and blazer
, styles. Checks, - plaids and
am colors.
$2.49 to $4.98 . -
plan
House Slippers
For Her
Blnck Quilted, Satin Boudoir
Slippers, lavender satin lined.
$1.79
Smoked Elk Boudoir Slippers:
Felt lined, soft chrome leath
er soles.
.79
Extra good quality Fawn Felt
Slippers, .soft chrome soles,
exceptional values at
98c
House Slippers
For Him .
Men's good quality Felt Slip
pers In oxford grey color.
98o
Heavy weight Felt Slippers
in taupe, fawn, oxford gray
and navy blue with stenciled
vamp.
$1.39
Brown Kid Leather House
Slippers In Opera s. Everett's
und Homeo styles. Turn and
stltch-down soles. .
$2.49
TOYS
Of All Kinds
Tops
Horns
Trlxlo Dogs , ,
Wooden Toys .
Mechanical Toys....
10c
. Be
lie
. Re
!0c nnd Up
Dolls 4u to $2.0H
Teddy Hears of All Kinds
OHc to $2.9H
Stuffed Moukeys..4Uc to $1.49
.epplills 79c
Checkers, Dominoes, Tosso,
and many other games,
your choice IBc
Tea Sets, Aluminum Sots,
. Snnd Sets, each IRc
Doll Carriages $2-98 to $8.90
Red Rocking Chairs with
arms $t.98
' Hod Dnyton Wheelbarrows
with disc wheels 98c
Drums rrom 30c to 98o
Daisy Air lilfles $1.49 lo $2.49
Kiddle Kara ....$2.49 to $4.98
Scooters $4.49
Wood and Metal Wagons,
disc wheels, extra strong :
built $5.00 to $7.00
Velocopedes $5.90 to $7.90
" BEADED BAGS
Imported from Czecho-Slo-vakla..-
Fine "'- assortment ' to
select from..''. .
Vv ' ' ' -v.- . - -. -
"'.Mft,fa $5.90 . .
WOMEN'S NOVELTY
IMPORTED CnOKER
BEADS
. I',
i . - MEN'S HOSE .
. Men's fancy novelty-silk and
silk and wool, full-fashioned
hose.- : , ,.
- 98c
MEN'S NOVELTY HOSE
Fancy plaid, checks and plain
colors.
39c to 79o
MEN'S SWEATERS
Blazlers, Boat style and allp
ons.. A good assortment of
plaid and plain colors. ,
' $2.40 to $7.90
" MEN'S TIES '
Silk and knit, silk poplin, slllt
crepe, open end and , knit
four-in-hand ties. - -
49c-
1,49
MEN'S SHIRTS
Madras, broadcloth, and long
. cloth. - Good arsortment of
patterns toelefl.t.. from. -
$1.69 to ' $1.98 T
c
Hi
966
Willamette
INCORPORATED
department Stores
Across from Rex Theater '
Seth Liraway
BUg. . .
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