Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 20, 1925, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Text" ' " MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20. 192S 1. .,, V i III IIIIIIIMM J . I . V ' III I II loo A Christmas Present For Your Car (jive it a thorough inspection and necessary repairs to its . electrical system. : ' " r OATTERIES You'll enjoy it next summer. BIPE10VHITE Wephone 1619 Cor. Ninth & Olive Jnivewiiy High Note. I'lny .llllll. I'.ile 'i''-iii(r' Hinged Krldliy. us l'i,,.,.i r,. 'I 1'lniii-iiHiiir (,l, ,,u """" 'IV'"" K.:h.-li,l., (J,,,',,,,,, ,, , ' , ' " ii lh , J" m'm H ,r"B"""" '"'"'. HI- Ul'"' TIllllH.I,,,, . ... ..... . . ..... .inn nun .11 Ulfll' tl!l.'l.... no and ul., nil Ui. y ,u ''' llllli. hnli ri'u.l "' story i.l.nui l lii-l.iln,uM. '' worn ." l llKl.l.!l '1 IK'J.IIIII ,; "IHl III. Ull.l II'IIH. ,llBH H'll WIIH 111 fowling Common Colds tr-commi.n 1'old" I iUtiilii;tli.T (mo person out uf bu n.l't ""J coll" ntr WW ..,.,' ,., , "... " vi-i,... ... kin in h - .... VW irv 1,1 '""' n"y prm, iierom iney t; iTui.il ..." 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Uml tvun't n.'.l l' i"Vl Kt'l IiIk Imiiw If Iik'k imivklil nlth mil itmkl lml nlll w iMik-liUil Willi IU Tlic Wiwt-Mniln 1 1 imi Ifc-.ok In n tvomlcrfal (lift. AbiUMt liny limn nniilil ! iiuulp linppy' nllh Hi (wo miKKMl Unit lie innkn lilniwtlf li pnwtit If llient U mi uUicr vn ! m ilmlo mill flnlnluil uf lino, mnilii of Iknu (Ifiil linrdtvootlN, filial Willi nn-lid ilrnwcr IhiIIk, iIui Wmi-MiiiIii lliiino Diwk is a Ktxiil liMikliiK ot funilliirt.. TIk iirliv U virjr n-oMiiuililc, Koke-Tiftany Co. 75 We.t Eighth St. IWflKKK'S l.KADIXd I'HIXTKUS I f ''Tho boor's liond in hnn.l binr I 1 ! I 14 "hoilcck'd with buys nml rnscmnry Jirtioico, my ni:uicra, nnu J" Old Kiurtish Kliymc U ...n 'I'll..' U.I, llli lh. II IN liH.r.l.v . ". "".I "IU I III' ""iK.irel M.i'.. Wlll.l.M l. ....'...IHI.-.l IHIO n.lm. siiu wiiii pi'i'miimU u " ' Li' III.' ,,',..,l,, 'rulh Uii..ui;li.i'ji dm Hviiii'Dtur. 'n... piny "I'lMiroil" will ,(, KlVL'll in , '"'ln,"""ll'' Kill I. m,xi Kndny III III.. li.K, m Im.,1 iiu.llun lum The ".'ii.-iy ln.n i.'. 'I'll put up una uvory iIiInk n.niiKlii.nwl fur thu pluy. i ii.i pai .h Imvu hvva wull nliimun "I n a la i.;i,UIiniy lllll.l.ilun ...nil'.ly It BliuuM draw H Illl'KI. .luli',1. On I'llduy iiiiiriy W hunditd . n.l f.r.y .,P, mcludliiK mu-.l.-nli", li.u.'iilr, mid frlundH. ilirlllcd .n.l t..nii,ailiZ(M wiiii j.pni'iiil und UN llp.y Kol ,UlJ ,,.,,,,1,1,, und n U1.7 mini,, tiuuhiu and vvuio ho .ni.'lly iiiiiniiid.'iKi.iod. All wen Kurpiw,.,! win.,, huiivu Mr. u,c luin,., ut i , a niiekcr." .Muluii-l, lh,. nlHU-r uf I'tniuil, Plny.-d a viuy imniiinvf part, she v"r' '"'"I "f llfliry llanilltuii iiii.Ib until It wan d.M'iivun.d Im wan a I'l uok. TIiimi Bho tui itcil iikiiIii In i..r , lay,,,,,!., Bn,,. chlld I1.....I, II. .1, Wililanm. Hub wan .".ii..- ir.iiii i;.iii,kl and v,;l'y iiiuiIi In invo wllh MaiKuiui. lie wim niirprln.il fln.l ln-i no ni fuiiiiiU with .Mr. Dade. dinned und rri'tdi fruit, nul and ..lli.'i' llilnnii which inlKhl Im umiful lu lh,. ni-i'.ly r ililn uny, urn Indiu; uollc li'd l,y ih junior cIuhh. Ai the end .if thu vnok IIichu thlliKH win iki iurni.,1 over lu MrH. Ady wim Will ,1, nil lliulu l hem for unrintmas. ' HiKlnnliiK the f.rm of January, thu iihynlcft i'Iiihh will experlnifni with the plnnn of Individual ln nlrueliiln lln.llB Itonm 10 fur nludy puriiuHi'H and ICuuni 8 fur dlHcun- hiun rind axpurlnicniuiion. Under UiIh plan eluxn r.-.-iliilliuiH will be held only at IlllervalK of Heverul duyn, each Hludent helnh" lllluwcd lu proceed an rapidly iih hlH uwn ui.uiiy and Inlllutivu perinlta, Several new pruellco teachers will taku charKc of Ihc science chuwcH of i!nlverlty htKll Hchoul during the next term. MIhs Ilensio Androw will huvo charKO uf the 8 o'clock Kcneral Bclenco cIiihb. The 9 o'cluck dlvixion of Ki'iiral sei vncu. which lu now heluK taught by Mr. Carleton will be divided, Mr. Ciuielon reltiliied nno dlvls.on wllh MIhh Mildred Wlilicuml) taking chnrKU uf Iho nlher. Tho 10 u'clueK chPiulMlry cIhmh will he taught by M.xn Caldwell, and Miss liulld, former teacher of tho 11 o'clock lliuiugy clus will bo Hiiccceded by U.M Mulct ltwd. ' - Ail experluienl Ih being made In the junior 111 niathmatlcn claim by Ml Shu,i and Mien 'Klchiirdnun, to tifo which would bo tho better In rvKiird to hnvlng Iho niervined sillily purlud at Iho beginning ur Iho end uf the hour. . 4 . Tom May's team was victorious uver Hubble Wnlden's loam when tho cloven o'clock Krench class had a spelling match uvor tho vo cabularies in Moras. Tho usual rouilno of textbook work was dispensed with In the n n'ciock U. 8. history cIbbs when tho teacher read "Tenosseo's Partner by Hret llarto. In con nection with Ihc westward move ment wh.ch the class will study next semester, under tho super- vlslnn of a now tinciu'r. as tnc period was not up "Tho Lost l.ca(" was also read. Mrs. Kdna Assonholiner and Iieiin Condon will start naiuruny fur their home 'town,' Gardner, wliele' they will spend iho holi days. During Iho lust rew dnys of her vacation Mrs. Assenholmor will attend Iho (Hi'goil state teacher's UHSiiclatiuli at l'ortlanu. . Slides were shown the pupils ot Mr. farlsnn s eight o'clock general srli nee class Wednesday. The slides were in regard to evolution, heredity, prehistoric unlinals, und Hiiihaiili's work. . l.oulse l'lorce and Ciuldii Hartley are tliu ciiptnlns In llio eleven o'clock geometry clnss under tho superv.sion of Miss Klllon. Tho ciiptnlns assign the s.udonts on Her leain certain prohloms and tho pupil getting tho most correct. so lution will ho given two points for ills side. However, If one way to solve a problem seems as good as tho other way oarli sido will bo given one point. This niothod Is being usod until ft certain group uf problems have been finished. An old basket ball was ttn rurthed In tho office leeently by , principal, Mr. Mooro; us there v ,s i hole In lt. ltwns pinched and ,. him ben. willed , to ll.p Bills ,'r their prncllei- mid "1 lo) wore ordeied lu keep hands off. I Jt advantage of the Special Ro rru offered by the ;.U':'jit", und Trip Excw OREGON ELECTRIC RY. $5.10 Portland and Return Salem, $.l.lo"' ' V Sraltlo. $15.00 Albany, $2.10 Corvalhs. $1-WJ ' sMaii(, $25.35 . As'oriai ?J,1 S ?n le Dec. 18, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 30 and 31. Return' liiiiit January 5th i ,.;..,,' Reduced fare between other O. E. Ry- P'"u ASK FOU FUIlTUEll I'AUXICUI.AttS . V 1. .j. v ,-i t r ' V '" 1 Due to exiinilniitlons being hold . . . ....r..,.iiO MIsB llale was uni.hle K. meet her bnsketball class tills week nnd prnruce puiie.l until iiiteiMho hulldnys. 'i,,.,.k Is sllll running . .. .. ..... I...M imdlseovered. nnd Hi """" hn been I 'V 1,0 school doings and ' elnsses ' tr . All inn oxen'- Kii down when; hoestorod nolliliiu iiioi'u. I'oHMlhly the fact (hat hor lunch hurt niyMtorlouMly (liHUiipoarcd laltily Ih tin oxpluna-i lion for hor ucIIuiih, Jiut yot, I Ihlitk not Iilmhuho hIio Ih inch nod o hit a hit chubhy. I'crhaiH Him Ih nyiiiK to rjilii(!. I'll wuKr tliat Ih thu rcaHim. Well, It's not u pud ono tit that, OwIiik to tho fact that tho unl-vm-Hliy Hturii'iitM had ihulr nxamiii- atlorm 1nt wook, tho Hovonth and olKtith Kiudtt xymnuHium cIushoh did not hnvo Kyin on ThuiBduy, "My KumlnoHH! UnM at tholr cu(u llltlo i(!d hllm, I wlHh 1 wiih on your Hldn ho I could wear one too." TIicho woro Homo of tho oxi'IamtitlotiH inado In tho eleventh and 1 wolfili Krado Kym cIuhhch, Motidny nrtoinoon. Tho K'ri pluyd hockoy und limy nee mod to "njuy t very tnuoh Jn nplto of tho fact that many nuffored from Hklnued hIiIiih. 'J'ho Unlvendty. hlnh Hchool lutHkot hall team Ih Hcheduled to play n I no Kumon thin weaHon, The KuniCH ihun Tar armiiKAd aro: JanuttryU, HptiiiKfield on U. H. H. floor; January 10, Hone burg on U. H. 8. floor; January 23, CottaKC flrovn on U. JI. H. floor; January litt, KoHcbut'tf on HoHburw floor; February 6, Albany on U. H. S. floor; February 12 CotltiKO Urove n CnttnKo Jrovo floor; February 11, Kueno on Kukoiio floor; Feb ruary 2, Albany on Alhnny floor; Mure)) 2, Ku'one on U. H. y. floor. ' ' Kay, did y' ever put your hand under n deHk or under a table and co inn In cIoho contact with a Htlfky, Kooey wad? YeH you ' Hay and look Htorn. Well, so have I! (iuni on UosltH Ih junt about twlco aH botheiBome aH gum In mouth, for then tho Kum only botherH whllo the student Ih chewing which i generally pnty for one period. Hut Kuin-on-deHkH In a bother for ever and over or until the wad of WrlKley'H hardenH. Let'H make a try on Ufe 8avern and let up on kuui for a change, huh? A chunKc has been made in the afternoon cIubh iiehcdule. Iteclta Hoiih beKln at one o'clock sharp. Thin Ih ten mlnutefl earlier than according to tho former schedulo. At 1:66 the HtudontH report to their respective roll rooms for twenty mlnutCH. This period may be ued for nupervlscd fltutly if, there Is no class business. ' Tho grade cardH for this nix weeks will be ready to hand out immediately after the holidays announced Mr. Moore last Wed nesday. The cards will not be handed out until after Christmas so that none of them Will be lost, however if any of tho students want to know their grades they will bo ablo to obtain them from the office. HocnuHo of tho crowded condi tion of the hall between classes the lockers on one side were moved Into a " lea's crowded section. This gives . tho hallH about one add! tlonnl foot in width so that rushing HiuneniH may reacn tnelr classes unimpeded. Slides were Bhown to Miss Plcr- Hon's United" States history class last l UPHdny, on the civil war which they had just - finished studying.- Among them were -pic tures or many patties that were fought showing the numbers of dead and also tho way the wound ed were cared for. It brought out the splendid work of the women us nurses during the wur and also showed what a terrible thing war was. Tho slides were obtained from (ho extension department In the V diversity of Oregon, Another change has been wrought upon our school in con nectlon with tho roll rooms. School' Ih dismissed at 11:45 classes begin nt onb o'clock. At 1:65 roll room Is held for twenty minutes. Then at 2:15 sixth pe rlod' begins. Roll is taken in the roll rooms so it' Is not advisable to cut Vacation is upon us with all Us parties, gifts and merry times. Sixteen days or four hundred and eight Hours to' enjoy one s seiE ana to make tip In lost sleep if any has been lost. Now is the time when all studcntsfofget school, all business men forget business, cob lers' forget shoes, all in celebra tion the annuni giving and receiv ing of gifts. When we return on tho fourth of January. 1920. it will bo with new resolutions and ideals, ready for heavy work until the next big va cation which comes in the spring. Kveryone will -settle down to work and really dig. So. now wniio on tnis vacation, eniov ourselves, and get rested up tot another working speii. Tiie IleglHter newswrltlnjf 'class; wishes every one, a Merry Christinas and u Happy New lear. At tho Dramatic club mooting Lnddio Hogerfl was chosen for gen oral property " manager1 and-Sylvia Ker eo. advertising manager, war- irarot Underwood was to take charge of tho tickets and, thoso soiling them; 11 " Thoso 1 who were chosen ushers wore: Emmajaho Korer lorrln Hnrdy, Alice Garter ana Margaret Hurley.-1 1 Important periodicals are now Htudled by tho students ot. Miss OooPs hewswritlng class. Each student is assigned : a differen mngazlne to report on. Homo tho points that are stressed nre cover, advertisements, circulation, etc. " ' 1 ' . www Wednesday morning saw much merriment in tho kitchens of tho Unosovo t jun or high when tn eighth'" grade girls" df this 'school made Christmas oaiuues. in nndy is to' be -sold to' help cover iho' cooking expenses. ;, u rv H lo better out sohdol ami. i, 1 Tm' t. Tho flrt issue of the rkunil -sevjaemlyiUen by rreniirely ilffrtint yo and npnv mifl. form limn " ..i mite senior girl who we !s ho Id".' dre m"' '" i..ii. room, eat nny Jll. """ ...... l.nenilse ei, ,ll g or e'tertnlnlng Herself In r, o other manner fur the .pns sump on ei strnngol week. ' It .eoiiHin w,hout lllHie without rrlREE Voodrow Wilson Junior Hi Christ I'i.turo l'rcsentcd. Noon Hoop (litmoH Start. Hchuol Orchestra to Appear, Girls' Itcst Itoom Trovldod. W. A.'KIklns. nieiubor nf the nchool board, tills week presented Wilson Junior hlith with a heau- iflll nlcturo of Chr St. Tho nlc- turo will bo formally presented to ho school by Mr. Katon on hohalf of Mr. 101 k I iih at tho Chrlstiium un- florubly. It has been decided to hang tho picture In tho study hall Wliero tho light is best and whero the largest number of students will hnve the opportunity to see It. J nls is tho third picture nrcsontcd to tlio school slnco lu opening. All the pictures add much to tho beuu ty uf tho building. A number of tho class rooms have tukon on a Holiday atmosphere Willi tno Odd tlon of Chr stmas trees and holly to tho decoration!. it lias almost become a tradition In Miss Schneider's room to hava a beautifully decorated troo stand ing only two or three feot high. This year tho treo docs not fol low tho conventional shune. but Is quite up to tradition as far as size und beauty Is concerned. foome ot Miss Nimmo s nunlls huvo gathered moss, ferns and flowers ond put In the fern tray t hot has been standing In tho liu!. After the Plants get a good start they will bo returned to tho hall. The noon-hour basketball cam or scheduled for the next few weeks negan Monday. A large crowd of enthusiastic rooters were on hand at each game and interest was high. These games are among the different gym clusses and when the final game is played the survivor of the scries will be declared the champion team of tho gym classes. As soon as vollyball equipment is secured. Miss Agee will arrange two games of volley ball a week for her gym classes, the bpys playing banket, Kill 0n the other days. Tho object of these games is to provide activity for the students at noon during tho bad weather when they cannot be outdoors and to givo an opportunity to many stu dents to play who would not be able to make the regular squad that will represent th- school in the big games this winter. - Aloro than 40 boys have turned out for basketball in the hopes of making tne couao. Mr. Dawson had cm this nurnhe to about 25 and will eliminate other until fifteen of the best payers available are left on the tquad. After the final squad has Ix-en chosen efforts will be devoted to perfecting team play. Mr. iJa wflon is being holped in hi- coaching work after school by Harold A. Rowley, former Oregon Agricultural college man, who Is giving his time to the jvork. m - The Wilson junior high school orchestra with Its membership of 23 players will make its fourth public appearance at the Christmas assembly and is now practicing music to ne played at that time. rne orchestra meets regularly at the eighth period on Wednesday and Friday of each week under the direction of Mr. Landles. Its in strumentatlon and membership Is as follows: violins: Clover Land on, Frieda Kester, Fred Falls, Kdra Mathews, Margaret Mahany. Doris Turner, Clara Kercher, Betty Ker cher, Hernice In galls, Elton- Forn- crook, - Catherine Halle, Robert Ades; cello Roberta Striker; piano, Willetta Rhumway, Barbara Han sen; saxophone, Eldon Woodin, Al vln Leaders; cornet: Marltn Norris; clarinet: Sam Glenn; bells: Txrena Hornshuh; drums: Donald Caswell, and Elmo Raiiey. A small room on the second floor is to bo fitted up soon for a girls' rest room. All the furnishings are to be provided by girls of Miss Agee's gym classes and it is ex pected that the room will become one that all the girls will be proud , of and that will provide a much needed addition to the facilities of the building. A committee of teachers consist ing of Mrs. Morrow, Miss Groves and Miss Agee is working on plans to provide the lady teachers' rest room with furniture. Eight art screens to be used in the art room and on the auditor ium stage have been made in the manual training department re cently. Four benches to be used in the boys and girls' dressing rooms have also been made and work has been started on a type writer table for the office. The man ual training department ,1s a busy one these dnys with boys working before and after school In an effort to completo projects Intended to serve as Christmas presents for the home folks. Even on Saturday a number of boys spend consider-. a iio time in tne snop. Tables in tho homo economics department are laden with fine candles made by the students un der tho supervision of Mrs. Hillman and Miss Hadloy. Theno candles will be sold before the holidays to students nnd patrons of the school nnd the money, turned back to the department for further prac tice work. Much' of tho better kinds of candy will be boxed and sold tn patrons, but the rest wii! be sold In the halls. Such immensely practical and friendly little gifts but above all so useful! Not' to be laid away in some ob scure drawer and forgotten but to be used daily and appreciated. Everyone welcomes handkerchiefs and at our store now even after weeks of intensive selling you will find the stocks fresh and clean and the selections satisfying. Swiss Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs Box' of 3 $1.25 ' Quite the prettiest we have ever shown. Of sheer Swiss lawn or soft linens. Every color of the rainbow and white besprinkled with gay colored flowers, butter flics and novelties, all hand embroidered. ' The dainty boxes enhance their "gift" appeal. Other Boxes of 3 75c to $1.35 ' - Printed Georgettes $ 1 .00 Each . Embroidered Linens, scalloped borders, $ 1 Hundreds of Dainty Gift Handkerchief ' at 19c, 25c, 35c and 65c each.' : ' The reason for all this was the ab sence ot Mr. Scott from his regular post by the furnace. Such a thing has never before happened in the history of man; and all sincerely hope that the alarm clock, which received the blame for this phe nomenon, . will slip a jog again quite soon. - ; This has been a rather quiet week since the pupils are saving all their energy, for the programs which are scheduled for next week.. Those in, the. lower grades have already brought In Christmas trees and embellished the black boards with reindeer and holly wreaths. ' Santa Clara High Notes Being hard-boiled Is much bet ter than being naiL-bakcd. col. umbla Record. Vacation Begins Monday. Hoop Team Plays Roosevelt. Girl Grad Visits School. Sickness Causes Absence. (Register Lane County Special) SANTA CLARA, Ore., Dec. 18. Miss Elleanor Howard has been confined at her home - two weeks on account of Illness. Bernice Thurman, a former student of the high school, is ill at her home with the small pox - ' . . . Miss Edna Bennett, Santa Clara graduate of 1924, now attending O. A. C, returned to visit tho school, Thursday. ; Dean Dargoo returned to school Thursday after being absent nearr ly a week. : : ; :-;. ' : Santa' Clara's high' school basket ball team played a practice game with Roosevelt nign sonooi, 'mura day the 17th.: The score was '17 ti' 14 in their favor; " ; ' 1 ' School vacation will begin Mon day, December 21, 'for a period' of, two weeks; school will be resumed January 4, 1926; - ;. 7 ' : With immigration shut off. It may again be nee'essary-to: teach bur own :boys and girls to help around the house. ' Port Arthur News. : "": vt " ' ' '' - ... .....tilln tro oullo n iw I"" ,h",r, '"IVnce'in n '"hHo "s.,7 trill Z nn nPPio V . .r une.. but Two cents is tho tax levied on enrh of tho eighth grado students. fhoy nro going to glvo a Christmas present to tneir roil room, o.n since It Is sb near vy&catlon and Ihev nro going to get it plant, tney think It better to witlt till school starts again. " - nintikotn To mnko blankets wear longer, cut, them In two at tho doublo or foot ond and bow tne top onus to gether, facing tho raw ends where thev were ' former Joined. This vrlli distribute the wear. If they him nlirunk "from washing. lengthen thm by n,n Addition of outing flnnnel. -This will pormlt you to tuck them snugly under tho foot uf tno 'oett.' v Don't Ikl a Ontorplllnr ntuitonv Is tho ritno of the ago When tho world Is id full of ac cessible things to ent todny, It Is i,n,..i. in hnvp will .nowor to keen tho weight down 'to "tho porfect thirty six." ' ' ' ' ' i,,n. consider her ways nnd ho .' rin in ftm natorntllari thou glut wine. She onts . six times her wolght every month. Don'f bo a. cntorplllRr. Creswell High School Notes Order of Owls Holds Meet, Student Body Qlvos Tarty. Christmas Program Arrangod. Alarm Clock Slips a Cog. gh ui stmAs y mm si JhmiltfvGift (Itcglntcr Lnne County Spoclal) ' CKESWELU Oro.. Dec. 18. Tho order of tho Owls held a short business meeting Mondny niter noon. Norman Howo was elect ed, sergennt-nt-arms, nnd the re ports of tho various committees wero given. A very helpful fen lure of tho mooting was the crltlo's report, givon by Mrs. Klrkhnm,. tho advisor ot tho'socloty. A student hodv lmrtv will, ho held In tho school houso Saturday night. Owing to tho fact that It's almost Christmas. It Is rumored that tho funds of tho student body aro to ho generously usen in tne tirchnse of ico cream nnd otner dainties, A good crowd Is assured. ' Mondny morning usually comes all loo soon for tno pupiis ot v;. ri. S., slnco they nro trying to get a final glimpse of tno tossons iney should have studlpd ', Snturday night. Imnglno their surprise Inst Mondny nine o'clock boll rang nnd they wero not called to tholr seats hv thp tap of the lead pencil, but Were allowed to loimgo nround the feglslors fir a whole halt-hour. FOR HIM Slippers If there's ono thing most men like It'd- comfy slinnors. As usual, this store offers gift Hook ers a splendid assortment to select from In Felts and Leath ers $1.25 to $5.00 Hose . When In doubt give hose Lux- lle hose for men makes a very acceptable gift $i,00to$1.25 Here is kind of every slipper for everybody, from the little "Puss in Boots" slippers for tiny folks to those comfy slip pers which mother , and Dad like. And in every pair that splendid style "which express good judg mcnt and good taste, quite as fully as your Yuletide thoughtfiilncss. Another gift suggestion that we have to offer is a smart pair of Step-in slippers in patent or the new madrid brown, JflEPBICE, SHOE FOR HER SI lppers Dainty Boudoir Slippers ofcatln and attractive- droit' Slippers for thoso eor.y overlings In front of the fire nro gifts that aro suro to pleaso ' , ' $l;25 to $5.00 Hosiery- McCallum nnd Cadot Silk Hosl. ory aro' gifts that "never fall to bring delight, to the feminine heart ' . $2.00 and $2.50