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

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Newspaper Page Textill 'V'. .St.; 'if. ?S5 V-''? r if Hi Mi m "i I 'S ; 1 FOUR MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1925 "MERRY OLDSMOBILE," RELIC OF '97, STARTLES EUGENE Ancient Gas Buffpy, Reincarnated by F. F Calkins Motor Co., Speeds Through Streets, Kickinjj Up Its Heels Before Its More Modem Sisters llll III!! a limn! fi I ET nil " "VM Here's How Automobiles Ixokctl Vlien You Wcro KM .I War Son or Merry CMds Too, who selfishly construe That the road-was made for you, And, reuardleiw of your fellows, -Through the traffic , madly prance: I advise, before too late. Your Ideas to moderate And give ye Merry Oldsmoliile a much belated chance. - The above wheedling roundelay Is not a paraphrase of the famou catchy melody entitled "In . My Merry Oldaniuulle." but rather la It the frteefu! refrain of the ancient "Benilne buRity" which suddenly came to life last week nnd chortled down the main drag redolent of ex. haust and clattering but the echoes of another day and age. .. And with the clamor of its one lung, pulmotnred back to life by Doctor Bill Brer.nk-k, mechanician of the K. E. Calkins r,!j;molIIe agency and Its gizzard nmrtionim? as In the days of yore, this little I -i., .,..., .v,. ,v,..,,.w..,. curved-dash road loutm pursued a ; Housewives attracted by the unns dizzy course up and down Will- I ua) commotion as the rello sped by amette street. Krldriy.' weavrnp In rushed to their doors and looked and out among thp proud, and i the wrong way so great was the SV..Z.au '"'"ohlles and loudly pro- speed of the newly resurrected one claimina; its right to a place In the 'lunger while to the occupants of sun and In the crowded mart. And there were broad grins on the faced of pedestrians as Bill steered the horseless carriage along the thor oughfare while choppers rushed from the stores as the uproar of the noisy little vehicle reach,! their cars. It was a trlmuphai Tattl demonstration which greeted the driver as he gripped the lever and meshed his steed Into high gear the whlle pedestrians realized a new burst of speed as the strange ap parition .bore down upon them. "How fast Is she going. Hill' gasped his solitary passenger as the machine gained new momentum and he clung perilously o the seat rod as the buggy careend at the turn and chugged up Tenth ave nue. 'Oh. about- fifteen-twenty." gleefully announced the pilot as he let- her out another notch. A vagrant dog emitted a howl and dashed for cover ns the clangor Uncreased white a chicken (feath ered, species) started across the street emitted a feeble squawk and the car the rows of houses looked like streaks of mottled paint. This quaint pioneer of the motor world dates back to the era of 1S9T and the model Is one of the first 20 turne,) out by the Olds Motor works. Through some trick of leg erdemain or other magic. Mr. Tal king assembled enough of obsolete tires to equip the wheels and then Mr. ltrennlek worked some mir acle in coaxing its mechanism to function ns It did In the days of yore. In that early period the hapless owner of a benzine buggy faced many vicissitudes. Hope fully he would fare forth upon the road with visions of a happy tour in the open. Dejectedly he relumed home with his cantankerous con traption In tow of a farmer's wagon the while horses along the route snorted In excess of fright over the strange device and ran' with much earnestness and enthusiasm from the scene. And this old, clattering vehicle can chortle with all the vigor of it. one-lunged capacity; It has the laugh on the modern automobile with all of its refinements and fancy flxln's for It beat them to the gasoline and can sM III hit a faat pace, albeit it Is an echo of the re crudescence of all early motor Ills. Do Your Christmas Baking Early Pone i T.l""!, P"d,!.nf .,. ' ' i ln PIace and alea" hours or bake Pour 1 cup of scalded milk over ; a very slow oven ahm.t s h,, 1 pint of bread crumbs taken from the center of a stale loaf of bread. When cool, add cup eugar, 1 tablespoon salt and 4 well-beaten est? yolka. Then add ft pound chopped suet, mixed with ft cup blanched and chopped almonds, ft pound seeded raisins and ft pound washed and dried currants. Then . add 1 teaspoon each nutmeg and cinnamon. .1-3 teaspoon cloves, and 1-3 teaspoon mace and 4 stif fly beaten egg whites. Steam 4 hours. Serve with hard sauce or with any desired liquid sauce. Apple Pudding Pan $ ounces of fine suet, 6 ounces of tart apple and 4 ounces of citron through the 'food chopper together. Add 6 ounces of washed and dried currants, 1 teaspoon salt, 6 ounces sugar and 6 ounces of fine bread crumbs. Mix well and add 6 well-beaten egg yolks, dilute with the juice and grated rind of one orange. Fold ln 6 stiffly-beaten egg whites. Steam about 6 hours in a large mould. Serve with hard sauce or any favorite liquid sauca.- -- . . Dr. Langworuiy's . Jbamous Fruit lane Wash and cream 1 pound . of buuer, aad 1 pound of brown sugar gradually. eat in li egg yoiKS, beaten until light anu . jemon-cotored. and foia in 12 sutxiy-beaten egg whites. Add x cup wiiue grape juice, 6 poundb oi seeaea raisins, 4 pounds 01 wasneu and ar.ed currants, . pounds ol xlneiy-snredued enron, Z pounds of cceines, z pounds 01 candied apricots and 2 pounds ot cnopped canaivd pineapple. Mix wea. Add 1 pound of flour silted wun 1 teaspoon cinamon, 1 teaspoon cioves and z graied nut meg, 'lurn Into buttered deep pans, lined ' with buuered paper und cover wita buuered payer, bieam fi hours and then bane 1 Hour in a very siuw oven. Wlille Fruit Cake Cream z-a cup outier and add grauuai.y, 1 7-6 cups mtteu Jioui, luutea and siiicU wita .xeaspuuji buu.1, aud one-liait - utuitrapoun lemun juice, neai tj egg wanes uuui HUii, men gradually add cups Mined potvuereu sugar aim combine wun tuu iirst jmxiu.e. 'men add i4 cup cund.ed cn&r re, 1-4 cup Dluiiclied and siueu ueu aimouus una cup immy m.ced citron, antie n a d uttered; deep caKepan. lined wun u uttered paper, about one hour. ' Orange Cako Mix 2 egg uiri.s, tablespoonB orange jUiue, grated ram 01 1 uiaitge unu ft lutitcspuun lemon juicu una ueuk UlKit tiwctc. auu I cup ugar giuuitan, oca. ins ! HiU uit cfag-beu..er. roid ill 2 I ' H.uiiy ueuicii CKg wiiues. ( Mix I anu Li 1 cup iToUi', 4fpoaiin j : pMtk.ug powuer unu iviMpuuii ' nail, x'neii silt 'a or 4 uuie, j?uiu j ituu tiia cuku iiiixiure. Jrut ltno u uuueieu cuku pail anu - baKe ubout nuur hi a jiiudcruie oven. tpm and put oruuge cream tilting uuiweeu uiu layers anu cover top uuu s.des witn uiuuge irosung, SoU Jumbica Cream cup uut.or, add 1 cup sugar, l feeli-ucaiun egg, ft cup hour cream. y teaspoou soua unu 2 cuus anted liour. Add a lew - cutaway seeds if desired, Drop irom tip of spoon on greased pun ' uuu buae in u siuw oven. Plain Fruit Cake ' Cream 1 pound buuer, add 1 pound itgni orown augur gtudu uiiy and ueut well. Aud U weil buaten etig yoihs und mix weil ana tola in s silfny-beaien 688 wltues. Aud 2 tablespoons miia, X pounds wushed and dried cur rants, H pounds seeded and cnuuped raisins ft pounu bluncned und shredded almonds, 1 pound thimy-sliced curon und 1 pound slued Hour, sifted nguin, with t teaspoons mace, 2 tea spoons cinnamon and 1 teaspoon oda. Put in buuered pan, cover with buuered paper, tie securely Mock Mince Meat Mix 3 pints chopped apples with 3 pints chopped green tomatoes and drain. Add 4 cups brown sugar, 1 34 cups vine gar. 3 cups raisins. 3 teaspoons cinnamon, 1 teaspoon cloves, teaspoon all spice, teaspoon mace, tea spoon pepper and two tea spoons salt, and bring gradually to the boiling point. Simmer gently 3 hours and then add cup but ter. Turn into sterilized Jars and seal. Banbury Tnrts Filling: Finely chop cup raisins and 4 rigs. Put the raisins, figs and ft cup currants in a double boiler with 2 tablespoons water. Cook over hot water 20 minutes. Add 4 tablespoons orange juice. Mix 2 teaspoons sift ed flour and 1 cup sugar and add to the first mixture. . Cook about 20 minutes. Remove from fire and add ft cup chopped walnut meats. Pastry: Work .cup hard vegetable shortening Into 3 cups sifted flour and then make a stiff dough with Ice water. Roll and cut in 3-inch squares. Put 2 teaspoons of the filling In the center of each square, moisten edges with Ice water, fold over, making a threecornered tart. Press edges firmly together. Make 2 or 3 little slits in the top of each tart. Brush with milk. Dako in a quick oven about 20 minutes. Place a lace paper doily ln a wil low basket and arrange the tart in the basket. Wrap with red tissue paper and decorate with a sprig of holly and narrow green ribbon. Looking Forward to Avoid Christmas Rush "ho now is come our , Joyfut'st feast Let every man be Jolly. Each room with Ivy leaves Is dressed, And every post with holly." Get ready for Christmas now. Why postpone it until the eleventh hour; then rush frantically from shop to shop, Jostling the crowds, standing in line to be waited on, finding assortments broken, and finally snatching - an lnapproprl- If you will stop, LOOK and listen you may not have to own up that an accident was the fault of your faulty vi sion. Have your eyes ex amined regularly. Learn eye-hygiene. Dr. Koijal Qick OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN Next Door to First National Bank 878 Willamette St., Eugene "The man who will not roallxo the truth about Ills eyefl may miffer a clouded future.' ate and expensive gtrt because wo couldn't find anything better. And that isn't all. We mall the package late: it Is congested ln the malls and arrives a few days after Christmas at the same time with the Ind.gestlon and reaction. Granted! Christmas. Merry Christmas, has developed Into an awful bug-bear. Trouble is, our love Is the maximum, our purse the minimum, "and never the twain shall meet'" max! and mini. Still we must face the issue. De cember twenty-fifth Is as Inevit able as "the Ides of March." To face it takes courage, common sense and cash. Might as well take the bull by the horns and twist a very trying situation Into a reasonably successful one. Here's a recipe for that kind of a Christ mas: First take stock of all the friends you would like to remem ber with a gift. Consider It "watered stock" and squeeze out the water. That Is, send to three fourths of that list a Christmas card with a warm, true sentiment on it even such as glows in your heart of hearts for them. Of course, that is disappointing to you. You did want to give to John and Jane and Hue a gift com mensurate with your regard for them. But it sn't all a calamity. Christmas Is a holiday which makes the whole world kin. Ten chances to one they are feeling toward you just as you are feeling toward them; and will thank their YOU WILL APPRECIATE OUR 75c Sunday Dinner Mnsie by the Vagabond from 6 to 9 P. M. Ye Towne Shoppe lut'ky inr (hut you didn't b'.vo ilium n prwioht whim they couldn't ittv. "no to ynu. If you don't olillKnto A fi'lrud, tliul' mimo llilntt. Hut do not out out tlto clilldri'ii, tlio uttt'd, tlto loni'ly ur liuii.ll cnii'd. T!h children why. ld' (liini. t'hrlHimus In tlivlr day. And thu uirod, tlx) lonoly, und tha linndtenird whut ln mor IiIi'imx'iI Unin to Iii'Iiik Joy to ihvmT To (ilvt n i-hlld inin'tli'iil ro cntN In not onouKh. Ktioh child i-hould hnvo nonic "fun incwnln," l'iic hii no i"lu Ion to 111' lull. Hit' rivco-nl doll, wi ll the In-hl red drHH, inuiiy K vi' muro imi.uio t liu ii ilin f.vo dollar coiiiiilontcd COIIII'UlltlOII. All your ttlfm. however kiiiiiII mid It In n pity to htivo Iheni over espeimlve hollld lie well chiwen. In nnytlilni: more henrl-reiidlnw i lui n to hnve Jninen Mow hluineK on huyliiK you ii drill unt purplu diem, when you no much wiinird a uu.et one? Oe to have denr Aunt I.ohellu lie you up (or llln to it heiivv. over-oinnte tcn-rei, when vou had your eye on n really nr tlnlle one? A Itood plutl.'tn nuch Imtllinlc ennen. In to (live II pren enl of dinfi on the-niore. Thin in nceonuillxhed hy iniik. nii u do ponlt ut the ntoie with the uuiler mnnil'liK thill the re.-elver In lo e. led Ilia own Kttt. For the wife, the prolilenl nu preuie In. nhn. to itlve to "him." The fnml'y money In hln money, lie enined It. und ho needn It, und to upend It will not ttWi htm Joy und vet . . . oh, It In nuch u prob lem." Then there In the other cone, when Janien can no ennlly net evervthliiK he wuntn nnd doe und whut can .a devoted wife ttlvo him which will reully make n rtpple on the Biirfuce of htn merri ment? ' ... For nuch home", one or the nicest thlmin to do for him. In to ninke the duy hln duy. Make n funa over him: decora r the houne for him: drew our prcitiom for him: hnvo the table chiirmlni: und nerve for dinner the th nun he liken best. On place enrdn write flttliiK quo'utionn hreuthttiK home swuctnesn und Chrlntmnn Joy. Slip buck with hill) Into Ilia npllit of courtuhtp. Efficiency Shoes Now Hero to Stay The Uuner Knot In HlKU That Women uro llecomlnif lcua Krlvoloun, More Frank und Hlncere, More Kunilhlo. Rhoen worn nt work lire worthy Kooil deal of Ihmiulil, III tltlllU nliui-, or tlione run down at Ihe heel, will lit the worker more than the actual work. If we would work una eune. we uiiint have our feet no j'oturorlalile that wo can (uritet them. Worn nolcn uro hard on the feel, lirllmlnit the welitht on placen made tender. If thene npotn become cal Inuned. It will.be dlfrlcull ever to overcome the lellilernenii, Kfflclency nhucn are lame cniiuith nennlhle nlnen, If we need them hut not too lame. They nhould fit well nnd he or excellent quality, workinnnnhlp nnd pattern, t'lieim nlioen uro never economy. They do not wear un loim un belter one und they make the wearer iinconi. fnrtahle und Inefficient while they are belnir worn. Heela nhould be low enniiKh mid wide euoilKh to llllow eluntlctly In the foot mid li nprlnitllie. not the cliiiiiplnliuciin of the utterly held foot. Itllblicr heeln nnfleu Ihe blow ll the fool hltn tlio hind road. They break the nlioek of the aplunl col tiinn tiiul weur louiter than lentlte heeln. If your new nhoen are not rubber heeled, have a few Inyern of the heel removed and rubber heeln put on In their place, Itubber heeln will not run over and will wear n lonit un tlio nhoe dor. They nave the nleady tux of linvln hoeU r- bum, an well un the ilHoruiliiB of the foot liy welllilllf neein which let Out foot HP over. Hhuo denlern tell un that women uro weatiiiu connliiiilly larirer nlipen. Womeii w ho lined to wear I won anil Ihreen aio now wimiinir flve nnd nle. II in not uncommon lo have a cull of mvena and eiilhtu III wouicn'n linen mid they even carry tuna. In olden tlinea they carried teua only in men'a nhoen. Thin liiiieimo Ip ahne ntnra In mil bilil to n wciii'rnl eiilnruciiietii ot the foot, hut to mine ciiiironubli' nlioeliiK. We ronoeliy criiwdeil the llllllilier nU fool Into the llliniber rour nlrne. We now nlve the fun' rooiii to develop nalurally In pro. portion to the body, mid to move and enerclne. The low nhne iniiv have nomelhlUK to do 'with the larirer font an It permlta freer cli culailon in the font. The larito (nut la an acroinpnul mint to the cnlariicd wnlnt. II nliiiwn that women are hccninlitu, ten frlvnlotin, more frank and nln cere, more aelinllile. more wiltillll to nhnre the worbra reiponilldlltlea, and lluit .they are len iiltMoili lihoul willllliie the Mpiirovnl of lit" mull. ncx. The plniiled font, the HtrttHKMlntcd walnt were btda for I nitin'M favor and elnlni'-or hln pro. ' leclloll. The lliltorill fool betokelM comrnilely eouatllv and natural frlellilalilll bidweeu the nt-xea. A ilnllnlnilit fruit, lillhnrln un. known tu 111" rlvlllaed world, han been dlacovered III t III) Tien Mini an Inlithihi, off the went count of Mexico, iicciiritihii In rcpnrln intnln by 111" t'lillfornlu-Moliau exinill linn lltnt riM'Ciitli' returned to the iiilted Htulen, Hiiciitiiciiii hi' the fruit, wllliil nolitcivliul rv:ieil. blen the iiidlnnry olive III nine uiul color. wirn Iii'iiunIiI back by thu expedition. New I'enl AHaiiin Florida I'nliiia lleiullliie. Whut la li f Iich ,'" Arknnniin tliuelte. Repair YbuTrG flM Aim ..Vf Installment Pl INDFPendEnJ !" ' .'.'""Vle.,,,,,, Ilium tjm i! " - n UOTEL ASTOD Sml A lllll lM Anrlea) Every Room has Privato Toilet 60 Mnlha Now. Modern Cloee to Hhoppln Ulairlot and Thenlren Free Garage Tariff from $1.50 Need of Being Jolly Are you having nny fun. or la life for you Juat one thin nfter another? "All work und no play" vou know what It will do. Yea. but 'you love vour work, vou nay. and you would ruther do it than anything elre. Hut the nleady grind will tell on your work. In time. You can't keep up to the ntundard If you do not punctuate your proitrum very frequently with play. You will lack enthualnum and tmair inatlon and the ability to nee a new viewpoint or have a blt vlalon. If you are llvlnic on your nerve. Juat eklnir out each day. and tumbl Iiir Into your downy couch all worn out each nlKht. conabler that aa a red llfc-ht a danirer alk-nnl. To pep up nnd keep pepped, you muat change your plun of llvlnic: walk more, eat l. play frequent ly, reat-a-blt. You don't aee how you can arrunire It. Well It'n your problem, but If you are roIiik to continue to do well, you've got to meet It. Don't take your time and effort too aeliounly. The old world will jog along somehow when you are taking a long rent with your handa aerenely folded ncroaa your breart. I'ontpone thnt day by chink ing In more fun today. Refuse Service Co. All kinds of refuim col ' looted ami dlepnenl of. Telephone 2232-R . INDEPENDENT GARAGE St Fifth Arcnne Went Blue Line . Transfer Our Motto: Sensible Prices . Good Service 'Trunks Delivered SOc Why Pay More? Take ,a Claim Check . at Home' Blue Line Transfer 514 Willamette Phone 727 says fthffai&iigfe Box Candy for Christmas . Greatest Assortment Ever Displayed in . Eugene. M CHOCOIATO SiCOWriOTWH. BOI Whitman's, Johnson's, Schrafft's iDroste's Complete Imported Line. : Chocolates, Cigars and Cigarettes. Wc mail free of charge to any part of the U; S. A,; ' and invite you to look over the stock. - YE TOWNE SHOPPE ERNEST SEUTE, Proprietor 778 Willamette Street Telephone 1080 You Don't Have MLJi' To Ik Wealthy To Be Able to Create A TRUST 1UND to care for those you love after you arc onc. At the same tima it guarantees to you an income when you arc old or if dUahlcd. YOU put up a low rate of Interest WE put up the Principal 100; ; let Bill Baskcrvillc-explain District Manager mm mm anaaaail an aal T Oreson Life0" Phone 482 "WE WRITE 'EM RIGHT" . 557 Willamette This Beautiful Heater for YOUR Fireplace IIB WUbch No. S7 li iiunlilr built, bo-nUfuUr iWj T - . .---.. i. mn uniiauau aaaa ooie hHtar that will hanuonlia p.rl.iily wnli il Horn laitnam II eoibodlaa all the aplendld l.lur. Dial aia iMnooalnki lot? Uigeaeal volume, eacapilonal cunv.nl.nca and unrlrahdaankaai Solf-LlghHnu GAS HEATERS "77m Moil Heat for tha Laiul Monty" Put Ihe Welabach No. 97 In your finplara. Vim win banM ooIt an eatWU decoiailve unit In your fovm but an anr laair aouica of ean-Uke, odorieae bwik It will em. you Inauot, ffcwUm warmth at moaeot'e notice arllh no lual h canr rue aihei clear awaj. Walthach erannlh la radiant ira haat at III Wit, iha nradortol over thirty yaaia' aluily and estirinca on tha pan of iha WaUoach Company. We ollal a eompUta Una of thaae Ana IimUh aavanl CM hat .altractlee diaplere modale aa wall aa a nutubai ol loalat portable typec We wtQ be glad to aoow toam to you. Mountain States Power Co. 881 Oak Street Telephon ;l KfcXwH group r&6 &:D -rfP BRILLIANT , ' " JmM FIRST WATER S.MW Ust-Mmnh. : - wn.t w.tch DIAMONDS C "Look"" ' A worthy gift tor a Q V,' ' worthy rlrl - proUy anil EaCTpSSKft ae. " t led and you make your . N7 r , own tonn.,r1W UP j v ' rtWtMl Brilliant Blue-White : V iSEfy ', 10.00 3SJIJ, V FnultIo quality and Valuo esm Tf1- IK beyond enmparo. Uuy on ' Other Gift Problem! Solved Wltn e. vorrpant. ,aoo TOILETWARE Diamond rSSZlfeV T this s-piecb set tifflffiTfJIfl Hat PifK Amber or Pearl Wri Dal toRHrvf- Brnah' comb an,, n,lrror ln Rl,t KL?3 $20 t $100 ' f 4 jyNT yaHB Uannunt valuo nnd f'JSt Now ffonlinu lnwliltojww- "Sj 0,u't Ebat5Uia rit 5W Ger; ' Homo Worth Giving Uiamondaet Mounted in a hand rv.n . 1847 Roger8 Wedding Kings mm nr aoiui wiuto ui.m & js T -! Famous Silver . MyM- Another Biff Value for alx with hn4.om olft tray. Weekly Py" (fj ,u4($f$)K Onarnnteed ror rinont cnlnr . '"'i ' III 1 yWWtSy-'- nn1 liorfi'i'tlnn In aollil wlillo ' irr1 f a ' misMSg'' j"'-""''1''''' .'" ."',':;, , i- Open rom Eight 'Til Rnff man's stylo woddlnK rlnwi of SK3i?- ' V ,tajH whlto gold or platinum not UyA7' J'aJWELERS AND OPTICIAJNO w,v.na t,aw,,w dly' 3ZZ.s, t I