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About Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1925)
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 12S EIGHT MAKE THIS A 5 CLE CERE ST Fffl A CY m i - !H A BICYCLE - - - , His Dearest Possession A bicycle is the boy's "pride" it is something he is proud of when he shows it to his friends and says: "Dad gave me this Hendershott Heavy Service Bike for Christmas." Every red-blooded boy likes to own a bicycle. It is a useful gift for him to ride to school to run I : l i -1. " . . . L . . ... . a : .1 messages tu uicvtic iiikc iiuu iiic luuuu. t 2(111 mai he will use 365 days in the year. . , The Hendershott Heavy Service Bicycle is of strong, ragged construction, built for hard usage. f Sold on Easy Payments if Desired! - IHeersliotts Gun Store 776 Willamette St. Telephone 151- Did You Ever Think of A BICYCLE As A Gift For Your Youngster;) A bicycle is the .first "big desire" in every young boy's heartthe first- objective. A boy should be granted that wish,-and Christinas time is a good time to make the presentation. ' ;' - ' It 'affords good, clean, healthy ' ' ' exercise, and it is real furil Give Him an Indian Bicycle for Christmas 981 Oak St. Telephone 299 A Bicycle for Christmas years of health and fun THERE'S nothing in the whole wide world a red-blooded youngster would rather have than a good bicycle. There's nothing that would keep him so much in the open where he belongs give him such fine exercise develop him more, bodily and mentally playing with the other fellows who own bicycles and reveling in clean, wholesome fun. Your local dealer's ready and will see that your boy or girl and you, too, will have the very model desired right under the Christmas tree. But you ought to get in touch with him right away to make sure there will be no disappointment. mue aBlcucie Roosevelt Junior News Girls' Cleo Aucmbly Feature. Christmas Play Is Booked. Science Classes on Trip. ' Ninth Grade Stages Tarty. . At our regular assembly Wed nesday the girfs' Glee club enter tained with Chrintmus carols. Mrs. Ady gave a very Interesting talk on her work, saying that some of her best help came from the schools of Kugene. Tho picture, Hoffman's "Christ At the Age of Thirty," given hy Mr. Klklns, whs presented by Miss flalversen. The student body and faculty ap preciate the gift of such a beauti ful picture for our building. After the general announcements, the singing of the Star Spangled Ban ner and flag salute the assembly was dismissed. The last assembly before the Christmas vacation will be held next Wednesday. Itov. Fred J. Clark will bring us a Christmas message. The Christmas tree and donations will be . presented . to Mrs. Ady Christmas music will be furnished by the Glee club and members of the student body. Monday night December 21, the students of tho Roosevelt Junior high will present their Christmas program. Christmas at Goose berry Glen; pugednt, "Oh I.lttle Town of llethlehem"; Numbers by the orchestra. v' The SHI roll room has received the p'cture awarded as a prize In the P. T. A. membership drive. The picture chosen was Mnxficld Parrlsh's, "Itoyal Gorge.", . t. . There has been much Interest taken in the Christmas tree nnd donation for Mrs. Ady. Special days were named for different things. ; Kach day a pt-etty, bright poster, mane- ny tne an tiepari ment, was placed on the wall near the tree to help us remember what special thing we were to bring. '.',' The Parent-TiSnchor association meeting was held December 1 7, at 3:30 In room S, Hupt. D. .1. .lones gavo n tnllt on lllo value ot tho P. T. A. from the viewpoint nf tho Hupt. There was a, report hy the committee on rest , room furnlKhhigs. '"' '., i t t i Tho "eighth and nln'h "grade, manual training classes Are very husv preparing the scenery and stage- llghls for Ihe- Christmas plsys,- Tho Hoys are .piming in a grcut deal ol their time ' after school taking care of the Christ mas rush. A committee of one .member from each roll room met with Miss naivorsen ana seicriMi n nuniorr presented to the student body. After taking a student 'body vote it was found that the general choice of crimson and gray, , - The fourth period science class went to the oil well on their field trip last Thursday. They gathered rocks and soil specimens for class study. The operator nt tho well explained the machinery to the class and gave thum soma oil specimens. The sixth period science class went on their field Irlp last Mon day afternon. One member of (he class huvlng a truck they were able to go to the Mountain Htatea Power - company plant. , Here It was explalnud to them the way gas Is made and supplied to the city. The class then went to the Kugene Gruvel company whore they got specimens of rocks. They also observed signs of the age of the river. Friday December ID, the eighth and ninth grade girls reserves met and planned their Chrlstmns gift baskets, . . Tho ninth grodo classes hod party last Saturday night. Miss Garrett). Miss Crandall, Miss Hartley and' Miss Margaret Hal vorsen wore presentSeveral games were played and an Impromptu program was glwn. ' After . the program 'refreshments of cuke and punch were served. I A number ol the students stayed df er the party to assist In strai;n:eninK up tne rooms. ' . ? .-. rtoosevelt played their first game wllh the leaders Corps Wed nesday evening. The score was 19 to 10 In favor of the Lenders Corps. The team went to Santa Clnrn Inst Thursday evening where lively game was played. Tho Oil classes .lire enjnyld TVrken'n ."Christmas Carol." They find Hcroofte's Christmas creed quite acceptable. Lorane High School Items Principal of Crow High and Students are Guests of Stu dents of l.orano High at Game and Luncheon; llrowit Ikvty old-tin shinned This Is tfoud apnle dish. - Paro and chop six apples) place a layer of apples In n woll-but-torcrt pmld'ng dish, thea a layer of bread crumbs, sprinkle with brown - stignr nnd ' cinnamon, re peat until the d sh Is full. Add evcrnl.' generous lumps, of butler and pour sweet m'lk or hot water mi ittitll It comes wllhln an Inch of the top or Ihe pun. Ilnke In it moderate oven until brown, and servo with ulaln r whipped creu.ii'.. ..!,..,;. .... i ...... :.- lllesliter l.sne County Hlfrlal) I.OHANB Ore., Dec. IN. Mrs. George D. Helm, principal of the Crow high school and her students Kellx Miller, Hazel Powell, Nina I.ewls. John Canujoy, Clara Hook er, Alpce Kraal, Krunk McCulloch, Clulr Dnmewood, Slophcn Jenkins, Hugh .Holland, Thomas Holland, Mala Coryell, Donald (Kraal, Or vlllc Powell, hols Cinadle and Darwin Damewood, wero guesls of the students of tho Lorane hlKh school Friday evening, December 11. " As an opening event a basketball game was played between the two schools. Although neither Is playing- regular match games nt present, the gnme was fast and Interesting. If not scientific. Score wus 16-18 In fnvor of Lorane, After the .gamo, lunch was served In tho lunch room, tho girls Of both schools helping with the serv'ng. Immediately after lunch Ihe students of Crow gave a short urogram consisting of musical numbers and humorous readings, , The rest of iho evening was spent In watching a basket nnll gnme between the Anderson Mid dtcton nnd tne Lornne club teams. and In playing party games. The students of Lornne arc looking forward to ano'her pleasant lo'nl meeting with the students of Iho Crow school. ' I'ockcilKMiks Am Important ' Pnckethookjt - have coma to place of unique Importance In the mode or correctly ouiritteo woman hood. There Is a bag for every period Of the day. There Is a tailored ling if or Ihe street en semble. There Is a quaintly pouch ed bag of velvol, of leather, or of brocaded material for the after noon appearance. There Is a ling or metal -cloth, or beads and of elaborately - embroidered silken beauty for the evening costume. There Is a bag of real charm an.l clilc for overy occasion of foshlon'r twelve hour day. The onvelopo bag and the pouch bag came In designs of real beauty and Hie ma terials used arc equally fascinating In their colorful appeal.. ... ' Ho'ls nf Oregon that nre il'f'clent fn Tme possess poor "tilth," the experiment s'ntlon has found. Lime mnkes soil' more frlnblo and mellow . nnd ' ostubllBhcs good granulation. . , , Wheel Goods! YES! One of the largest and most complete assortments cyf wle U goods on the Pacific coast AND PRICES!-Get Other Prices and Then Compare 0,,, Walk o Block and Save Dollars! ' We have exclusive agency for the Coastmobile liIlf. for Manufactured by Coast Specialty Co., of Portland. The Vere' best juvenile goods line, obtainable. .Columbia Bicycles and Garrett's Heavy Service Bicycle The only bicycle with a five year written guarantee. Scooters The one with the good brake. $1.75 to $5.00 Coaster Wagons The wagon that is guaranteed to carry 2000 pounds. Priced from $5 to $10 m Kiddie Kar Automobile Kiddie Kars Pedal Kars $3.00 to $5.25 Open Evenings Until Christmas Harry Garrett 120 Eighth, West Telephone 1519-R Make His Gift A Heavy Service Bicycle To find a bicycle iintlor the Christmas tree for himself woiiltl fill bis ywg llfc' ambition 'twould make his heart jump with joy. Kvcry boy wants a hike, aim i" 7 should Imvc it. 1 r le In a country where there is lots of pure air kept pure hy frequent raina nicyc is just tho pift. It takes the boy out in the open where exercise and he-alt" may acquired while he. is having bis fun. . ' rvl Make His Gift a Heavy Service or Washington Bike $35 to $45 fir,- . 1 l irmvd vC3--y duntfk iA 77 NJnfW P.. TeleDhone 53
