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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, IMS
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Marianne
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THE ooloction of jrlftn for tlioso on vour Clirint
mus "Romcmbrunco Lint" in often quite h
puzzle. However, for thoao who pluy goir, tho
'problem In easily solved. An addition lo their
golfinK equipment an oiTerinjf which will odd to
' tho pleasure derived from their hunrs of play
certainly la most ideal. What could bespeak
greater thoughtf illness in your selection! What
could ho more exprcssivo of tho Yulelide spirit 1
Your gift will bring ipcclnl delight If it comci from thla
torwlioro quality li paramount and if it bcara the
: JIACCRECOR trad mark tho yml)ol which Kolfcra
rtcoKiilio a itandlnB Tot tho very highait cxcellcnco in
deilcn " eonitructlon. ,
, Conn In today and lot ui help you muko your iclcctlon.
' Vt haVC omolh'nK that will moke a iplcndid gift for th
1 " particular on 70U hav In mind.
We have juat received our 1926 golf cluba and
Ihty are now on display, ready for your selection
Hendershott's
Gun Store
Golfers' Headquarters
Jit Willamette St. . Telephone 151
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I . '"""" '" Harold (!i-,lli,kT
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'"' In i-.ri Jsi n.l lur
Kllort 1 '. Is r-t...ii..,i 1.. 1 ... .,
Ill Unit 1 tlv. .1 it.. ....1.
I "'in down )i.li.,,l,v ,,, , , ,.,
lr. M.Uilmliy , Daughter
" J. H. .Vlngluili-,. , ,,,K,.
. 'IW. tl. . I llOtll ISOl), Jf'lt
,xmi.iiy lor Han Fniii.lsio, Ilic lal
'r lion,... .Mr. MKi,,,.y ,vl)1 ,.
"" if In Unit Mill., mull uflor Hie
I holidays.
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS 1
Mommr Itmlilnit HfTo-J. I..
(Metf KlurrnPs ( In (ho city for
ttir or fto oil Iniftliiftt'.
AntnCsnip Tildes Out I.Im'iim-
ft Kur.m-HprlnKl,IHd nuto i'itni
V ll.lvln Hanson, thtt iiwin.r, ye
i,nl.i took out a dune" Imli llffjiim.
to ):. 'r ' . .-
f.
Rlrh H'liiil Ori'lH'M'rn lo 1'lnv
flu- Kuk't-ntf liluh firhtffil ttt't-hi'Nitit
tUI be frnlurfil In tilt inufflf ptfi- I I'urituT Sltitlftit lftvtv Ilnnry
mm of Ihf HnHiry rlult. at llm I ". .Mi i'lun Itritihnr "f !;! u 11 1- .Mi
Mrtlna of Ihnt rlvlo fffrvliro tr- tlui for whntii n hall on thi. uiti
fuluiUon at th Offliurti hultl to. ' irrnlty rmiitiuii Kan niiiiifU. who
kl noon. It w-m nnnount'fii ycnr. lum lufii u vlltor In Kukviiu, i o-
ilay. I'lif on hi'Mirii niftiilifiH will
! ittviti'il iftifittM fir fluli.
Iflifit'f. Itrlflft Mitn llfn
! 1 YY In of Mt'kt'tini' Hri.lt.' nun
u viif.tor lu ilit. r.iy mer.lay.
TImi'Icm lit'iititT lloro--churl.'ft
M.'inlir (f IWiriluiiil Wu In Kuicimio
luift tti-i'k to ult.'ti.l the tiuiimil ol
.Mm. M. I.'. Itiilli-r.
Ilf-if I n, i K,.,.I. U - . .Mr
l"l'i T. H,iKhf ot K.-niiPWIrk.
"li.. 11111I .lr. Amy Ili-c'lin.T uml
liiiiKlilfr. HiMthi-iil, 01 I'uriliinil.
lnli-iii .,1 lira. Tom HIiHIiiii, inotur
roiin. r. t;,,,.,.,,,, hlHl .,.,.!,
tniiilfliil I hi' ruin. nil ol thi-lr llloth-i-r,
Mm. Al. K. Ilutlfr.
IxhlllMl MivMI-t,,- ami Wife
II0111,. K,ln M, AllHt..r ol
iiffKflfy. I 11I.. itfi-oiniuillf. l.y ttifi
l'f Ih lliilim to H.cn.l tlif Moll, lays
...... nn imriMiiH. I'rotf'H.sor a n.l
Mm. K. II. .Mi AIIWfr. Mr. .MfAllti
Ifr has a t.-a.hliiK Mlttwiililp In
Ihf I nlnrmiy of I'lillturnla.
'
Atlcnil I iiiii'inl Urn. Harold
ll"ito,i mill Hintcr, .Mm. llync Hon.
lifr of I'orlllinil, Wfrn In Kiikpiio
Iiibi wufk at Dm home of thoir
miillior. Mm. Tom Wn.lton. motor
roiilo (', to attfinl tin- fniifiiil of
imir Knin.iiiiotlicr. Mm. M. K
llntlcr. Thiv lift for l',.,n. ,.,1
Saturday.
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Unhiire Tfiifht-r fJfff to full.
ffuiiUi Minn Dda Di-nnlN. prlml
fin I or the high mhnol in I.faburK,
w l II It y yfntfiilay on Iilt
way to II, !!, -Ivy, (',,1,, whoro ho
will vlult hiT iflallvi-H iliirlni; tho
liolnlayH. Mm. AlliiTta Wvuvt-r, un
oiIht Hurlu.r lit I.ealiui'K, was in
tlio flty yt.Hli.rday.
Morn I'll. Vlnnl Mafliliiffy Ar
rlw Aiitilhtrr i-iirloiiil of macliln
tiry for llio Southfrn I'lit'lfio iinii
liany'H nt'W llt'-lrfat UK ilam on
the terminal KrotinilH urrlveil yeH
lerilay at the I'.irktf warehouse
where heveral more earloiulM are
H ored. It will ho ketit there until
It in ready to l.e lii.stnlled.
Mr. unit Mm. I-Tsher Home Mr.
ftlul Mm. Hurr l-'lsher. 1443 Nine
teenth avenue fiml, returned Hun
.liiy from u three weekn' tour of
f'ullfornliL. They visited frityids
mid relative!! In I.oiik Heneh, Los
Am;fleit, un.l other Callforniit
clue. Mr8. U. M. Kofter urpom
lianle.l theiti uh fur rtouth an Nam.
int. when, tihe visited for a time
with u niece and then, went to
1'lovln to visit n HlHter. Mm. Koh
ter did not return--With Mr.-unu
Mm. KlHhor. 1
l-:ikn lo liiltJntc iJirito Class
Is exiierled lo he the hilKesl
eliids Inlt aled by the loi-Si KlkH In
some time, will take flare Wednes
day n'Klit when lie ween 40 and
50 candidate" will tuko the oath.
'Morning, Judge
IPUD
5
raw
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Clarice Baright, newly ap
pointed magistrate in New York,
has lung been a member of the
bar and a champion of equal
rights lor women.
CH R I STM UPPERS!
feiuiihf CliJl
FOR H1M-
Slippers
' 'hero's one tlilnrr tnosl men
Ike ,.,iiu ry Mllunei-M. Ah
u"ul. IhlH miifo offerH (rift Heck
J1 a Hiliiii iiHHiii'tnii'Ut In
lecl frum-i-i,, Keltn and l.eulh-
$1.25 to $5.00 '
Hose
hfn In rtnuht ifivo hnno t.ux
'" "'on nmkoa ft very
"ilnhlo ulft .
$1.00 to $1.25
pers
Had
Here is every hind of
slipper' for everybody,
from the little "Puss in
Bouts'' flippers for tiny
folks to those comfy slip-
wliifh mother and
ike. And in every
pair that splendid style
which express Rood judg
ment and Rood taste, quite
as fully as your Ynletide
th(mi;lit fulness.
Another gift suggestion
that we have to offer is
a smart pair of Step-in
slippers in patent or the
new inadrid brown.
iimiMinaaii
JHEPHICEi
SHOE
CO,
FOR HER-
Slippers
Painty Boudoir Slippers of cntln
and nttractlvo Kelt Slippers
for those rray evoninun In front
of the fire nro sifts that are
anro I" please
$1.25 to $5.00
Hosiery
Mrrnlluni nnil fnilet Silk ltosl-ot-v
are Kills tlmt never fall to
hrintr tlellKht to tho femlnlno
heart
$2.00 and $2.50
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AniKniiiccnu'iit d( tho ceremonial
wiiH ntailc ycHLcnlay by Hurry Jl.
l!ott)H, exalu-d ruler.
i:.mii-n l.-T.vA. Has Iiitcrtnlii-
mciit Tlie union 1'arent-TeachcT
aHMK'latlun at l-:imlra held a Chrlst-
muji entertainment laHt nlirhi. ' A.
I. t'ollier, county olul leuder, wuh
on trio program ror a Hhort speech.
Siimko Fll h ltmnn Smoko from
sfmu unknown houi-co filled a
room In iho Hlanlcy Kiocory Btoro
at an early hour yesterday and the
lire ik'partMK-nL was called,. No
damage was done, it was reported.
. .
Kail road Akimh Ixyives Lt L.
(li-almm, d:HUict freight and iass
ciiKer uKent uf the Houthurn Paci
fic Kailroud eompuny, left yeater
lav lur a vaeatlon part of which
Will he Hpent In O'den, Utah. Air.
(Irahum will ulno go to Sun Fran
clmco hefure he rcuriiH at tho end
of the ChriHtmuH holidays '
LtM-il Wonuiii InjiirtMl Jlrs.
Harold Hurtt. wile of the former
c.ty traffic off cer, was Rer.ouuly
injured late Saturday night in an
automobile wreck that occurred
about nine m Iih from Eugene. Mr.
and Mrs. Jlurlt were returning
from Notl when the.r car skidded
.no a d.tch. The extent of the lu
ju'rieR reee yed; by Ihu wopiun was
not 1cm net!. v ' -'' . 1 .
lUink Clearings Iiutc';im pank
clearingM in ICugene have increased
nu leeably during the last three
week. It wan reported through
the clearing house asaoclaton ye
.e. il'iy. The total for the three
weeks, ending December 19,
amounted id $1.60:1,288.62. This
Is little short of the clearings , for
he entire nwm.h last year wjien'
the total was $1,958,723.57.
..
Scw'ng Chili Organ'zrd Girls of
Vida have organ zed a sewing club
with a good inemberslup, aecord
ng to Arnold D. Coliier, county
club leader; The roster of the or
ganization follows: Mrs. Ada Goff,
eluh leader; Margaret Montgom
ery, president; Louise Allen, vice
president: Metola Allen, secretary;
l.eona Miller, (lladyH Mlnney, Viv
'nn Thomaon, Wilnm Post, Mar
garet Hones, Adelenc YiUiams,
Arditji Post.
.'
Kiigono iroHltnl leM)r. Ad
mitted: Mrs. li, -Mount. Fronklin,
Ore: Miss Thelmu De Mulh, city;
Edward David, Mapleton: Ben
Itvmun, c ty; "Va4!er Marshall,
Cottage Crove; ''William lllcharda.
c ty. D'smisfed: ..T. . M. Henry,
c.ty; Mis Thclma Dc Muth, city:
Leetand Xeely, ' Mapleton: H. H.
McAllister, cfy; Oeorge Williams.
Cottage. Orbve; Mrs. Hertha Cook.
r'ohurg; Summ.e lilnekwell, pity;
It. Evans, city; Mih. ,1. H. Miller,
Junction City, and Mrs. Tl. A. Ilel-
cerson, eh. . , , ,
I1APTIST PASTOIt KPKAKS AT
KIWAMS Mi;iri(i
I'nHi rvH.iJoii of hrlMtlmi Jtrtlfclon
Jiiilloruiitt, JUn. Mr, Travvln
Tells AlemherH
ExpreHHing tho spirit of Christ
ina ui n Vuletido ruensagri t lo
cal KiwaniaiiK. Jtev. ('liarlfH I-
Trawin. paHtor of tho FliHt Han-
tiHl church, was tho speaker of the
regular weekly luncheon held ut
Iho Unburn hotel yes.urduy noon.
Kev. Mr. Trawin recalled the
or. gin of Chr.Mtinas lit the birth
of Jckus Christ and huH that all
peupju Hhoulil he liiiprossed with
the Higii.ricineo of this occasion,
kecp:nK in mind tho iireservatlon
of tbe ChrlHilun religion. He re
ferred to the two days of cmiccial
""" i iiii ui niu uiriHiiau worm,
)iriKtmas us the dav of the birth.
i jesus ami faster as the day on
U-l, ..I. I. 1.1 ' 1
n ..ii ii n vui mil -tLI "til WUM L'OIl-
cluded, '
lavd'.Iohn Jones; superintend-.
ent of Eugene public schools en
lerutiiied the Kiwaniuns v;th .sev-
erid song selec Ions. He was uc- i
companied by Miss Edith fJrlm, on II
me piano, tub Kiwanis club juur-
lot also sang. The miiHic pro- ;
gram was entirely In keeping with
he Hp.rlt of i'hr s mas. The quar
tet featured "Holy Night" as one
of ;iim pc.cctions.
The program for the next week- i
ly luncheon will ho arranged by i
i ne o:n ouieers ol ine club and It
is planned then to hold a "Wood-
row Wilson" day in observance of
tho anniversary of the birth of the :
war-time president.
New officers of tho Klwanls club
w.m. be installed at a meeting to,
oe held January 11, It was report
ed at the meeting yesterday. The'
date for tins ins allatlon was set'
over on account of the absence In;
California of the president-elect,
J ,H. Magladry.
Thoso who will bo in charge of
nil entertainment programs for the)
ncjp. year include Homer Soulis, '
W. E. Moxley, C. A. McLain, M '
MV Honey, E. E. Hean and T. M.
(Jerow. This committee will ar
range the next meeting program
or January 4, it was said.
Giving is the Very Essence
; of Christmas ; ;
Just a few days now until the beautiful age-old custom of ex
changing Christmas gifts with friends' will be gone for an
other year, .Avoid that "wish I had given something" feeling
after Christmas. This big cheery Christmas store ready right ,
up to the last minute to assist you in selecting the correct gift.
Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdav eVenihgs to serve
those unable to shop during the day.
IIOVS V.XT NAVY Ill.T E AND !
WHITE CAPS
Imitation to Sing for Portland
Masons KxU-nded, Is IloiMirt
at Rehearsal :
Members ot the Pioneer' hovs' !
chorus, at the regular rehearsal
period last night decided that a
blue sailor uniform with while
cap similar to that used by men.
of the navy, was tho llt.iform thny
preferred to appear In at future
public concerts.
'luns for financing the nurchase
of the- uniforms will probably bo
tiiKen up by those In charge of the ,
chorus.
H. H. McAllister, nsslstant hoys' .
work secrotary of the V. M. C. A.
who was instrumental in the nr. I
ganizatlon -of .tho chorus- and who!
wus recently dismissed from the
hospital where he was confined on 1
account of an operation for-appen
dicitis, was present .$t the roheitrr
sal last night and was given a
rousing welcome by the boys.
New music Is being selected for
tho youthful slngors and .practice ;
ooiween now ana tne time or the ;
next public appearance will be
largely with new songs. It was re
ported tnat there would be no
more public singing until late in
January or early in February. The i
boys were informed that they had
an invitation to sing before the
Portland Masonic lodges -In Port
land hue in-February and that if
tho chorus made the trip,, all ex
penses would-be- paid, jit was
planned that a special train would .
carry the members to Portland and
return the same day.- 1
Tho chorus would be under the
personnl supervision of Mr. Mc
Allister, Gilbert Sprngue and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry B. Dorks, jt was
said.
Ciosscs Will Ho lte.Miniost Again 111
r.ugcnc Inscftutiniis "Monday
Morning:. January 4 '
ANNOrNl'l-'.MKNTS
run womkx's auxiliary of
the chamber of .commerce will
meet Wednesday evening .'at
7:110. Mrs. P. .1. Hnnns Is chair
man. Mrs. K. 10. llnrluiig. Mrs.
Nato Hill. Mrs. J. L. Headley.
Mrs. Uolph Howard, Mrs. Jl. K.
Haltnn. Mrs. W. .1. Hill nnd
Mrs. Fred Hydorn' are hostesses.
There will he cnrds.atid a pro-Kl-ani.
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HORN'
ELLIOTT At the. maternity homo
1IS8 Sixth avenue west, Sunday.
December 20, JOB'S, to Mr, nnd
Mrs. .C. C Klllott, of Notl, a doujli
ter weighing nlno pounds. .
HAN'XAFOItn At 'tho""irihternlly
home. (188 Sixth nventlc west.
Sun.lr-v. December 20. 12S. to
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. llnnnnford,
Ritltnira Crest, a son welgliinu 10
pounds. I '
l-'.nkTiio 1.oi1k No. 1 1 A. V. A. M.
- Will hold .ft special communl
cnllmi AVedncdny. llccember 23,
l!i2r: Installnllim of officers,
visiting brethren cordially Invited
Refreshments. v
iiy ortnurt w. Jf.
1 12-22-2
Public nance 1
Dreamland hall, every Wednea-
...r anA SnllirdaV night.
' 11-18-tf
t7nrf rlnnnlnir nnrl Prc8sln9
Suits mntle to mensuro. Terminal
Cleaners, Phono WBO.
11-22-1 mo,
Tinv Hnfol Wnve vour llres vul
cnnlzed bv While Vnlennlslna:
Works. 3(1 West Sixth avenue, op
posite post office. 12-17-1 nio.
Wlllnnicllo Collection A Ororltt
Rorvlen, Uondeii uoiioonon stiuum.
ikix. c. S. Iilllon. manager: Donald
Vniing. ntlorney. .800 Willamette,
Phono H78. - --. 1
INSURB WITH HENRY TIIOMP
VACATION STARTS SQON
.OCAt SCftOOtiS T() r
i- WEDMSDAY .
All schools of Eugene will close
Wednesday afternoon for the
Christmas vacation period, it was
announced In tho various local in
stil utions yesterday.
vacation will continue for 11
days, and classes will be resumed
again on the morning of Monday,
January 4. it was stated last night
by local education authorities
inns for tho Christmas vaca
tion arc already taking shape
among the pupils and students of
the Eugene schools. Yuletido par
ties in the residences nnd trips to
tho homes of relatives aro fore
most in these plans,
- Some repair work will ho done
In the hu'ldlngs during tho vaca
tion period, nnd means of relieving
tho congeston by the expected in
crease of .enrollment will be
worked out, it was reported.
Tho Christmas vacation Is being
preceded this week by a general
program of entertainment in all
of tho city schools.' Parent
Teacher nssoelatlons aro eo-oper-atlng
in these social hours nnd
many of tho pupils are taking
parts in Christmas story plays.
111 UP - r Ci ' :
II -vr v J -4. . s. j I
II! JCJfo -YWA
ill! v KL
MMm Cottage Dre-sses
Irf'AYIMKI .i,. jl mtui rvl
lift' MM ' ; r- :: ::-:- Umm
lr jjt i 'MlilM- Tt is no ordinary event when a shioment of Wei- F NiWMHfil
worth frocks is placed on sale. Just1 one' good P nV II
-'3 j ' store in each' town has them for sale,' and you will u" V( ij i
y" J - find them here. Because we desire to give you a j", M
H rKf4LA l recop-nizerl vnllip wp nffpr .vnn Wptunrth Pnttno-r- r " f6'!11
fl-?:.. f n. L--..V.. ' . J" ....... .ww.uk - -1 U Jt ,
I 4 tnese Ongnt new trocks in our windows today r, , W"7TV
I fr y' Come in early and get first choice of color and Laai. 1 r1
jtei style.. Yon will want several models when you see r . j 5
ii is ui ill ii ix inn ii t 7ji o uavHXMtjrr h hbi 4ji
. tff urn i ill mil. ) in . ... A- TfuairaHR. ai-.f. . .
it nil i ut mm -.-K.-mm--mtm" i
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TROOP BEGINS CAMPAIGN
MicMnioits soi'tarr iiy scoits
1ST NKW VNIT
Troop Ko. 7, Boy Scouts, the
new orgoniitutlnll being sponsored
by Helmet lodge, Knights of I'y-
thlas, will, begin today on a ro-
crultlng canuuilgn, It was an
nounced last night following n
meeting of tho present members,
nt tho K. P. hall.
William H. Ward nnd Roy Ford,
scoutmaster anil ftpslstnnt scoUt-
mnster, nt troop 7, were author
ities yesterday for tho statement
that the Knights of Pylhlus were
going to considerable expense to
ouif.t Iho new troop with nil
necessary oqu'ptnent, and a room
In Iho k. P. building for meetings.
The troop will meot regularly on
Monday n gins, It was reported.
Last night the mooting tlmo was
taken up for tho most part with
instructions to can d. nines ami in
irndiioliiir to thoso boys tho pro
grain they aro expected to follow
' Candle Lights .and
Christmas 'Tide
Five, wprds which brnig to mind all the jcarols 'and danc
inrr the liollv ancTmistletoe. the" tcastmg andinendliness,
which have been associated with Christmas ever since it
fJK liecamcilic gl".CflLUjix, o,t tnc jcar im.au miaiyi.uui.
. SJ. .. r-.-Xolax. candles are. almost as lniich Wanted' for gifts as
-for decorations,- and -trie, people wno mane tnem nave
'' never- sent prettier "ones than you .-vitt find jnjlhc .baser
mcnt gift shop at this mbmCht. " -'nl" -,.
Candles plain and fancv, straight and heavy, fluted. ;and twisted, square land, round,
striped and clouded white and colored in all the lovely shades, of .blue and rose; green (
and yellow, purple and scarlet. Prices start at 25c pair and go to $1.50 pair. .-
And Atlantic Candles are Best of All
"An Atlantic candle, burned to the socket brings luck to, the house,
: food to the iarder and gold to the pocket." - , . ' . .
Piles of them are here two in a gift box at 25c pair. Lots of. people send these for
greetings and they are always welcome. 1 ' : '
If they qualify as tenderfeet In tho
movement.
CHILDREN GUESTS TODAY
rnKstyvTi'.HiArf phimauy dk-
PAltT.MI'.N'r (ilVKS PARTY
' Mothers nnd children of tho pi-l-mary
dopartnient ot-rtho Cen.rul
i reshvicrian church will ho guests
st a Christmas tree pnrly in tho
pr mnry rooms ot Hint church thla
liflernoon between I) and 0:30
o'clock. ' . ' ' '
: Anninincetnont of tlio party wns
mado last night. The program hud
not been completed, but tho enter
tn nment Is to he under the super
islon of Mrs. H. II. Soults, super
Intomlcnt of the primary depiut
liient nnrt ITie teachers.
", Refreshments will he sonyd to
both mothers nnd children, it Wn
said. ThlB will follow iho nlVinif
of stockings filled with mils and.
caml.es from the Christinas tree
The rooms 111 which tho pnrty will ,
he given have been decorated with
evergreens and Yulelide colors.
Ola Tlfiio Dnnce
Every Tuesday night, W. O. W.
hall. Public Invited. 11-iO-lnio. I
KIDDIEST0LD3
" 'should not be"doeed." tna
.them externally with ....
:., V VAPORUB
ftw St Million Jart Umd Yiartyf
Aladdin Qiftwarcs
"' ' The Shop That's Different . . .V.
with
: RUTH McCALLUM CARTER If AT IpL,;
1026 Willamette , .'"' - - .Telephone