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Mebford Mail Tribune Second Section Eight Pages Second Section Eight Pages Dally Twenty -third Year Kkir Fifty-Mventii Year MEDFORD, OKlXiOX. SL'NDAV. nKCKMP.KR . l'VJS Xo. 200. The Christinas Dolly j for her. Then they took her to a It was in the euld lJceemher, i clothing store and bought a whole and the ground was covered with (outfit of nice clothes for her; H.t op Know and ice. People were hurry- j fug nt a grocery, they left a hill of lug along over the ice-crusted side- , groceries to be sent out to this walks, holding their coats close to home. When they reached the old keep out the biting winds.- ! tumbledown house they found a Darkness whs Just beginning to , faintly in groat need, but when lower, and the lights were coming they left, ho much happlnesH was on one by one In the houses along the streets. The store windows were a glare of lights shining be hind nnd above the beautiful Christmas gifts which were being displayed. One store In particular was especially attractive to the top shop. . . . ' children betaute it was Many beautiful dolts, elec trie trains, automobile, doll carriages, doll furniture, fine building blocks, and no many other things, were temptingly displayed in the win dows. lloya and girls with their par ents were constantly streaming In anil out of the shop and each time f the door opened,, a gust .of cold ' wind entered, senillag shivrjrs thru all who were near the door. I'p the street crime a little girl ithotit seven years old, who had no warm coat, nor hood, nor mittens j In her hands, and her shoes were j tagged, scarcely covering her feet. - Me was hungry for she had had ; no warm dinner and very likely no supper, for her folks were very poor ami iney inaoe mis imie Kin go out in the cold to sen papers to 1 -get someining to eai. I so iney. win c-xienu out irmn Tonight she is very unhappy as j cushion. Now. sew the ribbon to she h'id not sdd any papers today f ether. turning wrong side out. And oVia InBW tVint mennf nnthinp I w.u ...v... ...... - D ( to fUl. iino cuiiie iu min iuj iiuji just us a rich little girl and her mother started, to enter the shop. : They saw the poor girl standing j outside the window looking at a j beautiful doll. ; Kllen Adams, (that was the rich i girl's name.) said to her mother, 1 "Mama, let's buy that little girl at Christmas present. I don't believe she has ever known about Kanta Claus." I am glad to hear you say that. , Kllen. I think thai would be nice! for vou to do." They took the poor child into the e warm store. She could hardly bollevn her eves when thev told the clerk to wrap up tho big doll Pointers forParents To put a child at ease on enter ing a room where there are guests Is a knack few parents possess. The child looks around, uncertain what to do or say, and the mother is a pt to ask, in a critical tone: "Can't you speak?" The boy girl at once becomes confused and self-conscious. To obviate this em- barrassinent one mother, as soon ns her children could toddle into n room, would pleasantly Introduce her little son. John, or daughter, Mary, to the guest, then Invite the child to be sejited, or would sug g.ttt what she wbhed fo do. The child was saved from standing about nimlessly while the grown ups stared at him as bo many grown-ups do. He was made to feel welcome, and could then con duct himself with composure even in the face of the rapid fire ques tions to which gmwn-ups so fre quently subject children.' For your baby's ciih buy one yard of rubber sheeting. To two titles of this stitch cotton strips of the same width using ft lapped Qeam. Tuck the cotton part under the mattress. This will not slip around, nn an nil-rubber sheet will, ami thus the bahy tnattrets will be protected nt all times. It Is also less expensive than a full size rub lie r sheet. whv . nt fnr n n .lk wllh your boy or Birl nn.t wh.it happening out-of-doors? If you know for what to look you can make n walk a 'thrilling experi ence. Within tho countrywide cir cle tt'-at can be crossed by ' two hours of modern travel, from any ijf our large cltion. there are from x hundred to two thousand dis tinct species of plants: with In- mnfim bird. firfhf. t tir-bnr I n tr wilmaJ ana other creatures lnil,,akc un idcal ia w'I'linu left behind 1 don't think Klb-n was ever happier in her young life; do you ? Something tu Make A Kewpie Doll Pincushion This Is the time of the year when we are thinking about old ! . . .... , I Santa, and plannin; mn ciiciwtni'K 1 gifU;. Why not make sister, moth er or some friend, a Kewpie Doll pincushion ? Kvcn a small girl , who enjoys using a needle can t make one, with a little help. 1 Ituy a small Kewpie doll nt any ) tcn-oent store; one measuring I thren tjr four, inches is a good size, or any small doll will 'do It you , cannot buy a kewpie. Next, select, the color you like for the cushion, pink, blue, yellow ' or any other color you wish. The : ribbon should be wide enough to cover the. doll from the neck down over the feet and allow enough to gather in. Vir.st, hem the raw edge.-, of the ribbon. Cse cotton to j Query. When should one h- fill In around the doll to form theKn trimming the house for Chrls- eusnion, liiaKiiiK u iuue iiiu. ii aims are movable, pusn mem up U'h..n ur.n m to vnu'Dil turn ftirht! - nine uiiii miiji m im hm- i iuiii linn draw string around the neck, and draw the ribbon tlglu at the bottom. This makes a bag over the doll and you have a very pretty cushion to either . stand on dresser or hang up. fiamn. IIiiikIh ! The players form In a circle, each one holding up his hands. One child Is in the center, nnd tries to touch one of-the pairs of hands before that child can lower them. I They are raised again, when drop- ; ped for the play to continue. The J child whose hands are tourhe1, I changed places w ith the center 1 player. Continue as before. ; proportion. ' formers In To wnteh all tho per - this gigantic one-ring ;show, even at the hoginning of j their act, is a much bigRor job j than keeping track of all the rings that wore ever laid out under can - ' vas. One can only go forth, open his eyes, and pick out more or less : at random, things $it which to win- dor. , ' A If pMe Prtrtf ulura 1 "F' For Wrapping Gifts To make one's Christmas pack ages unique i not .1 difficult task. Now that the traditional red and green have been somewhat rele gated to the background, a favor ite color can be cleverly introduced with perfect propriety. To follow one of the new Ideas for Chiistmns-gift w rappings, you shouJd use the same color for all your gifts. It may be French blue ami silver ribbon with silver star seals, green with white and silver holly, or perhaps black paper with silver trimming. Cold paper tied with scar et tulle ribbon is a color- fill .combination, but many will like better white with green ribbon a... g .wn .m..-sm..r paper wn, M(,rvo hpr whpped rream or red gibbon or white naper sealed,.,.. rrm on (.n(n-d n..n.kln '' ", r,u' """.Vne l,rown m.c.-ir in nla.e of whit' iSun.ni.Ml ribbon ! sugar nd vary the i.lr. , u ,K,le vi-ry or.B - r.KUIl (III HtlKKH- 'hrinnin!. colors, and un Mr.:hl1 pnprr with .Vile Krprn. Maw othPr fflil(,d fo th( f(Ung apricot, or nny combination that suits your fancy. I ecora ted crepe pn pors lend thcinwlves to ll iking gift w rap- pings, too. These are economical.; for Usually no ribbon Is required, nnd ihe ends can be simply pasted Into place und held with seals. The red brick design in crepe paper Luck With Cuttings ; What lurk ilo you have with ! your geranium cuttings? lo they ! develop good husky roots? If not, j jynu have failed because you have ' not solved satisfactorily the "when" j "whore." and "how" of cuttings, i j according to.IJlen hddy Shaw, of ; jthe Brooklyn llotanic l.ardens, j that chubbv. red-nosed old spirit chiKlr, n lmni' ,,v,' ir th" 1'!in't i writing in the November American to( Christmas, too, and without i niiyV w,,at llU! 'w-ulw ;lU' Home. "When shall cuttings he mUch success In 1644 the Kim- i 1 1 ho L'O-owing menu for the ehit jmnde"? Preferably, in spring and , Ush parliament forbade anv cxhi- "lJMr Ik suitable for young- ! fail. Ihiiinn m- t.nni.(i...Uri ih..iun,iuiH'0 ' over five, CI he iook over me ptani careiuiiy land choose the lenderest branches for cuttings, Cirasp the knife firml and make n horizontal or,Mant-wifp cut be-; - neath a node, not throuKh a node, j 1 Stems of plant are made up of, Imore or lewt evidently mat kod ;ringi called node.4. Now you have : 'in hand a lour to six inch length 1 of geranium with a nice, smooth :cut under the node. Strip off with your fingers nil but two or three terminal leaves, iiaving stripped ine cutting ni j i most or. Its leaves, look at th ler- , minal bud and see if you note any j color except green. If so. it Is a (flower bud. Pinch this off. i If you use n flat for your cut- tings, put mime broken crock or j coal ashes In the bottom for drain- age aim nn tne rial wun minders" i ! Miinu, or nn.u p miihi, as it is caueu. .Muisien wns inorougniy. Now put In a cutting, using a din- ber to mako the hole. Lower the cutting in this hole, above the first node, firm It In place. Then press the surface sand with the dibber placed a little way from the cut- tings, so that the wind may be f,,rced down into ' little hollow left bv the (lilihin- l..nl nwwu ,e,t y tne dinner. feat moss i mixe nwitu sami, naif and half, may be used instead of sand alone. 1 Home cuttings root much faster in this mixture. Home Decoration. By jane Snedicor Housewives having problems on luteriordeuratiou will linfi thin column interesting. Queried may be uddreused to the editor of this paBe, care.Ainil Tribune. ni;ls? Mrs. 1). K. H Answer. Usually from three to seven dnys before Christ inns eve .should Christmas, be the cli- mnv nnH nil nrAimi'nllnnu mnut 1 j...... . . . : graiuiany w org towards that end. I'se more pine, mist let oo and J, . . . , , , . lilt rutll. Milt UV IJJI.HI Southern Oregon.. Query. Which do yotf advise for painting furniture, lacquer or enamel? Mrs. 1). Answer, Personally" I like lac quer because It dries so fast and a piece can be complete: accidents' j : quickly and many t avoided. Qurry.Aro cross stitch covers , 1.., r ... -vr m good for foot stonlH? Mrs. M. S Answer. Nothing , . . ' remark - remark i aIjl. Wt.j, Onrrv... Im vinlet n crnod color for t: hedroom? Mrs. Tl. O. A. Answer. Violet or orchid Is a : difficult color to use alone be- cause it fades out so under nrt- j Ificlal lights nnd unless the very j best of material It fades In the ' sunlight . oftentimes. Tone It up j with touches of rose, pink and j light greens, with a dash of blade. Query. Is vnrnhth or hot Ml (best for new floors before wax- ing? Mrs. I. W. i Answer Some of the best me i chanics prefer two coast of good floor varnish and then a heavy coat of wax. Others toll you to :Uo hot oil. Tt Is best to Invest igate floors which have had sonv year and that were treated nt ! first In each of the two ways before you decide. - , . 4 New Ideas for Pumpkin Pies , 1 1 " . runipKin pie has an Important pUl( in vur m0nu lU tnt. pr,.H,.l)t ,af(0n, We ofl(,n tlre of pl(lln nimnKln whv not mnUft a lVw variations. Fresh or canned )1im) kln n)It. hp UMf.d hut- you ,V(U fn(1 Uh th(J CJinn(1(, , bo fMt d , k h ,eHK Worit i A lllnQ of fnnlneH ,.L.. ,.l.. ,,.u,t , .....i..,J i improves the flavor. Instead of beating the egg yolki and whiles together, bent . the whites stiff nnd fold Into the mixture Just before baking. j 1 no egg wnitcs may ncatm ani placed on the baked pie ns a ' meringue. j Cover tbe baked pin with ! marshmnltuwi and brown In the I oven. Don't Believe In Santa Claus But Be Him so you don't believe in Hantn I claus! Well, other folk in history navc tried to he hard-boiled about day ond the mnlid English : helled on December f, lfi-tf.. . i Christmas hail become, then ' ;ftmi is now inherent in human ! nature. I The unbeliever robs only him- ' self; the believer benefit because' jl0 believes and because he be-j jieves, he benefits others. For.! nrti- nil uhm iu ,.,.. i-Mmm i : icept the Spirit or tiood Will nnd ! Uow can mankind have good will ; J unlessit believes in it ? I j santa Clans is Uood Will plus Hope, i(, the bent KOn,., there never was an empty slocking on any Christmas morning, becnuse th iwiu ihr.i iut..r n.s. Ui...,L-in,r ..., rilled H with an evnreinn iflwllh "good will to men." 1 in uny m.nso, and whether you're y0ung or old. it's better to hop.' and bo disanoninted than not in I ; hope. Your stocking won't be j niWd if you don't hang it up j (that's certain, anvhow. j And It's just as certain that If I there's no Santa Clnua to fill your ; j mocking, you can he a Santa Claus to fill somebody else's. Kven if' i Vou don't receive, vmi on oiv. I 'and, giving, you do i. ... ... ., .. , e reive. , Don't disbelieve in Santa Claus be him! a- Use Baking Poi)cler CanS111 l'l!1''H,,na lime Is npprouch v j ing ar. a ilMh-of luscious cranberry (Silver or a da.sh of quivery red Jel- - . ' l"-V' ""lly " ' .: i urisimas ume is npproaciung nml vfin will nil ilw. ..vt.M. extra plum empty cans for steaming pidding or brown bread which you can find. Meal cans for molding Christmas puddings are empty baking powder cans. They come in various sizes ranging from . ounce to 10 IbF. anil you have a large assortment from which to choose the size adapted for your particular need. I i lie a-ouncu cans are especially bounce cans are especially for molding desserts. It is Ihe rlKht sie to make three servings. nlcr ! hint ihe . hOOti Kmpty baking pnw'dor cans nre not only used for steaming fruit ..P""""'!!, for molding gelatine salads. If you have an empty 2H-lh. or ti-iii. ciui 11 mimes an mom nnn in which to hake fruit cake for gifts. Col tbf enn ilntiti until it lu nl.ni.t ' : , : " 3 Inches In height or any height , which, you desire. Vou will have' T LimUhy lM flndinK 'corated tin boxes to fit these small size : ' " ,,7 ' " , .. . ,7 L cltii" a lvely fruit cake lor a Christmas gift? Smiles nn,; . , ,.,. .. . ; 1... ...nt n.. Smile at the past nnd you can grin at the future. Smile every time you think of HI nnd you will soon get the habit. Restoration Herald. ! HEIRESS GETS I ' ' . i .fc t .. r ' ...... W L ft " '-kll ' AT"1 1 The wedding gift of Prince Folks Bernadotle ol Sweden Is hi, American bride. Eitelle Manvlllc, le brldel crown of pletlntim end precloue Hone,. It will hecm ' i family wcJdinj ciown el tho BynidytteR. - What Shall I Serve At the Children's Christmas Party Whether it is Christmas or he fore or after, the I. Invest problem of family parties is to keep the jLoma(o Juice cocktail Is suggested because of its color and vitamins, but It is not a neci'Hsity nnd can be omitted, if you choose). The ehil- being made In the dinner aecom dron'K supper is rerved any time ' panimouts, however. Due no bui from fi to t o'clock, depending on ger feels constrained to serve Ulc age uf the children. j Children's Supper ' Tomato .luiee Cocktail Creamed Chicken on Toast 1111,1 red Peas ' Celery Santa Claus Sandwiches Vanilla lee Cream Christmas Chimney Cake Milk ; I li re is how" ihe Santa Claus 1 Sandwiches should be made; Cut whole wheat bre:ul lu thin I slices and remove crusts. Spread flcncd butter ami a littl Jourrani Jelly. Put slices together I i and cut out with special Santa j Claus cutter."', til' you cannot buy utter, trace a Santa Claus on ; paper, cut out ami use as a pat- f tern. Lay on 1 he sandwich and ! with cooky-cutters bells, Christ -cut around it with a sharp, pointed ! mas trees, wreaths, stars, and knife.) With a brush, or wooden such. ' Toast the pieces on one skewer, dipped Into beet Juice, out- ', side, ,then spread the other side line Santa s pack, ca at. 1 and beard. Cranberries Are . At Their Best i Win! in n li'mntin;? iri im nnw I rust is most injurious to cran- different designs' with their ' ac berrles and nt the lime of their ; rnm,1IIiyillK ruling. K IIllIC, the maturity it ivr,nires all the njem- ; Uvtu,Vi ,,tll )f you InUHt lin:mVii hers of the family to see that they V(My,hlni? youi'helf, you will find are gathered. They are gathered lmit lt ...... pvi.ii,., ,;, m.vnu by stripping forks or the fingers unci placed into a winnowing ma i chine to be separated from the leaves and dirt; then they are bar relled and shipped in marked. , lt has been laid that more i money luid hcn made and lost In . t.uun. 0r cranberries than any " " m. k" , " i " I. I v ci l Z Z .,. frult. Uft,.n lh(. wh(ll(, ,,,, ,!" ; XcvaZ " ,B n otjft fnauiv (,uo n ,nHr),t .un ,M,M tHlm. (i, ,.,,...,. i,.lui,(.u .... .... i .... . . lestroying th' bushes or an early ! j frost. I CranhtM'h?H are more ucd today th;in ever befor atld : more delectable dishes can be pro- pared from them than most any r iv..i, eK,.i.. 1.,. 1.. j(uo to tu. i;(.nutifu ro(l C(l,nr of .. - .. .. ... ino truit as wen as me ennracter- im ((. acki navor. Thov m-n vm-v vninni.u r,,.- ! ncidlt.v and also for the mineral j content, especially iron, which 1 ,n,,KOH (in w"''"''" f"l f"' ' an anemic nerson. The nel.l enn. ; .nl of cranberriex Htimtilates the flow of the digestive juices nndnt.M, without removing stems or . IIIIW III digestion, therefore the need for cranberry sauce or jelly with roast meats, and our Chrlst- mas duck or turkey Do the hurry and confusion of much shopping help or hinder the Christmas spirit ? BRIDAL CROWN Special Recipes Tor Christ mas Dinner Family traditions and customs Invariably affect the plans for the ( inist mas dinner menu. I f a Christmas goose has been prepared for the feast from time linme mortal, even the youngest bride annexed to the family tree would not think of serving a roast turkey. And if scalloped 'oysters have al ways made their appeurance, noth ing short of complete disappear ance of the species would prompt one to omit them from the menu. A few changes are grndua lly mince pie for dessert, for Instance. realizing- that dletetlcally, It not trad It hum lly, it Is not a suitable way to wind up a big dinner. Then, too. we are becoming more con scious of the esthetic appeal of our footls. They must not only ho worthy of the feast but they must help to decorate it. So. without violating these dishes which are particularly naered to the great day, we can introduce a few dain ties for the Christmas table. Christmas Appetizers These canapes will add to the table decorations: Cut stale bread Into qunrter-ineh slices, then cut Into fancy shapes j with butter and nny of the follow ' iug combinations, depending upon ' the cuttta-s used: Climioerl. Mtliffi'il itlivoM. m . n .combination of chopped, stuffed ' olives with chopped, green olives. I , Cream cheehe decorated w ith thin strips of pimento and green pepper or sliced stuffed olives. 1 .Mayonnaise sprink led with the .whites and yolks, of hard-cooled ep.gs run thru u'rloer. , Sweet pickle relish, dotted With i tiny pieces of plmcntg. Of COOI'HI' If Vmi niiii nun eoviit'nl since canapes should be served freshly toasted to use only one or , two shapes. In the opinion of many persons, the fruit cocktail provides the ' most delightful dinner appetizer. There Is no reason why you should Christ nia.41 focLfnll t Chill together sections of grape widely n-uit. Malaga trrnm-s which hnvn , I,,.,.,, ,.! 11ml ulfltiiw.il i,nl i.ln... lni.i ubes. IMaco lu cocktail ! 1H1. anil pour over the fruit the . K"''!!' .Willi which has been colored red egetnblo coloring. J)ecoratn the top with green cherries. If there Is to be roust goose, you may wnnt to garnish it wllh these cinnamon apples, which ni'o ns gixid as they are decorative: f iniiamoit Apples 1 loseiy pare lnedfum-slzod np- milliner unui tenner, turning; BonUy from tlmo to time, in u thin Sll'lll) liiiiih. III ilin tii'Omirl Im if I sirup made In the proportion of I cupful of sugar to 2 eupfuls of vater. Add some grated lemon rind to the sirup nnd enough cin namon drops to color It. (Continued next week.) 1 Stuffy Rooms Seen Great Cause of Colds Tho dny of tho clinft nn a colli cnuno h.ii. irlvon way to tho ilny of i rhll.Imn nro i nil Ii-m. the Blurry room. . ' Tho truo story nbovo of n iIok'b Intorvli'wod in tho Aniorlcnn ilovotion to hlx nuiKter. whllo not MiiKHzlno, Dr. liundonon, who Iiuh iBpeclui-uhir, hIiowh ii don U ovor nuido nn fiHtonlxhlliK rocord In hlK i ri'iidy In minrcl nnd nornnd,)ropt.r oun city for loworlnK tho domh ;ly ho fooln In tindor bin euro, nito, firm kiivo whut ho conHldorod A lioinontoailcr woikod nway one of the HureHt reripox for tiiklnir jfrnm homo, roturnlnK o.ich evonlnic n cold nnd then oulllnod mivvral i '"fl hlH il"K to uun. il bin properly linplo nioihodH by which It mlBht ' P"rt of which vnn a flock of be prevented. i.vhlie hciiM. lipou IiIh return one "I find Unit I can Hourly nluayx !i'Vtnln ho found u dond hen laid brlnu on u cold," ho wild, "If I ei.iy l iiKi.liiit the Iioiibo. lie could ludooi-H for four or five dayN, nllow nl decide whut had killed the mjBeir to become coiiBtlputed, or hen. Next evenlnu upon bin re Btay for nny leiiKth of time In .t, turn there wero Hoverul (lend hen Btuffy rooinH." Inid In the Biime pl.ice. The ninn Tr. llunrleHen HbIm Rover.ll !m- 'could not bcll.ive that IiIb dofc had pormnt thlnUM to know ir one In lo : killed ihom, bill the evidence wiih avoid coIiIb thCBo belnK that first , nKalnwt him nml the doir unfortu of nil a cold Ib cnuiiht from noiue-1 nntoly could not Bpeuk. lie pun onn whu h.iH one: Becond tbfK i. Inhed the iok nml tho dog Beeined mn.lorlty of nil colds cn he nvold- it" '"' henrt-broken nnd went under od If one lives rlKht nml gets enoiich fresh air and sunshine; bring him out. The next mo. nine third, that u cold can be broken I when he left for his work tho dog up if It does not get loo Rood u ,'li'l not niipear. In (he evening he start. ' jexpected In find his dog waiting "Alkullno your system," Is the; f"r I.I... lu his usual friendly way, advice of Ihe doctor to those who 'hut he was busy chasing a eoyolc would break up n cold 1.1 lis very l.oRliiulng. To accomplish this ho suggests baking soda lu n glass of water, followed by calcium tablets, This ireninient Is followed nt regu- Inr Intervals nnd the patient la cautioned lo eat no acid foods. When a garment becomes shiny, sponge It wllh n solution of one leaspoonrul of umninnhi to on, uuart of water. Then iiresa on tho wrong aldo. m h beautiful i in j noindows B V C. W. Answer! to your Individual window and door draplni problem i can be obtained bv aiMrtnini the LJUor of the "Beautiful Window" Depart menu tncloM a lelwddrewed envelope with your Questions. . . We urge our reader lo cut thi aerie of article out for future reference. The tuggetioni will prove uicful. HIHP PKItlOD roonut will always offer delightful decorative possibilities, largely U-eause with the geoond style of the room already determined by the furniture (.hero tiro so many ways in which charming; effects may bo ob tained at the windowi. The chief danger in the decoration of taich rooms in that the home owner, in her eagerness to Ret Iwauliful effect it, may-"overdo" in tho matter o( decora tions, overlap one period with another, und get discord instead of harmony. Regardless of how popular the modernistic trend in decoration may become, it. is safe to Bay that it will never replace sound old period values, though it may supplement them here nnd there. Our period ntyies ore the Iwst that the post 1ms created; they have survived lecauso thev urn good ftn(1 beautiful, und they will enduro for the same niuwn. It in eswntiul. of courso. that win- uowa no Kepi in penect narmony with furniture, where a period effect in desired. This applies to both the color and tho design of draperies and jjrupory hardware, t ... 'J lie windows of a Spanish room must Im tui ricii as the henvily carved tables and chairs, an glamorous as tho lux urious upholstering, as interesting as Humane Society Dtx; iti:sct i:s ;uu, 1:1. I'ltDM KIDNAP ATT KM PT ! Tony """" 1 ,,,1,cn 1 " 1 Uul h,K ,l,yilll' H 'iUMi,wniMl-, ( Il0H rt Kmil Mhakes of a dog. 'as prize winners go. hovering he-I"1 as prize winners go, hovering 1 ween three or four breeds but Tony loves his mistress. Yesterday he proveil that love. With 13-year-old Helen ihith Moss, .I1H3 Thirty-fifth .avenue, Oakland, Tony was trotting con tentedly along Itedwood Kond. They wero romping gaily, Tony chasing sticks, and Helen laughing at his eagerness. , A man drove past In n small roadster. Htopplng the car, ho omIswI 1 1 i.li.n tho u-nv In fntfn Kim it.,1,1 'liliii.' A.'"rlnB to be .leaf, ho ,.,,., I l,l Im.m.I !,. hi. nnl- Mill..""'-" Hpoko loiiilor. Klill ho Oldn't Hem 1 to hear. .,., ,., ..iur.H in Suil,,,.Illy , , r.,icwl out ,i I . ... j tried to pull her into tho machine. I "Tony, Tony!" screamed Helen. I There was a flash of a tawny Ibody, and n fury of fur and teeth fhlllK ItMlf llt.on thp Intruder. ll....'.!.... .III. Hi. i...in t.n. t 11... 11,11.! .,!. .,.!,, 1 1,1. ,1f trot, of l,.-r irot.H.tor, i.n.l wont ! tlm"t- ".cuui.o of tho i.ffo.jllon 1....... T., .... ...... ...,""' Pl'icp. An nnlmitl novor tolls Hiifht. Melon K.1V0 II M-ood dencriptlon of I StorloH of ricvi.llon of (Iorh to i Ihe houe and no coaxing could who had a white hen In his moulh. I In a short time tho dog returned i with Ihe dead hen and laid It! .where Ihe others had been found. i Tho man said that wns the last 1 time ho over whipped n dog. Jackson County lluniune Hoclety Phone 898-J-3, I 44 j' ; Vnlno of Anlmiil C'hiiiiis I "Almost every boy wishes lo he the possessor of some animal which ho (cula It his own. If such k. I R. S C H Vour "Vargucno desk," as colorful as smart tiled lloora. J'erhaps, us in thu illustration at the left, you nuty han lenglki of poinegranite-red damask from wrought iron or other Spanish finished pole, and allow your dr.i juries to reach the floor. In Colonial rtwms, tho windows must lx cpiaint to carry t!e spirit of gate-leg tables, Windsor chairs, Heendancs, four poster beds, hooked rugs and wido, oiien finmlaces. There am clui rming toiles in tlrip designs, hiftorin scrnofl and pictureacnit) floral patterns, and there are dainty chintzes that rutllo into delightful draperies reim nixcent of billowv hocn skirts. One exquittito effect for a Colonial room i:i shown nt the right above, l-'rench lrovincial also is growing in popularity. To harmonize with squat r hairy, rugffcd tables and roomy cup hoard you should use draijcries of bright cheerful checks or paisley patlerns. It is imjwwiible here to givo preciso Huggest ions for the draping of windows in keeping with tho multitude of ieriod,, styles., The ... main thing to remember is-that" the 'treatment of windows is as important as tho choice of furniture, as it can either make or destroy tho effect you seek. ownership Is established, tho boy will seldom neglect his charge, but will see that Jt has food and water, when ho eats his own mortis. Hoys and girls often neglect animals be cause they do not feel tho respon sibility, and often satisfy them- ( selves with the thought that "soino ' one In the family will feed It." It 1 ' II was their own responsibility. It would probably he cared for. Very few young people who own a pet wilt allow it to suffer for wnnt of ; food, water or proper care, j A story Is told by a social worlt- or of a boy, an orphan, who while j under tho care of nn 'nunt, ran away many times, and his relative 1 finally surrendered him to the ! care of the state. When tho lad i was questioned as to the reason ' for his running away, he said, "Oh, gee, not even a ting, und tho nx ! always by the wood-pile. Ho wan "'' J"1"" " V'1 nrt wllfu'; but farm. . whore there were a largo number j of hens and chickens, two dogs, a ' J horso nnd a cow, as well ns n largo .family, the wild, unruly, wilful boy ! was happy. What ho seemed to need was companionship of the de pendent creatures, ns well as the 'understanding of human beings. It, I is snld that many boys have resist-' ed a desire to run away from what , llhoy connlrtor hnrh or unfiilr tnli'H, tinnvviM'u bnck or kcoIUh nml I '" r0,,dy 'r f,:"",C.W,h.k;!; 1 ' . to normni. AnimulB, cntR nnd doRR, obpccI ally. nro nlwnya Rind to Bhow their affection for their owners and frlen.U. Many nnimnlH Boom to underBtand the moodH of human beinKH. They nre appreciative nnd sympathetic liBtenerH to whatever troubloH nre. confided to them by dlBcournKod, troubled, or some times lonesome boys and girls." (Selection from Human lOducn lion, approved by tho National Congress of I'arents nml TenohonO .InckMon County Humane Hoclety, phone !i-J-3. ' 1 1 j.-' QiicnIIiiiui to Think AlMiut 1 Ib It ever rlRht to Riv0 gifts rhuply heenuKO othern Rive to us? Is lt possible to nvold being dis appointed about receiving gifts not wanted und not receiving those de sired? AVhnt can we do to make Chrlst- i mas n humiv time for lonoly youmt ' 1 folks who nre awuy from home? j Hhould C'hrlstmns bo a homo day, church day. a day of social' gaieties, or Just wnnt ? Hhould Kanta Claus have n part I In n Christian's Christmas? How can we "keep tho Christ In . Christmas"? , 1 Vumes from onions are kept from tho nostrils and eyes by a rub I mask which has been especially ! adapted to domestlo Instead at war use, It Is easily slipped on or off nnd nffunls an unobstructed vision j through wide lenses. It limy nlsn lis used by hay-fever victims to avoid dust. I'opulur .Mechanic 1 Maguglne.
