The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-18

breathe loud while the cake is cut
or eaten; the ring is for marriage, the
penny for riches and the thimble for
the old maid or bachelor.
Halloween Favors.
Mephisto is ready for the fray.
A black cat poses as a lantern.
There's ghost one wouldn't like
to meet on dark night.
There are lots of little pigs heads
at cents each.
Multitudes of tiny pumpkins have
been converted into jack-o'-lanterns.
Strawberries, figs. dates and wal
nuts all resist chewing by reason of
the favors concealed inside.
Many witches have loaned their
peaked caps. and there are enough
little brooms to sweep the sky clean.
Food Calendar for October.
Fish-Cod, crabs. conger-eels, had
docks, halibut, behring's, Holsters,
mussels, oysters, perch, pike. sprawns,
shrimps, soles smelts turbot.
Poultry-Chickens, fowls, ducks,
pigeons, rabbits. turkeys.
Game-Hares, patridges, pheasants,
woodcock. wild duck.
Meat-Beef, mutton. pork, veal, doe,
venison.
Vegetables-Brussels sprouts. cab
bages, carrots, cauliflowers, celery,
endive, leeks, onions, salads, toma-
toes, tlrnips spinach.
Fruit-Almonds, apples, damsons.
figs, grapes, peaches, pears, ounces,
walnuts, chastnuts.
Anger and Worry Are Fatal.
The two surest roads to age are
anger and worry. This is a physical
fact as wei! nc mental. Anger and
worry make the brain sodden and dull,
and weaken very Impulse toward pro-
gress. But, more than this. they lay
their bitter imprint o. the face, until
all beholders know how gladness has
ceased to rule there.
1t is an ancient theory that anger
actually changes the condition of the
blood. We all know that it makes
countless liucs in H., face. but it is
even more insiii3 Is if our whole sys-
TEN is undermined by it. Tempe:
is often surpassed 10 be natural to
some people AMI unnatural to others.
N truth. nearly everyOr, has a tenn
Der. Not neartJ everyone has it under
control. The passions, says someone,
are excellent servants bu. very bad
masters. Having the mastery, how
ever. may become habit. The sooner
one begins to acquire the habit the
better.
One thing Is certain. The woman
who wishes to retain a youthful ap-
pearance must control her anger. She
must not only be above violent gusts
OF temper; she must stand apart from
resentment. of a small kind at small
events.
If you pause and think, you will al
most certainly come to this conclus-
ion: no circumstance, no action on the
part of anyone else is worth getting
angry about. Says Marlus Aurelius:
Peoples malice or impertinence can
not beat you off your reasons or stop
your progress in virtue. If you meet
with opposition and ill-will, you must
neither be diverted nor disturbed, but
keep your right judgment and action
and your temper, too, toward people
who try to hinder you or otherwise
annoy you."-The New Idea.
Death of q Former Court Fav0rite.
The Dowager Warehouses of Lon
donderry, grand dame" of the olden
time, whose death was announced the
other day. was keen politician. and
took an active part in several famous
elections. The marchioness was the
daughter and heiress of Sir John Ed
wards, liberal stalwart, but she was
staunch tory. Her sympathies,
however, were always with the peo-
pie. A brilliant cOnVersatiOnalist. she
was for many years favorite at the
court of Queen Victoria. She pos
sessed some of the finest diamonds in
the world, among them the superb
Antrim" gems, consisting of an all
round diamond crown with an attend
ant necklace and stomacher. Sixty
years ago she married the fifth mar
quis of Londonderry. who died in 1884.
WOman's Mission in Life.
(By Queen Margherita of Italy)
l am absolutely opposed to any ex-
travagant theories of what is called