The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-10
SOME IDEAS CLEANED FROM
THE EASTERN PAPERS.

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On the whole 1t is good. it is abso-
lutely needful, for one to be humbled
and Frustrated, and thrown among
the pots from time to time. Life is a ,
school; we are preverse scholars to
the last, and require the Carlyle.
Some one asks If we really think
short-sleeved waists will be generally
worn? OF course there will be a
great many worn, but imagine more
Will be made with long sleeves than
at first planned for the reason that
the glove can be drawn over the sleeve
TO give the short eject when on the
street.
A green straw sailor is the founda-
ton OF q knockabout hat having a soft
twist OF pale pink and white silk about
the crown and green quill thrust
through knot of the silk at the left
front
The Easter bride may we'll choose
an Empire, model for her wedding
gown, for there are many charmingly
beautiful designs in this mode which
70 now quite the approved favorite of
fashion. .
Herrfngbone cheviots are approved,
for both mems and women's wear.
being somewhat more popular among
the. former, for fashion dictates the
smoothest of cloths for women for
most occasions. liz
Not every woman has an arm which
she cares TO bare 3. ~ the time.
White batiste is lovely; but the pale
ecru is modish. The latter is both
embroidered and trimmed with white.
Pass. remnants Of cold roast lamb
through the food grinder and put in
saucepan with enough water to cover,
seasoning with parsley, onion, celery,
salt ana pepper. Take out. the meat
when tender, and add to the liquoh one
tabiesp0 onful Of gelatine dissolved In
water and one tablespoonful of tomato
scatsup for each cupful of liquor. Stir
ali together and press into a porcelain
basin to chill. When ready to use set
the basin in hot water moment and
turn out the meat. Garnish with
parsley or mint and egg and lemon
slices Il desired.
Cando Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Currie and chill
dren have arrived home from their
winters sojourn in Florida.
d. w. McCanna came up from Min
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affairs here.
Mrs. y Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. .. "A. Kugel, who has been SPEND
ing the winter with her parents. left
Monday evening for England, where
she will visit with her sister, Mrs.
8. p. Atkins.
Miss Clara Olson arrived home Fri
daX from st. Paul, MINI, in response
to the telegram announcing the death
of her brother Harold, Her brother
Carl, who had been attending the
Quincy. Ill, business college, arrived
Saturday. .,5S
Mrs. Koerner, who has been spend
Ing the winter with her daughter at
Cando, returned home Tuesday to
Langdon.
Miss Rose Falahy returned last
Friday from Phoenix, Ariz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Falahy will not return until
some time in. May; :.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Gillies.
on Saturday ten pound boy. s.
Some Recipes.
Onions Supreme and cut into
thick slices "a half-inch thick. Throw
into. "a kettle OF boiling sailed water
and cook for 80 minutes until trans
parent Drain, saving the water. Take
half q pint of it and add thickening
of q tablespoons OF butter and one Of
Hour. salt and pepper. Take from
the fire and add two beaten egg yolks
and four tablespoonful of cream.
Stew over "a pan of hot water for a
minute and be careful not to curdle.
IS Waffles Southern cooks never
wash their waffle irons, but clean
them with salt. Sprinkle salt gem
:5erQnsly on the irons. and heat: then
rub with piece Of brown paper on q
cloth Wahles never stick when the
irons are kept clean and smooth in
I this way. 8sS
The departure of Mr.. Paxine Saxbyl
will be greatly regretted by music
I lovers here. Mr.. Saxby has gone to
New York to take q more lucrative
position in a musical way. His play
Atng at st. Paul's Episcopal church
for the past year has been the best
ever heard he 70 in the . .s.ty:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Westlund Of
gInkstsr, are the proud parents Of a
1 new ION. n Ys5$ 3 Z. 81 s=s
Tho invita- lDns Tor the Irish Ameri-
can Club hall are ont Tho function
takes place the Monday after Easter
and promises to be an elegant affair.
The invitations are neat little affairs
and headed BY the following appro-
priats quotation f 3. Moore;
"'T never too late for delight, my dear.
And tho best OF all ways 10 y,
To lengthen our days 81 81 as55S S3
- TO steal e few hours from nieht, my
sss&s n dear Moore.
Coed Thoughts Tor Ryssy Dsy..
fes II the quiet little English VILLAGE
OF HnmnkOm I1alaSy Il nnfiGA6 me "A 3