The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-10


esting one by sort of farewell to Mrs
w. K. Stacey. who has been prominen
In the order here and who soon leave,
for her new home in Lakota, by pre-
senting that good lady with a yer,
handsome silver tea set Afterwards
social session was INDUCED in and {
strawberry supper served. Much re.
greet Is expressed by the ladies at los.
Ing Mrs. Stacey from their midst, but
many good wishes go with her TO,
happiness In her new home.
The most becoming beauty veil is
a soft brown. net, very fine and cob.
Webby, lined with palest blue tulle
The wide end are crossed in back, and
tied In an enormous bow in front, the
blue lining fluffed out into seperate
loops. And under the left eye and at
the left corner of the mouth were
black velvet spots-each about the
size of a scent piece. The subtle
note of black gave a finishing touch
to one of the most perfect wells of the
season.
Mrs. t. G. Dewitt is the recipient of
an interesting letter from Mrs. ]. ].
Freeman, formerly of the Antlers here
and popular socially. Mrs. Freeman
is now located with her son Fred at
Dickinson and for some time at least
will make that her home. Her son
is now engaged in the confectionery
business at that place. She reports
them we'll and doing nicely. Mrs.
Freeman went west as far as Helena
when she left here but found the cli-
mate not so agreeable to her health
as that of our own state and returned
to locate at Dickinson.
Save up the good things but do not
hoard them; Keep them circulating;
If you hear a refreshing bit of wit.
tell it to the next long-faced friend
you meet and take your interest In
his hearty laugh; If it is bit of wis
dom pass 1t on the first hungry
minded youth you meet, and collect
your interest in his eager attention.
The demand is pressing for a goodly
supply of circulators.
How do you manage to keep your
umbrellas from being spirited away?'
And how do you avoid leaving them
on trains?" asked girl who was a
frequent lost" advertiser. On this
occasion she was exulting in the sur
prise of seeing an answer to her en-
treaty for the return of her rain
shedder. when you sit in car"
said her companion, place tie utn-
brella on the outside. between your
self and the aisle. Thus the umbrella
is fence. 1t bars you in. When you
jump up hastily to get off at your
station you will fall over the umbrel-
Ia You cannot forget it."
Some have the gift of sleep and
others haven't. The secret of more
than one notable instance of beautiful
mothers and grandmothers is acknowl-
edged to be due directly to the power
of sleep, to take a quiet little nap at
any time of the day.. when busy af-
ternoon or long evening is before
them. 1t really seems, then, one of
the cleverest attainments open to the
eternal feminine, this capacity of cap
turing forty winks whenever she
pleases.
Teach your daughter to keep, her
complexion beautiful. smooth and
clear.
To keep her hands in good condition
To keep her teeth white and even
To keep the wrinkles out of her fore
head.
To keep her throat full and white.
To keep her voice low and clear.
To keep her chin oval
To keep her step light
To keep her chest up, her shoulders
straight and her form erect.
To keep her hair well-groomed and
prettily arranged.
To choose her clothing with taste
and care.
One of the beautiful lessons of the
life of Susan B. Anthony will be the
inspiration her loyalty to women will
give to other women. Miss Anthony
always went to woman when it
was possible. She never called in
man physician If it was possible to get
a woman. She never gave an item of
news to man reporter If there was
woman reporter at hand, and in all the
affairs of life she was just as loyal
In settling up her accounts her ply
stefan. DR.. Marcent S. Kicker. was
asked to send in her bill, but she de-
clared that she would accept no money.
"All have been able to do for myself
Miss Anthony has made possible for
me to do. She more than repaid all
the care. l could give her." she said,
and every woman In the country who
Is today earning her own living owes
likewise debt of gratitude to this
good woman.
We have read of the man with the
muck rake. He is busy digging out
the wicked side of the world and ex-
DOSure is the order of his day Some