The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03


be amiss to print the following from
the "Sun" Of last Sunday: The soda
bath is declared to be q specific for
rheumatism besides rendering the skin
soft and supple and the bather beauti-
full. Women have tried ip turn the
perfumed bath, but no other bath has
ever. met with the same favor as the.
soda bath. It Is said to come from
Europe and the method Of procedure
e as follows: One pound Of washing
soda 10 added to O tub Of hot water
and the patient must lie i'm this for
fifteen minutes. Then follows the cold
spray and the bather energies with
Z every trace of her aches and pains
dispelled like magic and her skin,
glowing like the sky at sunrise.-Ex.
} Fashion Notes. is
some Of us have had dainty lace
chemisettes lying In our box OF laces,
purchased because we couldn't resist
and for which we have not yet found
just the right place to put them. Now
with all the sheer materials coming
in there is no longer question. I'M.
agine a dainty silk organdie with Its
bodice shirred to one such dainty lace
affair and its sleeves stopping at the
elbow where there does not need to
be lace, only shirring. Isn't that q
pretty use for an Odd-chemisette?
Those who do not like the effect of
having the sleeve OF the lingerie waist
opened at the hand will find a substi-
tute In the buttons and tiny thread
loops placed right on the outside OF
the finished sleeve, say an inch apart.
The buttoning Of the little loops over
on the bits of pearl lays plat In the
sleeve to cuff depth and is more sight
" than the opening.
To-Day.
Some brothers load the lighter;
II any word OF mine can make
Some Ss,B t fsss d dss todaS
MY brother shall have passed away.
And mine be greater sorrow.
How idle It sounds to say that rib
bons are passe. Never were there
80 many worn as will be worn the
coming season, and never were there
such beautiful ones, but the uses to
which they will be put are quite new
and novel. While they will be seen
as girdles. belts. ETC., they will be
used more as trimming, and the more
original the arrangement the better,
provided 1t Is not bizarre. The firing
ed ribbons seem to find their place
as ruchings. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Cameron enter
tanned Monday evening in honor OF MIR.
tables at $500" were played. Mrs. G.
Do fhn ar
and Mr.. Fred Duggan the gentleman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duggan enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bosard.
Covers were laid for six.
Mr.. Robert Bosard leaves tomorrow
evening for his new home and BUSH
ness at Minot, North Dakota. Mrs.
Bosard and the children will join
him on Sunday. There will be num-
Der of farewell entertainments given
this week for Mrs. Bosard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bosard have been reared in
Grand Forks and will be very much
missed by large circle Of friends
Who will wisk them success and happi-
ness in their new home. .
Mrs. John w. Ogren entertained at
$500" Tuesday afternoon. Four tables
were played and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Robert Bosard first
and Mrs. D. w. Luke second. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The Old-Time social given by the
ladies, of St Paul's church out at
Judge Corliss' residence last evening
was well attended and the cOntribu-
lions netted the ladies neat little
sum.
The night has q thousand eyes,
But the light Of the whole world dies.
When day is done.
The mind has a thousand eyes,
The heart but one;
But the light of the whole world dies,
When love owe, IS do rs:
Mrs. Charles H. Doyan and. Miss
Emma Ashbrooke will entertain the
Pioneer club at Larimore Friday even
ing.
One of the most prominent Of the
gentlemen at the hardware mems con-
vention has confessed to US his sor-
row that they sighted the ladies by
not giving them at least one "after-
AOOu uuIlu6 tluo COuVcuIAOA anu Los
promised that when they meet next
the ladies' will not be sighted.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Cathro, prom
inent citizens for years at Bottineau,
North Dakota, leave that city shortly
for Minneapolis to make that their
home.
The young mems club at Bottineau,
North Dakota, met on Monday even
ing instead of last Thursday. The
paper was presented byfA. G. Burr on
railroad rate legislation" and was
discussed by ]. ]. Weeks. There was
a good attendance.
Things Worth Knowing.
Smart Set: To make biscuits light
drench with gasoline and ignite be-
fore serving. e, ..1
;How to keep servants chloroform
them and lock them IN the cellar.
Quickest way to get rid of peddlers
buy all they have. m
How to remove fruit stains from
1inen-use scissors.
To keep rats out of the pantry
place all the food in the cellar.
To entertain men visitors feed the
brutAs.
TO keep the children at home lock