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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
His Oath.

\ SOV1s
I loved a girl with yves
But, dearest, yours are nicer yet!
! loved another one whose signs
Meant much (but yours mean more.
my pet!)
! loved a girl with yellow hair
l called each lock a golden fetter:'
How strong those bonds-how won
drous fair!
(But on the whole, dear, yours is
better.)
I loved a little damsel with
Some dimples such as Cupid romps
on:
I loved a lovely girl named Smith.
Also another one called Thompson.
Then there was Grace and there was
Nell.
And little -um-er- what was
HER name
Maude. Margaret and Mamie-well.
Why shouldn't l forget her sur.
name?
But you my darling-you. my love.
You supercede these former girls.
Your beauty is a bit above
Their charms-a jot more sweet
your curls!
You are the l long have sought.
tor you I plead, to you l bow:
For o I'll swear to hold as naught
about half Of 'enl. anyhow!
Cleveland Leader.
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Society Personals.
< K 4 4 4 y :: r. +

Miss Nellie E. Brown of 2o2 Wal
nut street was called I Buxton last
evening by the serious illness Of her
sister, Hildia, who is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. c. H. Soler.
The Darlington contingent at the
university this year will include Hugh
Putnam, Harrison Brown, John, Mil
ton and Robert Graham, Emil Smith
and Genevieve Walker.
Ralph Roach and Ray Murphy of
Bordulac will arrive Monday to at
tend the university.
Miss Jessie Lord. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Lord Of Park River.
is at home again after enjoying a de-
lightful summer abroad.
Mrs. G. H. Olmstead leaves Sunday
TOR st. Paul to spend a week with
friends.
Mrs. Ben Osborne and children of
Emerald are enjoying a few days visit
with friends in the city.
DR.. S. F. Halfyard left this morn.
ing for Hansboro where he will preach
in the Methodist church Sunday.
Miss Ethel Harris Of Crookston ac-
companied by Miss Helen Carrier Of
Minot who is her guest will return to
the university Monday.
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A PLEASANT EVENING
CHILDREN ALL HOME

That will be the verdict of many
mothers during the fall and winter IL
your home is furnished with a piano.
Note the bargains in slightly used
sample upright pianos that
retail at $500 each. Special
l chickering Bros. upright pi.
ano. mahogany case. Used
short time. 1910
Miller upright piano that is
only shop worn 1896
One $500 player piano with "a
rolls Of music and bench. $3.50
One $3.50 Regal electric player
piano. mahogany case; very
appropriate for restaurant,
pool hall. etc. Only. 10000. .$275
40 parlor and chapple organs,
various designs and colors.
Prices ranging from SO to Is.
Act quick II you want one Of these
snaps.
II 1t comes from Gets It is guaran-
teed. Our reputation is behind every
THE OLD RELIABLE
GETS PIANO HOUSE
70 so. sra st. Grand Forks
d ....
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garlic. n ounce Of celery seed, one
iourth ounce Of ground mustard un
ag) and two quarts Of vinegar.
Boil till reduced one-half and then
aod cayenne pepper. almost grain by
grain, till it tastes just right. There
should be about one-eighth ounce.
Bottle when cold.
Add the essence Of lemon and a
very slight faavoring Of essence Of at
TAR OF roses. the coloring and egg.
white to the sugar. rubbing 1t we'll be-
tween the hands to mix 1t thoroughly.
Wnen this Is done mix in the acid and
soda, and when 1t is all we'll amalga-
mated U h whole twice through a
ders r evenly and Thoroughly In.
c~orporated. Now spread it out, and
when perfectly dry put it in air tight
bottle or jars. This sherbet KEEPS a
me toaming head on it. Two table,
refreshing beverage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
STUDYING A
How BeBst to Use the Canal 10,
American Manufacturers and
EXPORTS.

New York. Sept. 21.-Ways in
which the American manufacturer and
exporter may profit in the expansion
bound to follow the opening Of the
Panama canal were considered by the
American Manufacturers Export as
ISOLATION at the third annual conven-
ton today.
President W. e. Campbell presided.
Papers were read by Archibald ].
Wolfe. special agent Of the department
Of commerce and labor: ]. A. cristie,
lately manager Of the German Trans
Atlantic bank. City Of Mexico; L. L.
Lewery OF h Russian Export associ-
we're present from commercial bodies
in Berlin. Leipzig. Rotterdam. Ores
den. Nuremberg. Frankfort. Paris,
Brussels and Constantinople.
President Campbell in his annual
address talked on the relation Of the
foreign shipping combinations to the
railroads Of this country. Agreements
on rates between the railroads and
steamship companies. he declared. had
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Womens' Clubs
) What North Dakota Club Women
} Are DoaaE Preparatory to
} October Conveation.
.@-

The Woman's Literary club at
Wahpeton held the first meeting Of
the year at the home Of Mrs. Smith
Friday and elected delegates to the
state federation convention to be
held here lei month. Mrs. Barber
and Mrs. Forbes were named Official
delegates and Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
Cameron were elected alternates.
Mrs. Barber was chosen club critic
and Mrs. Murray was elected to men,
bership. The next meeting Of the
club will be held October I at Mrs.
Kachelhoffer's home.
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STUDENTS EARN GOOD PAY.

Rockford. Ill. Sept. 2o.-Three
hundred Rockford high school girls
and boys earned a total Of $1O,50o
during the vacation months. The pu-
pills made an accounting yesterday to
Principal Briggs of the manner in
which they had spent the summer
months. the report showing that they
had by no means idled their time
away. Captain John Doyle Of the
football team led all the others as
an individual Garner. He reported
having been paid 1928 for his work as
a member Of a cement gang. Most Of
the girls earned their money by ap.
plying their knowledge Of domestic
science.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
First Methodist.

Francis M. Mccoy. minister. Sun.
oay school al 10 q. M, Thomas Porte.
superintendent. Morning worship az
~ o'clock when the. pastor will do.
years %pastorate. Next Sunday Rishon
Luccock will preach in the morninr
n Rev. Dr.. Marcus D. Buell. Of the
Boston university school of theology
VIII preach in the evening. Epworth
league at = o'clock with Miss Bethel
stump leader. Subject, The Comu-
lative Power Of Selflshness." At 8
In union with the a Temperance
meeting at the Grand theater with
Miss Mcdonald, international secra.
tary OF the w. G. T. u. al speaker.
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Braid is being used Very effectively
in trimming fall and winter millinery.
Two hats on which it is used are illus
trated here. The upper one is of
gray felt with a round crown. trimmed
with a band of ribbon velvet. orna-
mented with bands of silk braid. The
rolling brim is faced with velvet and
edged with braid. a band of the vel
vet on the crown being drawn over
the side. The other hat is a white
plush turban with a draped crown
Of blue velvet. The nowerlike orna.
ment on the front of the turban was
made Of silk braid.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Zion Lutheran.

Services will be held in tho Grand
Morals Lutheran church at II O'CLOCK
and In the Zion Lutheran church at
1880 conducted by Rev. A. ]. Hulteng.
Prayer meeting at 8 o'clock Wednes.
a evening: The Ladies' Aid viii
meet Thursday afternoon on the in.
skaren. The Young Peoples society
will meet Friday evening. A GOOD
program will be rendered, Including
q stereopticon lecture by Rev. J. g.
Roeeland Of Chicago. secretary of he
United Lutheran church. Refresh.
ments will also be served.
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Swedish Lutheran.

Rev. ]. NJ. P%ersenius. pastor. Church
on corner of Alpha avenue and sixth
street. Sunday school and bible class
at 10 o'clock a. M. Mrs. A. A. Wes-
superintendent. High mass at
at 8 o'clock. conducted by Rev. Per-
senius. The Ladies' Aid society viii
meet in the church basement next
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 O'clock
on the invitation Of Mrs. J. w. jack
son. and all r most cordially in
vited. The confirmation children will
meet Tor enrolment and reading in
at $50 o'clock a. m. Swedish. Fnr,
Hsh and other languages II necessary
Will be used in the class.
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First Baptist Church.

Homer M. Cook, pastor. r. B. Grit.
nth. Superintendent Of Sunday school.
Louis Upton Rowland. musical direc.
tor. Jane NJ. Smith. organist. Preach.
Ing services at 1880 a. m. and 1880
2: M. Sunday school at ~ m. B.
=. p. U. at $3.50 p. m. Miss McLaurin
OF Chicago will speak at the morning
service, telling of her observations Of
mission work in her trip around the
world. The pastor will preach at the
evening service On Walking with
God" ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Guests From Iowa

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Bacon Of
south Fifth street are enjoying a visit
from Mr. and Mrs. Guy NJ. Butts of
wesley, Iowa. who were old friends
OF theirs when they lived in that state.
terests In the state and Mr.. Butts IL
looking after the fall work. They
Will be here over Sunday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Plymouth Conererational.

Church at corner Of Fifth street
ana University avenue. Rev. G. G.
warner. pastor. Morning service at
ag:s9. the pastor preaching. Subject,
tive to Christian Attainment ana Ac-
tivity." The Sunday school meets at
~ o'clock. DR.. H. E. French, superin-
tendent. At 8 p. m. this conEreRa-
ton will Join in the w. c. T. u. rally
at the Grand theater. The new car
Pet is in place and adds greatly to
me appearance Of the church. Re-
and all day Wednesday and Thursdav
Tne state conference Of Congreeation.
alists meets with US and a flne pro.
gram is ready.
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Scandinavian Aid Meeting.

The Ladies' Md society OF the Scan
dinavian Methodist Episcopal church
| will meet at Mrs. Fred Smiths resi-
dcnce. 800 Plum n Wednesday
afternoon at > o'clock. \ cordial in
vitation is extended to all members
and their friends.
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Some e REGIMES.

Watermelon Rind Pickle-Remove
the pink and green portions and cut
in even-sized pieces. Scald in two
quarts of water and one unc OF alum
AS they become yellow, drain and put
into two quarts Of water and one cup
full Of vinegar. AS they regain their
color, drain and throw into cold wa
ter. When crisp, put into a strip
made Of twice as much sugar as Vine
gar. Cook very slowly until transpar-
ent. While cooking add ginger root
scraped and sliced. or cinnamon, mace,
and nutmeg.
Tomato Ketchup-One bushel Of
ripe tomatoes cooked tender and
pressed through a sieve. Add one
and a half pints Of salt. two ounces Of
whole cloves. one-fourth ounce Of
whole allspice. one and a half ounces
Of whole black pepper, five heads Of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Enjoyed Their Lake outinp

Gladys Froats returned last eveninp
from Grand Forks Bay on Lake Re-
midi where they have occupied the
Aubulee cottage for the pas three
The weather was ideal for
nsning and both enjoyed the outing
thoroughly. o0'"e
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Plan to Leave Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Sargent Of
Reeves Ven and their daughter.
Margaret. plan to leave Monday even
ing for Winnipeg and from, that city
will start on their western travels for
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent
will winter in California.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
New Residents Coming.

Valley City Times.Record: Mr. and
Mrs. Lin Foster and son, Roland. who
recently left for Minneapolis where
they expected to locate, have changed
their plans and will live at Grand
Forks this winter. Roland Foster
VII! enter the University Of North
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21

seriously affected the volume Of Amer.
lean export trade for many past.
He praised what he declared to be the
present high efficiency Of the Ameri-
can consular service.
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Interest to Women
: Bite OF Fashion News, Choice I
} Recipes Of the Season aad J
} Household Hints. J
Fascinating Articles Of Lace.

The energetic woman wants some-
thing interesting to keep her hands
and brain we'll occupied. Reading be-
comes tiresome after a while. and she
resorts to sewing.
Many fascinating articles may be
made with lace and embroidered me-
dallons. They nay be purchased in
the n~eedlework department of any
store.
These medallions are very effective
combined with cluny lace to form ia
BILE overs. sofa cushions. bedspreads.
bureau scarfs, and other articles for
the home.
One Of the prettiest sofa cushions
noticed recently was composed of
these medalliops. In the center was
a acknowledged medallion Of Ara
bian point lace. The corners were fill
ed with small triangles of eyelet an
broidery to form a square. To each
side Of this was sewn a rectangular
medallion Of cluny lace. and the COR
ners were filled with squares Of the
same. An edging Of cluny bordered
the cushion This vas void Of fullness.
excepting where the corners were
turned.
The cushion should be lined with
silk Of a pastel tint. Oblong cushions
are especially favored at the present
time.
A very lovely one was made Of cluny
and flet lace medallions. This was
combined with insertion and edging
Of cluny. Six medallions five inches
square. three in each row, were join
ed with insertion two inches in width
to form the oblong. Cluny lace edg-
ing two inches wide was used to Dor
der this lovely pillow.
Dainty little pincushions may be
fashioned with one square medallion
of lace or eyelet embroidery.
These are four or five inches square
and are Joined to a square Of plain
linen, which forms the back. Three
rows Of narrow lace edging make a
pretty finish to the pincushion. Each
row pink ribbon.
Lovely scarfs for the bureau and
luncheon cloths for the dining table
are fashioned Of these medallions.
They adapt themselves to any arrange
Carriage robes for baby are lovely
when formed Of lace and medallions.
These articles are exceedingly high
priced If purchased In the shops. but
cost very much less II made at home.
The work Is not complicated and is
unsurpassed so far as beauty is con-
cerned.
Articles made Of medallions and lace
are practical. They launder beautiful
ly and suffer no i'll effects from hav-
ing come in contact with water. This
work is different from the usual sum-
mer fancy work, and any one who
does 1t is sure to be delighted with
the results.
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Mrs. Kinnan r:ntcr,atns Tuesday.

Mrs. r.. s. kinnan has Issued invi-
tations for Tuesday afternoon when
she will entertain at her home on
South Fourth street. Mrs. kinnan's
COMPANY will be entertained with
bridge whist.
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Gave Birthday Party.

Miss Ina Lcdmell celebrated her
eighth birthday by entertaining a
group of her young friends at her
home on Chestnut street. The hours
were from I to s o'clock and a de-
licious birthday supper was served at
5 o'clock. The guests were Misses
Helen Sundby. Lillian Johnston. Ruth
Gaulke. Magda Hoia. Vivian Ausbury,
Lucille Getchell, Martha Reinecke, Jes,
sic Ball. Virginia Getchell. Ruby An
derson, Alpha Peterson. Geneieve
Void. Alma Hoia. Edna Mellem, Beat
rice Ball. and Hazel Lodmell.
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St. Marks English Lutheran.

John Nelson Lentz. pastor. All
building and are conducted In he
English language. Sunday school at
9:46 a. m. Morning worship at II
o'clock. A hearty welcome is extend
ed to everybody. The Ladies' Aid
society will meet on Wednesday att
ernoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Lent.
720 University avenue. ~
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Swedish Aid Society.

The Swedish Ladies' Aid society will
meet in the church basement X
Wednesday afternoon at ESQ o'clock
on the invitation of Mrs. j. w. Jack
son and all are most cordially invited.
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Weddings Cards Received Today.

Friends today received cards an
nounoing the marriage of Miss Agnes
Edna Handlon and Frank Edwin Rris-
Ian of Great Falls. Mont, which was
solemnized Thursday in East Grand
Forks. Their at home date is Octo-
Der l.
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Dates for Dances selected.

DatcS 1Of Dances Selected.
The arrangements committee Of the
Comus dancing club plan to open the
season November IA and the other
dates chosen for the series of five
dances are Monday. December 80.
8 and Friday. April 25. These dates
will not be changed unless they con-
f1ict with other social events and the
committee will make investigation
before they give out the announce
ment as permanent. The committee
members are Dr.. F. E. Murphy. chair
mar. Walter Hawkins and Philip
Bangs: The Comus club will meet
next THURSDAY evening to complete
the membership list.
Brides of the Week.
A wedding Of unusual interest in
this city was solemnized at crookston
Thursday evening when William Ly-
ons. a Great Northern railroad con-
ductor. claimed as his bride Miss Tes-
sic Walters. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. r. Walters Of that city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. s. ].
Hedelund and Immediately after the
supper the couple left for st. Paul
to spend their honeymoon. 4hey will
reside with the brides parents this
winter though Mr.. Lyons runs out Of
this city.
A Devils Lake wedding Thursday
evening was that Of Miss Lillian e.
s%tenson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stenson Of that city. and Mr..
Louis F. Lindberg Of Havre, Mont.
Miss Mary Cairns rendered the we'd
ding music and Miss Isabelle Stenson
was bridesmaid. Joe stenson was
best man and a five course wedding
dinner was served. The couple will
be at home in Havre after Octo-
Der Is
Miss Elsie Shilling Of velva and W.
E. Heck Of Minot were married in the
latter city Thursday afternoon by
Rev. T. A. Olson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fahnlander attended the couple and
the ring ceremony was used. They
will reside in Minot.
Miss Maude King. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John King Of Glendale, and
Walter Minton of the same city. were
welded Thursday afternoon. the event
being a church wedding. The couple
are spending their honeymoon in
Orient, 8. D.. with relatives.
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Back From tho East.

Mrs. W. H. Brown and the children
who have enjoyed the summer at
several points in the east are at home
again and are residing at $40 North
Sixth street. Mr.. Brown who went
east for 4 three weeks visit returned
| with his family.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-21
Will Give Party series.

Mrs. James Dinnie will issue invi-
tations today for a series OF afternoon
parties to be given next week at her
home on North Fourth street. Mrs.
D!nnie has chosen Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons and the pleasure
will be bridge whist.
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Society News l OF EMlNlNE interest," i W;

Horton: recording secretary. Mrs.
Blaul; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Thordarson treasurer. Miss Helen NJ.
Eddy.
The program committee. Mrs. Hort.
on. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. utterfield.
outlined a very interesting and in
structive program for the years work
on Modern Drama and Sociology"
The club will meet with Mrs. Thor
darson Saturday. September 21.
The Round Table club OF Fargo did
not pen the years work today as
planned but postponed the gathering
until Friday. October I. when the
members will meet with Mrs. j. H.
Sheppcrd.
The Valley City Woman's Home
Missionary society held the annual
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Of Mrs. c. A. Schroeder. After
the election Of officers. a short pro-
gram was given and the meeting was
brought to a close with the serving Of
refreshments. The officers elected for
the ensuing year We're: Mrs. Fred
Heidel. president; Mrs. s. A. thinner
man. secretary: and Mrs. c. a. Schoe-
der, treasurer.
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Looking to Winter Season.

The activity Of the social clubs dur
ing the past week has turned attention
to the winter eason of merriment and
everyone is optimistic in their antici-
pations. The knights Of Columbus
will open their season earlier than u.s.
ual. October . being the date Of the
opening dance. and the German club
will follow the usual custom of OPEN
ing during the Thanksgiving season,
November % being their date. The
organization of the Comus club this
week gives new possibilities for ele-
gance in the way of entertaining for
II Is some years since the young men
OF the city have maintained an exclu-
sive dancing club. The parties Of this
club will be very handsome affairs
are eagerly looked forward to by
those young ladies who feel certain
that they will be numbered among the
guests. The arrangements committee
composed of DR.. F. E. Murphy. Wall
ter Hawkins and Philip Bangs will Sc
lect the dates for the five functions
and the opening party probably will
be held on Thursday. November IL.
Next week will he a busy one with
parties, invitations having already
been issued for every day. while more
undoubtedly will he sent ont the early
part of the week.
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Devils Lake Guest Returne

Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer who has
been a pleasant guest at the home of
Mrs: H. L. Pitts for the past three
weeks returned this afternoon to her
nome at the Great Northern hotel
in Devils Lake. Mrs. MAYER has been
the recipient Of several informal So
cial attentions during her visit and
has made many warn friends.
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WOmen'S Clubs
Trinity Lutheran.

Services 1880 a. NJ. and in the
evening at 8 o'clock conducted by A.
L. Lawrence. On Monday, Tuesday
n Wednesday evenings Mr.. LAW
recen will conduct services as during
the past week. Catechetical class
meets IN the church Monday at 4 ..
m. N. J. Lohre. Pastor. SIS Walnut.
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First Presbyterian.

W!111am Il. Matthews. minister.
Bible school at $3.50 o'clock. Prof.
a. J.. Ladd. superintendent. Y. p.
=. c. E. at Z p. m. Morning sermon
6y the pastor on The Testimony Of
Conscience" Music by the church
quartet. No evening service. The
conservation will Join in union meet
lne at the Grand theater in the inter-
in the series on Varieties Of Chris.
a Experience" will be preached
Sunday night.