The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-21
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Novelties in Silver.

yer in the quaint shapes typical of
the craft there is the oldest of d
salt shakers which is made in the
shape of a matched cottage. the per-
forations outlining the ridge. A stamp
box is in the shape of a hut. the roof
fitting back for the owe Bonbon
spoons Of characteristic style are
shown. and a candlestick for a trav-
eler serves for a case wheen candle
and socket are folded inside. 1t is
small enough, to go into a handbag.
The Popular Artificial Rose.
The trimming of little roses and
foliage is one of the most popular of
the year. and varies from the tiniest
blossoms of chiffon to big metallic
roses. BY the yard it is really very
inexpensive. AT one store it is sold
from 81 a yard up, and is suitable
for every kind of dress. from lingerie
to ball gown. The dollar kind is all
white-roses and leaves. At $3.50
are some Of the dainty pink buds.
with lines Of gold for stems and
one has larger roses of yellow, with
the gold and green in between.
a Spoon Shower.
This affair was given by the girls
of the bridal party at the home Of
the maid of honor. The table was
round. covered with a lace cloth
the bridal colors. White roses and
ferns made the centerpiece. with
white green banded china. glass can
die sticks with lace shades over
green. The place cards were cut
out white roses tied with a bow of
green and the bride-elect's chair was
tied with a huge fluffy bow of green
and white tulle. White and green
shorseshoe shaped candy boxes held
the green and white bonbons and ii
green and white Jack Horner pie Was
passed with dessert, from which the
guests drew pretty green and white
swapping crackers. Each parcel had
the donors card on which was writ
ten an appropriate sentiment. The
spoons were all the same pattern and
as there were six it made a very nice
set. The men Of the weddin" party.
knowing about this gave a half doz-
en- forks and the same number of
tablespoons Of the same pattern.
Match the Growing Child.
Theer are certain slight deformities
that often appear in children at
school which parents should espe-
cially look out for. because they are
that. if lot checked at once. may be-
come serious later n.
The child with round shoulders
must not be allowed to drift month
by month and e a by year until a
chronic stoop, or perhaps curvature
Of the spine. has developed. She
should be taken in hand at once. CIV
en- suitable exercises. taught how to
breathe. and II necessary. made to
rest for an hour on her back every
day.
The "drooping shoulder" is an in.
dication of commencing spinal cur.
v~ature. which ought to be treated by
the doctor at once
Weak ankles and fatfoot nearly
always first become noticeable dur
ing the school age. The child with
weak ankles should have dancing les
sons. and be given special exercises
for the feet and ankles. Tiptoe ex-
%ercise. running. jumping. and skip
ping are the best for the purpose.
Let the boy who holds his book
close up to his eyes. the girl who
reads with her head slightly inclined
o none side. the child who complain,
Of headache after using the eyes. be
taught to rest the eyes,. read in prop.
err light. and have the eyes examined
II necessary by an occulist.
Dislike of lessons. as well as head.
ache and symptoms. can very
] often he traced to astiematisrn, short.