The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-26
Your Fau Apparel.

AoUF 0u apparel .
Our large stock Of ready-to-wear
moving. Our big ad tells Of great saw
ings. Save. money on your fall salt.
Taugbol Sisters.
New Fall Garments.
II o are figuring on a new fall
suit. coat or hat. come here where
o a save money. Our large stock
must be reduced before moving
Taugbol Sisters. :. e"
800
Returned from Cities.
Bismarck Iribune: Mrs. W. r.
Cushing has returned. from the twin
cities, where she spent q few Jays
looking into the matter of an exhibit
for the educational department of the
industrial exposition Of labor saving
devices for the woman, of the city and
Of the farm home.
A number of unique and interesting
devices have already >. been secured,
each Of which betokens a'lot of think
ing on the part of workers in this
line. All are designed with the. sole
object Of saving or simplifying labor
for the housewife. who, If she has
been neglected in the; past. AN COM
plain nc longer of being in n sense
overlooked.
Among the unusual things which
will be exhibited is a range construct
ed upon the entirely new principle of
combining a fireless cooker with the
ordinary gas or gasoline stove, its use
being confined to neither the one or
the other, but either. mode Of cooking
may be adopted at will.
Still another device is a mayon-
natse mixer and home butter churn,
combined: and simplicity itself is ex-
pressed in a hollow cork with. a per-
forated aluminium top. The cork END
fits into any ordinary bottle. which,
ideal clothes sprinkler. Again, there
is a self-winiing clothesline. which
may be wound UP on a reel and kept
clean and protected from the weather.
There will be new dust cloths and
broom covers, and, altogether, q
glimpse at this department ma well
repay the seeker after more hours of
repose, as against confusion and use
less toll: -, - .etse
Banqdet AT; Baptist Church. 3.
R. B. Grihith. superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday school. gave the an
teachers and officers of the school.
The banquet was served i'll the new
dining hall Of the church. the guests
were seated at long tables, which
were made attractive with baskets OF
white asters. Covers were laid for
fifty guests and the repast was served
by a committee of ladies from the
Baptist Aid society.
Following the service of the ban
quet the guests repaired to the par
lors, where a business meeting and
program was held. Mr.. Griffith made
a few remarks and gave an outline of
AIRY department.. Mrs. Morse will
succeed Mr.. G. H. Crouch, who will
be away for a year. Mrs. .. A. Web
ster will look after the primary de-
partment in place of Mrs. Harry w.
Randall. Mrs. +. L.. Kermott will
teach. Mrs. Webster's class OF girls,
Mrs. S. G. Hendrickson will be the
new attendance secretary and Miss
Lou A. Davis will lead the bible study
class. Louis u. Rowland, rendered
a piano solo, Miss Emma Anderson
gave a talk on mission work in Ari-
iona and New Mexico. Mrs. Paul b.
Grif1th inc Miss Barbara Henry sang
. duet, "Hark. Hark. My Soul" and
Mr.. Rowland accompanied on the
piano. The meeting was concluded
by singing a hymn hi Rev. Homer
NJ. Cook gave p prayer.
The guest list included Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Griiith, Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Hen.
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. N. g.. Benner,
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Massee. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Read. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Odell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Griffith,
Dr.. and Mrs Harold winslow. Mrs.
n. r. Lincoln, Mrs.C.A. Webster, Mrs.
w. G. Adams. Mrs. w. W. Carpenter.
Mrs F L. Kermott, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Begg. Misses Jane Smith, Gertrude
Skinner, Barbara Henry. .Maud Grif-
nth. Glenna Garvin, Grace Laughlin,
Ledonta Kermott, Lottle Griffin, Lou A.
Davis. Helen Young, Beatrice John
stone. Emma Anderson, Grace Buck
ingham, Winifred Nelson, Mrs. e. J..
Babcock, Messrs. Harry Bead, Nor
rill Cook and Louis U. Rowland.