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Evening star., 1916-05-10
HARPER'S W|[DNESS
BRINGS ON DEFEAT
SouthpaW's Walks Are Follow.
ed by Scratch Hits, Which
Prove Costly.
BY j. ED GRILLO.

Despite the fact that Harry Harper
lost control in the sixth inning, which
caused his defeat at the hands of the
Browns yesterday. had he been blessed
with any sort of luck he would have
won his game.
The Wildness was followed by a cou-
pie of rank scratch hits. and it was
these that played havoc. Primarily, of
course, the wildness which Harper de-
veloped put him in hole, but the pop
flies, which dropped into safe spots in
the outfield. ordinarily would have
been easy outs, and the walks would
not have proved costly.
Harper pitched in top form for the
first five innings, during which the
Browns got but single run and three
hits He moving them down as
fast they could face him in the sec
! ond. third, fourth and fifth; but in the
sixth there was trouble, and the
Browns got to within one run of the
Nationals, who had five to their credit.
Harper started by walking johnson
in the sixth. Then he struck out
Miller, and Sister forced Johnson at
second on his grounder to Mcbride.
| with two out. Harper walked Pratt
and Marsan. and then Deal one of the
| " ca kest of hitters, struck at ball tar
over his head and dropped little fly
| near the right field foul line, where no
L
| home Hartley followed Deals exam
| pie and dropped a Texas Lacquer over
second, and three runs were scored
| that inning.
Harper still was unlucky in the sew
| enth. for after Shotton got on by a
| fuke hit, he again walked Johnson.
He then was relieved by Ayers. VINO
promptly filled the bases by walking
Miller Sisler at this stage came
| through with a threc-hase hit, Clear
| ing the bases, and after Pratt had
| been hit by pitched ball Marsan hit
ou, q long sacrifice fly and the fourth
run of this inning scored.
Ayers in Bad.
! Ayers started the seventh by allow
! ing Hartley and Parks to make safe
bunts Shotton was walked, and so
was Johnson. forcing home run, ana
then GaIlia took charge and Miller
| sacrifice fly gave the Browns their
final run. making their total TO-
Good hitting had given the Griffmen n
| what seemed to be a winning lead IN
the first four innings. In the second,
which Judge started by hitting dou-
BILE off Job Groom. the former Ma
,ticnal was driven off the rubber. Judge
stole third and then Shanks wa
! walked and Henry came through Win
! a double to left which brought Two
| runs home and sent Groom to the
stable Davenport taking his place. he
| finished the inning without allowing
any more runs and also went through
| third in good fashion, but his downfall
came in the fourth. Judge started
| this inning with a single and promptly
stole second. After Shanks had been
retired, Henry singled. and so did NC
Bride Harper forced Mcbride. ana al
| ter Morgan had wicked. Foster sinSieo'
and the three runs scored gave the Ma
| tiouals a four-run lead. What nap
pened later has been described Ihe
score:
Evening star., 1916-05-10
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW
ST. Louis at Nashn St Louis at Wash'n
Chicago at New York. Chicago at New York
Detroit at Philadelphia. Detroit at Philadelpbia
Cleveland at Boston. Cleveland at Boston,
Evening star., 1916-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW
New York at Pittsb'gli New York at Pit;
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago
Ihila. at ST. Louis PhiIa at ST Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
Evening star., 1916-05-10

Your taste and satisfaction is proof that
Prince Albert quality is more desirable than
coupons or premiums.
You buy Prince Albert everywhere tobacco
is sold, in toppy red bags, Sc; tidy red tins, 10c;
handsome pound and half-pound tin humi-
dors, and in that fine crystal-gass humidor
with sponge-moistener top that keeps the
tobacco in such perfect condition.
Evening star., 1916-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago s: Cincinnati )
New York. 13; Pittsburgh j.
Evening star., 1916-05-10

ting hard and timely. and has pro-
duced more runs for the Nationals to
date than any other member of the
team.
Evening star., 1916-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis 10; Washington. ..
Boston, j: Cleveland. l.
Chicago. ;: New York 4.
Detroit. 1G: Philadelphia,
Evening star., 1916-05-10
ALL TEAMS IN SCHOOL SERIES
NOW HAVE THE SAME STANDING
Eastern Victory Over Central Yesterday
Brings on General Tie, Each Nine Having
Won Game and Lost One-Gossip.

Southern Auditors. holding Car De-
partment to one hit. The only fault to
be found with DaIv's work was that he
gave two bases on balls. Hutchln-
son of the Auditors had perfect rec
ord at bat, getting 4 hit on every one
of his three attempts.
Evening star., 1916-05-10

Neither national nor state restric-
tons on the use of premiums or
coupons can in any way affect Prince
Albert's sale!
1t is not to be wondered at that
when smokers consider choice of
tobaccos, their tastes = based ON
quuhty instantly turn them to
Evening star., 1916-05-10

IL is most encouraging that John
Henry is hitting the ball this spring
better than he ever has since becoming
member of the team. Henry is hit
Evening star., 1916-05-10

The correctness of our belief that
smokers do prefer quahty rather than
premiums or coupons is proven by
the enthusiasm with which Prince
Albert pipe and cigarette tobacco has
been received throughout the civil
lized world. Premiums or coupons
haUe never been offered as an induce
meUt to smoke it!
Evening star., 1916-05-10

If the Nationals had won the game
yesterday they would have gained con-
Siderably on all their rivals. Cleveland
and New York both suffering defeats.
1t was a golden opportunity again to
pave the way to regain the lead.
Evening star., 1916-05-10
INTERNATIONAL

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg. Z: Rocky Mount, 4.
Hopewell. II: Norfolk. ,.
Newport News. .; Portsmouth. 1.
Evening star., 1916-05-10

An important meeting of the Cath
olic Church League officials is to be
held tonight at the residence of Presi-
dent Salb at s o'clock. Important mat
ters are to come before the meeting
and President Salb requests full at
tendance of the officers.
Evening star., 1916-05-10

The States Rela tions team able TO
get a total of just two hits off the
deliveries of Rosseau and Coe. who
pitched for the Secretary's Office. The
Secretary nine got ten safeties and it
was this superiority at the plate which
gave the winners their big margin.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
J. w. WCRNER
UNDERTAKING
Licensed EmbaImer
Always at your Service
Best parlnr:s i'm the North
west with Chape!
WAHEETON, N. D.

The Methodist Ladies Aid So
cie!y will hold Il food sal" at the
Electric Light office. Saturday
afternoon. August Goth.
The worry hot wra her last week
caused man" OF our Wahpeton
people to visit some Of the Otter
Tail County lakes.
iha Electric Light Company
have removed thri" n,.c line from
sixth street, making quite an i'm
proNenen in appearance of Thai
t?ioiDughfare.
Autnl l.rpo-ky of Ducrr town.
zip and Democratic candidate for
tlr legislature from he 3.th
district was. lr town Monday II"
cam" in to attend a democratic
meeting called for that date.
Miss Richarlne Wolfe gave a
dancing party at The Opera Con-
fectionary last "'incsday night
\ very pleasant time was enjoyed
by all that were fortunate enough
10 attend
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
DR.. T. 0:BRlEN
Office in Schuler Block
Residence Si5 Sixth st.
Calls in the county promptly
attended to


The management wishes to al
nnunce to the theatre going pub
lie of Wahpeton and vicinity that
they have secured for 3 night;
starting Monday. August 2sth,
The Rischard Kent Stock Co.,
who have been highly recommend
ed o them from Minot. Devils
Lake, Bismarck and other larger
cities through the northwest, as
being one of the very best pop
ular priced shows have ever play
ed.
Mrs. peyton Carter was hostess
to forty friends from town of
the Misses Florence and Louise
Carter and the employees ana
pupils Of the school at a pretty
summer party hcsd at the Indian
School Gymnasium, Friday even
ing, August 18th. The party
dresses Of the young ladies in
attendance attractively decorat..
ed the gymnasium in national
colors and the music for dancing
furnished by Snyder's Orchestra
combined TO make for a very
pretty and enjoyable party. Light
refreshments were served by tn"
hostess assisted by Mrs. ca B.
Dickinson aid Miss Beissic
Byrne.
Mr.. Molloy, the hustling furni :
ture man and wife returned
home last week from an auto
trip that took th.m down into
Iowa and back. They made more
than 100 mile trip with no auto
trouble whatever. They report
very enjoyable trip stopping at
a number Of places enroute to
transact business and visit rel.
. atives and friends. They wero
accompanied home by Mrs. Mol
!oy's sister. Mrs. C. w. Hardt..
fielder Of Elk River, Minn., who
will make a short visit here. Mr..
Molloy says that the crop condi-
tons were poor between here and
Minneapolis, but south of the
Twin Cities in southern Mime
sofa and northern Iowa they
were very good. The porest
roads in the whole 1893 miles
travel were between here and
Fergus Falls.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

Location-Dr. Fitzgeraid ben
tist. Stern Block. 1i-t5tf
Mr.: Manseth was Fargo visi
tor Sunday.
Miss Esther Yates spent satu,.
day Ill Tiatah.
E!!wond Patleiso SON spent sun
day in Fargo.
Mr. oppelnl,eimcr was a l'ar9u
visitor Saturday.
Miss Marie kuSter is visiti!l.
friends in Campbell.
Mrs. Il. NJ EHc!brock wa, a
Fargo visitor Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I.ichcr are
visiting i'll Fayetie. Iowa.
II you want Il falrn loan at the
cheapest rate. SEQ o.' write Wolfe
& SCHNEIDER. w Na!lpcton. y. u.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
IN you want fire, tornado or
wlndstorm insurance, phone or
see Wolfe & Schneider.

IN you want fire, tornado or
windstorm insurance, phone or
see Wolfe & Schneider.
JOS. G. Forbes and family left
TUESDAY morning. for MARSHALL.
Mimi. for a few days visit with
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Olson re-
tuMned to their home in Duluth
after Il short visit with Mr.. aud
Mrs. p. C.. Olson in this city. The
two ladies are sisters.
The Music class of the Sisters
OF st. Benedict at st. Johns Con
vent is again open. Pupils de-
slrlne TO retain their former pe"-
iods and new pupils are rc-
qu"sted to make early arrange
ments. Harmony students .oli-
cited.
20 per cent Discount on made
to order Trousers at oppie's. We
have 100 pieces Of Woolsens,
each just enough for a pair Of
Trousers. We will make them
up at a Discount Of 20 per cent.
This Is certainly a good buy. Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castsa,
Americas most famous couple in
"Thc Whirl Of Life" a thrilling
romance of their own life. Watch
them in the Castle Glide at he
Braun Theare, Thursday AMI
Friday. Aug. "a and 25.
a. E. McMichael las purchas-
cd side track accommodations on
Battle Lake. .Minn., and his hex.
years supply of ice will BIZ har-
vested on that lake, much better
ice than can be sc.urc'! IN The
river here.
Mrs. RiiteIIouse and Jean
leave next Monday for the east.
Jean enters Goucher College. BAL
tinmnr" for his school year. Mrs
Ritt"nllouse after getting Jean
csf abli>licd i'm school will vi>:'
the old home at Flcmineton. n. ].
before returning. She will b.
gone about two months.
EN-Mayor Frank Eberlcy and
wife returned home last We'd
ne,day night from a couple OF
months visit I" the old home back
in lAdiiaa. They report a very
rlra.nt time, Visiting rrlai ives
and friends and Renewing boz
Ao"'' acqnaniance>. 1t has bee"
more than Il quarter OF century
sli'"" Mr.. EDerey first came tn
WahpctoH in the then Territory
or Dakota 10 east his fortune
with nt!lcr pioneers i'm asst ling
t" huiih Il Few commonwealth
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
e. II. DEvlNE
PHYSICIAN and SUaGt.UN

Office IN >!doncn, Us 5tl ST '
Phone 80
DR.. MeckStroth's former
Residence
J. \. Eiel.rrt and Oscar Han.
sen We're the only two from here
Ato visited Star Lake, the most
beautiful lake i'm Otter Tail coun-
ty. having over eighty miles OF
pi. iilrcsquc lake shore and a
"u!nbcr of lovely islands. J. A..
Rirkert has been interested in
land bordering OH Star Lake since
1891. and while there this, his
third time since May 18th, Jake
put i'm most of the time looking
afier his land matters. and Oscar
when not driving he car for pa
on these beautiful lake shores.
was out ON tn" Ia.ie with tn.
krgley boys. in q row boat, fish
i'jg for black bass ;,n'l DiIi" Two uf
:he many kinds of G-h which -"
numerous i'm Star Lake. Otter
Tail County claims to have coo
lakes in it.
Mr.. Corn Growtl--Nl addition
to the liberal premiums offered
by the Richlani County Fair As
sociation for various exhibits of
corn, October 3-6th. the Com
nercia! Club of Fargo offer
first. and second prize for tn.
best ten ears of 1916 corn shown
at any corn show in the State.
The only restriction made is that
'he prize winners. which are S3.-
90 and $500 respectfully, send
at the expense of the CONNER
cial Club of Fargo their exhibits,
to be shown at he Tr;-Slata
Convention IN Fargo in January
at which convention sweep
stake prizes OF $500 and $1,000
will be paid f"r the best ana snc
ond best IT,: ears of c;,r'i on
exhibition. Srlid all the good
corn you nave, to the RicE'anG
County Fair, which will c:.aIIr
you 1" Cnnl;"te for the many
l.:izes Offered to co.l pri' vi H.
"crs thru out the Northwa;4..
In talk with Mrs. p. e. Olson
about the recent trip she and her
daughter. Isabelle made to Mont
ana, she Informed US that her
destination was Culbe1tS son,
Mont. where she visited h" sister
Mrs. Gobbs, who lives on a ran;i
near that place. While ihcr"
s!c net an oil! friend. Mr.. JOHN
Furly. who is vel. h;inwn in WaII
peton. He was Court sfenographrr
under Judge Lauder in this dist
rict number of years, an,i was
admitted f. thr lar before he
left here. He has teen a rrsid-
ent of Glasgow. Mont. Hlnber
Of years. and ha. had worry syc-
cessful law pra :.icr. Hc is row
ra e. (atc for G:.':,c: judy. in
district that comprises Valley,
Sheridan and Phaipps counties.
with his chances of nomination
and election very favorable. On
her route home. Mrs. Olson Stop
ped at Williston, Minot and Ayr.
at the later place she visited
cousin who is farming niEe Sec
tions Of land. His crop is like
the average crop this year, very
poor.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

Ar '1;So..& s;,.'. Stock G !,
which come, 70 Il: .oca. c.5..
hous.. for 'hr"c H7I:@, ,tarti.,..
Monday A:.l:- oSrh l., one oi tx.
vel: :.e.,, ,ave:;.a:1 stock comp
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR RENT-Onr nicely furn-
lshed front room, privilege Of
bath. Hot water heat. In
quire Mrs. O. C.. Farnsworth.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

w. S. Lauder and family spent
Sunday al .4kc Clitheral
Miss Olivia Edelbrock spent
"Wednesday last in Fargo.
Miss McNally of Chohio was
visiting Mrs. +. Vogel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Str""tr.
spent Sunday at CliIhera,' Mimi.
Mr.. w. C. Crockcr spe II last
Sunday in Lisbon with his fam
i!y.
Mrs. R. C. McClintoch is viz
iting her sister\ at Cass Lake
Mimi.
Mrs. Sidney stifcl loft Sunday
night for few days visit in 81.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lounsbury
are home from weeks visit at
Cassclton.
Maude Hausken returned home
Monday night from two weeks
visit at Detroit.
If you want a farm Loan at the
cheapest rate. see or write Wolfe
& Schneider, Wahpeton. n. ID.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
Or. PFlsrER. DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
Phone 3O2

Mr.. and Mrs. Barber were over
Sunday guests at the Hill cottage
Cn Lake Clitheral.
Mr.. and p. U. Miller and family
visited Carl Jacobsen family OF
last Sunday for a few hours.
Order your Watches and Jew
elry from Albert SchrieNcr, he
can save you money.
Mss Futon, superintendent D.
our city schools rcturllr.t 'rn:;,
her summer ,'aCatioa last Satur-
day.
Saturday speclal-AH soc cho-
co'ates for this day only at soc
at J. e. Fury's
The Divrt and Stohrar fam.
lilies autord 10 Battle Lake on
Sturiay returning home Sunday
afternoon.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR RENT-A five room
house for particulars, inquire OF
G.. A. r. Nickel.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

Miss Maudc Kelly entertained
a few of her lady frie:lds on Mon
day afternoon.
Cllas. Z. Wolfe made a busi-
ness trip to Chicoga and Minae-
apolis last week.
Commercial hotel-good rooms
clean beds. room AMI board SIS a
week. tf
Mr.. Sam Christensen drove
over from Fergus Falls aday or
two last week.
W. +. Harrison left Wednes-
day night for Velva to attend the
wedding of a friend.
Rev Meier and wife are the
parents of a son born last Thurs
day at the Lutheran Hospital.
If you want fire. tornado or
windstorm insurance. phone Or
sac Wolfe & Schneider.
Madam petrova, the exquisite
emotional actress in The Soul
Markell, Braun Theatre. Aug.
l2S.
Miss Esther Bowman returned
Saturday night from three
weeks visit in Lacrosse. Wis. and
Minneapolis.
My. S"ir'rt is puiing in r,.Mr
i''-Str Gla-. front in his New
."w,'iy Store. which Will aA.I So
lis appearance.
Mrs. Murray and laughter
ia'h"r;n" l"f; Wednesday night
for Mijern7 where Katherine is
t" .nire school.
L. E. LESTER
Furera! Director ard Licens-
ed EmbaImer .
I'm charge of Schmitt & OIL
sons Undertaking Dept.
- Day and Night Calls Answer
cd Promptly
!.alv Assistant
nay call n, W. 1850 Might N. .
~. 2GeM and 41CJ Rreck
27sc .
q
Mis- ,lian:a Nickel ips last
T;:c- Ia: evening for Fajrnir,nt
whore She will visit friend, in;
y fsW days.
M. Eih"! Manillowski nf W-yn
dncrr has been the guests nt
r,.a'.va~ %'li tii"r Is i'm this ely
q part nf thl~ week.
! Miss Margaret Buckley OF Min
rrapois is visiting friends and
relatives in breckenridge and
Wahrrton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hull lcf. on
iln"lay afternoon for Minneapo-
lis to attend the wedding of their
son. Bert to Miss Norma Reed
Mrs Haas y. wife of he co:;'l-
" superintendent. spent SUNDAY
with Irr husband in the ci'y and
rnurnod to Christine. Monday
::.":n!ng
Mrs. X. G. Oldrc and grand
daughter left last Thursday for
their home at Luve,'ne, Minn.. af-
ter a months visit with her sister
Ms. Manchester.
John Barrymore in comic
dramatic adventure. "TAe Lost
Bridegroom q stirring humurous
combination Of laughter and
thrills Saturday Aug. 26 at the
Braun Theatre. Matiness 3. p. NJ.
1t is useless to think you can
succeed without the necessary
preparation If you decide to en-
ter Mankato Commercial College
this fall you are taking the first
step that will lead to success.
Send for their cataloye.. 1t is
free.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR RENT--Two furnished
rooms i'll a modern house at ioi
Wis. Ave, or Cali 3O5J
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR RENT-Modcrn house.
hot water heat. partly furnished.
Possession Sept. lst. Apply at
this office.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR SALI1-Kurtzman piano.
Good as new. Inquire at this Of
flee.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
Dn. G. II. JOHNSON
Veterinary Surgeon

Office III Babrmch Bu;..;i.g
Rc5i'ienue Sa5. Sth :>'"..-t
Walpcton. y. r..
Office Phone 2loN,-
Residence Phone 2O!W
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24
il.r west tcaia,

a...o~ il lie west tc,iay. rlru-
"'s M'i!:a"a, Idaho and Wyom-
!t@ they hay" 3ecn playing both
',::"",' and puJlic rccon,lneni
;li'r as the best popular priced
low they ever had.
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-House on 9th St.
Call at Albert Chick. .f
The Wahpeton times., 1916-08-24

Miss Maude Kelly entertained
a few of her lady frieads OH Mon
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
IN MILADYS BOUDOIR
~ OWEN sEARs.

Many women who desire to wear
decollete gowns. but alas have dam
aged compilations, sallow threats,
rough arms and hollows fore and
aft on the shoulders and chest. The
supposedly elusive secret patiently
repOses within each woman, if she
did but know IL. OF course. all wom-
en- are not born queens. nor are all
women possessOrs Of the fatal gift
Of beauty"
But each woman may cultivate
her individual type and bring II to
its perfection. where tSc requisite
factors OF intelligence and unfag-
ging persistence have been the cor
nerstOnes. The need Of careful
daily grooming. deep breathing. suf-
fcient exercise, sleep and a discreet
winter dietary. all these individu-
ally and collectively contribute to-
ward making a woman "divinely
fair"
When women realize this simple
truth there will be no need Of a
thousand and one cosmetics, nor will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
PAINTED OUT CIGARET
AT MINISTER'S REQUEST
Work of Art Almost Stops Meeting
in Social Center at
Chicago.

International News Service:
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Fernod, the
great Frenchman, painted a picture.
one of the figures OF which shows a
boy with a lighted cigaret in his
mouth. The painting, valued at
$4,000. is the property of Mrs.
George NJ. Reynolds, wife of Chi
cago banker. She recently loaned
IL TO the Archie club. which has
quarters in Abraham Lincoln social
center, and it was displayed on the
walls of the room i'm which Rev.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones is accustomed 10
delivering anti-cigaret lectures.
When the Rev Jones beheld the
picture his wrath was great. He de-
clared il must come down or he
would not lecture. Then one of the
club members called i'm an artist. He
painted out the cigaret with a
preparation which will easily come
off when Mrs. Reynolds gets ready
to take back her work of art. The
minister is appeased and the moral
tone of Lincoln center unhurt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Scott, 902 y.
Notre Dame av.
Miss Toka Kimmel and Miss Es-
Their flaming of Plymouth visited
Miss Edna Nation, 524 5. Main St,
over the weekend.
Rev sylvester Hosinski OF Chicago
is visiting Rev Anthony ZubowicZ,
S33 5. scott St. and other friends
and relatives.
Miss NJ. Hene, 741 w Washing
ton av., will leave Monday evenins
for Decatur. H., where she will
spend Christmas
Miss Eloise Kaufer win arrive
here Thursday from st Mary's of
the springs. Columbus. O., 10 spend
the Christmas vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kaufer,
$50 W. Lasalle av.
Misses Marjorie Deem, Ruby Cra-
ven and Dana Desboro. Washington
Square players, spent Saturday even
ing at the Young Women's Christian
association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

IL require an hour or longer 10 touch
Up the complexion. throat. shoulders
and back as "A becoming foil for the
decOiiete gown.
The woman who does not possess a
fairly good skin and a becoming
amount OF flesh (too much is almost
as much Of sin as too Ittle), GER
tainly faces a perplexing problem.
For go where she will. 10 the opera,
dance. dinner. restaurant and the
alter. gowns are decollete and semi
decolete, and the observer suspects
tubercular tendencies when the
throat is dressed high and the arms
are screened with semi-transparen-
cies.
The best foundation for a decol-
lete gown. whether the skin is too
red. too white, rough or otherwise
blemished is a warm bath, followed
by a cool dash Then the complex
ion and exposed flesh is thoroughly
massaged with a cleaning cream.
The fingers should be warmed so
that the flesh will absorb it more
rapidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
Dinner.

Dinner
Brown Lamb Stew - Place in u
frying pan a piece of butter, two
pounds OF lamb cut i'm small pieces,
and fry brown. Cover with boiling
water and boil two hours. Then
add a quarter of a cup of sliced
onions. the same of sliced carrots
and boil 80 minutes longer. 1t may
be necessary TO add more water as
when done. there should be two
cups OF gravy. Thicker with a
tablespoon of hour dissolved in a
little cold water. Add seasoning and
half a teaspoon of kitchen bouquet.
Christmas Fruit Cake - Mix one
cup of butter, two cups of brown
sugar. three eggs. one cup of cof-
fee. a teaspoon of soda. two tea
spoons of cream of tartar, one pound
Of seeded raisins. half a. pound of
currants half "a pound each of figs
and dates chopped, quarter of a
pound of sliced citron. a teaspoon
each of cinnamon, nutmeg and
cloves. and three and a half cups of
1our. Bake i'm a moderate oven.
This makes two loaves and will keep
indefinitely. II is much better TO
make it some days before needed.