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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
SPLENDID MEETING
\. ". {. A. WORKERS
IS REPORT CIV EN-

Mrs. +. B. Fuller. president of
the local Y. ". G. a., has forward
ed the following report of the as
sociatiou convention which She at
tended rcccutIv in Pasadena:
There were l40 delegates present
from Lo, Angeles, Long Beach, san
Diego. Riverside, RedlandS. san
Bcruardino, san Pedro. Santa Ana,
and smaller cities and towns, Mrs.
+. B. Fuller represented FL Centre
aud Miss Charlotte Preston, Imper-
iai.
\ conference similar to the one
held last week in Pasadena was
held at Asilomar for Northern Cali
fornia workers of whom some 500
were present and the theme of poth
tonfefcnces waS Youth and Ed
utation. - As Miss Gertrude Gogin.
national girl reserve secretary eN-
pressed it. Life s bill OF fare for
woman has grown much longer late,s
ly. How can the Y. ". c. y. help
girls and women to know which
items to select
The test of education is-loes
it develop personality and give
people chance to express them
selves creativelv? said Miss Al
mira Holmes. national secretary of
research and clucation. I've be-
lieve that girl reserve clubs do
this The purpose OF the Y. W,
c. \. is to help women and girls
adjust themselves to the social
world in which they find them
selves.
Other speakers OF interest wre
Miss Esther Davman, Pacific Coast
secretary for girl reserves; Miss
Rhoda Foster. who recently visited
Imperial Valley; Miss Mabel Read,
executive head Of Asilomar.
Dr. Robert AIillikan. prominent
educator and recent winner of the
Nobel prize for science gay an
outstanding address Il: the evening
session.
Miss Almira Holmes frou Ratio-
nal headquarters, New York. i eX-
! pertett 're~-be.- iu 1uperial SaifsS
February II and Is, according to
word received from Mrs. Fuller.s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Offer Made to
Firpo to Meet
Gibbons, Detroit

NEW YORK. Feb. l0.-Offers
have been made to Luis Firpo and
10 Tom Gibbons to meet in an out
door heavyweight match to be held
next summer in Detroit, it was learn
ed from "a reliable source The Of
fer was made by Detroit syndicate
that is said 10 have enough money
to meet Gibbons recent demand foI
$4,000. ~
Eddie Kane, manager Of Gibbons
said before he left yesterday fol
Washington that he had talked oTel
a big fight with the Detroit promot
cr when he was there for the Glib
bons Herman fight and that he had
J told them he was interested.
Tho Detroit promoters are SAID
TO bc waiting now for reply from
| i'irpo before any more definite
! steps are taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Traffic Officers
Work Out Plan
For Yuma Fiesta

Captain Leonard and Frank RYAN
of the state traffic squad spent
Yesterday afternoon along the plank
road on the way to Yuma, study.
ing traffic conditions there with 4
view to working out Il plan for
handling traffic during the Yuma
highway celebration on February
2S.
Due to the narrowness of the
plank road, ON which cars can pass
each other only at 'turnouts,' it
will be necessary to operate con
trolls in order that traffic may not
he tied up altogether.
The Officers made scveralj trips
across the seven miles of planks.
timing themselves and getting estJ-
mates on the length Of time fcquir-
ed Tor the east and wcstbouud
trips.
1t was at first believed best to
! allow only eastbomd traffic during
! the morning, and wcstbound during
/ the afternoon, but as this would un.
| doubtcdly prevent many people
, rom getting 10 the celebration, II
was finally decided to work severa
! controls ut stated intervals.
: Officers of the squad will be sta
toned at either end of the road
and it will be opened on signal fol
/ castbound traffic. Travel east will
! be allowed for Il time. and the road
will then be closed to all but west
bound traffic.
; During the next two weeks Tap
tain Leonard will work out definite
plans to establish the length of the
controls and announcement will be
made through the Newspapers in
sufficient time to give the public
an opportunity to arrange then
/ trip to Yuma ut their convenience.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Plans for the Y. ". {. 4.
Drire Being Formed

Plans for the Y. W. c. y. drive
for funds TO carry ON the year 5
work are rapidly taking shape I'M
der the direction of Mrs Hazel
Meadows The town is to be divid-
ed into zones and corps of workers
are being assigned to tie various
zones to solicit contributions. The
drive is scheduled to take place
February II and -.
Fl Ccr.ro's : quota of the valley
budget Of $500 is to be S2l50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
BUTTER SCOTCH RICE

Wash one-third cup rice and
cook until nearly tender in a double
boilcr with two cups Of milk. seald-
Cd. and one-fourth traspoonful salt.
Meanwhile cook together in = shall
low pan one cup Of brown sugar
and ;wo tabl'spoonfulS Of butter
until il gets very dark brown, but
not burnt. Add to this the rice
and milk and cook until the rice
is tender and the caramel melted.
Soak two tablespoonfuls Of geIa,
tine in onc-half cup Of water until
it j. soft ned, and then dissolve It
in one cup Of hot milk. Strain in
20 the cooked rice mixture and
turn into u cold wet mold.
The value Of wishing is it mikes
you So dissatisfied y0n 20 out and
see that the wishes come true.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Meaghers Entertain
f lcith Bridge Party

| A small bridge club was pleasant
j. entertained last evening at tht
Gome of Mr.. and Mrs W. !. Meag-
her on Date street. High scores
Iere made by Mr.. and Mrs. Neagh-
er and low awards went to Mis-,
/. II. Philley and Il. H. Carey.
St. Valentine 5 hearts were used
bv the hostess in r,freShment ap-
iointmcntS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

fficer Stanley NJ. Cue, in the Braw-
ley Justice court yesterday. The
two men are charged by Cue with
failing to maintain regular pay days
and failure TO pay their employees
within ~ hours after the workers
qrit, as required by dhe- state
wage law.
Tho state labor department. has
had several complaints against both
these men, according to GHe, and
the commissioner has ordered that
they be prosecuted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
School Teachers of
Grammar Schools Meet

The grammar school teachers held
a business meeting yesterdayet fter-
noon from / to $50 at the Country
Club. a. p. Shiblcy, president, pre-
sided at the meeting. during which
some important matters were dis
cuS>ed.
Following the business session,
dclectablc refreshments of cake and
tea were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
MHSic Section VIII
Meet Next Friday

Members of the music section of
the Woman 5 Ten Thousand CLUB
will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. +. \. Burger. The program,
on the subject of the music of
Denmark. Bohemia, Switzerland
and Poland, will be in charge of
Mrs. Ross 7. lIickcoX and Mrs. W.
C. Costello,
Musical numbers illustratiy" of
such composers as Dvorak, List
Chopin and Gadc will make the pro.
gram attractive and among the solo
lists will be Miss Margaret Lanier.
Neal Ross and others
All members of the section are
urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
limitations Gut for
Tea and Musicale

Invitations have been issufd By
Mrs w. ". apple for ;In afterhoon
tea End musft.,iic to~be given Ned
nesdav, February Is a. the No
mans Ten Thousand club house,
complimenting her daughter. Mrs,
Charles II. Gererke Of san Francis
GO.
Mrs. Ross T. HickcoX and Mrs.
Horace Williams viii present ~ in
teresting program Of readings ana
violin numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
Business WOn,an'S Club.
Holds Regular Meeting

At the regular session. Of the
business and Professional Woman ;
club last night a report ON the IN
nual dancing party given recently
was made and plans outlined for
an important meeting next Monday
night at which all members are re-
auested to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
YALE ATHLETE IS
DROPPED FROM SCHOOL
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 10
John Shepard Bingham, Yale '2G
captain elect of the 1925 football
squad, was dropped from the uni
versity today because he failed in
mid-term examination in four sub
.jects.
"Shcp was to resign bis cap
taincy this afternoon. Y "a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
issue WARRANTS
FOR TWO UPON
WORKERS PLEA

Warrants for the arrest of An
drew Maroni, Brawlcy dairyman
and Il. Miranda, labor contractor,
were taken out by state Labor Of
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
When Using Dry Cocoanut

WltN cake frOstlng. tNY StcamINg
the cocoauut first and YOU will be
pleased with the results. Before
putting the cocoanut over the steam.
place it in a clean white cloth or
table napkin. IN this way none Of
il is wasted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Wider skirts arc noticed in the
uew spring fashions, which should
.lte freedom o1 NO, ements il beat
ing carpets.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10

Concentrated education j. about
like drinking beef tea instead Of eat
ing steak.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Delicious, inexpensive Dessert

Bake loaf Of soft gingerbread,
split and spread while hot with warm
apple sauce, having a layer Of the
sauce on top. Serve either plain or
with whipped cream. It's delicious.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-10
When Frying Doughnuts

Have a pan Of boiling water ready
and dip doughnut- in and out quick
~ that is, after they have been
fried and place on brown paper.
You will find that it removes all
the grease. from doughnuts and
makes them much more delicious as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-12
Mrs. Haskins
Entertained at
Bridge Monday

Mrs. E. +. Beatt held high score
in the games played at the home of
Mrs. Clayton Haskins on Fourteenth
street Monday afternoon when Mrs.
Haskins entertained at three tables
of bridge.
Garden flowers in a variety of
summer colors adorned the rooms.
A two course luncheon was served
following the play.
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Social and Personal
Guest at George
Will Home HOnOree
at Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. George Will enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening at
the Country club for Miss Marion
Austin of Bowman. N. D.. Cadet
Herndon Taylor Of West Point, and
Ensign Edwin J. Taylor of the u
S. N.
Nasturtiums were attractively ar
ranged in low bowl. marking the
center Of the table. A yellof color
motif predominated in the menu and
decorative appointments.
After dinner the guests. twelve IN
number, were invited to the Will
home, 322 third, where bridge was
played.
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At The Movies
AT THE CAPITOL.


Coming from team Of comedians
whose fun making prorlivities have
been famous the country over for
half a century. it is rather surpris-
ing to hear Their, single out one spc
cific instance when they feel they
have been funniest.
Yet Weber and Fields, making
their screen appearance in George
Mclford's "Fricndly Enemies" an
adaptation of the famous Broadway
stage success. which is coming to
the Capitol Theatre for two-dav
run starting Monday. declare that
they have never done anything fun
nicr and more divcrting than their
work in this picture.
1t is the story Of two German
Americans, bosom friends, who are
continually fighting over the war
When America enters the conflict
the arguments grow white hot and
the two often come almost TO the
noint Of blows. The son of the one
who feels the Fathcrland is right
marres the daughter Of the other
who sides with the countr" of his
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Miss Andrist Has
Dinner Today for
Miss Sarah Rubin

Miss Katherine Andrist entertain
ed a number of girl friends at a
prettily appointed three course din
ner today in honor Of Miss Sarah
Rubin who will leave this month for
Mt. Clemens, Mich. to visit before
going to the North western Univer-
sity.
The table was centered with .
huge bouquet Of yellow garden ,u"
ers. Festive place cards marked
covers for eight guests.
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LEAVE FOR HOME

Mrs. Gardner and daughter, Lor-
raine. who have been visiting in Bis
marck for the past several weeks,
with Mrs. Gardeners daughter. Mrs.
7. c. Madden on Seventh street, will
leave tomorrow for their home in
Lawrence. Kan.
Many dinners, parties and picnics
were given in their honor. during
their visit here.
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ELTlNGE THEATRE

Can a girl love ~ poor young fell
low while wealthy ! men are daily
tempting her within the Injuries
which money brings and which every
girl longs for?
Well. it all depcnls on the girl.
according to Bebe D;snicls, who faces
just such problem in "Thc Mani
cure Girl" showing AT the Eltingn
today and Thursday If she has
enough character and sense to choose
permanent happiness instead of it's
temporary counterfeit. she'll win
through. That's what Maria Marctti
does in this picture. hut only after
some pretty tough slcdding. Edmund
Burns is Bcbe's leadin 3 man.
CAPS-klcin'S forgery.
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JAMESTOWN VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Malin of
jamestown spent yesterday at the A.
u. Gordon home. Miss Ruth Gordon
accompanied them home to spend
the rest of the week. She will at
tend the circus while there.
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LADIES AID To MEET

The Ladies' Aid of the First Luth-
eran church will meet tomorrow aft.
ernoon in the church parlors at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Hjalmar Nelson and
Mrs. Carl Eliason will be hostesses
Members and friends Of the congre.
cation are invited.
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ON VACATION

d. T. Owens and family are TAX
ing vacation in Montana. They
will visit relatives in Billings and
the Pine Tree Portal Sheep ranch of
L. NJ. Mackin in Powder River coun-
Nv
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RETURNS FROM CITIES

Mrs. T. j. Logan Of the Mckenzie
Hotel has returned from a two weeks
soiourn at the Twin Cities and other
eastern points. She made the trip
by auto, accompanied by c. L. Glar-
um, who has been at Minneapolis
for the past two months on bust.
ness.
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VISITED HERE

Miss Louise Billigmeir of Harvey
has returned to her home after a
visit in the city, with Miss Esther
Schultz, over the week end.
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RETURNS FROM FAST

Mrs. j. Tschumperlin has returned
from buying trip to New York.
Chicago and the Twin Cites. Mrs.
Tschumperlin is manager of the mil
linery department of the A. w. Lu-
cas- store.
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OLD RESIDENT HERE

H. J. Freede, of Oklahoma City.
Okla, an old time resident of the
city. is spending the week here with
relatives and friends. and attending
to husine.s matters, relative to the
L. NJ Freede estate. Mr.. Freede was
born and reared in Bismarck.
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VISITED DAI1cHrER

Mr.. and Mrs. William McAllester
Of Braddock visited their daughter,
Caroline. over the weekend. While
here they purchased Ford touring
car for their son, William, Jr.
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LEAVE FOR HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Evensen left
Yesterday for their home in Maddoe
after spending the weekend with
Mrs. Evensen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Severtson.
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GUEST HERE

Miss Marian Austin of Bowman
N. D.. is in the city. the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Will. Miss
Austin and Mrs. Will were room
mates at the University.
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adoption. and inn ,cdiatclv after the
wedding. joins tn, colors.
... A, disaster WIZ ch almost spells
tragedy for the llock and Pfeiffer
homes. is narrowly avertcd through
the pluck and daring Of girl secret
service agent. 1tlis provides the
story with trer pdous punch and
the incidents VII ich follow might
well be calculated to sir the blood
of even jellyfish..
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NURSE RETURNS

Martha Sailer has returned from
her home in Stanton where she spent
her vacation, to resume her duties
as nurse at the St. Alexius hospital
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BLACK VELVET FACING

Black velvet is used for facing
on many Of the large panama ana
milan hats that arc shown for mid
summer.
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OEOHLIH. WO.
Mrs. Ray Renfrow, known
widely in Sedalia. declares
beet sugar in all baking has
proved entirely satisfactory.
I'm fact" she says, ~ attrib-
ute my success in the baking
of cakes. particularly angel
food cakes, also doughnuts
and other pastries. to beet
sugar, which, in my opinion.
is as good as cane sugar. l
have no hesitancy in recon-
mending beet sugar"
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RETURN FROM VISIT

Mrs. Carl Nelson and daughter,
Elsie Mae. have returned from a
months visit at Fond du Lac, Mimi,
with relatives of Mr.. Nelson. They
stopped at Detroit and the Twin
Cities on their way home.
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SHOPPED HERE

Mrs. Bill Gerke and Mrs. Art Lena
han of Baldwin were shopping and
visiting friends in the city yesterday
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PLEATED RlrEFIES SEEN

Small plcatcd ruffles are the only
trimming on some Of the most dis
tinctive afternoon frocks of crepe dc
chine.
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is VISITING AT BRADDOCK
Miss Julia Wetmore is spending g
few days with her friend, Emma
Mae Brittin, at the latter's home in
Braddock.
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LEAVES FOR LAKE SHOREHAM
Mrs. Joseph Breslow. accompanied
by her house guests, the Misses
Rose and Amelia Plottler of Detroit,
Mich, left yesterday for Lake Shore
ham, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. Breslow
returned from a trip to Yellowstone
National park few days ago.
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HOUST GUEST

Miss Edith Seventeen of Caring
ton is in the city. the house guest
of Misses Ruth and Marion Staley.
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RETURN FROM NORTH

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bell have re-
sojourn in the north.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP

Miss Marie Tibesar has returned
from a trip to the Twin Cities. She
has been gone for the last two
weeks.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

Miss Katharine Altman has re-
turned to her duties as nurse at the
St. Alexius hospital, after a vacation
spent at her home in Balta, N. d.
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RETURNS TO BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Cravens. who
went to Grand Forks recently. to
make their home, have returned to
Bismarck. Mr.. Craven has accepted
his former position at the J. B. Smith
grocery.
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left EOP EJnpTnA

Mrs. G. G. McQuillin and daughter,
Emma, have gone to Tampa, Fla, to
make their home. Mr. McQuillin has
been in Florida for sometime.
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MOTOR TO MARsHALLTowN

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schlenker
are leaving Friday for a trip by au-
tomobile to Marshalltown, Iowa.
where they will visit relatives. They
will stop off day in Minneapolis
to visit relatives there.
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BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
The Elks bank will give a concert
tonight at 7 o'clock. on the Will
school grounds. The public is in
vited to attend.
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HERE SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Temple and
sons, William and Sethy. of McClus-
ky spent Sunday in Bismarck with
relatives and friends.
GUEST OF SISTER
Miss Harriet Miller OF Larimore
is visiting in the city, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Clayton Haskins on
Fourteenth street.
SON BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ohde, els Sixth.
announce the birth Of a son, Tues
day. August II, at the Bismarck
hospital.
VISITED HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Dahl Of Pickard
willie and Mrs Ed II. Moore Of Nc
Clusky were visitors in the city this
week.
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''Protex Arch" pumps or
oxfords give a world of foot
comfort. Try them at Webb
Bros.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
John Noon of Wilton transacted
business here yesterday.
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SHOPPED HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jacobson OF
Baldwin were shopping in the city
Tuesday.
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VISITS BROTHEI

F.. H. Shearn Of Milwaukee is Wis
iting his brother. II. +. Shearn. al
IT'S Mandan avenue.
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SHOPPED HERE

Mrs. Otto Dorman, of Mcnoken
was shopping in the city Tuesday.
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LEAVES FOR MOUNT CLEMENS
Miss Sarah Rubin will leave soon
for Mount Clemens. Mich. to visit
with relatives before going to the
Northwestern University to attend
school.
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RETURN FROM BLACK HILLS
Attorney w. L. Smith and family
have returned from q months outing
in the Black Hills and Wyoming.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Max Lang Of Sterling was in Bis
marck Tuesday on business.
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HERE SUNDAY

is spending few days visiting in
the city with friends.
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ON BUSINESS

Joseph Coulter Of Dawson is .
business visitor in the city today.
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GOES To ROCHESTER

GOES TO ROCHESTER,
Mrs. Arthur Burnstein has gone to
Mayo Brothers Hospital, Roches-
ter, Mimi, to undergo an operation.
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PAGE FIVE

VERY FEMININE WRAP
White velvet and velyetfen are
being used for summer coats, usual
ly banded with light, fluffy fur.
Weber < Fields in ''Friend-
~ Enemies" Capitol Theatre
commencing Monday.
HATS-Klc:n's Toggery.
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ATCHlSOfI, KANSAS


Mrs. Kate Handy declares:
"For the last thirty years I
have been a cateress in the
select homes Of Atchison as
well as for elite social organi-
cations. l find that Atchison
people are very particular in
their tastes. They demand the
very best Of foods. The food
| serve seems to please very
much at least many fire.
quently compliment me on
the good cooking ! do. ! con-
slider that the use Of Great
Western Beet Sugar is partly
responsible for the success !
am scoring at these functions.
! use it in canning fruit. in
the making Of pickles. pre-
serves. marmalades and jams
as we'll as for other purposes"
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
Mrs. Edythe T. Wallace. 5l3
Forrest Drive, is known wide
ly for the products she is put
ting out under her own name.
She says: II know from actual
use the excellence Of Great
Western Beet Sugar. ! use it
exclusively in making Mrs.
Wallace's Mayonnaise Dress
ing. Tartar Sauce, Thousand
Island Dressing and Donnie
Boy Sandwich Spred. am
very particular about the quail
ity Of the materials | use in
these products, as they are sold
on a quality basis and their
increasing sales indicate that
the public is pleased with them
also. / have found that Great
Western Beet Sugar is splen-
did for their sweetening."