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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
For Thrift

a happy combination to provide
delightful entertainment - facilitate
keeping pace with the worlds news
and yet offer genuine inspira-
ton for thrift-is the radio bank
which our big nephew, Harry (he's
N High SCHOOL, has received as
birthday gift. It's a splendid Crystal
set which has receptacle for re-
ceiying coins. so each time Harry's
set receives n program for him.
the little bank is there to receive"
his saving for that day. Splendid
system-isn't 1.-THE two receivers"
working together to inculcate the
habit Of thrift.
Radio banks like Harry's arc given
free with new accounts by the Mu-
tual Deposit & Loan Assn, at JOS
Broadway, who are paying Z per
cent on invested savings-fancy
how the radio funds will grow at
this rate. The Mutual welcomes
inquiries regarding radio accounts"
will. indeed, reward them with a
colorfully illustrated Mother Goose
Thyme Book, which will delight the
youngsters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
L. N t e r t aim S
Colonel and
w / f e

Major and Mrs. Charles Candy en-
tertained with n dinner in their home
in Brahan boulevard Friday evening
in honor of Colonel and Mrs. Henry
Rutherford.
The guests were Colonel and Mrs.
Rutherford, Colonel and Mrs. f. L.
Ruffner. Colonel and Mrs. ]. r. Bern
helm. Colonel and Mrs. Wallace De-
Witt, Colonel and Mrs. r. F. Net
calfe. Major and Mrs. W. r. Meister,
Major and Mrs. J.. I. Howard. Major
and Mrs. Kirk. Major and Mrs. $. L.
Marietta. Major and Mrs. II. c. Pills
bury and Major and Mrs. y. NJ. Scott.
Following the dinner, the entire
party attended the polo hop in Fort
Sam Houston.
y y -
Mrs. William NJ. Conner will enter.
tain with a bridge party Tuesday in
her home in Fort Sam Houston. The
guests will number IS.
~ ~ ~
The Blue Bonnet Art club will meet
at $50 Tuesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Fannie Brown, 1920
North Alamo street. All members are
asked to attend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Early Breakfast

Horseback riding has been claim
ing a lot of our attention lately
we ride almost every morning and
what fun it is-gallOping along the
beautiful bride paths early while the
dew is still fresh. Really we've got
ten quite good" in equitation.
And, Of course, the usual sequence
70 our rides is a hearty breakfast
for this early morning exercise does
give one an appetite. For this, the
cheericst repast Of the day. We in
variably choose the Gunter Coffee
Shop. It's always 30 pleasant and
informal there-and the grape fruit.
eggs and bacon--to say nothing Of
wonderful coffee-are delicious.
Indeed, the Gunter is our rondez-
bous-for breakfast, luncheon or
dinner in town our crowd always
choose this delightful hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
FIuffy Cakes

Hot cakes for breakfast. That's
the first thing l heard this morning
when ] awoke-and, what ] mean,
it didn't take me long to yut in an
appearance in the dining room. You
see, | know what shot cakes" mean
at our house-the most delicious
breakfast Imaginable. The fluffy
cakes Grace makes stamp her, in
deed, as a culinary expert. / told
her 50 again this morning and she
rewarded me with a sweet smile and
the assurance that they were very
simple 10 make.
The main requisite" she told me-
is to use Liberty Bell Flour-then
your cakes are certain TO be light,
to brown nicely and TO be delicious.
I've been using it many years and
always with success. You just must
try my recipe with Liberty Bell
then you'll understand why | so
highly recommend IT,"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
AlWayS Ready

You should have heard the ex-
carnations of approval as the girls
tasted Margie's sandwich filling
of course, we all know each other
we'll enough to comment freely upon
he "eats''-and this filling was
lust too delicious-so unusual. too.
"Where in the world did you
find such goodness?" Betty demand
ed.
And Margie answered Fright here
in San Antonio for this is Geb-
hardts Deviled Chill Meat. the ideal
sandwich spread, which, with Geb-
hardts tamales, chill con carne.
beans, chilli sauce, is put up in
spotless, sunlit kitchens in the
Alamo City. We always keep these
foods on the pantry shelf--ever
ready for a hurry-up luncheon, din
ner or party-and everybody loves
the n"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

upstairs, she glanced admiringly
about and exclaimed impulsively to
Grace. my, what a lovely house
keeper you are-everything looks so
beautiful and such snowy white cur
tains and spread, scarfs and covers
I've never seen. You must be kept
awfully busy. though"
Grace smilingly shook her head.
"No-keeping house doesn't bother
me a Bit" she said, "for I've found
the easy way to keep things fresh
and lovely. Each week / send the
household linens to the Sunshine
Laundry-and always they come
home snowy white-carefully folded
beautiful. Indeed. the Sunshine is
my partner. II you want to know
the secret of easy Housekeeping, just
call CIR. 1872 and have the Sun
shine do your laundry next week
you'll never be without their eff
cient help again"
Fine pleating, OF the kind called
"crystar' Is noted feature OF
many OF the new things
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Tnstu "EGtS"

do hurry and finish that hand, "
Dorothy urged, as she returned TO
our table after a scouting expedi-
ton" to the kitchen. "the food that 5
waiting is too good TO side-track
any longer"
And when this much heraldcd
food was brought on, we all agreed
Dorothy was right, we shouldn't
have dallied with such deliciousness
awaiting US.
Talk about marvellous sand
witches, Susie; these were beautiful
~ thin and smooth, yet, the bread
was fresh, moist, delicious!
Margie says the secret OF this
unusual combination is Bonnet
Butter-Nut Bread, the standby OF
their household. "And," Margic
added, "for "a Of the wrappers the
Pitluk Advertising company will
give you a darling flower designed
rubbcrized apron"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
At Tea Time

The tea hour-four O'Clock every
afternoon-is growing more and more
popular with our happy crowd-and
it seems every day somebody new
joins us-for we've found the place
for real enjoyment of this pleasant
custom-a place where we can get
delicious cinnamon toast, dainty
salads, cake and ice Greenland, Of
course, of prime importance, refresh
ing tea. Are you wondering where
we meet-at the Band Box Tea
Shop, of course, where pleasing. col
orful appointments and quiet service
add much to the enjoyment OF really
delicious food.
Indeed. luncheon. tea, dinner or
special party is a happy event at
the Band Box. the entrance to which
is 900 East Houston st.
Afternoon frocks NAV or may
not have an accompanying coat
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Coffee Geldtine

You, who entertain so much, will.
7 know, be delighted to learn about
n most delicious second course for
party. It's what Margie served
for her affair and we all enjoyed
it tremendously, coffee gelatine.
dainty and delicious!
Try this recipe and see IL you
aren't delighted too.
Soak l envelope Of gelatine in IL
cup cold water five minutes. Then
pour in three cups Of clear strong
III and II coffee. Add the juice Of
n lemon, "a cup Of sugar and stir
until dissolved. Turn into individ-
ual molds, first dipped in cold wa
ter and serve with whipped cream
topped with n cherry.
OF course, you must use only II
and III Coffee. its wonderful blend
assures n really delicious flavor.
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"Gettin0 Places"

am late for Margic's bridge party
and I'll not get the extra hundred
The club always gives for being on
time. and you never can tell what
4 hundred points will mean"-these
we're my thoughts as | rushed
through my dressing and dashed out
Of the house yesterday afternoon.
But. joy and delight, the good old
trolley came right on time.
boarded it with a sigh Of relief, and
in a iiffy was deposited right before
Margie's door, to go in with the
.rowd. on time and happy. What
4 comfort. and n time saver, too.
the trolley. Truly. / don't know
what I'd do were it not for the de-
Drndable service Of the streets cars
in San Antonio. for getting places"
aud getting home" they're my
nd-by always.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

most unusual Mexican dish that ad-
mirably combines meat, bread AMI
salad. The tortillas are toasted and
then filled with a savory meat and
crisp salad-really n well balanced
meal-dainty, appetizing and so de-
licious! This is just one Of the
many treats offered every day at
the Original Mexican Restaurant. at
10 Losoya ST. Indeed, the quality
food and interesting atmosphere Of
this unusual place make luncheon
or dinner a real delight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

There 7rW be HnchcOns bdnqneS cdbaretS, automobile
rides cdtc fGrtics-cntcdnncnt for cvcry available
cu-and Tuesday cvcaing elaborate Style Sho7v l
be Presented spectacular atih beautiful l5ng models
cedrng the ScGsOhS fdsioESfhnS dffording the aorS
not only delightful c0eningS enjoyment bit opportunity
10 oc0V TO advatagc the Ovcy garments d5dabc for their
StockS-te latest styles to enhance the beauty and charm of
.MddcmoiScle and Madame Of the home tOaoH."
T1ricc each year the merchants of the Southeast and their
ladies anticipate this eaent-and the Spring (I02o) Season
promises 10 be greater than The comprehensive stocks of
manufacturers and jobberS the delightful entertainment pro-
gram and San AntOnioS gorgeous Sunshine assures most
profitable and harry for the for the 5is;ioy from this
great trade 5cction-SoHthVcst Texas
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
MAINE MAN GIVES
100000 TO CHARITY

LEWISTON, Me, Jan. 30.-The
gift Of 100000 by F. X. Narcotic
will make possible the construction OF
a 100000 building for an orphanase
here. 1t viii be 4 part OF the ST.
Marieis hospital.
The orphanage will be supervised
By the Society Of Sisters Of Charity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Luncheon Treat

The baked chicken left from Sun
days dinner will provide real
luncheon treat on Monday, if You'll
follow this recipe.
Make a cream sauce, using the
gravy left from the baked chicken
and enough milk for your particular
needs. Add to this the chicken cut
in small pieces, n green pepper and
pimiento chopped up, a few mush-
rooms, desired seasonings and a cup
of previously prepared FouId's Lion
Brand Macaroni. Just before re-
moving from the fire, stir in
slightly beaten egg yoik.
For real deliciousness. this Is a
matchless dish-but be sure to luse
Fould's macaroni-it im?arts
particularly fine flavor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Fi1liiS

Spring is almost here. Susie
and that means new clothes, and
new furnishings for ones house.
thrilling, OF course. Just wish
you were here to shop with me. I'm
anticipating a gorgeous time, and
now I'm off!
Much love from
RUTH THORNTON.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Efficient Help

Betty came
over yesterday
to spend the
d a Y W i t h
Grace and me,
"A n d , n fter
| u n C h e o n i.
when we went
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Gorgeous SILKS

Batik silks-so beau
tiful-so gorgeous in
colorinSs as 10 BATTLE
d csc ripti hare
among the Spring
seasons newest offer
ings. There are Dor
dered designs and all
over patterns--in such
charming combinations
as opal gray and
mauve, orange blended
with rose shades, ocean
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Of the flapper dress is n straight
line model of linen buttoned down
the front, dainty filet lace trimming
collar and cuffs. These, in copen and
yellow, and the English prints in
rose, green and pink are now
shown at Cockrell's Baby Shop, ut
j. J. Sterne's-they're charming on
the miss Of two 10 six years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

blue that has green and blue in its
depths-real batik effects on finest
quality radium. They are ideal for
ensembles or for fashioning n robe
de style costume-indeed, their love
Illness is irresistible. Every woman
will ycarn for pattern Of these silk
en- treasures, which have just ar
rived and are being presented by
Lundeen's, the Daylight Silk Shop,
at 219 Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Unusual Dish
Luncheon

Luncheon
was an i'm
pcrtanC event
of Tuesday
for ! had n
re al treat.
NJ y repast
consisted Of
Tao OS, n
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Fldpper Dresses

Flapper dresses are the
newest things for tiny tots.
Fashioned of English prints
with long waist-fIared ruff
file skirt-full panties show
ing below-the frocks are
irresistible. Another version
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
I1ldiUidudI COINS

Choosing gowns with
regard 10 ones personal
ity is the secret OF many
a smart wOman's success.
IL matters not how iovely
the frock, Il must be- be-
coming-indiyidual-ifits
wearer is 10 look distin-
guished. Good dressers APP
preciate the importance
Of getting just the right
clOthes-thats why more
and more OF them are
availing themselves Of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

there's nothing more acceptable, to
mother, sister, sweetheart or very
good friend, than delicious candy.
il carries most delightfully."- the SEN
timent Of love and good wishes
which one wants to express from st
Valentine. Fischer's Drug Store, at
Broadway and Travis, will take ones
order now for dainty box Of con-
fections, and deliver it promptly on
Valentines morning. Such n CHEEKY,
happy way Of saying BE My Valen-
tine'-with Fishers high quality
candies.
The dance frock for southern
wear II smartest when IL IL OF
chiffon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

beautiful dumbbell who is a real
gold-digger. From New York to
Paris. London to Munich to Vienna,
the diarist not only moves sentiment
tai gentlemen" TO thoughts OF
madonnas and matrimony but she is
successful in making even tight-wad
males shell out" Miss Loos shows
a remarkable knowledge of the
psychology of the sentimental male
and the gold-digger and she has pro-
duced satire tinged with genuine
humOr that is, say the critics. one
of the literary treats of the season.
You must read Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" which, in a cleverly illus
trated edition. is sold here by
Powers Book Store, j0T f. Houston
ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Ideal Outind

We'd been in the house all morn
ing - suddenly Betty jumped up
with, "Do let's go somewhere-it's
glorious and sunshiny and / want
to be oUt7of,doors- tssenjoy all this
lovelihess."
Eve an idea" chimed in Celes-
tine, let's take the White SiGhtsec-
ing trip at . :30-that provides a
lovely three-hour ride TO all the in
teresting places about town-and it'll
be a gorgeous outing"
So we did-and it was the hap
piest afternoon imaginable-thc bus
was comfortable. the driver careful
and the guide. interesting. Indeed,
the White Sightseeing Trips. leaving
Alamo Plaza at 10 80 mornings and
= 80 afternoons provide ideal out
ings-combining relaxation. educa-
ton and real pleasure-for the home
folk as well as visitors.
Many evening gowns seen at
southern resorts are fashioned in
tho two-piece sports style-pleated
skirt and snugly fitting jumper.
Lame cloths are admirably suited
% such treatment
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

excellent service being featured now
by the Specially shop, at Crockett
and Losoya gowns for every occa-
sion made 10 individual order by ex-
perts, whose creations are, indeed,
beautiful, authentic, distinctive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Love Messages

Valentines Day is al ~
most hcre--it's time TO 1911
select appropriate greet ET%R
ings to carry messages of \X
love on that day. And
such darling valentines are being
shown-adorablc lace and ribbon
trimmed ones-and artistic little
cards with clever inscriptions and
caricatured faces. Particularly
charming is a plump checked little
tot offering a stick of candy to "My
Valentine" These valentines = a
lavish ssortment--every type you
could want-are now offered by III.
G. Rees Optical Co., Mt 4O7 Il.
Houston st. Choosing there is
real delight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

The sports type OF model for all
times Of day and night continues
20 be a stroag feature Of the mid
season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Valentine Dan

y With Valentines Day
<sSr so close by. thoughtful
80 persons are planning their
~ gifts to loved ones on
~ that day. And surely
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Paris FeaturxS Has
Of Betting Six

DEBoUX designs them
n these new hats of Belt
ing Silk and Felt which we
are now showing and
Reboax has outdone herself
in their design.
Tams-Berets-"G igolos"-
a modishly styled and gorge
ously becoming array of
those hats which are TODAY
the rage of Paris.
This combination of mater
ials presents Fashion in her
finest guise. For not only do
the hats represent the most
advanced style, but such is
the adaPtability of Betting
that each model may be
highly individualized by a
few def touches.
and all millinery, to be really
fashionable, mmt be individual.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Then Like Blondes

Do you know that
Gentlemen Pref fer
II on d G So" that's
what Anita Loos in
.dicates in her clever
new book so entitled.
And it's amusing, in
decd This diary Of a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Lady Louis Mountbatten. one OF
the best dressed women in London, is
responsible for the latest ballroom
gloves. She appeared
for dancing at the Savoy this week in
charming dark frock. with silver
stockings, shoes and gloves. The gloves
have now become the vogue.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24
FINLAYSON COMMUNITY
PICNIC, SUNDAY, JULY 4

The date for the second annu-
al community picnic of Finlayson
folks has been set for Sunday,
July A, and will again be held at
Pine lake. Arrangements have
been made with Mrs. Harry for
the use of the grounds. Mrs.
Harry will also sell coffee as well
as lunches to those who do not
wish to take along the family
picnic basket. The committee in
charge are planning on having
some good speaker on the pro-
gram. There will also be races
for young and old, besides many
other contests and last but not
least, kitten ball game between
the married and single men, and
similar game between the mar
ried and single ladies. Those
who attended the picnic last year
have not yet forgotten the good
time they had, and with many
more attractions on the program
this year the picnic promises to
be a real affair. Your friend will
be there so bear in mind the date
and plan to attend and share in
the fun.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24
ASKOV TO HAVE
CLOTHING STORE

The Askov Variety store build
ing and lot, owned by ]. c. and
L. P. Jensen, was sold yesterday
to Holger E. Petersen, considera-
ton $1,000. The Jensen brothers
will be ready to move into their
new building the first part of
September, and as soon as they
have vacated the old building Mr..
Petersen will have it remodeled
to some extent and expects to be
ready for business there about
Oct. 1.
Mr.. Petersen will put in a COM
plete line of mems and boys cloth
ing and furnishings. There has
been long felt need for this line
of business in Askov and he will
undoubtedly enjoy a good bust
ness from the start. Mr.. Peder-
sen has had considerable expert
ence in the clothing line as he has
been selling wooden goods, tailor
made suits, and overcoats direct
to the consumers the last few
years.
There has been rumors at vari-
GUS times lately of a clothing store
starting up in Askov and it will
be welcome news now that Mr.
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Petersen is going to do it. The
American joins with others in
wishing him the best of success.
HANSEN EMMILL

The marriage Of Miss Helen
Marie Hansen to Mr.. John Du-
mont Gemmill took place at the
local Danish Lutheran church
Saturday afternoon, Rev. S. D.
Rodholm officiating.
After the wedding dinner was
served at the brides home in the
village to immediate relatives of
the contracting parties.
The couple went. to Sandstone
in the late afternoon to board the
Great Northern flyer for st. Paul
and from there left for Cedar
Falls, Iowa, where Mr.. Gemmill is
a member of the faculty at the
Iowa State Teachers college and
where the summer school is now
in session. They will make their
home there temporarily.
Both bride and groom have but
recently graduated from school.
The former attended Carleton
college during the last four years,
and is member of the Delta Phi
Sorority. The latter is gradu-
ate of the University of Iowa and
Columbia University law school,
New York City. He is member
of the O. |. D. Fraternity, l. V.
The bride and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Hansen, resided in
Sandstone for a number of years
until a little over a year ago when
they moved to Askov, where Mr..
Hansen conducts a large lumber
yard.
The groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Gemmill, who were
present at the wedding, reside in
Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Gemmill
is secretary of the Iowa State
Board of Education.
The American joins with
friends in extending to the new
lyweds success and happiness on
life's journey.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24
ALL ABOARD FOR
COMMUNITY TOUR

Saturday morning, June 26, 9
a. m. will see the Askov COM
munity tour, headed by the band,
starting for West Denmark, Wis,
near Luck, to attend sessions at
the summer encampment. Seven
ty-four person have registered
for the trip besides the band,
making a total of 104. Likely
more will join and the number
will perhaps be upward of $50.
At 8 o'clock Carl Miller will
start to line up the cars on Main
street so that the start can be-.
made not later than 9. First stop
is at Duxbury where the band
will play. Then the tour will go
3 miles north and thence directly
east to Cloverton. After a few
numbers by the band at Clover
ton the next stopping place will
be. Markville. Then to Riverside
park for picnic lunch and MONDAY
concert. Everybody bring your
lunch and Askov folks will be
glad to have people in that
neighborhood join the crowd with
their lunch baskets and listen to
a few numbers by the band.
After the MONDAY concert the
tour will follow Highway No. 35,
making stops at Danbury, Web
ster and other villages along the
route arriving at West Denmark
about a p. m.
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be a mighty roar of 1000 pounds
of dynamite at sunrise, a spec
tacular parade at 10 o'clock in
which all of the Legion posts of
the county will participate with
their colors and floats; a fast base
ball game and the usual line of
foot races and contests to satisfy
the athletic.
There will also be a bowery
dance all afternoon and evening
and the day will be completed
with a. grand display of fireworks
in the evening. Hinckley extends
a cordial invitation to all COM
munities of the county to- visit
them on July 8, and help cele-
brate the nations birthday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24
PINE CITY

The American Legion Posts of
Pine county will this year join
with N. A. Stenmark Post of
Hinckley in celebrating indie
pendence day. At a county
meeting of the posts last Thurs
day evening at Hinckley plans
were completed for staging the
celebration on Saturday, July 3.
The Hinckley boys are laying ex-
tensive plans for observing the
day, this being the 150th ami
versary of Americas Declaration
of independence.
Features of the celebration will