The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 22, 1910, Image 8

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Thes^ aro a few or ine store full
of "good things to eat" you will find
at EHefsen's. Our store is bounti
fully stocked with the choicest foods
that the market affords. You get
Kllcfaen quality at consistent prices.
Order from this list or come here
and select the groceries you need for
your Thanksgiving table. Phon*
Fancy Florida Orape
Fruit
Fancy Jonathan Apples,
peck
Choice Spitzenberg Apples,
peck
Choice New York Kins?.s
Apples, peck
Catawba Grapes,
per basket
Malaga Grafted,
per basket
Jersey Sweet Potatoes
4 lbs.
Fancy Cran berries,
per quart
Cudahy's Wet Mince Meat.
-lb. Jar
Cudahy's Wet Mince Meat.
bulk, per lb.
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FOR EVERYBOilV
EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE
THANKSGIVING DINNER COM
PLETE CHEAPER THAN FOR
YEARS—TURKEYS ONLY 15 TO 18
CENTS PER POUND,
Turkeys 15 to 18 cents per pound.
Chickens 12 to 15 cents per pound.
Ducks and geese 15 cents per pound.
QUALITY GROCER
Phone Your Orders 498
Thanksgiving
417.
NUTS
Ffcney Mixed Nuts,
per lb.
Fancy California Walnuts
per lb
Fancy Taragan Almonds.
par lb
Fancy Polished Pecans,
per lb
Fancy Filberts,
per lb
Fancy Brazils,
per lb
Fancy Shelled Walnuts,
per lb.
Fancy Valencia Almonds,
per lb.
Fancy Jordan Almond's,
per lb
Fancy Shelled Pecans,
per lb
Pineapple Cheese,
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2 0
15c
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60c
.73c
8 0
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Edam Cheese^
each
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PROMPT DELIVERY
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Great Slock of Cheese
liiiiAH! lilG EATS
Walnut Edam
International Ctmm Limburger
Vizet
Wm-OliTe
Boqxiefort Piconto
Pimrnto Rkhorn Potted Cheese
Pineapple Tureon
Theee are the prices quoted today
in Fargo markets. They are prices that
are ^bringing broad smiles to the faces
of Fargo housewives for they are low
er prices than have been quoted for
years in the days just before Thanks
giving.
At these prices there are few Fargo
families that will not be able to af
ford turkey, or some other fowl whi:h
may be preferred for the Thanksgiving
dinner and one rnore reason for Thank
fulness is add to Fargo's big list.
There will be an abundant supply
of all the "flxin's'' that go to make up
a first class Thanksgiving dinner, und
they are ail to be had at lower prices
than have obtained for years.
Cranberries at 10 cents per quart
apples from 60 to 70 cents per peck
I pumpkins, for those good old "pun
kin pies,' at 15 cents earh grape
I fruit at 12^4 cents, these are some of
the prices quoted that are lower than
i last year on every item and the articles
are to be had in excellent quality
those prices.
There will be an abundant supply of
spinach, celery, lettuce, both head
and leaf, radishes, green onions cu
cumbers, tomatoes, from California,
parsley, cabbage, spuash, etc.. etc.
Yum-yum. "Big eats" for every
body and then some.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Candied Cranberries.
After cranberries have been cooked,
make boiled syrup of one cup water
and two cups sugar. Dip berries in
syrup, place them on a plate, lotting
candied frosting cool on them.
Beef Broth With Barley.
The shin pieces are best for this
purpose. Allow one quart of cold,
salted water to every pound of meat
and bones. Soup should cook slowly
ilways. While the broth is boiling sift
in the barley and cook thoroughly.
Serve with cubes of toasted bread.
Frosting Cake.
If a cake has been frosted with boil
ed iHng, in which a beaten white of
egg has been used, and the icing re
fuses to harden, s^t the cake in a slow
oven or In the heating closet under
the oven. In a few minutes the icing
•will be hard and firm. Sometimes
simply setting the cake near a large,
lighted lamp will be sufficient. When
boiled icing refuses to harden as soon
as it is spread over the cake it is due
tD its not having been boiled long
enough. Stirring It very thoroughly
JtiF
23c
25c
GROCERY
Is fully equipped to supply
the most particular wants
of the Thanksgiving sea
son. All Thanksgiving- spec
ialties.
All frestf Fruits
and Vegetables on
The Market
We have on hand a
o o o e e a e
ed stock, Fish (Ludefislc.)
Phone 816, 302 Broadway
CRANBERRY SHERBET
.Dehc.ntjs wiih the Thank^giviiig din
ner. Order it here where it is mad
right and sold right, like all Bijo i
J^anct*. Hprt,
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The Finest Stock of Fresh
Hens ^nd Chickens Ever
No. 1, Broadway,
after it is mixed with the white of the
egg will make it thicker.
Good Whitewash.
A whitewash tliat will not easily
wash or rub off may be made of ten
parts of slaked lime added to one part
of the best hydraulic cement, the whole
0 $
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PHONE 7«0
THE FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPTTBLTCAlSf. TTTESTVAY, NWEMBEI?
I THE FORUM'S THANKSGIVING MARKET GUIDE
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side ringlets are once more the rage and are wonderfully becoming to most
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10e, 12J^c, 15c and 18c Per Pound
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W 4^- Figs, Crisp Celery, Seasonable Vegetables of all kinds, Staole and rFancv r.r^ri«
Crisp Celery, Seasonable Vegetables of all kinds, Staple and Fancy Groceries/
"FINEST AND MOST SANITARY MARKET IN THE WEST*
mixed well with salt water. It should
be applied thin. This recipe has the
Sanction of our own national govern
ment, which has had large experience
In whitewashes.
(Additional Market Ads on Page
9.)
Chop Souey, at Rathskeller, Moorhead.
Plenty of Ringlets For the
New Style ol Hairdressing
coiffure therefore bangs and
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Vou do not know how really delicious this tea.will taste' wit
your Thanksgiving dinner. Six blends to choose from.
S. HADE LAND
413 BROADWAY
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Fargo—See
Telephone 591*-5Sf2:
Heard Here
And There
MRS. FRANCES HODGSON BUR
NETT PROCLAIMS HER DOC
TRINE OF CHEERFULNES8
ONE DRAWBACK TO OUT Of
DOOR SLEEPINGh-^WHAT 18 Af»
IMMORAL BOOK?—THE DOLl
FAO SILLIEST .OP ALL.
Mr?„ FRANCES HODGSON BUR
NETT proclaims herself the apos
tie of happiness.
"I practice a doctrine of eliminatioi
I on that which will not make me hap
i py," she says. "I am the prophet .»
happiness. In the early Victorian day
I it was fashionable to be uhhappy am
morose, but we have changed aiiutha
now.
"Unhappiness is indecent, not ro
spectable and futile. An argument
too. is futile. In the first place, an ar
I gument can't exist unless it is founder
on fact, and a fact is a fact and can*
permit of argument. I believe our bi|
creative powers of things intellects
are the powers that come from with
out. That is the real manifestation o
the psychic.
"People,should forget their devils un
•ceep their pink lamps lighted. Thai
little word among my friends. A pink
lamp always makes everything lo
lovely. It Is always blooming. So
toll each other all the nice things wt
an whenever we can and always. You
.'nust sacrifice everything to be happy
if you arc happy you know you are
bound to be good, for you can't be
happy unless you are good."
Sleeping out of doors may be at) Wry
well for your own health in crisp au
tumn weather, and porch sleeping all
winter is to be recommended, say the
doctors, but what if your snores dis
turb the neighborhood? This happen
ed recently In East Orange, N. J., where
a formal complaint was lodged against
the snorers.
Mrs. Theodore Roberts gave a Dew
definition of an Immoral book tn Tier
•jpeech before the New York City Fed
eration of Women's Clubs. She said:
"It is hard to decide just what is ar n
is not an immoral book, opinions differ
so. However, it seems to me that a
book which places in the heart a desi- e I
for virtue or engenders a hatred
vice cannot be immoral, no matter how I
broad its lines.
The most immoral literature Is that
Which touches upon the most sacr* I
Relations of life lightly, and all too of
,len such a book is considered innoci
?us. Just remember when the 1ra!o
rill BEST GIRL LIKES
Bijuu candies you can find a straight I
way to her heart if you feed her on
dainty Bijou sweets. Candy of nl:
kinds, but all one quality—the v5ry I
best—at the Bijou Candy Mart.
Into yoijr
Markei
Basket
do not
negleci
to include
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Ducks, i-'
Them
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,til
i deserted wife in jestingly treated as
a frump and old you are laughing, when
you laugh at her, at the heart agony of
another woman.
'This callous attitude toward suffer
ing has seemed to me to be one of the
real menaces of otir day."
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Come for your Th*rksgiviog Dinner to the
W O K I I N V I A I S E S A U A N
J. C. Everhart.Prop. ., 223 N. P.
GOOD COOKING, TASTT 'IffD €000 5ERTICF
Xo. 1 Turkey, fresii killed lf€J|A
and drawn, per lb 0O
Sweet Milk, pure, rich and
wholesome, per quart..*..... €lll#
Skimmed Milk, for oyster JSa
stews, per quart ». *frf#
Buttermilk, fresh and pure,
per gallon illU
3 So
Clem merle Anderson
DAINTY
DELICACIES
tOH
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Buy your Fruit Cake,
Macaroons, Angel Food
Cake and all kinds of
Cakes, Pies and Pastries
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Nothing like it, rich and smooth, a flavor
that will please the most par- 0\
ticular coffee drinker. Order c|.i
a pound. Per pound.. •®,v
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The latest society fad is carrying a regular places for the dolls °*t their
bisoue doll, Wes. attnelr ta-
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The Market Where Qualify aaid Economy Meet
Corner Front and Eighth Street
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dolls to receptions, parties and motor^
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women
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do,A ,uncheons
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A SQUARE iViLAL AND A
and
Size, your pfeK
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a
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ment, per pouiid ..
Good Turkeys, per lb., 10c fo 14c
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Are.
Butterine, good grade, in
10
lb. lots, per lb
The Kind That Mother r* 1
allll V^SICv Used to Make, per lb. I
The most delicious bakery gfoods on the market.
Made of the best materials by skilled bakers under
sUicJijf sanitary conditions. k
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Phone 1238.
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