The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 22

FRIDAY, DECEMEER 2. 1313 Minneapolis Star. TWENTY-TWC even snip at it. Instead brush it' Take a comb and coax that wave upward with a brush, to be deeper and the curl tighter. Brush all the hair upward and'11 heUer belter- an tirv in with infant's hair should not be styled.

Miss Chatfield: Am I wise in not marrying until I can find the girl who measures up to all my requirements? University Sororities to Give Yule Parties Before Vacation Minneapolis Settlement Children to Receive Gifts Exchanged at Tri-Delt House; Zeta Tau v5 FIRST HAIRCUT FOR BABY GIRL IS IMPORTANT By PATRICIA LINDSAY Beauty and You) The day arrives when the young jour finger tips. Brush it again upward and notice how the hair falls naturally into a wave or curl. DEAR MISS CHATFIELD: I don't think my requirements are too high but I can't find' the girl that fits into my picture. I'm just an average man, hardworking, sober and ambitious, have never been married and want a wife that's never been married. Since I'm on the road all the Give Toys Alphas to i iOHRISTMAS is three weeks away week there wouldn't be any sense a 1 ami Un'f i-9i'il uMth in getting mar- fr mo Is YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT COFFEE FLAVOR FROM M-J-B's RICHER ROAST Christmas parties Monday and Tuesday.

Parents of Alpha Phi. wlll give the actives and pledges a party at the chapter house Tuesday. vFollowing dinner, members will exchange gifts. Mrs. Harry A.

Mur-phy is in charge. Gifts will be exchanged around a Christmas tree by Phi Omega sPig when the alumnae gives a party Monday night at the chapter I house. An inexpensive Star Want Ad may solve your problem. Ilea inc WUC lUUIUII nini JERRY. ANSWER: Jerry, you have the right idea in looking for a wife who will fit into jour picture and, while- it' true that the average girl wants a home in the bargain hen she takes a husband, there are plenty of girls who would be glad to take the high road with an ambitious, sober man at the steering wheel.

Furthermore, when a girl says J'es to the sort of proposition you will make you may be reasonably sure she loves jou and isn't marrying you for what you ean give her. There's no limit to the number of. girls a knight of the road may meet. His opportunity is made to order. Besides the home towners, the customers have daughters, or sisters, or girl friends to whom they will gladly introduce Mm if he makes it known that he's scouting.

Here are the tips: Take your time, look around and don't let impatience betray you into a compromise. CAROLINE CHATFIELD. 7L make grand coffee withK-J'Bi Winter Garden Fun The earnest gardener can have almost as much fun in winter as in summer. Sunny windows, numerous window shelves and brackets, a plain low table or two with castors or an unused tea wagon to follow the sun from window to window, and attractive window boxes' will afford plenty of space for the culture of numerous varieties of indoor plants. est lady in the family must have her.

baby' hair trimmed. Mother-would do best if she cut her child's hair at home, Hair groves various lengths if should not be chopped off in ridges. In cutting take an inch or two off of each strand. Do not attempt to cut both sections the same length. And never use clippers.

Leave the back hairline as it is! Do not W. C. BRIX SONS Riii'a own made fcaumr mitt from th flncat milrrlnla and are very taaty and rrnnomiral to tine. Fresh Dressed Roasting Chickens, lb ...19231 Fresh Dressed Spring Ducks, lb. 18 Lamb Legs, Lamb Shoulder, lb 15S Lamb Loin or Rib Chops, Lamb Breast, lb Brix's Sugar Cured Picnics, lb ..........15 Lard In cartons, ...9 Fresh Neck Bone and rigs Feet; 5 Swift's Premium Bacon by tho lb Brix's fine Headcheese, Ring Liver Sausage and Ring Bologna, lb 15(i Swedish Mutton Roll, Pork Chops, lb Smoked Ham Hocks, Cranberry Sauce, Ocean Spray, 2 No.

cans Whole Kernel Corn, Fairway, No. 2 cans .23 Glace Peel, Fairway Citron, Lemon, Orange and Mixed 3 3-oz. pkgs 25' Fairway Peanut Butter, ib. jar r.19 Texas Seedless Grapefruit, 1 dozen 39 Winesap Apples, box 89 Sweet Potatoes, New Jerseys, 4 lbs. ..23 OCCIDENT FLOUR 49 lbs.

for $1.49 NASH'S I lbs. COFFEE 49c 915 W. Broadway CHerry 8357 1433 4th St. NE. GR.

2812 Finr fin vrsr fsnrf1 miallv hut some sororities will have their Betty Lothrop, Minneapolis, Is in charge of the party Monday night at Alpha Delta Pi house for alumnae, actives and pledges. She is being assisted by Jean Hoflin, Henriette, and Winifred Stark, Minneapolis. Gifts exchanged by Tri Dells at their party at the house Monday night will be given to children at a Minneapolis settlement house. Margaret Hundredmaik, Minneapolis, is chairman. Helen Barta, St.

Paul, is in charge of the Alpha Gamrra Delta party at the house on Monday night. Zeta Tau Alphas will exchange gifls with one another at the party Monday night at the chapter house. They will also send toys to the sorority's health center in Virginia. Joyce Minneapolis, is in charge. AID INSTALLATION Mrs.

Lucille Crandall, senior regent of Minneapolis chapter No. 390, Women of the Moose, will assist with installation ceremonies for the new chapter of Payne Avenue Moose lodge Rat-urday in the ooms, I Florence dean of Mrs. Crandall the Academy of Friendship, will preside. A program and basket social is planned for the next meeting. Proceeds will go to the library at Mooseheart lodge.

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CHRISTIE GEANKOPLI3 Mrs. Geankoplis is district governor of the Daughters of Penelope who will give a dance at the Commodore hotel Orange Crates, Apple Boxes in Decorations Old signs, posters and newspapers, orange crates and apple boxes will be used for decorations at Pioneer hall's third annual "Lug and Dame" costume party at the dormitory Friday night. Chaperons will be Drs. and Mmes. E.

L. Hais-lett and T. Stowring of Minneapolis. Committees include decorations, Harold Arbogust, John O'Day, Justus Riek, Lester Miller and Don Plett; music, Bill Giswold, Charles Mies and Lloyd Wilcox; refreshments, Gordon Donnelly, Irwin Biren and Bill Hill; program; Jim Barnard, Dick Watson and Bruce King. KMOKKI) I'ICMCS 15c 12c ditmipc 10 i.

ivnivw AVU. EI.I.O WRAP BACON SQUARES LEAF LARD 81 Summer Sausage 15C BKNT mm POT ROAST LB 15C TO 1(1 I B. AVCi, 4 wm PORK LOINS iH- lOfC Pork Shoulders IR- loC I'l RK I'OHK mm Breakfast Links 1 DC 4c NECK BONES RUMP ROAST VEAL CHOPS VKAI. LEG ROAST HOI. I.

F.I) VEAL ROAST SWIFT'S SL. BACON RROOHFIKI.D PATTIES I.B. 11c 19c I.B. IB 10Q 18c 15c 19c 408 E. HENN.

AVE. 21 WEST LAKE ST. MEAT MARKET AT. 0421 Home Made Sausage rum Rendered Lard SC Fancy Spring Chickens cOC Stiimlliu AA Rib Roast doO 4-11 lllh Bfff GEmm Round Steak OOC Fancy Turkeys. Leg-Lamb Krakowska 35c Leaf Lard -9c Eye Frosted Foods Lutefisk 9c Good Pot Roasts.

1 7c 3 I Mid-Winter Rally for Tipi Wakan jiYouth Conference The annual mid-winter rally of the Tipi Wakan Youth conference is being held today, Saturday and tJSunday at Portland Avenue Christian church. A chow mein dinner is scheduled for this evening and a banquet Saturday noon when speakers will include Rev. Paul B. Rains, ijMinneapolis; Loren DeWitt, Rochester; -Jess Leavitt, St. Paul, and Genefrede Harris, Des Moines, Iowa.

Miss Marian Rains Is state president. ALUMNAE TO MEET The University, of Michigan Twin City alumnae will meet at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 10 with Mrs. Frank Howes, 1472 Ashland avenue, St.

Paul. A 'program tea Will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Jacobsen studios. On the program will be Carolyn Margaret Johnson, Richard Eng- ouist. Stanford Kroman, Elaine Campbell, Mary Lou Johnson, Mar-jorie Beddor and Emarie Ewald.

The Women' Co-operative Guild -will have a party Saturday evening at the Franklin creamery auditorium. Miss May Riguero, 105 E. Twenty-fifth street, will entertain the Du Clettes club at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Town and Country club will have a dinner dance Saturday evening.

This fourth anniversary of the Birthday club will be entertained at a party at the Curtis hotel Saturday, at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Harold L. Kramer, 4715 Elliot avenue is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Clarence' Hertogs and Earl Jenson.

Sidney Thwlng, 1298 Goodrich avenue, will be host at a dinner! party at the Curtis hotel Saturday I for a group of university friends. Mrs. Melville C. Stenson, 4020 Xerxes avenue will give a birthday dinner for her niece, Gloria Johnson, Saturday evening in her home. Florence Lehmann of WCCO will speak to Theta Sigma Phi, journalism sorority, at 5 p.m.

Sunday at the Alpha Xi Delta house, 1115 Fifth itreet S.E. Rembrandt photo, Mrs. Gnerer Mrs. Nicholas Liebis photo, Mrs. Nepsha Gnerer is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ole Hanson, 7521 Girard avenue S. She was married at the Church of the Assumption, Richfield. Mrs. Joseph W.

Nepsha (Helen Petroff) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Josul, 2118 California street N.E. What Price Beef? ISl RUFF BROS: STEAKS Blhhon PORTERHOUSE 50c CLUB STEAK 50c TOP SIRLOIN boneless 60c ROASTS-ROLLED RIB BONELESS FLAT END 38c HIGH END 45c Friday and Saturday Specials 9c0LE0. 12c TOP ROUND RST.

42? RIB BOILING 15c NECK POT ROAST. 17c CHUCK POT 22c Jigg's Favorite Ham, boneless, 33c LARD In Cartom Lb. Lamb Legs, Lamb lb. 16c Lamb Ib. 10c lb 22c FRESH DRESSED 411 East Hennepin Ave.

mm i Keguiar gnna. fusion of rare coffee flavors in i the roasting. The natural result is a richer roast of coffee so full of fla. vor that it is delicious every -time mild, medium or strong. Try M-J-B today and see.

1 1922 Hennepin 721-729 W. Broadway Robbinsdale KE 8543 HY-9271 HY 968S DELIViai Eggs, Fresh A grade, doz. 32 Butter, Country Roll, Oleomargarine, 1 lbs 254 Flour. Ruff 49 lbs, $1.19 AH other brands, 49 lbs, $1.48 Cucumbers, each .54 Broccoli, about 2-lb. bunch 154 Green Onions, bunch ......54 Radishes, 4 bunches 104 Head Lettuce, -10c 2 for 154 Tender Dwarf Celery, bchlO Large Celery, each t.104 Cal.

Carrots, bunch ..64 Bulk Carrots, 5 .104 Sweet Rutabagas, 5 ..104 Onions, Yellow Globe, 4 lbs.104 Potatoes. Wt, pk. 194, bu 654 Russet Potatoes, peck. ,...29 4 Hubbard Squash, 104 Individual Squash, 5 104 Cabbage, solid, 1J4 Jersey Sweet Potatoes .54 Krispy Crackers, 2 lbs 274 Quality Fig Bars, lb .104 Sandwich Cookies, 2 254 Sweet Oranges, 20-294 Apples, Winesap, box .894 Jonathan Apples, 4 ...254 bushel $1.95 Grapefruit, 5 for. .154 Cranberries, large, .19 Grapes, F.mperor, 2 .184 Dates, 2-lb.

box. .194 Marshmallows, lb. 134 Peanut Brittle, 2 lbs t254 Xmas Cards, box of 20... 3 94 Quality Rickey, Gin. Ale.

8, 254 King's Court Mixer, 2 for 254 Orange Juice, 8 No. 2 cans 29c Grapefruit Juice, 3 254 Grapefruit, No. 2 can .104 Tomato Juice, 3 for 254 Apricots, lb. 194 Prunes, large size, 8 4 Prunes, Jumbo size, 2 lbs. 254 Raisins, 2-lb.

bag 154 Pie Cherries, 2 cans ,.254 Pumpkin, large can. .94 Pumpkin, can, 2 for 154 Raspberries, can 1. 1 184 Pineapple, Cr. pr 2 134 Pineapple, Sl No. 2 2 274 Fruit Coektaii; 2 .254 Mushrooms, pieces, ,1194 Peas, 4 cans .294 Tomatoes, Corn, Beets, 4, 25! Wh.

Ker. Corn, Spinach, 3 ,254 Fey Yellow Corn, No. 1 can 54 Wax or Gr, Beans, 3 cans 254 Pork Beans, No. IVi can 104 Sauer large can, 154 Napkins, 100 for 104 Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets, 6 254 Wax Paper, 125 .......184 Jergens Soap, 6 bars. .254 Super Suds, pkg.

214; 10c pkg. Free. P. G. or Crys.

White, 10, 324 QUALITY MEAT Pure Lard, 1-lb. cartons i '4 Boneless Rolled Hams, lb: '294 Hormel Ln. Strip Bacon, lh.264 Choice Lei; o' Lamb, Pork Tenderloin Roast, lb. 184 Pork Loin, Rib End, lb 144 Small Pork Shoulders, Veal Roast, good out, 1.174) Fresh Veal Stew, Beef Shldr. Roast, Beef Short Ribs, llf Rolled Beef Rib.

.224 Fresh Weiners, lb. 1 9r Bulk Sauer Kraut, 10() HASH'S 2 lbs. THE LEADER iilMl QIC Fresh BABY PORK LOINS, Whole, 18c Minced Ham. lb. 12c By the rifce Kosher Salami lb.

29c Mince Meat 2 lbs. 25c Cheezham Spread Cheese "fOc Beef Tongue l9c i Specials on All Our Pork Loin 16c Pork Shoulders 4c Spare Ribs 15c Fresh Hams 18c Strip Bacon 18c Cottage Ham 25c Polish Sausage Fresh Blood Casings Full Line Bird's Specials for Friday and Saturday No. 1 Cimfry ja aaa I Pure Cnrton mm9 tmmmm BUTTER 27C LARD 3 25C Large Solid Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE, headO Fancy Green Texas Slicing CUCUMBERS for Sr-r-PonK Hormrl Palry Hugar Curfd 16c PICNICS Frpnh Small Pnrlc 0 SHOULDER 13C Milk Fed Veal Leg Roast Minnesota Beef Mince Meat 1 2c Veal Legs, lb. Veal Shanks, Ib. 9c Veal Breast, lb.

10 Sirloin Butts Ib. 19c Nar. Strip Bacon 19c Whole, Half Pork Loin End Rst. lb. 15c Klldahl Tagged Lutefisk Fresh Beef Tongue, Ib.

1 5c Anntae Ron RpfltitlPK, HppieS Dellc, Wlnrtaps lbs. 25c Roane 9 DeailS or 15c lbs. GRAPEFRUIT 10 for 25c or LEMONS. 15c 9A MARKET Urn mm BBBaV mmm mmmmm HY. 9588 Orders SI or Over l' Delivered Freel FlOUr PUltbury'.

..49 lbi. $1.53 Fig Bars Su9hin. m. 10c Cookies Marshmallnw 25c Macaroni Corn TEAS Kraut 4 No. 2 Can No.

Cana .2 rans large, 25c 25c 25c 01c 25c 15c 25c Snlder' rcaa Early Garden. Oranges for Bananas Head Lettuce' fancy Texan 4 lor Apples extra fancy. .4 lbs. Grapefruit 10 25c Grapes I9c .2 lbs Cranberries 2 lbs, s. A bunchei Carrots 2 f.

35c lie Chase Sanborn, 2 pkgs. for 45c CAMAY SOAP 3 for lie G. 10 bars 36c CRISC0 3-lb. can 47c MORTON'S SALT 2 for 15c Center Cut SHOULDER ROAST 1 4c Lomissr 16c I Hnrmpi Ktrlp 17c 121c BACON. TONGUE Sliced Beef Liver 15c Ring Bologna 12c Grocery Specials Wheaties, pkg.

10c Soup VrePtable 5 rans 25c Grape Juice 25c Beets, Carrots Can. 4 for 25c Chuck Roast 12c No. I Minc'd Ham 12c Fruit and Vegetables Tusi SfdlM Grapefruit 10 for 25c Annlaa Jonathan, Rome 44. MppieS Beauty, Dfllci.iunO ll. Cranberries 2, 25c Oranges 15c Fresh Juicy Dates 3 lbs.

25c Fancy Crisp Celery 2 for 9c RriiccitU RnrAiitc 9 Ike 1 SWEET TEXAS SEEDLESS JUICY SUNKIST ORANGES 325 W. B'dway MEATS Pork Loin Pork Shoulder 13 Jc. Pork Chops )b. 1 6c Pork Steak 15c Pork Hocks 10c Pork Feet 04c Beef Roast rhoke lb. 1 3c-1 6c Rolled Roast I9c 10c 18c dllUII IIIU) VI Short Cuts and Sirloin Ib.

Beef Rump Mhola I I Veal Shoulders 1 3c Veal Stew lb. 10c Veal Steak: 17c Turkey Ib. 25c Chickens.nnc;i.,,V.r1I,. 19c Hens Ycnyf 16c Lutefisk" 08c Wittch for Our Grand Opening at Our New Location 413-415 West Broadway iiiii.iiuuuumuiJiuiyliim mi SINCE F0LKS iSUNSHINE GET AB0UT 7 0F THEM 1 CERTAINLY ARE CRISP SJv1 FOR A PENNY, THEY MIGHT I RV AND FLAKY! CJJlV-AS WELL ENJOY THE 3 I COFFEE 49c In Vacuum Packed Cans 2-lb. Can 48 OCCIDENT FLOUR 49 lbs.

for $1.48 afi'rOR EESLLI8 READ BIAB WAS! A US A LOTS COFFEE In Two Pound Vacuum Cant DRIP OR REGULAR GRIND i.