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WESTERN MINNESOTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE VOL. 25 NO. 2 Moorhead, Minnesota, Dec. 9, 1932

t) V 'i'' DRAGONS, WOLVES ENROLLMENT FOR ® ATTENTION, STUDENTS! T o Leaci Dragons FAMOUS READER COMING WILL TANGLE IN • WINTER QUARTER 3 To secure admission to the Making his second appear­ basketball games during the ance in the College within the TUESDAY'S GAME < urrent season, students must last four years, Henry Lawrence SHOWS INCREASE present their activity tickets to Southwick, president of the Em­ LACROSSE PEDS WILL FURNISH attendants at the entrance to erson College of Oratory, Bos­ TOTAL NUMBER REACHES 684 TO OPPOSITION THE FOLLOW­ the Physical Education budding. ton, and noted as a lecturer and SET AN ALL-TIME M. S. ING SATURDAY ® They will receive admission dramatic reader, will read T. C. RECORD ® tickets to the games which they Shakespeare's "King Richard (By Ed. Eastman) Enrollment for the winter quarter • will presennt, together with the X III" on January 9, as the third Faced with the problem of encoun­ activity ticket, to the attendant number of the lyceum series, totals 684, the largest number of stu­ tering two powerful teams in the next •'Jim" Blaine of Frazee, who was dents ever enrolled on the campus, ac­ • at the door of the gymnasium. elected captain of the 1933 Dragon grid according to announcement made week, following a strenuous game with ® The activity card will then be today by Miss Hayes, chairman cording to Miss Owens, registrar. The the University of North Dakota Sioux machine. A steady, hard-fighting end roll by classes now is: Freshmen, 278; • returned to the student by the Blaine succeeds "Hank" Booher of the of the lyceum committee. last night. Dragon basketeers will en- attendant. Sophomores; 260; Juniors, 66, and Sen­ S '. 2 team, also an end. , gage in a busy weekend of polishing ®®®®®®®®®®®®® iors, 68. Of the total enrollment there off the rough spots in their offensive ®®®®®®®®®®S<9®® are 502 women attending, with a mas­ and defensive play. The Dragons will culine element of 183, according to meet the Northern Wolves of Aberdeen 136 STUDENTS Rachel Stowe Presents Miss Owen's report. Teachers College next Tuesday night Weekly Social Hour Praeceptor With Gift An increase of 21 over the fall term and the LaCrosse Peds on the follow­ To Beg-in Next Week TAKE TEACHER total of 663 indicates the increase in ing Saturday, both games to Ije played A unique wall hanging worked out the number of women enrolled from in the College gymnasium at 8:00 p. m. TRAINING POSTS 484 in the fall term to 502 at the pres­ Due to the postponement of the All- by Rachel Stowe, B. E. *32, editor of Lineup Undecided ent time, and an increase in the male College party until the resumption of the 1930 Praeceptor, has been presented With a group of capable men to COLLEGE HIGH DEPARTMENT IS IN enrollment from 177 to 183. school after Christmas, the first of a to the Praeceptor and is hung in the choose from, Coach Nemzek is unde­ THE LEAD WITH 62 MEMBERS,. series of weekly hops will be held next yearbook office, room 208. Worked Going down the line from the Sen­ cided as to which combinations he ON TEACHING STAFF Tuesday from 4:30 to 5:45 in the newly with crayons on cloth, the oriental iors, who show a substantial increase, will use, but the starting quint will be redecorated room in the west end of scene depicted is entirely original in 68 this term to 59 during the fall term. selected from the following men: For­ According to Miss Lommen, Direc­ the top floor of Weld Hall. design and has worked out in bright the Junior class shows a slight drop wards, Bill and Buzz Robinson, Herb tor of the Training School, 136 students from 73 to 66, the Sophomores have This room has the floor sanded and i colors a very attractive picture. Moberg, and Harold Matson, all let- are included on the teaching staff for finished for dancing, it will be the swelled their numbers from 234 to 260, termen, and Herb Lange, Willard An­ the winter term. Of these, 62 are teach­ locale for a short dance every week while the Freshmen also show a slight derson, and Helmer Langlie. Freshmen. ing in the College High School, under of school until the spring term. CHRISTMAS WILL drop to 278 from 287. 'Centers, Cliff Rasmussen and Wally Er- the supervision of Miss Hawkinson, Registration is practically complete ickson; Guards, Hank Booher, the only Principal of the High School depart­ FEATURE CHAPEL at this time. A supplement to the fall letterman available, Matty Knauf, Carl ment. 45 students comprise the in­ term student directory will be com­ ,Fridlund, Maynard Thompson, Dave STAFF COMPLETE termediate staff unnder the supervision pleted soon and distributed to the stu­ DuVall, and Howard Ruegamer. of Miss Loudon, while Miss Rainey has ASSEMBLY TO MEET ON THURS­ dent body. Wolves Powerful FOR PRAECEPTOR supervision over 19 in the primary DAY EVENING INSTEAD Comparative strength of the Wolves department. In the kinndergarten OF ON FRIDAY can be gained only by matching their APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANTS IS group under Miss Durboraw are six MUSICAL GROUTS 38-37 victory over Jamestown college CONFINED TO THE students. Rev. Ralph Conard, pastor of the' with the Dragon 42-32 victory over the FRESHMEN Those teaching in the College High Flymouth Congregational Church, Far­ 10 STAGE FAK'11 Jimmies last year. Although an un- j School are: Edith Alexander, Lancaster; go, will give a Christmas message to satisfactory method of securing a com­ With the staff finally complete Lucia Askegaard; Moorhead; Donald the student body in chapel next Wed­ parison, nevertheless this would seem after the naming of the assistants in the Bird, Detroit Lakes; Henry Booher, nesday. ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY AT THE to indicate that the Aberdeen cagers Album section yesterday, plans for the Manhattan, Montana; Lyman Bringgold. Student assemblies will be held next PRODUCTION OF "PIGS" TO jplay a classy brand of basketball, fea­ 1933 Praeceptor are definitely under­ Pine Island; Sarah Chaffee, Moorhead: Thursday evening at 8:00 p. m. instead j BE GIVEN TONIGHT Edna Connelly, Sabin; Annabell Criser, turing a powerful attack. way before the Christmas holidays. A of Friday at the fourth hour. This has Fargo; Hazel Deal, Wheaton; Jeanne In the Jamestown game, the two Ab­ general meeting on Wednesday took up been arranged to give the students the The musical organizations of the col­ DeMars, Ada; Alice DuBois, Fargo; erdeen forwards. Gregerson and Wil­ the book as whole, while sectional benefit of the extra hour, vacation be­ lege will conclude the week end at a Eugene Eininger, Detroit Lakes; Mrs. liams, scored 27 of the team's 38 points. meetings begun this week and to be ginning at 11:00 instead of at noon. party to be given tomorrow night at Winnifred Gottenborg, Detroit Lakes. These two men with Wolvington at continued next week will consider plans The program on Thursday evening will 8:00 in the rehearsal room -of Weld Clare Hallack, Fargo; Ruth Hallen- center and Willard and Leland at for the various departments. be composed of Christmas carols pre­ Hall. Games, stunts, and dancing are berg, Moorhead; Patrick Hewitt, John­ (Continued nn Page Four) sented by the choir. Between numbers, on the evening program. The musical lone Larson, Moorhead, has been se­ son; Olive Hoganson, Perley; Florence one of Miss Tainter's pupils will give a groups have been busy the past week lected as Art editor, and Donald Bird. Hyatt, Thief River Falls; Kenneth Detroit Lakes, Athletic editor, to com­ reading. preparing for coming events. FORMAL RUSHING Johnson, Underwood; James Krajeck, The orchestra, under the direction plete the major staff positions. With Wheaton; lone Larson, Moorhead; Her­ Talking about criminal law and pro­ the exception of the naming of Bere­ cedure in last Wednesday's chapel pro­ of Mr. Preston, will play a number of bert Moberg, Moorhead; Eugenia Paine, selections at the Dramatic Club's play. BROUGHT TO CLOSE nice Cox, Moorhead, as album assistant, Pelican Rapids; Florence Powell, Far­ gram, Mr. James Garrity, Clay county the remainder of the appointments attorney, showed the part the states at­ "Pigs", to be given tonight at 8 o'clock. go; William Robinson, Manhattan, Mon­ Among them are "Uspania", a Spanish SORORITIES ANNOUNCE PLEDGES were confined to freshman assistants torney had in dealing with persons tana; Elmer Stanghelle, Argyle; Walter rapsody by Chabrien; "Coronation AFTER SERIES OF WEEK­ Irene Wiedeman, Moorhead, is the charged with violating a criminal law. Stanghelle, Argyle, Gorman Thompson, March ', Meyerbier; and "Around the END FUNCTIONS freshman aide in the album department; Thief River Falls; Helen Walker, Fargo. Dwelling with the part a county attor­ Veronica McCarthy, Fargo, in the fea­ Country Church" by Jean Begham. The two-year upper grade student ney played in criminal procedure, Mr. Following a week-end of social af­ ture department; Mildred Lee, Madison, Making their first appearance this teachers are: Palma Belsaas, Boyd; El­ term, the College Band, directed by fairs, the four sororities on the campus and Gladys Flom, Devils Lake, N. D., Garrity showed what rights and priv­ izabeth Bickerdike, Rosholt, S. D.; Elmer Uggen, played last night at the announced their pledges on Wednes­ in the activities department, and Eliza- 1 ileges h person accused of crime had Jerry Bisek, Mahnomen; Leroy Boyd. basketball game with the University of day, Dec. 7. The Pi Mu Phi pledges beth Hoag, Harwood, N. D., in the or­ Fargo; Adolph Brasch, Verndale; Har­ in the courts of the state. In summing are: Doris Johnson, Minneota; Galene North Dakota. A second band also ganizations department. old Dwight, Blue Earth; Joe Edlund, up his talk, he gave a glimpse of cases Haugen, Fertile; Mildred Abel, Milnor, under the direction of Mr. Uggen was Fergus Falls; Alyce Emanuelson, Karl­ of pathos and cases having an element organized last Monday. As its mem­ N. Dak.; Signe Olson, Fargo; Grace MURRAY SPEAKS AT LAMBDA PHI stad; Edna Engesether, Mcintosh; Al­ Johnson, Moorhead; Phoebe Aylen, Au­ Mr. Murray spoke at the meeting yce Estenson, Morris; Helen Halloway, of humor that come before a states at­ bership is still tentative, more informa­ burn, Washington; Alice French, Fargo; Tuesday night of Lambda Phi Sigma Pelican Rapids; Gordon Hanson, Ken­ torney in his work. tion concerning this organization will and Irene Weideman, Moorhead. on the subject, "The Appreciation of nedy; Cordula Horn, Borup; Robert be given later. Those pledged to Psi Delta Kappa Literature. Sydney Kurtz presided at Jeffrey, Detroit Lakes. (•> •> ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® • are: Gladys Flom, Devils Lake, N. D.; the business session that preceded the Adele Jensen, Fargo; Einar Johnson, ® ® Norma Larson, 'Moorhead; Genevieve formal program. ' (Continued on Page Four) ® CALENDAR OF EVENTS A. A. U. P. Will Elect Peterson. Georgetown; Anabelle Criser, ® Officers On Monday Fargo; Frances Olson, Fargo; Margaret ® Tonight, 8:15 p. m.—Dramatic Larson, Fargo; and Hazel Hewitt, Hills- Talk of "Pigs Permeates Campus As ® Club presents "Pigs" at Weld The College Chapter of the American boro, N. D. , ® Hall. * The pledges for the Gamma Nu so- Association of University Professors ® Saturday, 8:00 p. m.—Music rprity are as follows: Martha Atkinson, Dramatic Cast Prepares For Play will hold a tea on Monday, at which ® Groups party in music rooms. Moorhead; Jewel Ydstie, Moorhead; time new officers will be elected. At ® Weld Hall. Mildred Lee, Madison; Rhoda Salver- The talk of the town is "pigs"—the "Pigs" in this section of the country. the meeting last week a discussion of ® Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—Basketball son, Ada; Ann Herried, Moorhead; talk of thecollege is "Pigs", and fonight Even Miss Tainter, although she may "Registration in Its Relation to Place­ ® game, Aberdeen Teachers Col- Jednetie Thompson, Sabin; Lenore is the night of nights when that homely not openly admit it, believes the de­ ment was led by Miss ^ommen and ® lege vs. Dragons, Physical Kravik, Madison; Jean Frost, Fargo; agrarian theme will be dramatically pression in the hog-market is due for Dr. Archer. ® Education building. Jessamine Colehour, Fargo; Luella portrayed on the stage of the auditor­ an upward break this evening. The A. Aj U. P. includes at present ® Friday, Dec. 16—4 p. m.—Christ- Moen, Moorhead; Mary Louise Um- ium by a predominantly Freshman cast The vulgar is become refined—the over 10,000 members from 341 univer­ ® mas vacation starts. hoefer, Moorhead; Lucille Weir, Fargo; of the Dramatic Club. With the incan­ grunting and squealing of mere "Pigs" sities and colleges. The objects of the ® Saturday, Dec. 17, 8 p. m.—Char- Aileen O'Laughlin, Moorhead; and Ev- tation of two realistic pigs from the is become a topic for polite conversa­ Association as defined in the constitu­ .elyn Graves, Montevideo. ethereal air, forthwith ensconced in a tion. In the dust of a whirl-wind plot ® ity basketball game, LaCrosse, tion are: "To facilitate a more effective The Beta Chi's have as their pledges: none-too-stable pig-sty, and the dis- j set into motion by Harry Ward and ® Wisconsin State Teachers Col- «*ean Lang, Orleans; Vivian Clausen, covery of one who could volubly imi­ Gladys Flom in the leading parts, trail ® lege vs. Dragons. Physical Ed- cooperation (among teachers and in­ Pelican Rapids; Betty Wilder, Fargo; tate the oral emanations of those earthy j a brilliant array of eccentric characters, ® ucation building. vestigators in universities and colleges ® Saturday, December 30, 8 p. m., Evelyn Swenson, Alvarado: Palma Bel- animals, all is in readiness for the rais- j and of course the "Pigs". and in professional schools of similar ^aas, Boyd; Margaret Corliss, East ing of the curtain on one of the most If you don't believe that there's mon­ ® Annual booster game. Cob- grade, for the promotion of the interests Grand Forks; Avis Jensen, Hallock; si^e-splitting dramas ever presented at ey in "Pigs ', just drive your Ford over ® bers vs. Dragons. Catherine Jones, Moorhead; Edith Al­ the college. to the auditorium this evening, and ® Tuesday, January 3, 8 a. m.— of higher education and research and exander, Lancaster; Norinne Keough, With the woe and grief of the di­ watch how it's done by a live-wire ® School resumed following the in general to increase the usefulne: ® Christmas vacation. Breckenridge; Gertrude Thykeson, Fer­ rector's nightmare—the dress-rehearsal young man over the opposition of a ' and advance the standards and ideal. gus Falls; and Lucille Rayson, Thief —over, even the cast is optimistic and varied assortment of appending rela- ® of the profession." River Falls. cheerful about the market price of tivps. ® ® ® ® ® @ ® ® ® ® ® ® • •) Page 2 The Western MiSTiC Dev. 9, 1932

completely to basketball. ! ®— @ The Western MiSTiC ***** From Our Exchanges I A wwkly new pai er published by Moorhead State Teachers College every Friday of the "O wad some power the Giftie gie us —fc College year. Printed in the College Print Shop and issued at the College. Entered a* second class matter at the Postoffice at Moorhead, Minnesota. To see oursels as ithers see us," quoth Robert Burns quite some Jamestown Collegian Subscription price, $1.50: single copies. 6c. Subscriptions are included in the student time ago, but anent Pres. MacLean's talk in chapel last week about Jamestown, N. D. activity fee and in the alumni dues. loafers, yodelers, gallopers, and crabs, it might very easily apply to us. According to the decision of the men's * * * * * inter-society council, rushing activities Don't forget the three act comedy, "Pigs", which will be given to­ will be carried on this year in much the (Charter! RTFL ^ II PA ) Member) night in Weld Hall auditorium. same way as by the women's societies. * * * * i The period of rushing will officially With the Praeceptor staff completed and work begun under the close at midnight December 15. « * » Member Moorhead Chamber of Commerce able direction of Editor Clarence Glasrud, we can look forward to another splendid year book next Spring. However, the cooperation of The College Chronicle St. Cloud, Minn. EDITORIAL BOARD every student is necessary to make it truly representative of the Dr. L. D. Zeleny of the St. Cloud AXEL TAFL1N _ _ Editor-in-chief College. HAZEL DEAL ...... 4 _ Associate Editor Teachers College, and Dr. Ross Finney AI.WIN COCKING Make-up Editor of the University of Minnesota have JACK BRIDGES News Editor - CECIL E. VEITCH. (Pub. Comm.) . State Editor written a book "Educational Sociology". Through The Week At M. S. T. C. It will be published by D. C. Heath SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS & and Co. Academic Editor THKLMA NELSON * * * CLARA UNDSETH Alumni Editor (With apologies to Mr. Movius of the Fargo Forum) A poetic (?) summary— The Exponent JOURNALISM CLASS On Tuesday school began with pep ... a new term, now we'll have to step . Aberdeen, S. D. OLIVER ASP LYMAN C. BRLNGGOLD Forty-five students have come to the A. BERENICE COX . . the marks came out and showed a few . . . that there were things they ALWIN COCKING Northern State Teachers College this EDWARD EASTMAN MARGARET C. EVJE shouldn't do . . . Didn't our orchestra play just fine? . . .why not hear them year from colleges and high schools MURIEL FILBRANDT EUGENIA HAWLEY another time? ... the Thaviu concert praised long and loud ... by a very en­ outside of the state. LILLIAN KANKEL ELEANOR LAING thusiastic crowd . . . The debaters are ready and have a good line . . . Sorority ELINOR LINNGRF.N JOHN O'BRIEN * * * rushing provides social time . . . The Dramatic Club presents "Pigs" tonight . . . MARY E. RECK IRENE WIEDEMANN Teachers College Budget 1 tts a school event, it's a shining light . . . Two of our men on N. T. C. Conference BUSINESS STAFF Valley City, N. D. team . . . At Hill and Dank we certainly beam . . . Moberg and Knauf make GORMAN THOMPSON Business Manager As an outgrowth of a meeting of rural Circulation Manager second berth . . . who can doubt that our men are worth? . . . and so for this DONALD E. BIRD minded students on Armistice Day, 130 _ Advertising Manager LYMAN BRINGGOLD week here ends this patter . . . with just a bit of nonsensical chatter. students and faculty advisors organized HENRY B. WELTZIN .Print Shop Supervisor a Rural Life Club. _ Print Shop Assistant •<•> LEONARD LARSON _ * * * BYRON D. MURRAY Faculty Adviser Plans Made For The Spectrum Regulation Of Fargo, N. D. Approximately sixty students of the Campus Parking North Dakota State College will take part in the fifth edition of the Bison Brevities, annual all-college show EDITORIALS Haphazard parking of vehicles driven which will be presented some time in to the campus by the faculty and stu­ February. dents of M. S. T. C. is conducive to a * * * PLATFORM general appearance of cluttering and The Mac Weekly to difficulties in the form of inacces­ St. Paul. Minn. One hundred per cent participation in extra-curricular activities. sibility of the buildings to visitors and Here's to Eastman and Cocking Macalester's total contribution to the Equalization of extra-curricular activities to give maximum service both to delivery vehicles. The committee on Whose actions surely are shocking St. Paul Community Chest is $770.65 as traffic regulation feels that a definite the individual and to the College. One's just too much reported by Professor Russel B. Has­ . plan for regulating the parking is neces- Standardization of routine duties to insure more time for cultural life. Both are always in dutch tings, chairman of the movement in j sary. The following regulations are And they set the whole building a- the college. Creator emphasis placed on standards in the profession of teaching through submitted as a tentative plan. longer periods of training. rocking. *- * * First: Student parking. Students shall be required to park on Said Soc after a "mile-a-minute" Anderson's Bakery the east side of eleventh street, parallel MEETING OUR OBLIGATIONS ride with young Cocking: "You know with the curb, and facing to the north: Here and there some disgruntled business man is moved to com­ I never before appreciated the feeling PIES AND PASTRY FOR j to the north of Wheeler and Comstock ment on the failure of his patrons to understand the full meaning of of security life insurance gives one." THAT LUNCH Halls, at an angle to the curb on the a business contract. His comment is not without cause, and one * * * south side of the street, facing the ve­ 1 Door West of the Post Office begins to wonder who doesn't pay'? Why doesn t he pay.' What Jim Krajeck will be singing new hicles to the east; and on the north side tunes now. Something like—"Rock-a- philosophy permits him to dismiss obligations so lightly? In this an­ of the Campus Circle, parallel with bye Baby", "Sonny Boy", and "They alytical survey one notes a tendency to criticize the professional group the curb fronting the Training School, Call Him Junior". For Lowest Prices for its failure to fulfill contracts. Generally this is an unfair attack Men's Dormitory, and Weld Hall, fac * * * Trade at but nevertheless one wonders if there isn't just a grain of truth in it? ing the vehicles to the west. Bud Ruegamer says that no one can Professional people often give unsparingly of their services, fre­ pull the wool over his eyes. You see Second: Faculty parking. ENGELS quently with no thought of compensation. Contracts as the business he's a Montana sheep herder. The faculty members shall be allow­ 1001 Fourth Ave. So. man understands them, however, do not figure in their lives. Theirs * * * ed to park vehicles anywhere on the Phone 1974 is a philosophy of service. This may account for the situation some Said the Chef to the Waitress: Campus Circle, parallel with the right claim to exist. Anyway its something to think about—something to "Cakeyououttonight?" hand curb. It is urged and expected that discretion will be exercised. check on and to eliminate if it does exist. She replied: "Nodoughnuttowear!" Third: Entrances. SERVICE * * * A PLACE TO STAND No vehicle shall be parked within five feet of the walks leading in from the Archimedes once said, "Give me a fulcrum and a place to stand Prosperity must be here again! The AMERICAN STATE other day a dime fell out of A1 Cook­ curb to the main walks or to building and I will move the earth." He was speaking in a mechanical sense, ing's pocket! Really! entrances. BANK and we recognize that he is rigdt in theory although the accomplish­ * * * Fourth: Passageway between Mae- ment of the deed would be impossible. The meanest woman in the world- Lean Hall and the Physical Education SAFETY Looking at the problem from a philosophical sense the outlook is Bertha Anderson. She woke Herman Building. different. It does not seem so foolhardy or impossible of realization. Krajeck when he was sleeping in the No vehicles shall be parked in the Moorhead, Minnesota We honor the person who has the courage of his convictions to stand Library the other day. passageway between the two buildings firm in what he believes is right even if he is alone in that belief. named above excepting those of the Prompt Parcel Post Service Copernicus dared to defy the powers that be in stating that the earth MissLommenEntertains physical education faculty, which latter moved around the sun instead of the sun revolving around the earth, Training School Faculty may be parked against the south wall. as was the common belief at that time. Columbus braved the dangers Fifth: Driving on Campus Circle. The Training School faculty were en­ All driving on the Campus Circle of the unknown sea to prove his theory that the earth was round. So tertained at a dinner in the kindergar­ shall be to the right. STYLE-CONSCIOUS— down through history we find pioneer souls standing alone, unshaken ten on Monday evening by Miss Lom- Sixth: Tagging of vehicles. men, head of the Training School. Each in their beliefs and ultimately being recognized by the masses as Vehicles parked contrary to the above VALUE-SEEKING department put on a stunt—and togeth­ right. regulations will be tagged. On the tags er put on one for Miss Korsbrek, which A great many of us are too prone to let others do our thinking for will appear suggestions for changing was a kitchen snower. Miss Korsbrek FUR COAT PURCHASERS us. We eagerly follow the crowds in order to be in the majority, the particular mode of parking to con­ has just moved into an, apartment. form with the plan. when in reality we should take a cue from Archimedes, find a place Special guests at the dinner were Mrs. Our Label is a Guarantee Seventh: Stop-signs. to stand and theoretically move the earth. Henry Weltzin and Mrs. Ethel Dur- of Satisfaction boraw's sister, Miss Bonta of Lamonti, One stop-sign will be placed to either side of the passageway between MEETING A FELT NEED Iowa, who has come to spend the win­ FOR That there is a strong demand for a skating rink at the college this ter with Mrs. Durboraw. MaceLan Hall and the Physical Educa­ year is all to evident. Some thirty men have expressed their desire tion Building in order that student FUR COATS and faculty traffic between the two to participate in organized hockey, and countless other students have —® buildings and across that passageway divulged a wish to skate in their spare moments. Miss Comstock may be protected. Shop at It is true that Moorhead provides a fine rink some seven blocks Is Featured In The committee recognizes the possi­ Hoenck's Fur Store from the college. But M. S. T. C. students are loath to form skating Sunday Forum bility of need for modification of the parties where so many others congregate. Moreover, when one con­ above plan. Suggestions for improve­ 57 Broadway Fargo siders the fine gymnasium and football field we have, it seems un­ ment are welcomed and will reach the usual that we should be so lax as to be without skating facilities. committee if addressed to Dr. Lura and The Sunday edition of the Fargo turned in at the Exchange. Situated as we are in the cold belt it would be acomparatively Forum carried a story about Ada Lou­ easy matter to provide a rink for the college. The city would un­ ise Comstock, educator and pioneer. SIGMA TAU DELTA doubtedly provide us the water as they do for other rinks. A place The study was made by Mrs. R. G. TO HOLD CHRISTMAS SUPPER FOR STYLE on the practice field or where the bonfire is situated each fall would Price of Moorhead, former faculty Sigma Tau Delta is planning a suffice adrffirably. A board enclosure of an abandoned rink could member of M. S. T. C., and the paper Christmas supper for Thursday even­ AND QUALITY no doubt be procured at a reasonable cost. presented before the Moorhead Wom­ ing, December 15, at the home of Edith en's Club. So why not build a rink? Student labor would be plentiful; water Wagner. Dr. Locke will be the guest would be no problem; and hockey boards could doubtless be purchas­ Miss Comstock was the first dean of speaker. Shop at women of the University of Minnesota, ed at little cost. the first full time dean of Smith College, By mistake the debate story in last JOSEPH'S and is at the present time president of week's MiSTiC omitted the name of Radcliffe College for women, affiliated Ruth Hillestad on the women's squad From The Editor's Semicircle with Harvard. and substituted that of Evelyn Mc- FURS, • ——-— M. S. T. C. is not the only school to Grann, a debater last year who did not READY-TO-WEAR. Only twelve more shopping days left until Christmas. have honored the name of Comstock. try out this year. • * # • * M. S. T. C. has its Comstock Hall, nam­ ed for Mr. S. G. Comstock, while at Judging from the crowded conditi^hs MILLINERY. LINGERIE, The Dragon-Sioux basketball game last night proved conclusively Smith College the new dormitory has in the library and the serious look on that the team with the highest score wins the game. also been named Comstock Hall, but many heretofore frivolous brows, the and marks must have convinnced many that this one was named for Ada Comstock. FOUNDATION GARMENTS The annual football banquet held last week officially brought to said the Forum story. Miss Comstock a "little studying now and then is a close the 1932 grid season, and now we can turn our attention more was graduated from M. S. T. C. in 1898, needed by the best of men." Dec. 9, 1932 The Western MiSTiC Page 3

®- <• -® DEMONSTRATION Interesting Variety With The Alumni Conference Chatter SCHOMBERS' ®- Make our store your WILL BE GIVEN Features Assemblies ®- » Robert Walls, B. E. '32, and teacher The game with the "U" last night Headquarters at East Grand Forks, was one of the opened a schedule which is full of op­ 306 10th St. So. Moorhead BY COLLEGE HIGH A secret has been discovered! It soloists in the annual Christmas pro­ portunities to see the Dragons in ac­ Phone 1414-W seems as if some one has been trying gram of the Thursday Musical Club of tion against high-class competition. INHIBITION TOMORROW EVENING to hide the fact that in student assembly Grand Forks, which was given Sunday Three conference games, with Bemidji, iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiii = TO FEATURE ATHLETIC- long, but it's out. The November 18 in the United Lutheran Church. Mr. Duluth, and Mankato will be played on ACTIVITIES there will be movies—real (reel) pic­ Walls sang "Every Valley Shall Be Ex­ the home floor. | WELCOME tures, and how! Maybe the people who alted" from "Messiah". * * * |Brenden's Restaurant| Exhibiting work in calisthenics, knew the secret didn't know about it * * * issue of the MiSTiC had printed the Non-league tilts with Aberdeen, La- is the place to eat. tumbling, marching, swimming, and Ivan Ruliffson, husband of Adelle Crosse, St. Thomas, and three games basketball, students of the College High schedule for the winter term assemblies, (Adams) Ruliffson, died in a Fargo illllliiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiMiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii but movies were not mentioned—they with our old rivals, the Concordia Cob­ School will give a demonstration to­ hospital on Sunday from complications bers, are already listed to be played in morrow evening at 7:30 p. m. in the were hidden by the word "tentative". following an accident on his farm near No, the movies won't be given nexl Moorhead. Such a program should TAXI College Gymnasium. Absaraka, N. D., last Thursday. Mr. gladden the heart of the most ardent The demonstration, which will con­ Thursday evening—only something just Ruliffson's arm was caught in the belt Phone as good, as a Syrian merchant would basketball fan. clude with a basketball game between of a corn shredder and suffered two * i * the College High team and Glyndon say. fractures of the arm. Funeral services, High School, is under the general su­ Anyway movies are coming and com­ were held on Tuesday in Fargo. Mankato Teachers opened the season 1717 pervision of Miss Jessie McKellar, ing soon. Besides movies, pepfests, To Mrs. Ruliffson. (Adele Adams) and last weekend with a 47-27 victory over physical education supervisor, and Mr. speeches (not the dry kind) music, young son, Willard, the friends of M. Concordia of St. Paul. If we do as COMSTOCK TAXI Chester Gilpin, College High coach. readings, and plays will be presented. S. T. C. extend their sympathy. well against Concordia of Moorhead, OFFICE who's gonna crab? The physical education exhibition This does not mention the announce­ * « * —Comstock Hotel— will be open to the public and no ad­ ments and warnings that would be sure Mrs. Oscar Erickson, (Florence * * * mission will be charged. Reserved seats to affect the fellow who is not there. Thompson) a two year graduate in St. Cloud Teachers College coaches COURTEOUS SERVICE will be held for all visitors. Oh yes, no admission is charged. It's 1924, whose home was formerly at have laid plans for intramural basket­ E. T. Hanson Kindergarten all free—only the student body has al­ Crookston, now lives at Elbow Lake. ball with probably fifteen teams enter­ * * * The training school as a whole is very ready paid for it. Everybody is not ing the competition. Allowing seven to piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu busy getting ready for Christmas. The only welcome but expected to be there. Henrietta Ekern, a graduate of the two year fourse in 1924, whose home each team, this system will give about Kindergarten children have been mak­ | Attention Students!| was at Lake Park and who formerly a hundred men a chance to participate ing gifts for their parents and are giv­ taught at Detroit Lakes, is teaching at in competitive sports. = This coupon presented by = ing a little program next Friday morn­ Class is Organized = you at our establishment = Klamath Falls, Oregon. * * * ing entitled "A Visit to Santa Claus * * • H is worth $ .25 on any suit = Land", to which they are inviting the in Scout Leadership Mrs. Minnie (Hagen) Lynner, Mrs. When the Moorhead Alumni quint = or dress. ' = parents. The children take the parts of Lena (Roen) Putney, and Mrs. H. H. defeated the Moorhead High Spuds the toys in Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus' toy Thirty-three college men interested (Roen) Ewy, all of Fargo, entertained | CLEANING —PRESSING | shop. other night, four Dragon Freshmen, in Scout Leadership congregated in the the alumni members of the Gamma Nu ALTERATIONS Primary Room small gym a week ago Wednesday with Wally Erickson, Herb Lange, Matty sorority at a Christmas dinner party | MOORHEAD CLEANERS | The Primary home room will be the Karl Parsons and A. Mattiola, assistant on Monday evening at six thirty at the Knauf, and Dave DuVall, were star scene of a Dutch Christmas on Thurs­ Scout Master instructor of Fargo, in home of Mrs. Lynner in Fargo. performers for the Alumns. §jPhone 404 16 Fourth St. So.= day at 2 o'clock. The parents have been charge of the group. Dr. C. P. Archer Moorhead invited to see this dramatization of the gave a talk on -the purpose and values llllllllllllllll!lllll!!ll!llil!!ii!ll!!!!" ":Mt|!l||||||||||||||||l||||| coming of St. Nicholas and will re­ of scouting and scout leadership. Pa­ Choose your new Fall costume at I ceive gifts which the children have trol Leaders, J. Bisek, S. Swenson, L. TO THE made for them. Wambach, R. Monson, and J. Krejack Waterman Ohm Co. FACULTY were chosen by the group. Menser Intermediate OPTOMETRIST AND STUDENTS— Anderson was chosen scribe. ERNEST PEDERSGN "Chrtetmas in Many Lands" will be Fargo North Dakota given for the parents of the children in The general plan of conducting the Again we bid you Welcome the intermediate grades on Wednes­ class is very similar to a regular Boy to Moorhead—Your 44th Scout grcup. Year—Our 59th. day afternoon in the auditorium of the Phone: Off. 854-W Res. 854-R training school. The Christmas customs It is planned that this class meet for We have served you through shown will be among the sheperds, the two hours every week on Wednesday Dr. J. H. Sandness all these years—We shall Negroes, the Norwegians, the English from one o'clock to three o'clock. Two Dentist BLUEBIRD quarter hour credits are given to all be pleased to continue and the Americans after which an "In­ American State Bank Bldg. and students completing the course satis­ this service. ternational Tea" will be served. The Moorhead - Minnesota intermediate grades will also present factorily. A Scout Masters certificate is issued to all members completing Call on Us for Anything gifts to their parents. The third and SONNY BOY At Anytime. fourth grades have made pin holders the course. for their mothers and desk pad cor­ Off. Phone 778 Res. 2944 BREAD ners for their dads. The fifth and sixth Mackalls Drug Store Drink The Best Dr. H. D. Rostad grades have made guest napkin holders Dentist Northwest Bakery 510 Center Ave. for their mothers and calendars for Room 6, Gletne Block their fathers. CITY CLUB Moorhead Moorhead - - Minnesota The High School will have a social Company hour for the parents from two thirty J. H. Meehan. Distributor to three in the library room and a Johnnie Knapp Marty Kuppich "Carol Hour from three to four in the Standard Cleaning auditorium on Friday, December 16. The Moorhead Shoe Hospital boys are planning to complete six mod­ CHICKEN CHOW MEIN Let Soule Sole Your Shoes at el ships as a gift to the High School. at TWIN CITY "ECONOMY PRICES" rThe girls will complete the riggings 17 Fifth Ave. So., Moorhead, Minn. and sails and paint the boats. COLLEGE CLUB C. W. Soule, Prop. MEAT MARKET Carry and Save To Organize Clubs FRIDAY EVENINGS , Various members of the faculty and Smoked and Fresh Meats Bon Valet Cleaners students explained the possibilities of EVENSON'S Oysters in Season club organizations last Friday to the "The Store of good things to Bill Robinson, Agent High School students. After a discus­ Dr. G. L. Gosslee eat and good things to wear" Call 966 or 1978-J sion the pupils indicated first and sec­ 621 First Ave. So. Physician & Surgeon Telephone 528-529 ond choices of club interests. These Over First and Moorhead were the clubs in which most were in­ National Bank Moorhead - Minnesota terested: Junior and Senior English, Science, and Mathematics, French. Art, Tel.: Off. 365-W Res. 365-R WELCOME The Scherling Studio Music and Social Science. 113tz Broadway Fargo, No. Dak. Pep Meeting Held "Paris" M. S. T. C. Students Better Photos at Lower Prices A pep meeting was held this morn­ COMSTOCK ing in the High School to precede the touch One 8 x 10 hand colored Enlarge­ first home basket ball game which will BEAUTY PARLOR ment given FREE with be played at 7:30 tonight in the college Phone 3593-W every Johnson's Pharmacy each dozen. gymnasium. The High School plays COMSTOCK HOTEL 8-exposure roll films developed Glyndon. The High School students Moorhead one "WHERE YOU WAIT FOR and printed, only $ .25 have invited their parents as their YOUR STREET CAR" guests to this game. Following the likes Teachers application photos only First National Bank Building pep meeting the clubs met for organiza­ $1.00 per dozen. tion. Each pupil will belong to one Compare The Work in club and will meet once a month dur­ ing assembly hour. frocks For a VISIT a LUNCH or a MEAL We develop and print 8 pic­ Meet at FARGO JEWELRY MFG. ture films for $ .25. try CO. The Mary Elizabeth THE BLUEBIRD COFFEE SHOP WIMMER'S E. M. PETERSON L. A. BENSON SCHOOL EMBLEMS, MEDAL MILLS DRUG CO. Frock Shop 618 Center Ave., Moorhead, Minnesota TROPHIES Fargo 101 Broadway Phone 2499 2Vj Broadway Moorhead Minn. CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING MASTER Kodak Films FILM Britts Grocery Phone 545 20 Sixth St., So. FINISHING— Developed and Printed your EAT WITH THE CROWD Genuine Velox Prints Headquarters for Picnic and At Lunch Supplies 25c The Polly an a Cafe CANDY Bergstrom Studio Center Ave. Moorhead MAGAZINES ! The Oyloe Studio Phone 1068 and SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEUBARTH'S 405 Center Avenue PARKO PENS — Made by Parker Come here to use our phone and | Moorhead Pen and Pencil Sets SI.95 619 1st Ave. So. Moorhead wait for the street car. Pen — $1.25 Pencil — $ .75 Moorhead, Minn. The city hall is across the sti Page 4 The Western MiSTiC Dev. 9, 1932

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LARGE TURNOUT INCLUDING "PROSPERITY" LETTERMEN INSURE A Home of Paramount Pictures I M. S. T. c/s I FAST TEAM Midnight Show Sat. and Sun.

With twenty-five men expressing I Go CHRISTMAS their desire to play hockey, M. S. T. C. 136 STUDENTS DRAGONS, WOLVES promises to have a fast aggregation on |SHOPPING ... | the ice this winter under the direction BEGIN TEACHING TO PLAY TUESDAY GIVE of Lottie Wambach, one of the out­ EE You're pretty apt to find them at EE standing stars of this section of the SOMETHING 5 the Martinson Gift Rooms—Moor- = country. (Cont. from Page One) (Continued from page one) = head's Gift Headquarters — and = Moorhead; Lenore Kravik, Madison; guards will probably form the Wolves' ? Four lettermen from last year are || these are a few of the things the = Margaret Larson, Fargo; Mildred Melin, starting lineup. The last four men { back, including Wilbur Brown, Bob REALLY H Co-Eds are choosing: = Jeffrey, Leonard Larson, and A1 Cock­ Donald Krebsbach, Esmond, N. D.; named are familiar to Dragon fans as f ing. Carl Maedl, a veteran from the Hoffman; Ray Mogenson, Evan; Law- members of the football eleven that ! |h CANDY JARS— team two years ago, is also back along rence Norin, Sheyenne, N. D.; John played here in the Homecoming game, j "To Remember —of distinctive Russian laqu- 3 with "Tonnie" Davis, who directed last O'Brien, Graceville; Bernice Ojala. Concluding the pre-vacation basket- i erware. Very colorful. Very = year's team and will probably play in New York Mills; Grace Redland, Shel- ball activities for the Dragons will be f non-collegiate contests this season. ly; Eleanor Salmon, Foxhome; Dorothy the game Saturday, December 17, with i You By" good-looking $1.23 l| Genetti, Chisholm, and Gilbert from Thompson, Lisbon, N. D.; Grace Smith: the LaCrosse Teachers. The style of ? the Michigan range country should un­ Muriel Trombly, Red Lake Falls; Viv- basketball used in the part of Wisconsin j A gift from Martinson's always is I © CARVED WOOD BOXES| doubtedly give strong competition for ian Tudal, Moorhead. in which LaCrosse is located seems to \ a treasured one because ofits su-; 3 —for many purposes, 25c up. = regular berths, while others who will The intermediate staff is comprised be based on the theory that "a good j perb quality and unquestioned ! begin practice in the near future in­ of the following: Ina Aker, Lake Park: offense is always the best defense", I good taste. And this year, you can t | © CIGARETTE CASES— § Gladys Amundson, Dawson; Erva for there is always produced in that | clude: Jerome York, Ragnar Hanson. give these fine gifts at less cost i —Vari-colored enamel. E Richard Melbye, Milo Monson, Mur­ Arves, West Fargo; Olive Askegaard. section high-scoring cage quints. Last { than ever before. Here are a few ! SI.00 to S10 I phy Matthew, Vance Hallack, John Comstock; Mildred Auslund, Hoggman; week LaCrosse fell before the onslaught j interesting things from our Gift ? ' = O'Brien, Olaf Stockstad, Louis Costello, Mildred Backstrom, Alvarado; Jane of Gustavus Adolphus, but only by the i Room: f i © COSTUME JEWELRY—| David Gallagher, Willis Uggen, Pete Canniff, Fargo; Myrtle Carstensen close score of 40-38. 1• I, 3- Meyers, Ellison, and Duaine Benoy. Sleepy Eye; Frances Carter, Ada; Haz- Booster Game Dec. 30 © BOOK ENDS— j —There are no end of clever 3 el Deuterman, Comstock; Rackel Er- On December 30 will come the first ; things to choose from, in- 3 In the event the present plans of —Hand-wrought, solid cop­ eluding the new garnet col- = building a rink on the campus are un­ ickson, Fertile; Muriel Filbrant, New- of the season's annual classic battles • per, modernistic $1.50 ored clips, brooches, neck- = successful; the team will practice on the folden; Minna Fisher, Wan en. Agnes wjtb the Concordia Cobbers. This game • Bronze and Gunmelal finish Fowler, Moorhead. 3 laces, bracelets and rings. 3 Moorhead rink and play its home games is the annual "booster" tilt, and stu­ $2.25 Jeanie Gibb, Fargo; Evelyn Graves, 3 $1.25 up. = on the Island Park ring in Fargo. Any dents will not be admitted on their ac­ men of the College desirous of play­ Montevideo; Helen Hammer, Beards- tivity ticlfets. © CLIP PINS— ing should sign up on the bulletin ley; Ruth Hammer, Beardsley; Gunda 1 © DRESSER SETS OF —These handy little pins— board or confer with Lottie Wambach. Hanson, Stephen; Frances Hopwood, The Cobbers, whom the Dragons de­ STERLING SILVER— § useful for every-day as well Ada; Grace Jones, Page, N. D.; Nina feated in three out of five games last ? 3 —in luxurious patterns at I2 = a s dress-up occasions i n Jorgenson, Pilot, N. D.; Elizabeth year to win the city championship, the usual price. 3 Langes, Rolette, N. D.; Vivian Larson, Rhinestone; simulated gar­ Art Club Initiates have lost only Cliff Halmrast and Pinky Women's — $25.00 E Moorhead; Eva Lundquist, Fargo; Har- nets; sterling and gold, as Falgren last from season's quint. Nine New Members| riet Miller, Dilworth; Borghield Mol- low as $1.25 = Men's — $7.50 § Coach Cleve's veteran stars, Moran. dey, Montevideo; Stella Nelson, Perley; © EAR RINGS— The Art Club initiated. nine_ members, _ . Thelma Nelson, Moorhead: Winona i Hilde, and Bjerke, will be aided by a 1 © FLORENTINE LEATHER 1 STATIONERY CASES— i Nelson, Twin Valley: Lucille Osborne, freshman star. Duaine Darkow, of —in the new Empire mode at 7:15 Monday night. The enter­ i Fargo; Lillian Peterson, Hallock. Crookston, who is reputed to be as $1.00 —Hand-embossed and hand- = tainment was furnished by the initiates colored. A lovely gift for j§ Edna Benson and Hazel Bilstad dwelt Sigrid Ravander, Kuyuna; Mary Rus­ good as Cliff Halmrast. Incidentally Others S5.00 to $25.00 sell, Moorhead; Rhoda Salverson, Ada; anyone who travels. $1.00 = on the composition and structural el­ Halmrast was an All-State man for © HAND BAGS— |© GLASS TRAYS— ements used in masterpieces of painting. Nora Schrinner, Fergus Falls; Mabel three years, so Darkow will have to —Smart new Zipper bags of Ernest Flohr demonstrated the making Serr, Kenebeek, S. D.; Alice Skottem, 5 —for Dresser or Table. 50c = Saint Hillaire; Clarice Skrutvold, Ro be good to fill his shoes. ' suede or fabric. $1.00 of the M. S. T. C. dragon in soap RUSSIAN VASES— | sculpture. A piano solo was given by seau; Evelyn Swenson, Elverodo; Mari If Darkow is able to handle the cen­ Others to $3.50 • Adelaide Wigtil, and a sketch of Santa tal Sylvester. Humboldt; Laura Ten ter ition as „ as is redicted ^ —Brilliant h a n d-embossed = Bos, Gary; Ruth Tingdahl, Moorhead: ^ ... . , © GIFT BOXES— Claus made by Naomi Hall. The sTeps 51 Russian vases. Very unusual. |= Edith Wagner, Moorhead; Ada York. Wagons will have plenty of competi­ —of every conceivable shape in the making of a silk wall hanging tion for the city championship title. $1.00| were explained by Maribel Sylvester. »rroad. and size. Many imported Agnes Sorkness played a piano solo. Students teaching in the primary de- ones of carved wood and = © POWDER BOXES— | and an original composition called partment are: Mabel Anderson, Don- laquer. $1.00 —Hob nail glass, Italian 1 "The Harp" was played by Dorothy nelly; Joan Bakke, Twin Valley; Edna HENDRICKSON'S carved wood or Russian = Hoel and Altha Gabrielson. i Benson, Dalton; Gladyce Bestul, Bag- • ley; LaVanche From, Hitterdal; Carol laquer. _ „ $1.25 1 YOUR CHOICE OF A MRS. KISE TAKES PART IN Hayden, Madison; Mrs. Theresa Ing- = @ STUDY LAMPS— TWO MUSICAL FUNCTIONS ber®> Hcndrum; Verna Ittner, Red Lake GOOD PLACE During the past week Mrs. Kise took Falls; Florence Kissinger, Fergus Falls: | TO TALK AND EAT $2.00 —with metal shades. In 3 part in the presentation of "Elijah" at Vivian Larson, Moorhead; Edna Nys- GIFT FREE bronze, silver, brass or cop- H the Trinity Lutheran Church, in which ven' Detroit Lakes: Hazel Sand- Ada; The BEST in SOFT DRINKS I per. ___ $1.00 to $2.50| she sang a contralto solo, "Oh Rest Florence Simonson, Kindred, N. D. with purchases amounting to $10.00 I ® STERLING SETS 1 In The Lord." This afternoon Mrs Fern Smith, Kennedy; Agnes Sork- C. H. Hcndriekson, i i Kise will take part in the contata, "Eli- ness> Henning; Joan Storrs, "Fargo; Proprietor FOR CHILDREN— If jah," at the meeting of the Moorhead f Marjorie Teig, Borup; Edna Venner- © MIRRORS^- f Music Club. i Strom, Battle Lake; Elizabeth Wilder, —Exquisite hand mirrors in I YOUR CHOICE OF A =" FRATERNITY INITIATES Fargo; Uva Cortright, Fargo; Mary gold or sterling. A lovely For QUALITY Groceries gift for room mate or friend. | HONORARY MEMBERS Costain, Moorhead; Mable Haglund, Trade at The Alpha Epsilon Wednesday initi­ Lake Parle; Laverne Johnson, Cyrus; © ENAMELED SETS— I $2.00 I HILDES ated three honorary members, Mr. Lillian Kankel, Red Lake Falls; Esther —Comb, brush, mirror $10.00 i GIFT FREE Murray, Mr. Bridges, and Mr. Weltzin. Looker, Parkers Prairie; Helen Mag- Phone 997 17 14th St. So. © PERFUME— Informal initiation services are being p with purchases amounting to $10.00 j§ nussen, Henninfig; Angeline Muldoon, —By LeLong in odors to suit | held for Lawrence Peterson, George­ Buffalo, N. D.; Verna Olsgaard, Moor­ pllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ the personality. Flacons $1.50 { town, and Ray Mogenson, Evan. head; Eunice Oss, Moorhead. j BEAUTIFUL SELECTION § © PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES j OPEN EVENINGS g* § of Tams, Scarfs, and Lincoln Grocery and WE NEED YOUR HEAD —Unusually lovely, and un­ UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Metalic Hats. usually good values now in IN OUR BUSINESS. our selections. Many at $1.25 E Confectionery I White — Black — Wine Exquisite ones in larger sizes ||l MARTINSON'S I' Corner 10th St. & 5th Ave. So. Larson & Jacobsen E Blue-Green n $8 to $10. l E Open Evenings and Sundays 624 Center Ave. Wheeler Block c ! I Fine Jewelry - Gift Ware p 50 $1.00 $1.88 OPEN EVENINGS Moorhead. Minnesota DOTTIE DUNN | UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK 72 Broadway Fargo n ffi!!:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiii;ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu,in AN EXCITING SHuiiiiiiiigiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim MARTINSON'S FOR BEST SERVICE Fine Jewelry - Gift Ware Stop At Moorhead, Minnesota SUPER OIL CO. DRESS SALE! Station S-A-N-T-A 1100 1st Ave. No. Broadcasting 306 10th St. S. Phone 1411-W Higher-Type Street, Afternoon Buy USEFUL Gifts! WHAT ARE SCHOOL DAYS WITHOUT FLOWERS? You'll appreciate those you get here. ::: and Sports Styles For Dad — for Brother — for "BRIGGS BEAUTIFUL BLOSSOMS" MOORHEAD, Phone 762 MINNESOTA the Boy Friend — buy useful HALF PRICE! gifts. Something to wear. Keep this in mind when look­ FALL FASHION MODES NOW $6.84 to $12.38 ing for their presents — and don't forget this store that There's a New Fall and Winter Coat and Dress for You men prefer. Friday Second ::: THE GLOBE STEVENSONS Saturday Floor 102-104 Broadway Fargo 70 Broadway