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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

The total valuation Of building
activity for the city during last Nov
ember is S1,555,S6S as compared
with s3S2,439 for the same month
in 1919. Indianapolis is the only
Tier indiana sity that IA any way
compares with South Bend and ineir
total building permits FIR the month,
amounted to 1901, 436 or a gain OF
one percent over the same month
a year ago. The state capital and
South Bend are the only two cities
that did not suffer loss in building.
Cities are Listed.
The industrial expansion OF the
Studebaker corporation and Oliver
Chilled Plow works is responsible
for the record made for South Bend.
Added 10 the industrial expansion
many new houses were built during
the past month.
Figures from leading Indiana cities
reporting building activities follods:
South Bend-Nov. 20, s1.555.36
as compared with $2S2,439 for Nov
1919, making a gain OF 307 per cent;
indianapolis S601.436 compared
with s6OO.71S for the same month
the previous year, showing a gain
port the amount OF building for Nov.
1920, amount for Nov. 1919 and
showing the percentage Of loss:
Evansville $4,000, S7O.170. 49,:
Fort wayne SI15,SOO, S22O,525, 40:
Gary $164,555. S219.23O, 25;
Hammond $500. s305.433. 25:
Richmond- $4,000, S65.75O. As;
Terre Haute,- sSS,525, $3.50, SO.
2O% REDUCTION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

As long as a mans wife can keep
him guessing she need not worry
about the influence Of other women.
no man likes monotony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

II Emma Goldman ever gets back
TO the good old United States she
should know how 10 appreciate a
real country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

2UW REDUCTION
On all our fancy baskets and
boxes Buy now at our reduced
prices. The Philadelphia. 9606-19
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
INT " :: S Sic. ! e
Irene Pavloska, Amphion
Society Soloist

Irene pnvloahn. charming Nero
sopnlno OF the Chicago Grand Opera
company. will be the saloiat al the
10th anniversary conc~ri Of tho Am
phion society, Wednesday evening.
December 8. In Meany halt Besides
poannerdnR unusual musical gifts. Hhe
n a very versatile young woman.
being quite iinguint
Miss PRyiotka was born In Can
ana. and In OF Russian and Polish
auc,utry. but an American by adop.
ton. Very early she manifested
great musical talent. and her one am.
hilton was n become a grand opera
star. Her undannted courage took
her one day To Henry Russell. man
aging director Of tho Boston Grand
Opera company. then playing an en-.
"a cement In Montreal. Altho having
no professional experience. she plead.
ed 90 20 with the organization ON
hearing her sing. AR. Russell. sB.
pressed with her unusual voice,
temperament and sincerity OF pur.
pose. engaged her. ehe was assigned
20 such roira an Muaettr IN La
Hoheme.~ Etrphano. in Councils
"Romeo and Julletta.- and Mercedes.
In -Carmen."
Mina Pavio~ha is a strong advocate
Of studying music In America. claim
ing there are really splendid vocal
teachers In this country. many even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Lhevinne TO Present
Varied Program

IL n forcgons conclusion that
when Josef 1hsvinns gives his 70
cital Mt the Metropolitan on Thurs.
day evening there VIII be couple
~ hours OF uualloyed pleasure for
those VINO attend tho event From
the enthusiasm manifested n 10
doubtful " tho theatre will be large
enough To accommodate the music
lovers d-miroua OF hearing the great
master. The importance Of a Lhe.
vinne recital is sslf-evidcnt His
programs are a challenge 20 the
critical attention OF all who profess
an interest," IN music lie commands
attention among the few gigantic
geniuseH OF the piano not alone by
his ntupsndous tschnic. but by the
sheer beauty Of tone which he
draws from that instrument and
the inspiring heights 10 which he
fiftE his auditors, Tho program 20
be presented on Thursday evening
IL announced BY the ladies' Musical
club. under whosc local manage.
mont Lheyinne plays here. az fol
lows;
l. Kooass. op. a.. y fiat misef. .--..--
T~s asissr
LAkseEe.
narKarst AZ the spfr nbrE wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Miss Ford Married
Ouietlu This Morning

This morning al SIS O'Clock In 81
Joxeph's church. Miss Eunice fqri,
daughter Of NJ J. c. Ford. oecauin
the bride OF Mr. fotrcr Peabody, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peabody.
with the Rev. Father J. NJ. hroEsn
officiating. Relatives and fcw In.
tirnafe friends witnessed the corr
mony. Tho bride was charmingiy at.
tired in a street tailicur Of dark blue
tricotine. with gray squirrel furS a
small blue taffeta bat. with eorSaEe
OF orchids Mrs Emil Emma OF Port
land attended her sister. gowncd In
midnight blue satin. with tafrrta hat
20 correspond. and seal akin coat.
Mr.. l.. 4. Breenc served as groouis'
man for Mr.. Peabody. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peabody left Immediately fer British
Columbia on their wedding Journey.
After which they win he NJ home IN
Seattle The bride attended school
IN Msnlc Park. Cal. and later was
graduated from the Forest Ridge
convent. Mr.. Peabody wzas a student
q the roun Military coslryc In
Maryland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Dvorak's Famous
"New World"
Symphony. FRIDAY

Dvorak'H famous New Wor7d'
Symphony. a work already familiar
In local thehfreKoera. will be- the
principal feature Of the Seattle gym.
pbony Orcheaira's third formal con.
eert Of the season. Friday evening
al Neany hall. In this composition
Dvorak set down IN musical form
hiH Impressions Of America. ana the
symphony In. therefore, especially
interesting 10 American audiences.
A novelty on Friday evenings
prorrhm will be f1erns's Variations
in tho Olden Style scored for wood.
winds. horn and trumpet. This
work h. said 90 represent fierne NJ
hih best. The composer In known 20
all music lovers for his exquisite
little 'serenade.- which is on the
repertoire Of ali concert violinisis
The complete program for the nexf
symphony concert Ii announced az
follOwm
oseriur. 10 -yrrnenf- -------pss,hgv~n
Fsieris
Musstis frsrinr.. eizfne,. hAssoc-o
.vArations dn oidsn stYisi risrbs
yor wood-inds. horn and trumpet
ns<srs onbsr, DesAaF. oceonomaooz
Panty. JAaossky. Tryner. Cleveland.
Symphony. -ssw woria- .------ -Dvorak
tdasie
Largo
Motto vtwa<e
Allegro con fueos
si1rst performance m srsffis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
TRAINED LEOPARDS
AT PALACE HIP

The new show coming W r>o~wrs
Palace Hip tomorrow IL described a
"a blend Of thrills and comedy, uusle
and beauty" which does not heii(
the all star billing. Those who card
for halrratninR thrills and excits
m~nt win find especial interest ID
the offering u Mile. Olga ceieaf and
her five leoparda This Httis iadr
IL known an one Of the most intreps1
animal trainers and she display
rure courage and pol1e In PUTTING
these mnaring big cats thru them
PAGES In their steel barred arena.
lee BeFEa. a well known charaetes|
actor. VIII appear with three aas&|
ciotes IN = domestic playlct. 'srhA
Oh Folks NJ Home" =
For huFhing purposes only, RI
ant and Stewart win present
amusing combination Of nut couI
ely Of original tsndenclos. gay jed
songs and dances.
The hskarcnki Duo are aid W n
exceptional singing character yocssI
lists.
us Two II nbe modest title Of Z
ray little fidt IN which Mooney sn<
capman win chase gloom into ed
nocuoua desuetude.
Billie Rhodes in the star ~ the Sen.
tire phstopiay. Ills Pajama Girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
The Winter Bah

Tbs Winter Ball. rcciceyss long
neralded and eagrrfy anticipated mid
neasou affair. Monday evening trans
ported rs members from the spa
cfous Masouic temple. b tho interior
Il IN Arabian trns. In ocicvfni avn
ings and unusual lighting effects
producing . most picturesque setting
fcr shs vivid hues OF tho lovely
guwua. Trcirises q slu and buckle
- tu1wtsoed with uny golden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. encunrasssd the
dancing space. deep blue taristan
fexfoored with tiusoi formed the
charming boundary hne for the fea-
tivfty. marked NJ Intervals with lofty
wall beslrts Of shaggy chrysanthc-
NUNS and green branches Pottery
Of orange clay. pampas grass In huge
urns. ana the mellow rays from six
hanging lamps Of odd design. adding
atmosphere and exotic charm u the
scene.
Cartanded with wistaria- a covered
prrgplz vas erected at the md Of the
hall. IN which a fountain dubbed
peacefully on a pond OF lilies. Mid
night announced the vaudeville per
Torrance, Egyptian. Crecian and
futuristio dances led BY MISS Mary
Ann Wells and a group OF terpslcho-
rean artists. Supper followed as the
filmy curtains were drawn. admitting
the dancers to the long rrfrrshrnsut
tables, lined with trailing VINES. into
which coIored electric bulbs had been
skiilfully introduced For the young.
u matrons and their partners. special
table, ON the stage were reserved.
conferred with graceful wrought iron
Standards. filled with ivy. and lighted
b. high tapers In ornate hoiders A.
q whole. a more brilliant scene could
scarceiy Be pictured. and the com
mittee deserves much credit for orig.
inality Of decoration
With the exception OF Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. John w. Eddy. Mrs. Robert p
Greer. Mrs. William McEwan and
Mrs. Richard Dwight Merrill. who
are absent from the city. the list OF
Possesses were In the receiving line.
The list foiiows: Mrs. Charles ID.
crimson. Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs.
Edwin A. strout, Mrs. Alexander r..
McEswan. Mrs. Daniel Kelleher. Mrs.
Frederic Strive. Mrs. Harry Whit.
bey Treat. Mrs. Langdon C. Henry.
Mrs John Henry Bailinger. Mrs.
Paul Mandeil Henry. Mrs. Thomas
Stisnson, Mrs. Archibald 8. Downey
Mrs. Keith Logan Built. Mrs. I'd.
ward I. Garrett and AIRS. Walter A.
Moore.
A number Of delightful dinner
parties preceded the bail, completing
as II did a most important and
memorable social affair In the clos.
ing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Mrs. Steinert Hostess TO
Doric Chnpter Officers

Mrs. W J. stelnert entertained the
officers % Dorie chapter. O. r. 8.
Friday afternoon al her home in
honor Of Mira E.stelie White. their
fnatron Tho tables were attractive
with yellow chrysanshemufns used
with a unique decoration Of The star
point eolorS. nd green. biua. yeliow
and whita
After luncheon Jessie rnxnrfead
Aft~n gave a vocal selection and Mira
With pensEnorc a reading.
Tho guests ipcinded Miss Belle
Keitncr. Mrs. Ewssfie whits. Mn v.
Carroll. Mira Prank Bradley. Miss
Ircne knight. Mira Nellie Rowl Mira
With Dcnsnor-. Mira Cec~xe
Knight Mr.- Leslie Kline. Mira I. n.
Hogic. MrA q. Shaffcr. Mira VIII
lam Covtngtou. Jesxi. Allen Ram
stead and tho hostesR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Cotsrio Club Meeting

Tho cvcrie club viii NEE, Friday.
December .. az the mi Mu sorority
house al p. m. MrH. Charles a.
Sewhaii win read a paper ON In.
ternatioual Exchange OF Educational
Opportunities The educational de-
parumcnt win meei Monday. Dec~m
Der 9. at the .home o. Mrs Thomas
Irving. tTls 18Th ave. n. E. Lunch
con al 1880. Local topics and eur
rent ev~uta ~ill b. discussed The
Parliamentary Procedure club wiil
NEST al tho home ~ Mrs Robert
Akin. 62ss isth ave. ~. ". Thurr
day. December ?. a, O'Clock. Mr.
George ~ Mclaughlin VIII b. IN
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

better than abroad u owe much Of
my ncoess to Edmond Clement The
eminent French tenor, who. thru his
Kindness. was a great inspiration 20
me" Afier the op.ra season In Can.
ada. Mis- f'ayloska appeared In re
citAl with MIR. Clement. which gave
her added prestige. and also an m
oentlye 90 oontinte her work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Mrs. TrumbatH to
Entertain at I1tucheou

With Mrs. Jairus A. Moore Of Port
Townsend and Mrs. L. It. Kutter Of
Washington, ID. c.. as guests OF hon.
or. Mrs. Allan Trumbull Of Port
Townsend VIII entertain with
luncheon n the Sunset club on
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Couegidns to Dance

Invitations have been lrsEsed by
the coIIeriana for the ffrrt dance Of
the winter series Saturday evening.
December II. at the Yacht club. Tho
committee IN charge win h.. Mr.
Charles FoKxiequixi. Mr.. John w.
Myers and Mrs IL NJ Dagw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

ell Of Jewish Women and the sun.
Anime club OF Mooscheart Legion.
Mrs. " sultan and Mira Emile Marx
are chalrmen for the council and
Mrs O. \. kstoxK u chairman for
the Sunshine club s-alcs tomorrow
VIII b. IN charge OF the Canadian
club. with Mrz John tnkStsr as
chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Social Service
Meetinn

The Social Service club, at it's
last meeting. visited the county hos
pital and entertained the patients
with musical program and enter.
tainment The nett meeting Of the
club viii be on Tuesday with Mrs. J..
Richard Lane at the hour Of 2:30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
81 Martm,. Methrr Club

Thcrv win BE- a meeting of the ~
Martins Mother club Thursday. De
crrnhcr :. : g. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Hoffman. to5 MeGraw
a. All mothers % boys both past
and present s;udcntA. arc requested
90 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Class In Practical rxydsnecxy "a
Me1

Tho practical Psychology cisss
under Dr. Fanny I,cake Cummings
win have their regular meeting
Thurrday evening AZ o'clock IN the
reading room OF tho Hotel Butler.
The subject 60 he discussed viii be
'IIcredity." Addresses and extern
porancous talks will be mahe by the
members. Visitors who arc intrr
entod In the science Of the mind arc
invited TO ono nesting The club
upon organisation had but seven
members and IN remarkably short
time has incrsarrt 90 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Sale Of Christmas
Se0Ls Re1ins

The street sales OF Christmas seals
began today at Is downtown build.
jngs, including stores. hotels and
banks, and ls IN charge OF the Coun,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Miss Carpenter
Hostess

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Dunaway Of Bridal Veil Ore.
Miss Bea;ries Carpenter entertained
with an Informal dance at the home
Of her parents. Mr. arsd MrE y. Il.
Carpenter. on Thanksgiving evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Delta Zetn Ali,mnnc

Delta zcta Aiumnae viii meet on
Friday evening. December Z. Mt 7
O'Clock IN the sun room Of the aoror-
ity house. All members arr urged to
be prra~ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
NEW MAPLE FLOOR
FOR BLUEBIRD CLUE

The Biueblrd Dancing club vfr
reopen the BENTON FIN club hous1
al 18Th ave. and East Madison 4
with a special dancing party N
oembcr 4. HartneIl's orchestra wio
play. The hali has been rcnnors
In hard maple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Hawthorne PIT. A. VIII have a
Fathers evening meeting Thursday.
Deo. :. and all parents are asked 10
attend MIR Reed. principal Ut Prank.
TIM high school and Prof. v. u. Coop
cr. superintendent o. schools. will
address the PIT, A. Refreshments
viii be --rred t'y the seventh and
eighth grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
CLUBS FoR THURSDAY
Haven NJ. r. Church r,ar- Rax.

The ladies Of the Haven M y
church arr making elaborate pr~pa.
uationa for basaar aud dinner At
tho church on Thursday and Friday
December ? and ]. Mother Goose
and three of her children viii serve
tea FROM their booth Thursday att
crnoon aud Friday evening from
unul T.5o dinner win DO served.
There will b. n complete stock OF
Christmas novelties and fancy work
la the handkerchief booth a donation
from Mrs. woodro~ Wilson viii be
on sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Issiisx' Social and Cnaritablr Club
-tr~fa"

Ladies' Social and Charitable ciub
-trvla" viii mrct al : .. IN. In tho
TlriorH OF the Sw~diah club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
seailIc Civic Imprsrrnsnt Cub

Seattle Civic Improvement club
will meet az the club house. Harvard
ave. and Pine st Thursday. D~crrn
her :, y, m. Rev. Phillip itauer
~ Portland win b. the speaker Mrs
noria McGrath win give several
plano selections. The hostess for tho
afternoon win bo sira James Cough.
I'm Friends welcome Refresh
rncnts viii bc served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Cecil willis, who " attending the
University Of Pennsylvania. win ar,
rive about December rs. 20 spend the
holidays with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Park Weed Villa
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert Black
returned Monday morning from their
wedding trip and are guests at the
homo Of Mr.. Blacks mother. Mira
Frank ID. Black. on Beacon Hill
Elizabeth Beddow, Margaret Han.
sard. Helen Thompson and Kiizsbeth
Macdonald. who are attending Miss
fTarker's school In Palo Alto. Cal.
win arrive December IS 20 spend the
holidays with their parcutA
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunaway
formerly Miss Helen spaulding, Of
Bridal Vel. Ore. spent Thanksgiving
day with Mrs spaulding's brother in.
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Robin.
son D. Pike. Mr.. Dunaway departed
Friday for his home but Mrs. Dun.
away win remain for another week.
Mrs. Jsirus A. Moore OF Port
Townsend and Mira l.. II. Kuttcr Of
Warrington, ID. c.. viii arrive today
and are to be guests AZ the Hotel
Washington for a few days.
Mrs. Warren Grimm OF Spokane
spent the weekend as the guest OF
Mrs. Cleo y. King. Mrs. Grimm came
over to attend the Dartmouth. Wash.
ington game. and on sunday was the
honor guest at tea at the Sigma
Kappa sorority house.
Mr.. c. G. Carpenter viii return
next week from business trip to
New York.
Mrs. Allan TrurnbuT and small
son of Port Townsend are the guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Douglas.
Mrs. George WEIGH and Mrs. Har
yey Tibbals Of Port Townsend ar.
rived yesterday and are guests OF
Major and Mrs. r. /. Carter at their
home on Capitol Hin.
Mira Frank G. watarhousa and
little daughter. Georgia. ara the
guests Of Mrs. Waterhouso's mother.
Mrs. q. NJ Swartzbaugh. on Queen
Anne Hill
Mrs. Bowler. wife OF Capt Louis
Bowler. L. s. A. OF Fort Worden,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Mrs. Shedhdn
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs James Sheaban entertained At
luncheon this afternoon at her resi-
debce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

The Average dentist is not business
man.
The dentist whose first aim is big fees
is not benefit to the people. If big fees
came first many people would be de-
prived of good, healthy teeth.
Every authority on health recognizes
the dentist as necessity. Such author
ity does not specify Cheap dentistry" or
"eXorbitant priced" dentistry, but rather
Honest dentistry" and would recon-
mend it at reasonable price.
Every instrument is sterilized for them and
they have lady nurses to assist them. They
have every incentive to perform the best work
under ideal conditions
My practice is large enough for me to en-
courage my operators to specialize in the par
ticular work to which they seem best adapted,
and my patients receive the benefit of this.
In other words / am doing at a lower cost
equally as well as the high-priced dentist with
a good even chance of giving you even better
service | know that my dentistry is not
cheap dentistry in the sense Of its being poor
dentistry.
My office and the success of my business
belle this charge. You must admit this UNI
less you are prejudiced.
1t is the duty of every man of experience
and ability an matters concerning the public
health to place his service and experience
scithin The reach of every one.
My advertising permits me to place good
honest dentistry within the reach of every
family and by securing large volume / am
able to make my business success upon q
small margin of profit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

A meeting ~ tho Seattle Kennel
club Ia called by tho pr~~sd~nt. T.
Jafnc. stin-on. for Sunday. Dec.
at Sac p. m. In Tho Alaska Art es
Init rpofn- Chanb~~ az Commerce.
Election % officers for 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

THREE memberships IN THE
Spokane Chamber Of Commerce arc
tn be b~ld by tho Central Labor
Council Of the city. according 10 n
vote Of. the Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
woafiand Cfreio Chiid Conservatism
l~arue

The woodland circle 81 the Child
Conservation league win m.~s nj the
home Of Mrs. - e Divird. sis ~
tsth ~. Decs-nbrr !. at lao .. m
Discuasaon on Infant Teaching and
Foundation aion~.- OF :. chapter :.
All TT. As cordially insiird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Una Auction bridge club viii mee,
AZ the home OF AIRS. William Flumvr
felt. zoos iith ave- ~ r. Lunehson
az I p IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

DATES
To Remember
THURSDAY. prcrNurn 3
Mrs. David EawaFd Htinnefs fre
az home. Tor the captains ana
assistants on the udhet ccmSilt'
tes % tha charity nan 60 BE-
given ~ the seattle Day Nufs~fr
FRIDAY. DECEMBER A.
Annual varsity hall az the hfppo-
dfone
dances Al the rscnt riuh'
Me- Frederick Charles Johnstone's
luncheon AZ the sunset club.
Miss Cathrftns Cunius dinner st
home. preceding the tunief hAlt
IN. snd Mrs jas l. purand's dir
DER At home Before the Iutuor
bait
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER g.
First % . series % dsneinF parties
gives ~ fhs Fffty Dancing club
a. the Nscht club
THURSDAY. DECEMBER -
card PARTY at the hons Of Nrs
Theluas Gs~~n Zoe h@asrt Of ss-
stiis rsanis clue. ; y. m. rteksts
rlaT Be obtAfnsd from Mrs.
JAMES n Hhaiieus~rxvr. Capitol
gsfs. ard Mrs Glade G Ram
sAl. capitol lts.
SAT- RpAN. DHrNanFh H.
~ hsts Phi sofestty HaEssf Ard
Christmas sale at Hotel Wsshins
ton. followed ty a aAare IN The
rveninG
rrrSDAy. prrEMnEu ss--
Charity ball. under the aurrie~- Of
the seattle Day Nursery ssxosiA-
ttsuL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
The DEMAND Of the DAY IS SANITATION

me DEMAND OF the DAY is SANITATION
Medium priced dentistry does not mean
poor dentistry.
The methods Of conducting dental office
control the price of the work
The value of the material in a plate or a
crown is easily determined, but if dentist
wishes to limit his labors to few people each
day and cuts his working time to as few
hours as possible, naturally he must get a
high price for his labor to sustain himself.
A $1,000 year dental practice will clear
about $4,000. Rather stiff prices must be
charged to make this profit
BY buying material in large quantities and
by careful business management can make
approximately $4,000 on each $4,000 of
dental work which perform. The operators
in my employ earn more than the average
dentist who conducts small office.
My operators are all graduated and IL
censed dentists. They are broadened by
wide experience-they have my experience to
draw upon. They have instilled in them the
spirit of doing the best for the patient They
work with the latest and most modern equip
ment, including the newest X-Ray apparatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Mime. Yvonne Blalock. recently OF
Paris. and a dance Interpretation OF
chopin's walx In c sharp minor
by Miss sylvia Bernardo Mrs,
Myra Plcss and Mrs. Leroy Hackus
win be hostesscs. The first OF a
series Of three dances viii be given
At the club for the benefit Of the
building fund on tie evening or
December II AZ $50 o'clock. Friday.
December II. az $40, a Christmas
play win be given. under the dlrec.
ton OF Mrs. stanley Grlffiths. en-
titled The Christmas Fnlry.- 70
which members are invited 10 bring
children as their guests. ON We'd
nesday, December 80. AZ $50 y. m. a
holiday bridge party viii be given
for members and guests, the proceeds
10 20 to the building fund. The
hostcsses for the evening VIII ee
Mrs. James A. rcase and Mrs =. l.
Skeel Tho second and third dances
An the series for the benefit Of the
building fund win be Friday. lanu-
AIRY !. and Saturday January p.
1871