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Mrs. ]. y. Farrell and Miss Helen
Farrell viii leave Saturday evening
for Spokane. whore they viii be
guests Of sir. and Mrs Frederick
Wilson during the golf tournament
sir. Marsleld Boleom and Mr..
James Hrsnkicy returned Tuesday
from a few days visit at Gearbaf'.
ore.
Or and Mrs. Guy rcisrkin spent
the weekend Ia Victoria, y G.
Mrs. II. r, Hadlsy ana MIR. A T.
Mead returned Saturday from a
weeks visit In Olympia
Mr.. and stru. Arthur tscrhel spent
tho week end at Bis Fous Inn.
Mr. ard Mru. Charles X Brown
went over 10 their summer home ~
BrowusTills for tbs week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ;. Fsiiar and
daughter. Betty. hAve returned from
a motor trip 10 oregon
SIR. and Mrs. J. II For. AhH Jean
Fox and Mr.. Harry Fox. returned
Saturday evening from weeks stay
in Vancouver. Il. G
SIR. and Mrs. Aubrey wilton and
family have returned from shei'
summer home nj Hunts Point q
their town house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn II Hedley have
returned from a two months tfir
10 Alaska. and arc spending 4 few
days in toxin before going TO theii
home in Bcillngham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan s atccorti. iF.
spent the weekend At crysta
Springs,
Mr.. and slrR. Victor Eltendahi ant
family went up to concrctc for th'
week end
Miss Dorothy Allen left today foi
the East. where she viii visit u
Chicago and New York until Sep,
10 when she win enter the Hillside
school in Norwalk. Conn
srr. and Mrs, Arthur Latimer nrt
being congratulated upon the brit
Of n daughter. Sept. 2, At the swed
lsh hospital.
Mrp. Roy Hadlcy md children
Elsie. 5ane and william. re,urne'
Monday on the H. r. Alexander fron
a months visit with relatives In Sal
Francisco.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Marks, Mis-
Marks and Miss Nellie Marks wer
weekend guests AZ Singers taverr
Lake Crescent,
Miss Aurclia Casey left today 70
81. Paul. where she will enter s.
GATHERINGS college.
pr. and Mrs. Charles A. Briggs. Q
Pasadena, arc the guests Of thei
{ ~
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Married IN the South

Mr. and Mrs
William
Nowal s5 In the
chapel brides uncle DIT D.
reading sery
a
OF III Beta Phi sorority. The Amherst
a Canadian
OF year they sorbonne
IN par
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MORE sAsnEs

wide fasheB Of MORE ribbon are
worn with gowns OF georgetts and Of
bntisto and lace. Black saahes are
worn with dresses Of deep cream.
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Philadelphia Visitor WH Be Honored at
Large Bridge Luncheon; Former Seattle
Resident Comphmented.

JoNoRNG Mrs IL LOWS Jay OF PHILADELPHIA who Is spending several
II Branch entertaining with luncheon OF
Thursday afternoon her home ll
1Iam1u 81
Assisting Kathleen parshal Julia Ripley
Mildred stephens Constance seibert
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RUSSIAN oyERBIOusE

Brown roshanara crepe develops
one Of the new dtusslan overhlousoa.
the elaboration consisting OF dull gold
braid in Eastern design.
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RUMMAGE SALE

The Methodist.Pr Protestant Sunday
school will hold runmage sale on
the. rnezzanine floor in the Economy
market. september 9Th and tn. Pa
irons are earnestly requested 10 do.
nate articles and help a worthy
cause.
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VELVET EnK SPORTS

Velvet " making It's appearances In
sports skirts. The skirts are plainly
tsllbred. brown and black being the
cOlors chosen.
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Folmer Resident Honored

this luncheon OF eight
University Webster
Mrs r r. Brown
Ion
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ALPHA PHI ALrMNAE

Alpha Phi Alumnac will meet with
Miss Eloise Virtue. 5l2 Belmont ave.
n. on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 6,
at 2.30 O'Clock. Visiting alumnac In
tho city are cordially invited TO at
tend.
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Uomen' 5 Clubs

ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Elderbloom club win meet
Thursday, September 6, at II o'clock.
in knights OF Pythias hall. Third
ave. and Virginia St.
M1sSoULA CLUB
Meeting Of the Missoula club Is
announced for Thursday afternoon,
September 8, Mt the home OF Mrs.
w. F. Paddock. 1929 3sth ave.
PAST CHIEFS
ASSOCIATION
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs asso.
citation has n o'clock luncheon on
Thursday, September 8, followed by
election OF officers. at the home Of
Mrs. G. NJ. Owens, 1873 gath ave.
Take Yesler car to gath ave.
ST. JOHNS GUILD
The first fall meeting OF st.
Johns guild win be held in the
rectory, 1850 California ave. West
Seattle, on Thursday afternoon.
September 6. at 200 o'clock.
GIRLS CLUB, w. p. A.
The Girls club OF the w b. A.
will meet at the home Of Miss Flor.
ence Embleton. 1895 5Oth S. on
Thursday, September 6. at 1880 p. m.
HAPPY THOUGHT CLUB
Happy Thought club meets for reg.
ular bridge luncheon with Mrs. A. Nc
callum, 2405 Federal ave. Thursday
Sept. 9, at o'clock.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF st. George meet IN
NJ. u. II. a. hall Thursday, Sept. s. at
1890 O'Clock.
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women Of Mooscheart Legion meet
In Moose temple Thursday, Sept. O.
az O'clock.
M1ZPAH TEMPLE NO. 90
Mlzpah Temple. No. 30, Pythar
Sisters, will meet in X. =. hall, 47io
University way, On Thursday eve
ming. September G, at 3 o'clock. a
large class is to be initiated. Mem
bcrs urged to attend. Visiting mem
berg welcome.
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APPLE BLOSSOM CLUE
Michigan Apple Blossom club
meets with Mrs. G. schoonmal'er. 3l7
2sth ave. s., on Thursday. Sept. 8. for
1899 o'clock luncheon, served by
Division No. /.
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Tea and Thrift Shops

win East Highland Drive Guild at the
Thursday assisted BY II r Frederic Mrs l.
culton. Patton,
Mrs. wabsr. Mrs L. crnlman and sIrs
Jane
Hin Guild in the morning
with Mrs Holmes in
b. X. Boswell
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Goebel. Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Russell and Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Goobel returned
Tuesday from week NJ '''S ""'
Inn.
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VII Assist Mrs. Jacobs at Tea

bridge Thursday afternoon
Wood
Misses Nura Carter Mary
BEnker. Carter and Marion Barteau
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

HAILER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
The Halter Lake Social club will
be entertained By Mrs. Edward Nix
on Thursday afternoon. September
9Th. at the Haller lake club house,
Election OF officers viii take place.
ALPHA CLUB
The Alpha club win hold its first
meeting Of tine club year on Thurs.
day. September 9Th, with Mrs. VIM.
Curtis. al the home Of Mrs. A. @.
Fairbanks. 704s 18th ave. N. w
Luncheon win be served at 1880.
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Luncheon to Honor Gro1lp OF Gus

Morrl9on uneheon
TO schoo
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lN'tfPfslNi ifisiN Nsi'ffa t's's
Robert II. Lee Chapter Daughters
Of tho Confederacy, will hold its first
meeting OF tho new year OH Thurs
day afternoon. September 0, Mt 2
o'clock. nj tho home OF Mrs. J.. D.
McMeckln. 1871 33rd nve. N. Plans
will be made for chapter activities
and for tho state convention. Mrs.
r. o. Calohan requests large at.
tendance.
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Lnncheon and Orpheaem Portu

In compliment enter Column
university. luncheon at the Arctic
club today e a thsater NJ the orpheum.
invitations o waechters intimate friends
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MgpIua nnowS HAIR looks bsst Of
M aftsg a Golden Clint shampoo. --Adrt
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Married at Home Ceremony

Of daughter Mr. Robert
soemnzd Saturday septcm
brides With the Rev James Carey read
service
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bridge September
pleasure Of
takes
Trinity church. Saturday evening September IS -Four tables win be in
play.
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VOGUE FOR TAFFETA

a vogue for taffeta. both plain and
fancy. is predicted for spring,
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Hostess at BRIDGE Luncheon

McIaren entertaining with bridge luncheon Of '
Friday afternoon at her home. s5as Bella Vista
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suAwoNDAssE cLun

The shawondasae club viii give a
card party at the Washington hotel
on Friday September ~, ~ p. m,
For 10 years the club has been or.
ennized and working IN emergency
relief. and now viii endeavor 20 help
In the relief work Tor Japan,
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Giue Informal Dinner

N and Mrs Campbell home
Monday evening Mrs G. w chdeser Of Bur
ingame. visiting in town for a few days
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pr.MoNTrILy TEA

Tho blmonth1y tea Of the various
local chapters Of tho r. u. o. Sister.
hood VIII take place Thursday after.
noon, September 8, Mt o'clock. in
Frederick q Nelson's ten room. Pres.
idents Of tho different chapters will
act n8 hostcssos.
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PAST CHIEFS
ASSOCIATION
ST. Johns GUILD

The first fall meeting OF st.
Johns guild win be held in the
rectory, 1850 California ave, West
Seattle, on Thursday afternoon.
September 6. at 200 o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL cLuAs


RELIEF SOCIETY CALENDAR
The ladies relief society oponed
rs active work for the rominF sen.
son az "a meeting held nt The llotvi
Sorrento Tuesday afternoon. An.
nounccash ~ meetings Tor the re-.
m8indor or the club year foli1Wz
octoter 2. meeting nj Seattle
Childrtu's home
November q. meeting az Hotel
Sorrento.
December T. meeting NJ Hotel sor
rcnto
January 4. 1894. Hotel Sorrento.
February o, Hotel Sorrento.
March 4, Hotel Sorrento.
April which In the annual meet.
Ing or tho society, place or Assem-.
bly 10 bo announced later
May g. meeting At Seattle CHI.
drcn's home,
June 1. Hotel Sorrento
The officers Of the society include,
Mrs Manson =, Baclua. president.
Mrs William ~ ltedticld, first vice
president Mrs James A. haighi,
second vice president Mrs ]. y.
iowman. third vice president: Mrs.
Fred Baxter. secretary. Mrs Phillips
Morrison. financial secretary: Mrs.
Dan W. Bass. treasurer.
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T.rgfg1 ALIVE COUNCIL

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
state officers Of the Legislative
Council Of Washington have an ez.
ecutive meeting, with luncheon. on
Thursday, September 8, at IL
O'Clock, in tho Y. w. G. A.. Mrs
Victoria Trumb;il presiding.
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Or. and Mrs Charles A. Briggs. OF
Pasadena, arc the guests Of their
son, Harry r. Briggs.
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Luncheon and Nah Jongg

Miss Gertrude Hardenbcrgh will entertain with Informal luncheon
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Informal Bride at Home

Harry VIII informal bridge AZ her home 81 aari
Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. W. r. Ftasr has returned to
toxin after sp~ndinE the summer at
Rsdondo Beach.
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woMEN.a AsRocIArIoN

NflNT.N y WTH7I'"TI " F'FIF
The Womeu'a association ~ Ply.
mouth church viii meet IN tho parlor
or the church on Friday. September
T. Tho executive board viii Rn,
semhle NJ n IT, m, followed by a
luncheon az 1890 o'clock. with tho
Uniyeuity cirelr acting as hastesscs
~ llB o'clock Dr Llihurn Merrill
viii speak ON "Tho Juvenile Court
and rs Activities 70
The Needle club Of Alpha auxiliary
10 Local 5sT. will meet Friday. Sep.
tpmber Z. with Mrn. q. Glover. 1913
North saith ~,
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Dancing PARTY at Home

Marie Bernard and Miss Billie Bernard Mr. and Mrs
Saturday
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MIssoULA CLUB
Meeting Of the Missoula club Is
announced for Thursday afternoon.
September 8, at the home OF Mrs.
w. F. Paddock. 1929 3sth ave.
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ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Elderbloom club VIII meet
Thursday, September 8. at II o'clock.
in knights of Pythias hall. Third
ave. and Virginia st.
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Mlss Cecilia Auggpurgor returned
Tuesday ovoninK from a two
months trip in California. Colorado
ana Wyoming
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AUXILIARY

Fortson.Thygescn Auxiliary, y. 3.
w. ". VIII give relief luncheon
on Thursday, September 8. at IL
noon, at the home or Mrs. Georgia
Warfield, 1910 Orcag ~. Cards viii
follow 81 p. m. Members and
friends arc requested 10 take Rain.
icE car 10 Lucille 81.
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Miss Katherine Kittinger. os New
York. Is visiting friends In town.
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ar,ATTIE SOCIAL CLUB

SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Thc Seattle Social club will meet
with Mrs. Callie AyerlIl, 1871 31st
ave, on Thursday. September 6, nj 2
n m. All Eastern stars and friends
Invited.
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GIRI.g cI1rR. w. q

''IItIssl NTsIIYf FFs u ~
The Girls club OF the w. b. A.
will meet at the home OF Miss Flor.
ence Embleton. 1885 50th s. on
Thursday, September 6. at 1880 p. m.
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BRIDGE wa Honor Miss Lewis


H. P entertaining the pleasure Of
Miss Mildred Lewis whose Mr. Chester Iamer takes place
Trinity church. Saturday evening September u.s. -Four tables viii 10 In
play.
Luncheon and Nah Jongg
informal luncheon
BY
Informal Bridge at Home
Ross win informal bridge home SCI a'ri
Thursday afternoon
Hostess at Bridge Luncheon
entertaining bridge luncheon OF five tables
Friday her $3.50 Bella Vista.
Dancing Party at Home
Miss Billie Bernard Mr. and Mrs
Charles Frye are entertaining with dance at their home on Saturday
evening.
VIII Assist Mrs Jacobs at Tea
the Tennis club VIII b Mrs Roy browne and Mrs frederick 4 Wood
table assisted by the Misses Nura Carter Mary
BEinker Harriet Garter and Marion har'saa
Giue Informal Dinner
Campbell Informal dinner at their home
Monday honor o. Dr. and Mrs w chdsr Of Bur
Luncheon and Orpheum Party
compliment waschter who leaves TO enter Column
club today and later thsater party At the opheum
Married at Home Ceremony
The daughter Mr. and Mrs Robert
somnd Saturday evening septem
Of the brides parents With the Rev James Carey read
III. and Mrs Ferguson their home Seattle
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
Baldwin win hostess East Highland Drive Guild The
orshopdc hop Thursday Feden, Mrs L.
Mrs Lee Johnston Mrs culon Mrs George p Patton
woodworh. Mrs Louis waber Mrs l. crIman and Mrs
Close.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF st. George meet IN
NJ. II. y. A. hall Thursday, Sept. s. at
1890 O'Clock.
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Miss Aurclia Casey left today for
81. Paul. where she will enter st.
GATHERINGS college.
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HAPPY THouGuT GLUE

Happy Thought club meets for reg.
ular bridge'l,incheon with Mrs A. Nc
callum 24o5 Federal ave. Thursday,
Sept. 8, at o'clock.
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WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women Of Mooscheart Legion meet
In Moose temple Thursday, Sept. 0.
at O'Clock.
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THURSDAY MUSICAL

TFfWTtDIJFfI NO NfWfftJ
CLUE
Thc Thursday Musical club win
meet with Mrs G. w. Chandler, 524i
Lakeside ave, Thursday, september
8, at 100 o'clock
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THE MIRACLE OF THE
OLYMPIA OYSTER

The extraordinary calculation has been made by scien
fist that if all the progeny of single dainty Olympia
Oyster lived and if all the babies of this progeny in turn
grew up and to the tenth generation, the family
would be big that it would fill all the oceans OF the
earth solid-and then somel
This is not guesswork 1t is just plain arithmetic But
filling up the solid with these precious tdbts OF
enormous 1t takes all kinds of scientific care to keep
the family census at par! Of thousand million seed
which small bed of oysters may send forth on the waves
only thousand may cling to bit OF helpful old shell and
live; the chances in million and remember
it takes six years for oyster to mature ready for your
table.
Now the great lesson of the rich nutrition in Olympia
Oyster is right therefor its tremendous reproductive
power simply great store of vitazng phosphorus.
THAT the miracle Of the little dainty, delicious Olympia
Oyster
And phosphorus is Of the most priceless most pre-
ciors mineral saIines to human heah-to nerve brain,
and vital functions.
1t is truth any sound physician will verify that Oly
pia Oysters the supergrand food which should
be served in the family in form another once each
week If you drift in diet, they not for youbut
if you THINK" as to your diet THEY ARE They are
as vital to health as milk and oaves. Try them
There is an idea prevalent that Olympia Oysters are a
luxury and not real economical family food This is all
nonsense This is really all mistake. Right today you
can purchase full pint solid pack from the best dealers
in Seattle for S105 If the oysters are very large land
they are extraordinarily large this year) there will be
about 100 oysters in the pint and If they ordinary
in sze there will be about 200 oysters This means that
family of three four persons can get very good
number Of oysters for the money and it also means the
meat nucleus of the meal as it were at price not any
more than any other first class meat or fish
Just try them and see!
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BREAKFAST NOOK

The firm OF o. u. Williams q
Company enjoy tho reputation Of
belng the largest sash and Door
Manufacturer In the Northwest
selling direct from mill 20 user.
The Breakfast Nook which IL ~.
iuatratcd on this page 10 ono OF
their stock patterns. Tho price
varies. innHmuch ns aoms house
plans call for seats which require
two ends. whiio others require but
one. the other end being fastened
TO the wall
D. y. williams & Company give
mail orders and correspondence
prompt attention.
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HAPPY HOME PRODUCTS

Happy Home IN the cheerful
name for canned foods distributed
by Gchwabacher Bros & Co. Inc.
popularlzing these highest grade
foods throughout Seattle and the
entire Pacific Northwest. Happy
Home has como TO stand for food
excellence In cans and packages,
with a greater variety OF articles
being selected and packed under
the Happy Home name than the
average housewife imagines. In
other words. Happy Home has a
great many more possibilities for
providing high quality foods than
most housckeepera realize.
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sIAcARONI

II easier to prepare and moro
nutritious than bread or potatoes.
Dietitians urge us 70 ent more
mncnroni and less potatoes, once
n day, nj least, we should Hubsti.
tuta fnnchroui for potatoes. for not
only is macRroul easier To prepare
and much more delicious than po-
tatocs, but potatoes are starchy,
fntteninE. heat producers. and
have only about one-fourth the
food value or machronl.
A pound OF macaronl, cooked,
contains 1.s25 caiorloH. or approx
mntniy the same amount OF 1000
value as four pounds OF cooked po-
tntoeH.
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4 MODERN BAKING POWDER

The lntcst acIentIfIc dcveIopmont
In Baking Prwder ID the pure
phosphate powder. OF which Rog,-
era Baking Powder is n type which
not only produces lcavening gas
abundantly, but leaves residue
that Is OF distinct value to the
fooN. aids digestion. helps keep the
baked product moist longer and
doea not impart my bitter taste.
This Is the powder recommended
by Mrs. Isabelle Clark Swczy In
her now book. MY. 100 Best Rec
lpes." copy OF which may be OBJ
tnincd free by writing Tho Rogers
Company.
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HOT HAM AND EGG
SANDWICHES

tServsH siEl
Reprinted by permission from
Fryc's Meat Guide. Copyright. 1874.
by Frye & Company.
is pieces hot buttered toast.
slices baked or b OIL q q
Frye's Delicious Ham.
Eggs
cup hot cream rnuco (mndn
with ham drippings II pos
sibisl.
Parsley for Rarnlsh.
f'rizElo the sliced ham in hot but
ter or ham drippinga just enough
10 heat through and brown lightly
on edges. Move 10 hot toast ar
ranged on hot plates. Fry eggs la
drippinEa and lay on top or ham.
Lay second slice OF toast on each
egg. mask with cream sauce and
Rarnish with parsley.
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ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

Electricity now does all the
drudgcry that once made house,
work sTth n tax upon health and
strength. Modern electrical appli-
anoes cook. heat. light the house
hold and operate scores of devices
ors could never have visioned.
The Puget Sound Power x Light
Company has been the pioneer In
introducing to multitudes OF homes
not only the electric current that
Ia generated from Washington's
water power resources. but as well
tho appliances and attachments
that put that current to work in
marvelously ingenious. labor-sav-
Ing Ways
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CREAM scoNEs

cups 'Fiahcr'a blend
Flour"
2 teaspoons baking powder
fnoserE).
Y teaspoon salt.
egg yoiks.
Ia cup cream (Hollywcod).
tablespoons melted butter
(Maid o. CloverD.
s;ift together three times the
flour. baking powder and salt. Add
the yolka OF the eggs well beaten.
then tho cream and melted butter.
Work together. roll TO about p
Inch thick and cut IN rounds or
diamonds. Bake in hot oven. ~
biscuits.
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MAID o. CLOVER FIRST
QUALITY

Maid O. Glover Butter enjoys n
great popularity In Seattle and
nearby cities. II liz manufactured
by the Mutual Creamery. Prac-
ticnily all groocra OF the city carry
Maid o. Glover Butter. every pound
OF which carries n guarantee OF
purity and wholcsomencss.
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BuTTERNuT BREAD

ASH your grocer for the SUI
perior products Of the wash
fnEton Bakeries, "Uutturnui.
Cream Crust" aud National
Health Breads" These breads
OF quality arc rich as butter.
sweet al nut. and smooth na
velvet. IuHy housewives can
do well 20 let the Huttcrnut hoy
be their baker.
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ECnNnNIIzE

This in what we are all trying 10
do. Prepare the cheaper cuts OF
meat aud serve with Williams
Horse RaiIsh and you have an eco
nomical and appctizing meal.
TRY Wllllama Horac Radish on
ronsts. boiled meats, steaks, sand
wIches, frankfurters. boiled din
ners, fish. etc.
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InR,IN FACTS

Tho Loraln oven Heat Regulator
h a thsrmostat buit especially 10
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HOLLYWOOD CHEESE
pIfDDING

/ cup stale cake or eooky
crumbs.
1 cup Hollywood Cottage
Cheese.
II. cups milk (uoliywood).
beaten egg.
y cup needicss rsiHins.
/ teaspoon vanilla.
Mix crumbs aud cheese, place In
creased baking dIah and pour In
egg and milk. Add vanilla and
rnisinA. Bake = hour or until
brown. Serve whole or with
crushed berriea.