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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Interesting Program for
TipiLiaht Musicale

Members and guests OF the Wom-
ems University Club win listen 10
a charming twilight musicals on
Sunday afternoon. al half after four
o'clock. The program win be pre-
sented by Mrs, Gertrude Liebsn. con-
tralto. OF Los Angeles. with Mrs.
Granville Marshall at tho piano, and
Mss Mary Fitzpatrick. pianist,
Mrs. Warren F'usselrnnn and Mrs.
w. ]. Earhart viii ba the hostessca.
Mrs Earhart has arranged the
following numbers;
20. Don Fainis" fD0a Cario1 Verdi
Gertrude IIsbon
'sLsEsrds OF st. Francis Walking on
the Waves" .s.....s..,..,. -. ,iisrt
Miss Rlipatrtek
Wei FraEma ....ss..t .s-+ss a!ndlnx
Der Tod und das siAdchsn". Schubert
Cry OK Rachel" .......,..... salter
Gertrude I4sbea
Waits c Sharp Miuor'' ...... Chopin
TIsoiee'' tfor tna left hand siunsl.
..-.......- a,.......-.t ....s RaYina
''PoIpahl,o" ...,...s...is. Mcdowell
v Miss Fitzpatrick
Danny Boy ..a..4..i, weathsrIy
THE Faitsrlng Dusk" ...s Hammond
"Bsllade OF the Bony Fiddler kramer
Gertrude Idsb,tr
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Art Gallery. Talk on tho pictures
will DO given by Mrs. Msdge Bal.
ley.
Drama department OF the Coterie
Club. 1890 o'clock at home of
Mira. A. u. Lovett, $50 East 50th.
Religious drama with Christmas
play. by Mrs. Norton Myers:
who's who" on tho stage, by
Mrs. VIM. Lynn.
Current Events department Of
the Seattle womans Club, 1890
o'clock at, homo OF Mrs. Robert
Hall. 1920 10th ave, n. Paper by
Mrs, II. A. Gould.
Literary Interpretation depart.
ment of the Seattle Womans Club,
1890 o'clock at homo Of Mrs. Rob.
ep Hall, 1920 10th ave. N Roll
call, literary quotations; strait
Is tho Gait" andre Glde), reviewed
by Miss Nellie McGough; nrt gal.
lories OF France, Miss Leone Fow-
Ter.
Woman's state Dental Hygicnist
Association. 8 o'clock, 1000 Cobb
building.
American Homes department OF
tho Seattle Federation OF Women's
Clubs, 1870 O'Clock In social hall OF
Waldorf Hotel. Seventh and Pike.
Very important meeting.
The Cllonlan Club, card party,
o'clock ut tho Federated clubhouse.
Bridge. prizes and refreshments.
For reservations phone Mrs, II. II.
Audlcy, EAst.s70b.
WEDNESDAY
Laden Grotto Club, 2 O'clock, ut
Federated clubhouse. Roll call
Prominent Artlsts'; songs, by Mrs
j, II, Ramstead; piano solo, Master
Kenneth Day; Miss Clara Reynolds
Illustrated talk on italy. Mrs. l.. IT,
Lane, Mrs. w. u. Greer, hostessos.
Fine Arts department OF tho Seat
Ito Federation OF Womcn's Clubs. 10
o'clock, Plymouth House. Miss Ruth
Durhoim, supervisor OF music, Will
tnlk on "Musio Appreciation. All
members OF Federation invited.
THURSDAY
Homo Economies department OF
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Bridge Tea to
Honor Mrs. Huston

Mrs. u. u. McEacbcran will en-
terrain with n bridge tea at The
Olympic ON Monday afternoon, De-
cembcr Ia, In honor Of Mrs. Huston,
wife Of tho ri. Rev. Arthur II. Hus.
ton. Bishop Of Olympia.
Assisting win be Mrs. james Ham
llton do vouvc, Mrs. John D. Nc
Lauohlan, Mrs, William Edris. Mrs
II, w. Ross, Mrs Hugh Purcell. Mrs
Thomas j. Cassutt and Miss Mary
McEachernn.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

AND PROGRAM
Chapter A. r. T. O.. viii stage .
Christmas bazaar and program IN
connection with its regular meeting
Monday. December Z. NJ : o'clock.
AZ Rainier Chapter House.
Miss Ruth F1eischcr, Of the
Fleischer School Of Drama and
the Dance. will present group Of
her pupils In play entitled The
Christmas star" which she has
written especially FOR this occasion.
There viii also be group Of In
terprctatIvo character dances.
Pupils who will appear on tho
Myrtle Thompson. Frances Gilroy.
Bsrnicc Befnsr. Florence Spaulding.
Dolores Lennox. Lucille Dates, Bar
bara Williams Betty Morrow. Mar
garet Fitzheury Marjorie simond-
son. Doris Campbell, Elsie Bcrnice
Blornstnd. Virginia Engman. Mar
joric Hanson. Grace yahlbusch.
Myril w!nshIp. MarJode Bartlett.
Myrtle Hess. Irene Carlson. June
Jensen. Edna Robinson. Endora
Brittsn and Ruth Cole.
CHAPTER @. r. +. o.
Chapter q, r. Il. o.. wifi meet
Monday. December Z, mt 2 o'clock
IN the Blue room at tho Y. w. c. A.
Miss Belle James viii DO hostess.
Petitions for two new chapters are
in tho hands OF the president.
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
Tho Prairie Rose Club viii hold
It's regular monthly meeting. Mon.
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Guild to Giue Dance
and Card Partu

Queen Anne Guild of tho Chill
dren's orthopodio Hospitals In 'com-
pleting plans for dance md
bridge party nj Rainier Chapter
House on Saturday evening, De-
cember 10.
Mrs. y. c. Yancy Is chairman
OF tho committee, which includes
Mrs j. w. Goodwin. Mrs. Victor
Stole. Mrs. Frank s. Bnyloy, Mrs
Peter Mogenson. Mrs. Roy Ander-
Son and Mrs. Frank Plumer.
Pupils from the Winona School Of
the Dance will give some speciality
numbers during the evening.
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By Lillian Keen LIE Balkster
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
Mrs Gilman to GiUe Tea for Nea0 Resident;
4 Los Angeles Artist ON Program

Mrs. L. C. GILMAN has cards
wi out for tea on Tuesday after.
noon at the Sunset Club.
The affair will welcome Mrs. Fred
crick MearH. formerly OF ST. Paul,
who with Mr.. Mears recently came
here 10 make their home. The call
ing hours win DO from 4 until s
O'clock.
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Orthopedic lunch and
Thrift ,ShODs

Tho Pythian Sisters will look
NJ or the service Mt tho Orthopedio
Lunch room Monday. Mrs Mar
garct Peterson will be hostess, ns-
sisted by Mrs. Margaret Glnsscock.
Mrs. Jennie Drisko, Mrs. Catherine
Macdonald, Mrs Bessie Fleming.
Mrs. Edna I.ovetlnalty, Mrs. Ger
trude whitman, Mra Helen Nc
Kay. Mrs Emma Abbott Mrs
Iorcna Foster, Mrs Jessie Arts
md Mrs. Louise Young.
Members Of Laurclhurst Guild
viii nssist Mt tho Thrift Shop, Mrs.
carl 70. croscn and Mrs. 10. II.
Guthrie In tho morning and Mrs.
~ r. Moray IN the afternoon.
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Kappa Kappa Mothers
TO Entertain

Mrs. E. w. Browncll. Mrs, NJ. A.
Matthews and Mrs H. =. Talbot
viii be the hostcases at tho meet
ing OF mothers Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority to 10 held Tuesdny
afternoon. December s, at tho chap
ter house.
Aside from a program appropriate
10 the holiday season there VIII DC
shower Of fruits and jana.
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CONCERT PLANNED
FOR JANUARY IS

The music department of the
Woman's Century Club announces
tho first professional concert to DO
given in tho Little Theatcr OF tho
new clubhouse on Friday evening,
january 10. The program will DO
presented by Emily L. Thomas
pianist and Robert Lowell Wilson
baritone. Tickets will DO on sale
shortly, The proceeds will be do.
voted TO the clubhouse fund.
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Nah Jon1u Breakfast

Mrs. Ernst l.. skoci aud Mrs.
Charles 7, Jordan win be In charge
Of tho mnh iongg breakfast 10 be
given for members and guests Of
tho Women's University Club on
Friday morning, December H. NJ
II o'clock, in the Wcllealey room OF
the club.
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Personal

afr. and Mrs. W. Il. Ballori. Of
Kalispcli. Mont. are tho weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J Harrington
Edwards.
Miss Dorothy Avery will leave De-
cembnf 10. for Los Angeles. where
she win visl; Miss Eleanor Rey,
uolds until after tho New Year,
Mrs r. s. Frye Is spending The
weekend with Mrs Rodney Camp
bell in Vancouver. II. G.
SIR. and Mrs. Charles Wright. who
arrived this week from cordova.
Alaska, have taken an apartment at
Tho Cambridge for tho winter.
Miss Sarah Farrell win leave
shortly for Chicago. to spend tho
winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hardgrove
returned today from n trip to spo.
kane.
Mrs. J. d. Farrell and Miss
Helen Farrell arc expected home
mex, woek from trip 20 New York.
AIR and Mrs. sidney Garfield
Smith are spending few days in
Vancouver. u. G,
Colonel and Mrs. Harry westcrvclt
Gregg returned Thursday from a
weeks visit in Portland.
Mrs. Edward f. Riley is going to
Spokane. December Is, 10 visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. o'Neii.
Mr.. Riley will join her for Christ.
mas.
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Mrs. Conan to
Entertain for Guests

In honor Of her house guests. Mrs
Reuel Phillips Gfelen Porter and
Miss Katherine Dutton Of Spokane.
Mrs. Wilbur r.. Conan viii entertain
with a small luncheon on Monday
afternoon at Tho Olympic.
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numbers that proved popular In
cluded Der Tod ind das Madchen"
by Schubert, Tho Falterlng Dusk"
by Kramer and la FORCES Song
OF tho Open" Dearest" by Homer
and II Passed by Your Window"
we're tho other oncores given.
No Amphlon concert would be
complete without the excellent nc.
compartment OF Arvile Belstad.
whose playing has added greatly to
the success OF the Amphions.
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Women's Clubs

day. December Z, az ? O'clock, az
tho home % Mrs, William F1umer.
felt. 1908 itth Ave. ~. r. A fun al.
tendance il desired as officers will
BE- elected and plans made for tho
annual no-host dinner.
Take car no. IL 10 4ist and Uni
versiiy way. or car No. 10. 70 18th
ave. n. y.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CLUBS AND DEPARTMENTS
TO MEET
The calendar for the clubs and de-
pnrtments OF tho Seattle Federation
OF women's Clubs will meet next
week according TO tho following
schedule:
MONDAY
PhllomuB Club, at Kinney Home,
Mrs. Chaa. Somcrs. hostess. Home
talent, social committee; roll call.
Yuletide; piano solo, Miss Elsie
Thompson: lantern slides OF Pacific
Northwest, shown by Mrs. Asher
Van Kirk. Take Fauntlcroy car, No.
p, nj Pine and Second at 1 o'clock
shnrp,
Tho Seattle Woman's Club, board
meeting, 1870 o'clock, Federated
clubhouse. Christmas party, 2
o'clock. Vocal solos. Miss Pauline
Ayers and Mr. John Manly, accom-
panied by Mrs. Malcolm Hughes;
reading, selected. by Madame Marie
Wornll Becbc. Hostossos. Mrs. |. ].
Kohlor. Mrs. II. Lawrence and Mrs.
j. M. Thatcher,
Art department Of the Seattle
Woman's Club. 1870 o'clock. Fed
Grated clubhouse. Mrs, 10. u, Dudden
VIII have charge.
Music department OF the Seattle
Womnn's Club. II o'clock. Mt the
Federated clubhouse, In charge OF
Mrs. Florence II. Smith.
Clyics department OF tho Seattle
Woman's Club, 10 o'clock at the
ifedornted clubhouse. In charge OF
Mrs. Helen NJ, Stevens.
King County Graduate Nurses
Club, o'clock, on second floor Y.
w. O. a. rooma.
TUESDAY
Fine Arts department OF tlfb Co.
tcrio Club, o'clock at tho Frye
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. l. G. Iyorson entertained with
n bridge luncheon for twelve on
Thursday afternoon at Tho Wilson.
Ian. Tho affair honored Mrs. u. J..
Rothwoll, OF Now Weatminstor, u. C.
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Ralston Club Program
Announced

The winter concert OF the Rails.
ton Club will be given in Eagles
auditorium on Wednesday evening,
December ..
George Rogovoy. Russian cellist,
will be the assisting artist. Mr..
Rogovoy, who is one OF Seattle.
able musicians. Is a graduate OF the
Petrograd Conservatory of Music.
Lawrence Mayer. basso. will be tbs
club soloist, The organization IS I'M
der the direction of owen ]. Will
liams, and Louretta V. Harding is
tho accompanied.
Following is the program;
10 Arms" ......M nund.r
Pale Moon" ,,..,.........,.. Logan
''But--Tney Didn't" .........R Rogers
RHlston Club
souvenir dc Spa" ......,. Servais
George Rogovoy
"Allah's Holiday" ....,... Friml
Tho Ice Shore .,..H Rrrl.
Annie Laurie .........,.. Buok
Ralston Club
az over the steppo' $50. ,dretehRnlott
Dbl Banjo Song" Homer
Lawrence Mayer
sunset :.'..,,,....,. Van de waiter
'MulligHn Muskctecrs" Atkinson
Ralston Club
(R Ave Maria" , Schubert
th) 'GAvotto No. s",. Farmer
to( "Nocturne de Chopin.
''.'''.s,,,....,....A by RoKovoy
George Rosovoy
Song OF volga Boatmnn" .
".,,.,,,.,,Arr. by owen J. Williams
Romeo In Georgia" ..........s Scott
Tho Pilgrims Chorus" Warner
Ralston Club
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Music
Spargur Quartet to Give
Second Concert of Series

a program OF artistic excellencs
viii be presented by the Spargur
String Quartz, when it appears in
the second concert Of its series next
Thursday evening, December 10. in
the Spanish ballroom at The Olympic.
Works Of famous composers will
be interpreted and also an interest
ing composition by Daisy Wood Hill
dreth. n prominent Seattle composer.
The spargur quartet concerts are
OF inestimable value to the initial.
lectual and moral welfare Of thel
community: artistry In the highest
form being the chief consideration in
the selection OF the concert offer
lngs.
The complete program follows:
Quartet Y Flat Major. Opus ST.. Drorsk
Allegro ma non troppo
Dumka tEleElel
RomAnEe Andants con noto
Finale. Allegro Nsssi
bIind Otrf ...... .s...,,..... Hilcr.th
NoNeiietten .....-......,..... Bridge
III
Quartet 3 Flat Major. Mozart
Allegro vivAce asssi
Menuetto tModcrAtol
AdaEio
Allegro asssi
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the cotsrfe Club, o'clock. at home
OF Mrs, II. r, Malle,t. s7si 18th ave.
~ Y. Subject: interior Decorat.
ins," by Miss Bernlco Engcr.
Queen Anne fsrtnlgh,ly Club. .
O'Clock. NJ hbmo OF Mrs. r. s. Bag.
ley. 1885 Eighth ave. w. chrls,mas
picnic. Yc oide limo Christmas, Mrs.
q. y. saekett; American composers.
Mrs. J. ". Cunningham Assisting
hosiesseS. Mrs. J, i. Pike and Miss
Adelaide Pollock.
FRIDAY
Seward Social and Literary Club.
? o'clock, at homo Of Mrs. Il. n.
Davis, 1852 Lucille 81. GIFT day.
annual guest day and social after
noon. Jam and Jelly shower for
the Washington Chlldren's Home.
Mn, Harry Miller assisting hostess
SATURDAY
Classic Culture Club, Christmas
party o'clock, at tho Federated
Clubhouse. Committee: Mrs. G.. w
Yancy, Miss Ruth Ioffcry. Mrs
Jessie wardcl
Pennsylvania Study Club, s
O'Clock. Federated Clubhouse, party
for husbands and friends. Bridge
and whist 90 be played. Mrs. r. c.
Donoho, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
]. $, soigris,, Mrs Martha Hil,y
and Mrs. j II. Peterson.
Y. w. C. a. CLUB CALENDARS
Y. w. c. \. meetings for the week
beginning December win be MS fol.
flows:
Monday Board OF trustees, tea
room. o'clock: holiday luncheon
IhonoFing tho socretnrial staff. Inter.
| Club Council. private dining room. 6
o'clock, business meeting; Bertha
Wallace, president In charge.
Tuesday--Cosmopoiitan Club sec
ond floor club room, 1850 o'clock,
Biblo lesson, taught by Miss Flor.
oneo Maddox. Blue Triangle Resi-.
dence, $3.50 o'clock, insprational talk
by Mrs Byron Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures Club gymna.
stun. o'clock, gymnastics and has.
ketball, under direction OF Miss su.
ella Nicely. Latahni Club, third floor
club room. o'clock. dramatics: Miss
Harriet Smith, director.
Thutsday-Fricnds of All Club,
third floor club room, o'clock. re.
hearsal for Christmas pageant, Union
Bible Club. Bible rooms, o'clock.
Biblo discussion; Miss Helen Galley
in charge. Alsacon Club, second
floor club room, o'clock, stunt
night; Clara Mulzoff in charge.
Friday Association Members
Club, second floor club room, 1880
o'clock talk, Little Works OF Art M
out.of.Way Places" by Mrs. II, II.
Alexander.
Saturday Juniors, auditorium,
$3.50 TO IL
! nAIrnIT'TIrpl ON VEsrIp ANl
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BRIGHTON PRE-
SCHOOL CIRCLE

Brighton Prc-sohool Circle viii
meet "Wednesday, December .. Mt
1880 o'clock, Mt tho homo OF Mrs.
Bert Swain, 1921 4sth ave, S. Miss
Frederick, tho school nurse, will
speak
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GREENWOOD PIT. A.

Greenwood PIT A. will have the
following program Mt ~ regular
monthly meeting on wednesday, DC.
cembor 0, nt 2 o'clock. Mrs. N,
G. Compton VIII talk on "valuo of
Nature study" Mrs. Bnllpino will
speak on motion pictures nnd there
WIN be violin selections and singing
BY Sixth grndo pupils. whose moth.
ors VIII net as hoetcsscs during tho
social hour.
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST

Regular meeting Of American If.
Fion Auxiliary Rainier Noble Post No.
will DO held Monday evening. De.
cembor 7. at o'clock in tho Legion
club rooms. 500 Third ave, NomIna-
lions OF officerB for the ensuing year
win be made at this time, and full
attendance IN desired.
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AUXILIARY To
WALDO gASITARIUNi

Auxiliary 10 waldo sanitarium
win meet Monday. December Z. al
10 a. m. with Mrs. David Conklin
$40 18th Ave. ".
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SEATTLE HIGH

SCHOOL COUNCIL Pr. A.
Seattle High School Council OF
Parent. Teacher associations Will
meet Monday morning. December
Z. at 1880 O'Clock. in. the school
board room. Central building, Miss
Hose Glass. girls advisor Of Roose-
VOLT high school. viii have charge
OF tho program.
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DAUGHTERS or VETERANS
Clara Barton Tent Daughters Of
Veterans. will meet Wednesday, De-
cembcr .. at 80 o'clock. In Ve,cr-
ans Hall. Armory, Election OF Of
fIcers, Dinner at G o'clock will be
followed by cards.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. SO

PALM CIRCLE NO. Sc
Palm Circle No. ss. n. OF W.,
will have a meeting Monday, De-
cember Z. In /, o, o. F. hall
OLYMPIC CAMP. r. n. A.
Olympic Camp. No. e3i9, Royal
Soighbors OF America. viii hold it's
regular business meeting and cleo
ton OF officers Monday evening. De
cember 4. Mt s o'clock, in tho NJ,
w. A. hall. 1925 Third ave.
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Quartet y Flat Major.
Allegro vivAc. asssi
Menustto tModcrAto)
AdaEio
Allegro assai
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-08-21

crown, he said: Il expect to win the
crown from Taiaber. He IL 9 Gne
wrestler and uses more science thas
any man Of the mat today. HoWsveE,
l feel sure that my superior physical
condition viii prevail and that ! wfl
emerge victorious and the champion
Il my division. Diet u & very lmpor-
tant parf Of my program n training
Tor q match The system that nee
4 really very simple. Involving only
good judgment and caution IN The se.
lection o. food. prefer 70 eat sclsn-
tincally prepared foods whenever pos
sible and ! never eat anything 70
which Is attached the slish1est doubt
q it. purity. eat . great deal e.
canned foods because I am sure that
they are pure ard win have no I'll e.
fects on my digestive 1ynteEn. Taxa
just as an example Of what food cen
do for the body-milk. Il IL the great
est Of body builders and q very impoE-
tant part Of any mans diet But h
sometimes impure or contaminated and
may be the source Of illness e used
Because OF this fact. / use evap0rnted
milk entirely ana ind It very Batisfac-
tory. | know that Il Il pure and that
/ win not suffer from It's use. ] know
that It IL a great body builder be-
cause the concentration Of II gives It
such food value / know that Il IL
easily dlgested, more SO than market
milk. in fact. because drink 4 be-
fore going to bed and feel no effects
Of 1t IN the morning. This IL usually
hard to do with ordinary market milk.
This plan. In substance. IL the same
one that / use regarding other fooda
If there Il any chance or suspicion Of
impurity or low food value. l usa
something else.
"And II q man IL 30 situated that q
IL impossible for him to get the proper
amount Of exercise. be must be doubly
cautious not to partake OF any but the
purest food On the whole, II man
eats with wisdom and observes the
fundamental rules for good health,
there is no reason why he should ever
have a sick or uncomfortable day"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-08-21

sauce 20 heat. and Just bafore serving
stir n beaten egg yolk. cook 4 double
boiler TO prfxens enFdllng
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Watch Your Diet,
Says Prinaa Donna

Cyrena Van Gordon. prima donna Of
he Chicago Opera company, believes
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OF Doctor s. b. Munns. says that all
Of these things are woman's right and
are Necessary II 8 woman Il ANTIQUE
to keep her youth and bsauty. Bat
exercise b not the only thing that -
necessary for the woman who q de-
sir0us Of being attractive. She must
watch her diet and be careful not to
eat anything that win, in any way. be
fattening.
There are certain dishes TO which
Miss Van Gordon ls partial and to
which she gives the credit for the ~
tention Of her beauty. These dishes.
she prefers to prepare herself and.
when on tour with the Chicago Opera
company, she carries a small electric
stove In order that she win not be
deprived OF the food she deems necea.
sary. These dishes are easily prepared
Miss Van Gordon uses for
Celery and Cheese casosrols.
! cups chopped ] cup OooEsd SPA
celery Rhafti
x cup svaporatsd y cup buttsrsa
milk bread crumbs
a cup water 4 tsp, salt
3 tbsp. -four
She makes white sauce Of min. wa-
ter. butter. -four. and salt. and mixea
II with ali ingredients except crumbs.
She then places It In an oiled baking
dish and covers with crumbs. baking
In q moderate oven until brown.
Chicken = h King.
3 cups cold cup evaporateQ
chicken, diced milk
3 thap butter 3 ID. munhEoono
: tbsp. nouF / cup chicken
q green peupeT. broth
shredded egg yolk
= pimente. Salt and pepper
ahred1td sf
Cook ne peppers taipo mushrooms.
e the5 are usedl IN the butter Tor -
minutes. keeping them covered while
cooking slowly. Add the lour and sea
soninsa. also the milk and broth Stir
to q. sm9ofh sauce Put chicken b
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-08-21

g. help nsutralizs these irritating
acids and flush off the body's urinous
waste. begin drinking water. Also
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy, take q table,
spoonful n . glass Of water be-
fore breakfast Ter q few days and
your kidneys may then act fine and
bladder disorders disappear.
This famous salts Is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder ir-
ritation. Jad Salts IS inexnensfvo and
makes a delightful ef1ervescent IL
thiaewater drink which millions Of
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-08-21
Drink Water
If Back Or
Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts II You Feel Beck
aehy or Have Bladder
Weakness

Toe much rich food forms acid
which excite and overwork the kid
neys in their efforts to filter It from
the system. Flush the kidneys occas-
ionally to relieve them like you re-
ieve the bowels, removing the acids,
waste and poison, else you may feel
q duh misery il the kidney region,
sharp pains IL the back o. sick head
ache. dizziness, the stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the wealth
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine is cloudy, full Of sediment,
the channels often get irritated, obli-
ging one to get up two of three times
during the night.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-08-21

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 90
The manufacturing plants Of the
United States thus far this year are
employing a slightly larger number Of
men than in 1924, according to an
investigation made by the United
States Department Of Labor.
The industrial payroll is on the in
crease at a rate faster than the in
crease in the number employed, indi-
eating that wage scales are on the
upgrade. $50 Hr
Neither the payroll nor the number
employed is equal to 1923, the official
data show.
The Labor Departments data, re-
garded as reliably indicative of the
trend, is taken directly from the rec