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Schipa Is Brilliant
Artist


by LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS
Tito schlpa. premier lyric tenor 81
the Chicago opera company, was
greeted with more than the usual
amount or cuthusiaHm last evening
when hs appeared in concert az the
First Presbyterian church COnsld-
cred one Of the foremost singers 81
his type. he received the most sim
cero applause and won. n possible. a
greater ovation than De did when
here last season.
schipa ls endowed with a remark
able voice ~ the finest texture.
powerful and Of unusual range, lie
sings In an easy unaffected manner
each number being given the most
delightful Interpretation. Combined
with his exquisite voice schlpa has
most pleasing and winning person.
atty
HIS program WIS n varied one,
chosen 90 plcnse an tastes but tho
numbers that proved most popular
were the operate ariHs. "M'Appari, %
from Martha, by Flotow. "Ah. non
creds VI IT," from Mign0n, Ia
Donna mobile" from Rigoletto, and
aria from "Manon." the last two be-
ing given MS encores, Caro- MIC
ben" by Giordonl and 'La Fnrfhl'
letta." tho opening numbers, received
the most prolonged applause.
Others that met with favor were.
'Pnnis AnRelcu5," by Frunck. Lola'a
&c Rol d'YB- Yaincment", schu'
mann'H THE Walnut Tree and
'Bonjour suzon," By Dcllbes. schipa
was repeatedly recalled and his en-
cores numbered moro than his orig
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Personal

Lieut. Merrill Frederick sproul
arrived in town Tuesday night from
Pensacola Flp.. 10 join MH. sproul
who u Visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .. = FothsnnEham
MI and Mrs Herbert A. schocn-
field have returned from two
months motor trip 60 California.
Mira Moritz Thomson ana her
daughter. Mrs, Anna Thomson MIL
burn, are expected 20 return this
week from their winter home at
Altadena. Cal,
Mrs. Mortz Thomson and her
daughter Mrs. Anna Thomson Nh.
burn, are expected 90 return this
week from their winter home al
Altsdcna. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs, W, A. NJ, Smith will
so 10 BellinEham Friday 20 attend
tho tulip show and spend the week
end.
Mrs. Frederick Eggert Of Portland
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Jerry
T.. Eggert for a few days
Mr., and Mrs. 4. Douglas Myers
mildred HleoD. formerly Of Seattle,
are being congratulated upon the
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LatuelhurSt Home Wa Be Setting for Large
Tea, Wedding Val Take Place in Jltne
,,ps wII-nUR nYRoN IVES

AIRS. WILBUR BYRON IVES
MI has issued cards 10 a tea az
,sr home IN Lauwlhurzt on Thurs
Az afternoon. May it, from 3 un-
N o'clock, tn honor OF her
S,urhtsrlnlaw, Mrs. Waldo Cleyc,
,.nJ Ives christine rrusNN re
cen, bride
Assistins Will be Mrs. a II, Tm,
AZ Mrs. G., NJ Buucrworth Mrs,
Harry Kent, Mrs, l. l., stephens.
Mrs ArriEo NJ, Young, Mrs, Ernst
skeel. Mrs. Edward harrington,
Airs &. 4. Ives. Mrs W, 4, Pad
s,ek Mrs. Preston padsctt, Mrs, $.
" Koch Mrs, j. ID, Shancr, Mrs.
Howard Knott. Mis-. J T. Pink
nam. Airs, Harry Byrne OF Tacoma,
ard the Misses Virginia TruaN,
roralne Casey. Elizabeth Loven,
stein ana katherine Brown.
Dorothy Skecl and Master Bert
p,terworth viii receive tho cards.
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Music

inal program each winning more
applause than tho preceding one.
Among hir cucorcz we're. Rogers ~
Parting The Sweetest Flower
That Crows" sole Mo-. Katherine
GIcu'a AT Twilight and "Ciara
HtoH"
An added feature u Iast evening
concert was the excellent acrOmpanl.
mcnt 81 Jose ErH8Hiz, a youna
pianist. who. without doubt. Wl.I
make "a name Tor himself Boz the neat
future. Ills playing of Reflects da
roau By DebusEys Alboniz' 'Trnna
and LlsA'H "Lu C1mpanella' wa
worthy of the highest praise.
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Parties Honor
Miss kdufel'

To honor Miss Monica kaufer, who
is TO be a June bride Mrs Mary
brennan entertained with a luncheon
at her home ON Tuesday afternoon,
Last Saturday, Mrs. John Martin
BOYLE, assisted hy her daughters. tho
Misses Susie and Mildred Boyle, en-
tertaiucd seith a bridge luncheon NJ
her home in Tacoma, a number OF
Seattle friends motored over for tho
affair.
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CARD PARTY
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF MAkHIMGTnN

Native Daughter Of Washington,
Princess Angciluc rarlor No, 2
viii hold their final whist card
party Of tho acaEon at Wings cafe
terra on Wednesday evening, May
goth. at s. m. Az members and
friends invited
Tho annual banquet will be held
on Tuesday evening, May 2eth, al
Is y. IN. nj the Frye hotel. Kindly
send tn your reservations 10 either
Miss Nellie Hans. Hotel Willard
or Mrs Ida svcndEnri. 1901 Sea.
view ave, not later than the 18TH.
in order 90 be sure OF 4 room largo
enough to accommodate nll
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Mrs. Wallace to Honor
Her House Guest

With covers placed for twenty
Mrs. John Wallace viii entertain az
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Mny
is, az the Aprtir club. In honor OF
Mrs, W. w Young OF san Fran
cisco, who has been her house
guest for six weeks and who viii
leave the following day FOR hcT
home.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

YOUNG NATIONS or ITALIAN
COLONY TO ENTERTAIN
The young mBtrons 81 the Italian
colony viii entertain with a bridge
and whist party Saturday evening,
May 10. at $3.50 o'clock at X. Of G.
hall Many favors have been pro.
vided for the affair, and following
the game there will be dancing and
refreshments. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned AZ TtoEain Bros.
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luncheon Compliments
Yrs IIittcr

Mrs. Walter McEwan TomkinS en-
teraincd with a small luncheon to-
day al the Rainier club. for Mrs,
Dean Cooling wittcr, Of san Fran
essco who is spending a fc~ days
VIII hrr parents, Mr. and MIR, w.
D. PerkLns
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cosTrME PARTY

stevens womcn's Relief corps will
celebrate It's 4lst anniversary on
Saturday evening. May o with "A
costume party The affair viii fol-
low tho meeting Of the post. and
members are asked 10 wear old
fashioned costumes.
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Mrs. Stimson Gives
Small Luncheon

Mrs Charles willard stimson en-
,srtained With small luncheon at
her homo today in honor Of Mrs.
". r Amann Of Piedmont. Cal.who
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Law
renee Boyle.
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Entertaining for
Trnreler

Mrs Douglas Shelor viii enter.
tain with a bridge luncheon ut her
home on Friday afternoon in honor
% Mrs W. X. Chilco't, who is going
abroad shortly Tor the summer, In
Ntations have been limited TO IN.
innate friends Of tho honor guest,
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RECEPTION AT
pI.NMnlTu HOUSE.

RECEPTION AT
PLYMOUTH HOUSE
Under the auspices of the board
Of trustees ~ Plymouth church, Ply.
mouth House viii b. formally opened
with reception to the public on
Thursday evening Mas z. at s
o'clock.
The program 10 be siycn during
the evening follows
Celeste Mia" .r,.s',t.s, verdi
70 aoIs Mio .sst.s,,s ~ Chpura
Jsmss Harvey
n
Tie Years 81 'b~ apFtns Hrash
wlnifrrd PARKER
III
When T~litzht wsavts'. BranasanbT
Mrs.. asrgsrs, as.. li.nlon. u,. frss
ClsFke
~
BhriipH saiaE=-Tn be selected
walter , nssHbvrx
NJ Lovely Celia ...,,...... wilson
Margaret Moss Hsmlan
FAlRvTEw PIT. a.
Fairview PIT. A. viii meet at tho
school Thursday. May Z. at .I5
p. m. Mr. Myers u the forestry
department, will talk for 10 min,
utcs on Forest Fire Prevention
and Mrs w C. Fisk will talk on
Means OF Recreation for Children
| During the summer" Dorothy
Robinson and Fay Eagle will give
plano and violin duet and there
VIII be number by some Of the
pupils.
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AID SOCIETY Oh"
WELSH CHURCH

The ladies' Aid society Of the
Welsh Presbyterian church. viii
meet Thursday. May :. Al : p. m.
in the church pariors Mrs. A. n.
Kerr Will speak on the "Phcnom-
ena OF Nature. Members asked 10
attend. Mrs. o, Tools and Mrs
Owen williams. hostcsses.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
arpn, cLrR

ALPHA CLUB
Alpha club will meet Thursday.
NAY 7. at 1880 o'clock. with Mrs.
Fpd Hamilton. eats e6th ave. y.
Program consists Of roll cali, report
Q, Federation delegate and trustee
and talk on art Review" by Mrs.
c s Weeks. parliamentary drtIl.
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ORDER OF RAINBOW
FOR GIRLS

Seattle Assembly, Order OF Tho
Rainbow Tor Girls, viii meet Fri.
day evening, May s. in the Ma.
sonic Temple Initiation and olcc,
ton Of officers. Members urged TO
attend
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Club to Feature
Oriental Music

oriental Music" viii he tho study
topic OF La Rohsme music club Fri
day afternoon. nt o'clock. at the
homo OF Mrs. J. L. Runner, 1907
Warren ave, with Mrs. T. c, Mes,
set. hostess
Miss Mayoahi NRtori. Japanese
soprano. will asSis, on the program,
which follows
soprano
= saw Th.~ Fir,t when Cherries
nioomcd .s.+sa.-.. .stas.sr Cadmnn
'tAu Ny Hgsrt u Nshe@' rsaysr
ratas japanese Homarerl Cadmsn
fJapaurzr peat0 Song .szs.ss sharp
Mrs. D Ctttard Heid
riaro-
Tears Of M,nar' s.sas...
Dream Tale" ..r..sr,..
Mrs Robert punhRr.
Soprano
'rIomewnra Round s....... YAmada
"Colnred stars fChiUsse &lHrs
tr~uth Century, issiRhrtdzs cfis'
II sert Ny Soul Thru the ~.
ytsibls persian uardrut Lehman
Mrs r g. Rhodes
japanese Folk sans. .,.s.s.ss.
Mes Epdsrtck Dunbar
Aria. aone Fire pay tNad.ms
ruttcFflFt .arf+a-sa-r. tssre Pucrini
ttJapauesa Low song ....s..s, Hrshr
Miss heyashi Sat5Fi
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1Auf1A snnIETY ~ MEET

DAHLIA SOCIETY TO MEET
The Seattle Dahlia society will
meet Thursday. May 7. at $3.50
O'Clock. in room $40 Central build
ing. SIR. John Van Aalst Of Kirk
land will speak on Bulbs" General
discussion
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WOMEN or

WOMEN OF
MpOSEHEART LEGION
Women Of Moosehcart Legion vill
meet Thursday evening. May Z, at
o'clock az Moose temple.
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YALKYRIEN LnnGE

Naikyricn Lodge, Daughters Of
Norway, win give benefit card
party at Norway hall. Friday. May
s.. Luncheon At / O'Clock Al
friends arc invited.
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AI.pnA NEEnLE clI.n

Alpha Needle club will meet at
tho home Of Mrs Annie Hun, SOC
2Iat ave. s., Wednesday evening,
May 6, ut 1880 o'clock, Members
requested 10 attend.
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SEWARD SOCIAL. AND
LITERARY CLUB

Seward Social and Literary club
viii meet with Mrs n, p. Colcock.
I127 3ist ave. s.. Thursday. May Z.
At O'clock. Mrs. f. h Brown and
Mrs. Frank Bailaine Will speak on
are Moving Pictures a Menace?"
Mss Emily Bissett will render harp
solos and Miss Marion Wheatman
reading. Sirs. A. r. Keller. as.
ssting hostess
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MYSTIC JEWEL, NO. 80
Mystic Jewel. No. 40. degree staff.
will give a whist party Thursday.
evening. May 7. at Wings cafeteria
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Ldrqe Dinner Party

Mr. and Mrs. A. g. schaefer will
be hosts az large dinner given
tonight az Tho Olympic
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ALrmN NEEDLE CLrR

NLIIIN y LEUIsE IINH
Alpha Needle club VIII meet Al the
home Of Mrs Annie Hui, SOC eist
ave. s.. Wednesday evening. May 6.
At 1880 O'Clock, Members requested
to attend,
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TEA AND BAZAAR

TEA AND BAZAAR
The annual May day ten and
bazaar Will be given By the Aid
society Of tho FIRST Presbyterian
church Thursday. May 7th. 4 pro.
grcasiye luncheon viii be served at
i2 o'clock. and a cafeteria dinner
at s. Tea will be served during
the afternoon. Many beautiful ar.
ticieA OF fancy work and linens.
aprons. house dresses, etc. viii
bc displayed in the different booths.
CARD PARTY
Mystic Jewel No. 80. degree staff
win give wits, party at Wings
cafeteria, Thursday. May eth, al
$50 p. IN. Members and friends cor.
daily invited
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MssoULA CLUB

The AnssouIa club viii meet at
The home Of Mrs VIII Paddock.
iial 3Sth ave. Thursday, May Z. at
p. m. Mrs. Frank McDermott will
give an interesting talk on her re.
cent trip to South America Assist
ing hostesses win be Mrs. MolIis
Wallace and Mrs Fife Ector. Take
car No. and get off at Olive st.
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CHERRY BLOSSOM

CLUB TEA
The Cherry Blossom club Of the
Amcricautzation department Of the
Y. w c. A. will entertain its
mothers and friends at tea at
sos 18th ave s.. Thursday afternoon
at $50 o'clock Mrs. Nellie l.. Lam.
bert. department secretary. and
Mss J KnOwitou. will pour at the
tea tables.
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SEATTLE

spelEer g. tIunbut, End and Union
rirotc Rankin Co, Firth and Pike
II. HnuHlcr Rainier md Rose
west seattle tidw, 2Gll California
Holland Hdw, $3.50 Ballard
lldw., ~ 18th and Burke
~ u Holmes, sath and Greenwood
graysOn 4 Brown 1850 Rainier
VlBtn a neay, 1890 Greenwood
INTERPLAY IIdw, 3Oi7 18th Ave, W.
Aud at all other ~
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WEST SEATTLE WoMAN's CLUB
The Wes, Seattle woman's club
vii meet Thursday, May Z. at 5000
SIND ave. s. W. Mrs. Harry Waller,
hostess.
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Women's Clubs

ELDERBLOOM CLUB
The E.ldcrbloom club Will meet
Thursday. May 7. at IL a. m. in
NJ. W. 4. hali. Third and Virginia,
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AUXILIARY NO

Auxiliary No, 8, 90 the Ruth
School building fund. win hold It's
regular meeting THURSDAY May Z.
az the home or Mrs r. 7. Thomp.
son. 1914 Graham NJ, Luncheon a.
/ o'clock Mrs. G. s. Lemon VIII
speak on the Resources Of Our
state"
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A HOME WITHOUT CHILDREN
Lacks the Greatest Joys of Life
Many Wives Childess Because of Ill Health. Read
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Helped Mrs. Benedict

Wash, and it was not long till was
relieved. Now / do all my own work
and help others. sure praise Lydia
T.. Pinkham's medicines to any one ]
meet that is suffering from similar
troubles. / think If mothers with
girls would give it TO them when
they come to womanhood it would
make them stronger. People who
have known me all my life are aston
ished TO see me now as was always
sickly when in my teens until j
started taking the Vegetable Com
pound. Mrs. MARY X. BENEDICT,
3l3 payoon Street, kewanee, III.
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DAUGHTERS or ST GEORGE
Daughters Of Sc. George win meet
Thursday. May Z. AZ ! o'clock for
drin at the NJ f. II. A. hail
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Has a Beautiful Baby Girl Now

Bridport, Vermont. - Tin the first
place / wanted a baby, but none
seemed to come TO me. ! just love
children and my husband is away all
day, 80 I was not happy ut all. A
doctor told me ! could not have a
baby until ! went TO hospital. But
nv sisters said, Take Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and you
will be OK | was nervous, had
organic weakness, with backachc.
sjdenche, headache and no strength.
I had been in bed nearly week when
I began taking the Vegetable Com,
pound. IL was all that ever helped
me and ! just wish you could see my
beautiful baby girl. am fine nov,
and 80 Is she. am still taking the
medicine as II keeps me well. You
NAV be sure | am recommending tho
Vegetable Compound and always
will. Mrs. A. W. HOWE, Bridport
Vermont.
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woNtAN's CENTURY CLUB
The current events department ~
tho waman'y Century club viii meet
Thursday. May T. Rt o'clock. at
Rainier chapter house Mrs Fred
". Bert viii be tho hostess There
viii be nm election ~ officers and
roll call. each member responding
with current event, General dis
cusdon
woMAN's CITY CLUB
The Woman's city club will have
It's regular luncheon on ThuHday
May 7. in the Y, W C. 4. lunch
room Dr George 4. Lund6crg or
tho sociology department OF tho
University Of Washington, will
speak on "Publc Opinion Miss
Jeanette Hagen. superintendent Of
tho Ruth School for Girls. viii also
give talk, and Miss ynal Stark.
regional director Of tho Girl Scouts
Of the Sorthwcsr. viii speak on
Girl scouts"
The Municipal Citizenship class
win meet ~ 1870 m At plym.
nuth House. Sir. r. q Gallant
from the city Comptrollcr's depart.
mcnt. viii address tho class on
municipal bonds, their origin, cir,
/ culntson and redemption
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Q And n all other WEAR. EVER" stores
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Bon MarGho Second and Union
Grunbnum lrurn,, sixth near Pine
Ernst Hdwy Sixth and Pike
Campbell lidw,, First mud Madison
Peterson 1Idw, 1871 Ballard
Drcaalar lldwi faii University way
Pioneer Hdw, G2j flrst Avc
y, Union lIdW, a Faint, 2201 n. Union
Jim Wood lldw, tT23 California
kccfc a. Wcsl0w, SOFA Rainier
WoOdlhwn lldwn Green t.nlto Sta,
Unlvoralty China shop, i522 unly.
EAR EVER" stores ~
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ny aLyARo SHOEMAKER

TUE circus opens Monday as
L everyone knows. for twoday
stay.
The girl bareback rider. tho dar.
ing acrobat. tho rinFmastcr with
his whip. tho elephants and tho
lion tanner and whatnot, have been
heH,ided far and wide for many
weeks.
Tho countryside has been invaded
By the circus press agent and barns
plasterod with their new semi.
annual covering Of ads.
Tho papers have told about tho
wonders OF the big show" Ring.
ling Brothers and Barnum & Bali.
oy's Greatest Show on Earth" but
the biggest man Of the whole mote
~ crew, tho fellow who makes It
oil possible. has escaped the inter.
viewers aud the press agents have
ignored him.
He's the "Rais or pack." the cir.
Gus "hin.biliy," the roustabout who
drives tho pegs, places tho monster
tent poles and raises the big canvas
each day Happy Jack" Smelling
and Big Jim whalcn, boss can.
vasmcn. who put up the tent top"
Monday, are really tho biggest guys
OF tho whole show.
Tho boss canvaanan is pretty
nearly the boss OF everything around
the circus. II tho tops" don't go
up there's no show. And II they
don't stay up it's sim worse. So
everything and everybody around
tho show Is subordinated to their
will.
Two elements work against them
tho weather and the hey rubc."
Civilization has nearly brought an
end TO the latter but II has had no
effect on the weather. Circuses
spend much OF their season in the
cyclone belt. Nothing worries the
canvas boss 40 much When
black cloud appears on the horizon
he will quit anything crap
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BABY GIRL Is BORN
AS FIRE BURNS ITS
WAY INTO HOSPITAL

THE DALLEB. Ore. Aug. 81
4 Dy Z. PD-Agnes Irene
Miller. born az S:45 O'Clock this
morning. Was crying Justify and
demanding the attention Of the
entire nurse force OF the Hamil.
ton.1orss hospital here today
despite the fact that the annex
wing Of tho hospital Was burning
fcrcely when she first saw the
light Of day. Agnes Irene Is tho
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 4. Miller OF Condor.
Mrs. Miller. tho mother. was
Gained by friends and relatives
while smoke rolled past the win.
dow OF her confinement room.
Both mother and babe were pro.
crossing favorably AZ last re.
ports. but owing 20 the excite.
ment. the al important duty OF
weighing the baby was forgot
ten. The fire In the annex. an
old frame wing Of the hospital.
which housed physicians and
nurses. started. Il II believed.
either from defective wiring or a
bad flue.
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One Housewife Feeds 10.
Persons on SIG a Week
Careful Buying and Bargain Ads Are Biggest
Aids to Food Economy

DUY carefully. Don't waste any
- thing. Watch newspaper ad-
vcrtisements for food bargains.
Those are the highroads to eco
nomical home management, Seattle
home makers wrote Monday In let
tiers TO The Star.
This newspaper offers TO pay a
weeks food bill for Seattle's thrift
lest housewife. We think living
costs have gone UP in the last
year. We're trying TO find out how
folks arc managing under advanc-
ing costs. Letters must be In The
Star office at 1907 Seventh ave. by
midnight "Wednesday, August &c.
Most of them are managing sur
prisingly we'll, according to the
letters. Many OF tho letters ARE
from husbands. All these pay
tribute TO the ability of the Nlfe--
and high tribute, too, in most
cases.
Here are some OF the letters:
From O. Il. Munday, 900 Yale
ave. NJ: I'VE are father, mother
and eight children, We live worry
nicely on sl6 u week. We buy
right and watch the papers for
market bargains. We can boast
OF tho hcarticst and healthicst fam
lily In our ncighborhood. We give
tho children all they want TO cat
OF good, plain food.
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IAN the credit is due my wife
for her good management, and. as
VIC have visitors every week, / am
we'll pleased"
From Mrs Forrest A, Wagner.
1916 Walnut ave-: I'VE are family
OF four, two small children, my hus.
band and myself We, too. have
found that food prices are practically
as high as during the war, but In
spite of this we have succeeded in
keeping our grocery bill down to an
average OF si2 n week, This in
cludes two quarts OF milk each day.
BY adopting the cash-and-carry plan
and watching for specials. and plan
ming each meal carefully to avoid
waste, we are able to have 81 we'll
balanced meals weekly on an average
Of 81 cents meal"
From Elsie w, Hillery. who caters
for dad. mother and two boys" Al
2l52 Hallcck ave: 1T does Nst more
TO live than q year ago, Everything
with the exception OF sugar Is up
and 1t takes closer figuring 20 make
things balance
Mrs. Hillcry's boys, she says. ARE
hollow clean thru to their toes" but
tho family cats heartily on $40
week
From Mrs, w, II, Day, who feeds
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DEBT DISCUSSED
CaiIIaux and Churchill Meet
in London

LONDON. Aug. 2i--With their
views as TO terms for Frances debt
repayment to England widely diycrg.
ing, French Finance Minister Gail.
laux and Winston Churchill, choncel.
Tor Of the cxchcduer, met today at
the treasury for their first convcrsa-
tons.
Reports here pictured England as
urging annual payment of 10000, 600
about 100000. OOOls with CailIaux
ready to offer about half that aomunt
in clearing UP Frances debt Of f62S,-
27a. 900 about s3.1i6.3p5,000)
Caillaux came prepared TO mako a
"gcntlcmau's offer" This kind Of
offer. he explained, before leaving
France yesterday, would be "on which
would be assured OF fulfllment."