The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 10

4 t I } Bridge Luncheon Vi pliment; Plans D id : D honor Hh o Ry erin, Octobe Invitat Miss Hele ft ber hon 9 : Miss Jefferson to Give Bridge Tea Miss Vire ft 4 Habits and ke Wash ‘ . i a Pg PRP Wall Serve at Large Recepitu ‘AR the Wor ‘ J ‘onday Practice Club ‘The Monda will Detober 29, wit Offic p Saturday June will vis, Mrs. \W Assisting at Orthopedic Shops ton will b s for St, M Julia Riple | At the Th @ for F 8. Boswe! @omen’s Clu / CLUBS FOR THURSDAY Jlook for Am : 1923," Mr IA CHAPTER, 0. E. S. # fonia Chapter, 0. E. S., Or annual ball and c @ auditorium, Ma the first of es for Eastern thelr friends. } eee (CK TO SCHOOL NIGHT" Lincoin high school will ce second “Back to School day, Oct. 18. The teachers| ited the parents to assemble Bk 5 ca fain auditorium at 1:29 | DANIEL BAC ek, when final directions will be} Daniel Bagley ‘The parents will follow the| ts regular moeti Gt schedule of their children.| October 18, at @ will be a lunch period and as.| Brown of the Seattle Campfire Girt Bbly. Parents of Eighth A pupils | Will be the speaker. Campfire Girls the schools tributary to Li so demonstrate the , invited to attend. mother tn’the district should oar OMAN’S CENTURY B The Americanization the Woman's Ce Thursday, October Wiliam Db. Tt at 4714 18th Mrs, | RUMMAGE SALE fon of Plymouth |church wi Sixth ave. a day and Fr Virginia st. on Thurs. October 18 and 19. |BRYANT Put. A | Bryant Parent-Teacher association has changed its next meeting dato om October 25 to Thursday, Octo- | jber 18. | oe0e ELITE REBEKAH AUXILIARY Auxilary to Elite Rebekah lodge, , will meet at the home of Sanborn, 3111 Dakota st., Thursday, October 18, at 8 p. m. eee BUILDING BOARD TRUST: | |. Building Board trustees of Sea Federation of Women’s clubs meets in clubhouse Thursday, October 15,| at 10:30 o'clock, | eee | | THEOSOPHICAL WOMEN’S CLUB Theosophical Women's club meets A | Mrs. Nannies P. Holmes, 217| wma | . 8, Thursday, October 18,| * $ at 10:30 o'clock for newing. he Fruity Laxative eoerene ._ Sold by All Drug stores MIZPAH TEMPLE NO. 90 | by McKesson & Robbins, Inc.| Mizpah Temple No. 90, Pythian! Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, Sisters, will meet 4719 University | Special Wholerale Distributors Thursday evening, October 14 |The business session will te foi-| > lowed by cards. Refreshments. 4 >, Bek ak I'Those interested invited. -| Y, REZ Ni a) Chipren CRY FOR | ASTORIA | . . 8 | OTHER :— Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to | e Infants in arms and Children all ages of | Constipation Wind Colic Matulency Diarrhea ids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Natural Sleep without Opiates APT IA 'o avoid imitations, always look for the signature of | Broven directions on cach package, Physicians everywhere recommend it, To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels | | | | | | +s ele THE SEATTLE STAR ADDITIONAL CLUBS RECOVERS FROM BAD ATTACK NEW LIQUID MAKES OTAAIGHT HAIR BEAUTIFULLY CURLY Permanent Wave Effect Now Quick Cheap and Easy guid has been Owl Drug Co. (Three ® OF INFLUENZA Mr, Archie M 1 from a ten UNIVERSAL MESSIANIC BROTHERHOOD hide rams ls i eS Are Important The hustle and ust) of life often cause weak k Overwork and wo invariably create poison kidneys faster than the w ened kidneys can filter it from the blood. Pains in the back, nervousness and lack of ambition are some of the any warnings that the kid heys may not be functioning properly. When such Is. the case, yarlous digestive and elimins troubles occur | | wannen’s! | i | | Healthy Kidneys | Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy was compounded more than 50 years ago to help equalize work of bot ys and f ‘our kid- safe Kid sample and booklet medies Co, GL Rochester, N.Y, CORNS Stop their pain in one minute! For quick lasting relief from corns, Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads stop the pain in one minute by removing the cause —friction and pressure. | Zino-pads are thin, safe, antiseptic, healing, waterproof and cannot pro- duce infection or any bad after-effects. ‘Three sizes—for corns, callouses and bunions, Cost but a trifle. Get a box tow day at your druggist’s or shoe dealer's, Dr Scholl's Zino-pads Put one on « the paints gono BeBe Beer pace In our trie Kitehen We request i vations, For $8-75 Down And $5.00 a Month 2LECTRIC COOK hin offer is good until December 10 only, A DISCOUNT FOR CASH! We want to show you all ab Come jn any time’ for a FRYE demonagration. Miss Bernicelowen arri0Uus ||| authorsly on cooking Cooking School MISS BERNICE LOWEN Is in Seattle to demonstrate and give practical talks on the use and economies of HOTPOINT HUGHES ELECTRIC RANGES! Miss Lowen, chief Home Economist of the Edison Electric Appliance Com- pany, Chicago, is —tThe author of well-known cook books. —In charge of the Experimental Laboratory at the HOTPOINT HUGHES ELECTRIC RANC FACTORY, Chicago, ‘ Conductress of cooking schools in Seattle and all large cities of the Northwest, In Our Model Electric Kitchen Electric Building, Seventh Avenue and Olive Street At 2 P. M., October 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 Miss Lowen will conduct a school for housewives who want to study all the ad- vantages of the ‘“Matchle: Servant in the Home—the ELECTRIC RANGE. She_ will give her principal demonstrations on the wonderful HOTPOINT HUGHES “SUPER-AUTOMATIC” range. YO MODERN HOUSEWIFE CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT "IRST-HAND INFORMATION ABOUT THE ELECTRIC RANGE, AND NO HOME ECONOMIST IN THE COUNTRY IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO GIVE SUCH INFORMATION THAN MISS LOWEN A Different Menu Every Day —and all recipes will be printed and distributed to those who attend cooking school. Here is your opportunity to attend a MODERN COOKING SCHOOL, where one of the most famous authorities on cooking in the United States will show you WHY and HOW you should cook electrically, THERE I8 NO CHARG co Puget Sound Power & Light Compan ernerr ete kroner Ys Seon Tene iRERBRERR Ree ee