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Your Last
Name
IS 1T HUBBARD?

THIS is a surname derived from a
\ very old English personal name,
the original form of which was Hyge-
beorht. with the meaning Of bright
mind. Hugh and Hubert are derived
from this source
Among the surnames derived from
Hygebeorht are Hubert, Hubbard, Hib-
bert and Hobart.
A William Hubbard, born in Ips-
wich, England, in 1894. was the pro-
genitor of many of the Americans of
the name. Apparently he was Puri-
tan At all events, he left home at
the age of thirty-six, in 1885, TO make
his home In the new world. He settled
in Boston. His eldest son, William.
who was fourteen years old when
they came to the new world, was one
of the first students at Harvard and
graduated fourth in the class of 1912.
He was minister of the church in
Ipswich, Mass. wrote valuable his
tory of Massachusetts Bay colony, and
k8cted as president of Harvard for a
short time. He married daughter
OF Rev Nathaniel Rogers, also promi-
nent New England divine.
Chester D. Hubbard. United States
congressman from Connecticut before
the Civil war. was one of his descend
ants, as was Joseph S. Hubbard, a
celebrated astronomer.
Ebert Hubbard, of East Aurora
fame. was a descendant of George
H..
Connecticut in 1920, Is years before
William Hubbard.
Among the Hubbards in this country
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Ing, for every conceivable kind and
color appears on toddlings' wee
clothes nowadays.
Fern leaf shocking in many c6lors
is used to form the Jokes Of tiny
frocks, after the fashion pictured here
Another popular application Of smock-
ing is an insertion done in Hungarian
colors. A strip of this shocking inser-
ton started at each side, comes from
the yoke and leads to little puff pock-
cts shirred Of the material.
Sometimes outline stitch is used to
define the hem, as is instanced In
the model shown here. Considerable
picot edging is included in the decora-
tive scheme of juvenile dressmaking
and this repeats the colorings OF the
shocking.
JULIA BoTToMLEY.
&C. 1875. Western Newspaper unienl
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foibles which go to make up a success
tul and pleasurable season.
Considering that ones ensemble suit
is assigned to play the leading role in
the program of good dressing. 1t is in
no wise extravagant TO purchase the
best. 1t is, however, the better part
of economy to turn from the now-so-
numerous garish types of fiamboyant
prints and dyes to the rich, not
gsuGy" ensemble-such, per example,
as the patrician model shown In this
picture.
Here Is costume which, in its quiet
elegance, bespeaks the refined taste of
the true gentlewoman. The coat is
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Good Fishing Hole

my goodness" remarked the old
gentleman as he stopped the young lad
with the fine catch of trout You've
had very successful day, young man.
Where did you catch all these fish,"
Just walk down that patch marked
Private and keep right on till you
come to notice. 'Trespassers win be
prosecuted A few yards farther on
there's fine pool in the river marked
No fishing allowed and there you are.
sir !"-Union Pacific Magazine.
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tie folks frocks vision Of dalntiness
this season.
When selecting materials for little
daughters summer frocks, be sure to
lay In a goodly stock of fine dimity,
for the fashionists of little folks APP
parel tell US that dimity tops the
list of favorite fabrics. OF course.
dimity Is but one Of many cunning
mediums for cunning clothes. Other
favorites include colored swiss, red
dots on white and white on orchid.
Remembering the penchant for sheer
fabrics, lovely peach and other pastel
colored yoiles are much in demand.
Were 1t not that we started out to
tell particularly about sheer materials
and the fine handiwork they fiaunt, we
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there have been many congressman.
senators and governors John Hub
bard was governor of Maine, Lucius
f. was governor of Minnesota. Rich
ard B. Hubbard, member of Virginia
family of the name, was governor of
Texas, and Richard d. was governor
of Connecticut.
In England the name is an old and
distinguished one, being the family
name of the first Lord Addington, born
in 1905. who was the son of a rich
Russian merchant, member of an old
Essex county family of Hubbard.
20 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicats.)
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Ocean Chicken Pie.

Take large can OF tuna fish, flake
1t and mix with the following:' Two
tablespoonfuls of -four stirred into
two tablespoonfus Of butter bubbIing
hot; when well blended add one cup
full of milk, season to taste. Cook two
diced carrots. one medium-sized onion.
chopped; two small. diced potatoes
and cupfuI of peas. Line baking
dish with a rich pastry, put the vege.
tables in layers with the fish, mixed
with the white sauce. Cover with an
upper crust, leaving an opening and
bake until the crust is brown.
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might be tempted to rnapsodize over
the fascinating quaint English prints
now so much in vogue for children's
frocks. Then there is the new candy
striped tub silkette. we simply must
call attention to 1t and that calls to
mind the colorful cotton pop'ins rec
commended for their wearing quality.
and, oh, yes there is new mercer
lied cotton material on the market
which is proving very satisfactory.
However, to get back to the original
subject, sheer materials plus fine hand
smocking-having purchased the afore-
said dimity, swiss and fine wolfe, the
next step Is to "study up" on smock.
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ers, but when he find fussy flnical
eater, it is more often from bad train
ing than from any other cause-if he
is well and normal.
Raisin Pie de Luxe.-Llne a medl-
um-sized pie plate with a good pastry.
Cook together one cupful of brown
sugar, two tablespoonfuls of water
mixed with three tablespoonfuls of
cornstarch, the rind of two lemons
and one orange, one and one-fourth
cupfuls of water and two cupfuls Of
raisins. When the starch Is well
cooked add the juice of the lemons
and orange and one cupful of walnut
meats chopped, not too fine. Fill the
pastry-lined plate, cover with an up
per crust and bake until well-browned,
ht least thirty minutes.
Stuffed celery.--Take white, tender.
short stalks of celery, wash and wipe
dry and fill with a cream cheese we'll
seasoned One may use any of the
cream cheeses. The stalks may be cut
into half-inch lengths and arranged on
lettuce. Serve with French dress
ing. If the stalks are left with the
delicate white leaves on, arrange
around mound Of sailed nuts, with
the leaves forming fringe around the
plate.
stewed Ducks With Turnip.---Cut up
the duck and brown in butter with
two onions chopped fine. When brown
add an inch square of chopped ham,
six turnips sliced thin and table
spoonful of -four. Stir and cook, add
ing bay leaf, garlic, thyme and pars-
ley; cook fifteen minutes, then add
water and simmer until the ducks are
tender.
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Celery Soup.

Cut up three cupfuls of celery into
small pieces. bruise with potato
snasher, cook In boiling water until
tsnder, then rub as much as possible
Through a sieve. Scald two and one
half cupfuls of milk with slice of
NOnion, then remove the onion and add
/, the milk to the celery pulp and liquor.
Bind with three tablespoonfuls of but
ter, cooked with three tablespoonfuls
of flour; season with salt and white
pepper and add beaten egg just be
fore serving.
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TOT Tie SLudH GREEN Jugs
that infest the plants, sweet peas and
rose bushes: Steep tobacco leaves and
use the liquid as spray. Save cigar
stubs. or get the strippings from
cigar factory If one is near.
A famous cholera cure: Mix to-
gether one-fourth of teaspoonful OF
soda, the same of ginger, and fifteen
drops of peppermint; add to glass
of hot water and take glass every
three hours until relieved.
A splendid lotion for tan: Save the
whey from cottage cheese and in this
| cook good-sized cucumber cut into
slices, peeling and all. Let stand
until cool, strain, add teaspoonful OF
benzoin, two drops of oil of rose, and
tablespoonful of alcohol. There
should be cupful Of the whey and
cucumber juice.
Preparing a balanced ration means
some thinking and studying of food
values, but such knowledge is easy to
acquire, If the desire is there
The season, climate, occupation, con-
dition of health and age must all be
considered in determining the food for
an individual
Baked potatoes with creamed cod
ash is a dish which most like, and
will enjoy again and again.
Bits OF bacon added to a white
sauce and served with poached eggs
Is a nice change from the usual meth
cd OF serving poached eggs.
Bless the good Engishman who
said, 1--WE would better be without
hoses than without onions"
To those who will not have any of
the flavor in dish, we can but feel
sorry, for many dishes are simply fiat,
stale and Improbable without bit Of
onion flavor.
When buying grapefruit or oranges,
weigh them in the hand. The heavier
they are the more full of juice.
Garry a few sheets of asbestos paper
with you when camping, it makes
(when rolled into cone-shaped dishes,
set point down into Goals and ashes)
good receptacles to cook vegetables or
anything to be baked.
fine shampoo for dark hair is a
well-beaten egg yolk. Rinse in sew
eral waters, adding lemon juice and a
few drops of perfume. The natural
oil of the hair retains the odor for
days.
A little I've is great convenience In
any household. The convenient can
should be kept where it can be often
used. Drop a bit into a pan which
has burned-on food. Add a small
pinch to the white clothes when boil
ing, but be sure to rinse them well.
Pour a solution down the sink drain
often to keep the drain pipes clean.
Food Everybody Likes.
1t will be glad day when the COM
ing generation Of young Americans
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Pear and Cream Cheese Salad.

Arrange halves of canned pears with
cube of tart jelly in the cavity Of
each, place round side up on nest
Of lettuce. Cream brick Of cream
cheese. adding enough of cream to
soften so that 1t may be spread like
frosting over the pears. Dip knife
in boiling water occasionally to make
the process easier. Serve with a
spoonful of mayonnaise on the side of
the salad plate.
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Beef sounle.

Prepare two cupfCls of white sauce
and let II stand to cool. Take two
.cupfuls of chopped beef (the rougher
portions may be used for this), mix
with one teaspoonful Of salt. the same
OF chopped parsley. and onion Juice.
Add two beaten egg yoIks 10 the meat.
heat the whites until stiff and care
fully fold them in after adding the
white sauce. and one cupfni nf fresh
Nread s.rvmils Turn fhe mixture into
welI-hs iterAd baking dish and bake
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stewed Beef Heart and Prunes.

Pour boiling water over beef heart
and let it stand for ten minutes. Trim
of the fat and arteries and cut into
pieces for stewing. Dredge with flour,
brown in a little fat and place in
deep Scotch kettle with enough hot
water TO cover Add one cupful of
soaked stewed prunes which have been
pitted, season with salt and pepper
and stew slowly until tender. using
care that 1t does not burn.
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Johnnie Teacher, didn't You say
you'd give me kiss If could get
some greenstuff for your little rabbit
ayes. / did"
Johnnie Here's the greenstuff, and
I'VE sold the kiss to my big brother fok
50 cents.
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EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS

n SOUP should be served in every
"A family at least once a day. With
the wealth of vegetables and meats
one may have a different one nearly
every day of the year, using fruits for
hot weather.
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are trained to eat
a n d e n Joy all
kinds Of goo d
food. There will
always be de-
grees Of enjoy
ment, as some
things are liked
better than 9TH
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1s4o Clam chowder.

Take one-half pound of salt pork
cut into small cubes and fry in deep
kettle until well-browned: add six
medium-sized onions sliced, and fry
these until brown; now add three
quarts of boiling water. six large po-
tatoes cut into dice, onehalf a can
Of tomatoes; boil until the onions and
potatoes are tender. then add one
tablespoonful of minced parsley and
two tablespoonfuls of minced celery !;
add three dozen CLAIMS chopped fine.
their juice, and salt and pepper to sea-
son. Serve with slices of lemon. This
serves twelve persons. And fish may
be cooked in the same way. If clans
are not to be obtained.
ne,a- w. ~saQ
GO 1875. Western Newspaper union.,
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prone 10 forget just tIIU
thing we need, and a re-
minder Is always helpful.
If you spill iodine, that
cure-all kept in so many
homes, saturate the spot
with ammonia and wash
1t well.
Use the following spray
Cor tho Stnall orl.nnn hl1pa
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The 4AV IIllIAA
KITCHEN - EBS5 :
CABINET 9lRk
20. 1879. western Newspaper Union.)

10. 41AV, Westerh NeWspAper UnlOh,J
Charles Kingsley said: Thank
God every morning when you get
up that you have something to do
that day which must be done,
whether you like 1t or not. Being
forced to work. and forced to do
your best, will breed in you hum
dred virtues which the idle never
know"
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; Mother, Cook Book
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

in hot oven fifteen minutes. ServS
at ance II the dish in which it was
baked.
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easy to tell the toiier

1T is easy to tell the toiler
How best he can carry his pack;
But no one can rate burden'd weight
Until 1t has been on his back.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
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GENERAL HINTS

Put these in your card cabinet to use
when occasion demands. We are all
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The young lady across the way says
she saw In the paper that the coal
strike Is being paid for now, SO she
supposes 1t won't cost the consumer
anything.
20 By Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
Fast Fiction Rules
New Melodrama

The trick" had turned. A
high-powered motoa car carried
the thieves away from the scene
of tn cir latest job. Skunk down
in the cnrner was Mac" the
burglar who had actually entered
the famous playwright's come
and made away with his family
jewels.
A thrilling dash to the protec-
ton of the underworld and the
c,r drew up before "Gorgan's
joint" their rendezvous, where
Dan Gorgan, other wise known
as the Fox" awaited his henc-
hmen.
They entered. Mac was
strangely silent. He still wore
his long overcoat and under the
visor of his rough cap a mask
concealed his features. Its
all right commanded the Fox, ="
let's have the swag."
Still no response from the my
steriously silent member of the
gang. The Fox" with a ges-
ture of impotence, snatched
away the mask covering his
hireIing's face and revealed =
the tearglistening eyes of a tim
i'd beautiful girl.
According to the man cement
Of the Gregg theatre, the above
action forms the exciting intro
dnction to Tipped Off," the
the current feature attraction.
The picture is described as a
melodrama of intrigue and ad-
venture, with AN especially at
tractive cast of screen favorites
including Noah Berry, Tom San
tschi, Stuart Holmes. Airline
Pretty and others.
Reviews from other cities lay
stress upon it's sweeping color
full action and the strength of
its emotional climax. 1t is a pic
ture worth seeing.
1t will be shown at the Gregg
theatre Saturday night.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
Local @ sea Personal

A. Herbert departed Wednes-
day evening for Everett, Wash,
Plenty of Kraut, and Sweet
and Oiled pickles in bulk. City
Market.
Top Cash price for Hides
City Meat Market
Expect a shipment of Colum-
bia River Smells tonight-City
Meat Market.
We pay Top Cash price for all
fat Live Stock City Meat Mar
ket.
Mrs. John Hope and children
returned to their home at Creston
Wednesday morning, after a
weeks visit in the home of Mr..
ann Mrs. j. ]. Murray.
County Commissioner Dave
Lewis was at Ebhrata for the
closing Of the old year and. the
induction Of the new officers into
Office.
Opal Jenkins has returned to
school. having fully recovered
from her three months illness of
infantile paralysis. And great
credit is due DR.. Gregg, in the
skilled way in which he handled
this disease.
Jim Dalrymple departed for
Seattle Monday evening where
he has a position.
J. w. Gabber came down from
Almira SATURDAY aud visited
over the week end with Mrs.
CARRIER, teacher in the Coulee
school.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
Rabbit! Now's the Time
To Get Them

Are the rabbits bothering you?
They are a great pest in the
southern half Grant county and
in neighboring COMMITTEES and now
is the time to reduce their num-
befB.
A country wide campaign is
now being made for the purpose
of Kidding Grant of a lot Of these
pests. The weather conditions
at the present time with snow
and cold weather makes most
ideal conditions for fighting
jack rabbits. The amount of
snow which now covers the
ground shuts off all their supply
| of natural foods and consequently
they are forced to find other
sources of food supply. The rab-
bit, like most Of the animals,
more or less follows the line of
least resistance and naturally the
haystacks, sitting around thru
the agriculture districts, fall prey
to his raveuous hunger and num-
erous stacks throughout the
country are ALREADY showing eff
fecte.
Now, while the rabbits are
feeding so heavily on haystacks,
is the ideal time to use poison.
To get results the following in
structions and families are reco-
mmended by the us. Biological
Survey and Washington State
Extension Service Cooperating.
Dissolve one ounce Of strych-
nine in two gallons Of boiling
vater and sprinkle on u lbs. nf
clean alfalfa hay (the 6 inch tip
of the alfalfa is best as it elimin-
,ates coarse stems) Mix the pois-
on hay until all the moisture is
absorbed, SHOULD strychnine
Alkeloid be used one quart Of
vinegar should be substituted
for one quart of water in prepar-
ing the solution and equally good
(resultes will be obtained.
In localities where alfalfa is
not raised grain heads may be
used in preference to alfalfa.
Grain heads tor posing should
be cut from stem just below the
last kernel and as little straw
taken as possible.
Keep all poison material and
utensils plainly labeled and out
of reach of Children, irresponsi-
Bile persons and livestock.
Do not expose poison on windy.
stormy nights when rabbits are
in the brush.
When placing poison bats
wrap the butt of the stack with
woven wire to keep the rabbits
from feeding on the stack.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
Washington Literary Pledges
Nine New W.S.C. Men

Nine new men pledged to
Washington Literary Society at
the State College of Washington
are Mathew Strauss, Edwall;
Paal Temple, Tacoma; William
Ellis, Wapato; Floyd Underwood
and Walter Mason, both Sprague;
Erwin Foise Prosser; Henry C.
Davis, Coulee City; Walter Ma
Eson and Myron, Thorn, Spokane.
l WANT 1kKMS-For cash buy
ers. Describe, give price. r.
McNown, 952 Wilkinson, Bldg,
Omaha, Neb.
F. W. Mccain made a bust
ness trip to Connell, Pasco and
Spokane, the first of the week.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
DR.. Staar Coming

DR.. L. Staar successor of Geo,
w.. Clous, Optician, next regular
visite Coulee Jan. "a & Is, and
may be found at Hotel Coulee.
If you need glasses or new
lenses in your frames, it will
pay you to see him. All work
guaranteed.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-16
Business Locals
Fuel

When in need of Coal, Wood
Hay, Mill Feed, or Chicken Feed,
Phone the Mcdonald Lumber Co.
They deliver promptl.'.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-17

Summer discomfortS. ~. 90 80 80 80
I heir need is met in BoCA RAToN-the world S
most beautiful resort city-now building on the
famous East Coast of Florida just twenty-six
miles south of Palm Beach-on the last remaining
ideal site in Florida for such city. 80
The group Of SponSors-commandng practically
unlimited capital resources -who conceived BOCA
RATION as the greatest of world resorts had need of
genius to realize the breadth and beauty of their
VISION. 90 - 90 S~o
| he man for their purpose was at hand-Addison
Mlzner-who gave architectural distinction to
modern Florida who made Palm Beach beautiful
The creative mastery of Addison Miner is todav
evoking on the Florida East Coast completely
planned, artistcaly unified and architecturally re-
Strlcted resort city-BOCA RATION 80 80
BoCA RATION with every item of its pledged pro-
gram IN course of active preparation or actual
The Closter-one of the worlds most beautiful small
hotels, designed in characteristic Spanish stvle bv
Addison Miner will open Christmas Day 1925 ~
The Rttz-Caron, designed by Addison Miner costno
$6,OOOOOO, will open January l. 1927. 90
Golf Courses for both Closer and Ritz will be open for
play January |, 1926. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-17

Our Washington office is open
all day and every e0enlng.
l here you UtH find inter
eStlng booklets, photographs
and n7dps-dH of Which UiH
glOe you a complete under
standing of tOhdt BOCARAToN
really is. There you may learn
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES early
participation in this, the
worlds premier resort.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-17

Lake Bocd Ration and Bocd Rdton Tnet are being dredoed
to permit yacht eup at bukhead dock Of each hofsI
Canine Red 60foot paved promenade miles long
Di-secung companys propertieS-paved roadw1ys
throughout city less than 90 foot wdth-nearly
twenty miles of Venetian canals connecting with sea-.
Ocean Fro7t-Two miles of beach under DEVELOPMENT Of
most beautiful and highly restricted character for sea
oatnng and resort purposes ~ ,.>.
Never before has such a combination of .F1orida's
genial climate and sapphire seas, of golden coast
and emerald verdure, been offered with such back
ground OF social prestige and financial responsibility
as assure the future of BOCA RATION 80 80
BOCA RATION lots were first offered to the public in
the latter part Of May. From every Northern me
tropol1S and every center of Florida came response
TO the character and responsibility of the men and
women back Of BOCA RATION. And-none of
BocA RATION was sold. 1t was bought by conf
dent public eager to buy. 80 80
nat hrst day of BOCA RATION purchases amounted
to SZ OOO Since that tme-fourteen weeks
ago-SaIeS OF BOCA RATION property have grown
to total of more than $14 ,OOO, 900, AVERAGING
he public has demonstrated its faith in the men
and women back of BOCA RATON-its confidence
IN the future assured to BOCA RATION by the social
standing and financial solidarity of it's sponsors
Your decision to invest is justified by their in
veStment hitherto 90 90 90 ~~s -.
Act not0 and every day will Justify your decision.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-17
World Leaders in Finance, Society and the Arts
Establish International Resort on Florida East Coast

HE wealth of the world has brought
competence and leisure to American
thousands. They demand comfortable
and beautiful modern homes far re-
moved from alternate Winter riqors and