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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-08-25

Lot IA
IMAGE NO. 4 SUB ga" ONLY
Beg. at a pit. 298 It. w. of NE
cor. of SW NE. tn. Ely 298 #;
tn. SLY 160 #; tn. WHY 271 #.
tn. .NW'ly 1852 #. to pit. of beg.
NE NE SW
NE Sc SW
Beg. at a pit on the N. & S. CEN
terline of Sec. 1927, GIT #. s.
of center of Sec; tn. w. to canal
rtw. tn. Sly AL sd. rtw. to s.
Sec. line. tn. E. to Y cor. tn N.
to pit. Of beg. ---.----.---------.----------.----
Beg. at pit on N. line of Sec. To-
2793 #. E. of NE cor. of NE
NV: tn S. $50 #; tn. w. to can
rtw. tn. My al. sd. rtw. to N.
line of Sec. tn E. to pit. of beg.
Beg. at a pit. BAT # S. of Sc
cor. of Sec. 1927; tn. w. 1854
#; tn. S. SAT #; tn. E. 1854 #:
tn. N. SAT #. to pit. of beg.
Beg. at q pit. BAT #. S. & 1884 it.
E. of N. Y cor. of Sec. a tn. w.
1856 #; tn. S. 347 #; tn E. 1856
#; tn. N. BAT #. to pit. of beg.
less N. C. Ry. rtw. ......---------.--------
Beg. at a pit. 694 #. S. & 100 #.
E. of Y cor. on N. line of Sec. q:
tn. E. parallel with N. line of
Sec. 251O #. to E. line of Sec..
tn. S. 277.5 #: tn. w. parallel
with N. line of Sec. 2510 #: tn.
N. 277.5 #. to pit. of beg. less
N. c. Ry. rtw. ...---------------------------
Beg. at a certain iron PIN which
. - l. - C<x~
bears N. 10 49, E. 2633.3 it. and
from which the y on W. side of
Sec. bears S. see 1919 E. 2s01.7
#; tn. S. go 1915 E. 1109.62 #:
tn. N. % 34k' E. 1865 #. to a
line between Secs. 2 & g.: tn. N.
line parallel to and 16 it. w. of
Sec. 1917 E. 1918 #. to w. bank
of Yak. r.; tn. Nelly al. river
to pt. (true pit of beg.) tn. s.
So 1919 E. 115 it., tn N. go
1917 W. 1898 #: tn. s. o.
341s' w. 5S7.5 #. to pit. of beg.
Beg. at a pit. which from ? cor
between Secs. 2 & 8 bears N. %
q E; tn. % T. E. $50 TT: tn.
S. % Il w. 90 fit; tn. N. go
90 E. 1771.2 #. to w. bank of
Yak. R. tn. SW'ly al. sd. riv. to
intersection with s. line of NE
NEA OF Sec. Tn. -. % ~
w. 1898 #. to pit. of beg. less N.
G. Ry. rtw.
Lot
Lot 8
Beg. at NV cor. of Lot 2. tn. S.
1862 #; tn. E. to W. bank of Yak.
R; tn. My al. sd. river bank to
N. line of Sec; tn. w. al. Sec.
line to pit. of beg; less N. c. rtw.
E. 14.99 acs. of the following
metes and bounds description Beg
at SW cor. of NV Sc; tn. N. S45
#; tn. E. 80 #. to true pit. of
beg. tn. N. par. with w. line of
NV Sc and 80 ft- distant there
from to a pit. distant % #. SEIy
measured at TT. angles from CEN
ter line of Kiona canal; tn. Nelly
parallel with said center line and
25 #. distant therefrom to N. line
af NV Sc; tn. E. to NE cor. of
NV Sc; tn. S. to a pit 345 it..
N. of Sc cor. thereof; tn. w.
parallel with S. line thereof to pit
OF beg.
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NE NE, less canal rtw.
Eh NV NE. N. of canal rtw.
Sc NE, NE'ly of canal
Sk NV Sc NV -------------------------.
Sw NV Sc
WIZ Sc NV Sc
Sc SW Sc
SW Sc Sc
NV Sc Sc
S. II acres of sM Sc NE -----
Beg. at NE cor. of NV SW; tn.
s. o. 46' w. 697.5 #; tn. w. 70l.8
It. tn. 10 g. E. to My line of n.
G. Ry. rtw. tn. NW'ly along said
rtw. to intersection with z. and
w. centerline of said Sec; tn. f.
to pit. of beg. less N.C.Ry. rtw;
Beg. at or. cor. on w. line OF
Sec. tn. S. 10 g. w. 697.5 # tn
E. $685. TT: tn. N. 10 s. E. 574-9
IT,; to S. line of NC. Ry. rtw.
tn. NWIy to intersection OF f.
and w. centerline of Sec; tn. w.
tn Mt of beg. ---.----------------------------
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Orange Gelatin.

The: proportion is usually one en-
velope of gelatin to one quart Of
liquid. Put one envelope, or -one
ounce, of gelatin into one-half a cup
full of: cold water to soften for about
two minutes. Squeeze as many
oranges as you need to make two and
one-fourth cupfuls of strained juice
and add the juice of half lemon to
strengthen the flavor. Put one cup
full of water on to heat with three
fourths of a cupful of sugar or less,
depending upon the acidity OF the
fruit When the strip is boiling take
it from the stove and put the moist
ened gelatin in it. Stir until the gela-
tin is entirely dissolved. then mix
with the orange and lemon juice. In
this way the orange juice Is not cook
ed at all. Strain and pour into large
mold or into individual molds If you
like. You do not need any sauce with
this orange gelatin, but a soft custard
would be good with 1t, or plain or
whipped cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
In the China Department.

1t is interesting to the shopper to
know what Is going on on tho other
side Of tho counter. Talk a while
some day to your favcr1ts clerk in
your favorite department In your IA.
vorite store, and you will learn about
shopping in general. Nobody knows
shoppers better than O. sales clerk
For example, spend a day in the china
department.
At least one or two women will walk
In and want a dinner set sent home on
approval. OF course, the danger OF
breakage Is SO great that few stores
car risk an approval shipment. Women
forget that breakage must be added to
the cost of doing business, and that ia
why china costs so much to sell ami
buy.
II your store won't permit returns
Of chinaware there is an excellent
reason. One clerk told me that her
store would permit returns only at the
sender's risk. Hardly q return comes
in without at least half a dozen pieces
Clipped and cracked. The customer
pays for her change of mind. Few
take the care in packing that stores
do, and breakage is inevitable.
Some women think that open stock
means that store can carry china In
stock for generation after generation
While talking to the clerk a woman
| showed her some ware and asked her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
BEAUTY CHATS
Reduction.

] know two women who were good
friends for years because they looked
alike and We're often taken for sisters.
As they grew older. having been slim
while they We're young. they began TO
grow stout. At So May was the moth
er of three children and quite heavy.
Lorna, the same age, had four chill
dren and weighed about ten pounds
more than her friend. Both are well
over 80 pounds. | never knew exact
ly how much. for they tried to keep
their weight Il secret--as though one
ever hid avoirdupois.
Three years ago they began reduc-
ing. Lorna was always the lazy one.
also the vainest one. Vanity made her
start reducing. | think May began
because she did everything her Chum
did. In any case. they began on the
same sort of diet--in fact, they Spent
days making out diet cards and
charts and consulting their friends as
to what they could and could not eat
And May got more and more nor
mally slender and Lorna stayed about
the same; not quite. She did slim
down a bit. but not much Lorna
complained that she was just born to
be fat. Then she said May ate less
than the ration they had laid out for
themselves. Once she limited that May
vas not telling exactly the truth about
her weight. In fact. though this has
nothing at all to do with the story, it
almost broke up their friendship.
The point I'm trying to make Is this:
May. was methodical I'm what she did.
and when she began to reduce she
made out her daily schedule or ration
and she stuck to 1t. Lorna didn't. She
ate less. but she couldn't help taking
just a wee bit over the ration, or pop
ping a chocolate cream into her mouth
now and then. or nibbling a few nuts.
or having a plate of ice cream because
the weather was SO very hot, and. OF
course. before she had really started
to take off flesh in a noticeable amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
WHEN WE co SHOPPING


Eif she might I'LL in. Her china was
over 40 years old. There had been no
demand for 1t in years, and the store
could not afford to keep It in stock
any longer. The woman was indig.
nant. Later the clerk conflded that
tho company that had made the stool,
had been out Of business for years.
Most stores find II impossible to buy
cups and saucers separately. There
fore they cannot sell them separately.
IT Is dinicult to explain the situation,
however. to a woman who has half a
dozen saucers and no cups! One poor
;clerk admitted that she had been sent
10 times one week by insistent custom.
sers to her buyers Office to have her
Information confirmed.
Oversuspicious shoppers tighten the
days work for clerks. One shopper
.in my presence wanted to know how
much bone there was in bone china
Or course, every company making
bone china uses a different quality and
keeps its formula a secret. However.
clerks are held tightly in check by the
shoppers" employed by stores, who
report slackness. discourtesy and lack
Of stock knowledge. Spend day with
your favorite: there is much to learn.
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Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.
BY ROBERT CULLEN

For the families who live in a small
town and have no advantage of the
citys green groceries the problem
of how and what to give the family
in the way of vegetables is always an
agitating one.
1t is fine to know that baby must
have his vegetable soup daily. out
what Is one to do without the ingredl-
ents for it?
Almost every one who has had q
Summer garden will have carrots ana
beets In the cellar, canned peas, Deans
and tomatoes.
These are all perfectly successful
when used in the soup, and the TO-
matoes lose nothing of their efficiency
by being cooked. The tomato juice
when strained can be used In place OF
orange juice for the bottle baby and
will furnish him the vitaminS MS
cooked milk formula lacks.
Canned soups are ordinarily too
highly seasoned for the infant, though
they may be used for the older chlid
when it is impossible for the mother
to obtain good vegetables for making
soups at home. They have the adj
vantage of offering infinite variety,
which is no small one when a child
takes soup every day and gets very
tired of the same kind.
If any one is not Sold on the
idea of vegetables for children, per
haps the following reasons will make
her an advocate of them for life.
They contain valuable minerals
which are especially necessary for
the growing child from months of
age on. The infants body at birth
contains a store of iron that lasts
usually about months. After that
it needs a new supply in it's food, and
egg yolk and various green vegetables
contain this mineral.
Vegetable are, like fruits, alkaline In
their reaction. They tend to counter
act acidity and are notably useful
when a child is suffering from am
moniacal trouble. The mother will
discover this when she gives her child
vegetable soup daily and notices how
it tends to overcome this tendency.
All vegetables should be put through
a fine wire sieve until the child Is 16
months of age. Just MASKING them
does not remove the stringy, indiges
tible portions, which may cause troub-
BILE. This should be strained out of
the sieve. In order that the baby
may have variety of vegetables
and learn to like them ALL he may
be offered after the first year cauli-
flower, asparagus, beets, beans (string
not navy, peas, tomatoes, carrots
spinach and squash.
A discussion Of vegetables for the child
IN as tho r neP feeding
yours for eelf addressed. stamped envelope
sent to this department.
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THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, March 8.

Sinister planetary influences are
strong in the early hours Of tomor
row, according to astrology. The
evening Is more promising.
Much confusion regarding public
questions again is indicated.
Women at this time may begin to
realize vaguely new duties and new
public responsibilities, the seers de-
clare. for on them are TO fall heavy
burdens.
1t IS read as an unfavorable day for
promoters Of every sort.
Big business is to profit enormous
iy. for it will be forced to assume ire
mendous duties. On America is to fall
the responsibility of performing enor'
nous world tasks.
This is not lucky rule under
which to seek employment or to So
licit favors of any sort.
Persons whose birth date it IS have
a year of success before them. They
should push all their affairs and be
ware of growing egotism.
Children born on that day have the
augury of fame as well as wealth
They must be taught to eliminate van
ity and conceit from their natures.
fCopyright 1927
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Ewes Daugh Retaliate ON Snake
BY MARY MARSHALL.

it to the hat renovaters and have 1t
cleaned and possibly reshaped. Then
buy length of sDakeskin to add as
fashionable finishing touch.
Agnes OF Paris is probably the most
prominent promoter of the use of
snakeskin among milliners. She has
small, rounded, close-fitting turbans
made of dark material with wide
band of the snakeskin draped across
the front and around the back-below
this a band of narrow grosgrain rib
bon to make a line of material be.
tween the snakeskin and the face.
Lizards. being near kin of the snake
tribe. have fallen victims to this new
fashion, and they are used as ex.
tensively for trimming coats and hats,
shoes and purses as any of the snakes.
(CopyriCht 1877
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Are People Stopped
Bv Your Beauty?

/ Do they remark when turning to look
[ after you. What lovely complexion
she has," Or have you
pimply. fiaky. freckled skin. which Is
repug'nant 10 yourself as we'll as to al
il who meet youy Do not try 10 conceal
skin defects by using creams and harm
/ ful powders. Instead. remove the cause
/ of nearly all complexion imperfections
by absorption. This can be accomplish
/ cd by the application OF pure mercolized
/ wax. which will remove with the life
/ less. faded. aged stained outside ekin.
/ such ugly marks. surely. quickly and
/ harmlessly in just Il few days
1 Get an ounce from your druggist TO-
/ day. apply like cold cream at night and
/ wash off in the morning. 1t works like
/ maric. gently removing the dead outer
/ skin Tin an unseen manner1 and bring
1 ing forth the young skin with its full
1 blooded complexion so heslthful radiant
Il and natural Mcrcolized wax brings out
l 'l,n hidden ty.--Advertlsement.
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Chocolate Nut Bars.

Mix together one-half a cuDful OF
melted butter, one cupful of sugar, two
eggs beaten, two squares of ch ocolate
melted, one-half a cupful of fiosar one
half a cupful of chopped nut %meats
and one teaspoonful Of vanilla. Spread
thin in we'll CREASED tins. Bake: slowly
in a moderate oven. Cut into bars
when cool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
BY Edna KENT FORBES

she had weakened her resolution so
far that she was eating almost az
much as ordinarily. The moral is--to
reduce. SO ON diet aud stick TO it,
j. N.--Ridgy nails come from some
condition OF your system. although II
may not be of very much importance.
Your poor circulation indicates a low.
cred state Of health, so If you build
yourself up you will likely get over all
these troubles. The Burning sensa.
ton in the finger tip may be from
nerves or the condition that causes
the ridges. Deep breathing helps the
circulation. and "a daily warm bath
helps also. especially if taken before
retiring. IL you feet get cold at night.
try 81 hot-water bag rather than 10
overlo in the matter of having too
many covers on your bed.
F.. Dimples-At Is years. with =
height of feet inches. your weight
should be less than 1870 pounds. So
you need to get rid of at least 25
pounds. when your hips and legs will
not be too large for the rest OF your
body. Omit some starches and sugars
for few months and you will attain
your correct weight easily.
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Lessons in English
BY w. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say
1.-The table is that wide indicating
the width with the hands,. Say $50
wide.''
Often misspelled: Consensus; three
SIS.
Synonyms: Purpose, motive, inten-
ton. project, undertaking, design.
Word study: use q word three
times and it is yours" Let us in.
crease our vocabulary by mastering
Depict; to paint, portray or describe
wildly. THE story was realistically
depicted"
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Pepper Sandwiches.

Pass through the meat chopper a
can of large homeless sardines freed
from skins, add the juice Of half a
lemon, four tablespoonfuls of aninced
red peppers. pinch Of celery salt, nc
the grated yolk of three hard boileC
eggs. Blend the ingredients anC
spread between slices OF battered
wheat bread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

The modern daughters Of Eve settle
their scores with their old enemy, the
serpent, in a way that would not
have occurred to women OF other days.
They not only wear snakeskin on
their shoes, but use 1t lavishly upon
their hats. They have thus given
an incentive to the trapping and KILL
ing Of countless snakes that would
have crawled about unmolested were
there not such definite price set
upon their skins.
Bechoff of Paris extends the fashion
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are your passing on to your children?
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So they their chdrens Of
reliable road
AND finally the great majority
world without teaching them o a
lot stumble
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So ask how How are
you hitting them for tho world must livo? - -
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ONO mOLh6f 6ay8:
find that my children s.re far
more willing to have practical, un-
eventful weekdays If there II some
stated plan for the coming Sakurday.
l, therefore, try to arrange Saturday
festivities for them to look forward
to, while living and dressing simply
through the school days.
Copyright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

OF snakeskin trimming even to coats
and makes hree-quarter-length jack
els trimmed with numerous snake
skins. There. are fabrics printed and
stamped TO initiate the various sorts
of snakeskin, but most women insist
on having real skins. And thus the
wholesale slaughter Of Ewes enemy
goes on.
The simplest-and most popular
way of using snakeskin in millinery
Is to use a strip of the skin as q band
for the vagabond felt hat. If you have
felt hat from last year and want
10 bring it up to date you might take
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NANCY PAGE
Lois and Nancy Gossip
At Luncheon
BY FLORENCE IA GAME

IIobnobbing with the exclusive
places on the avenue was frock
shop. Nancy forgot her disastrous
marketing. She might not know how
to buy food. but she did know clothes.
She was just stepping inside when
a voice hailed her: why. Nancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
KITTY MCKAY
-
hY NINA WILCOX PUTNAM.

I can turn my hand to almost any
thing around the house, but some.
times I'd rather turn my fist.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

plate with snowy cauliflower f1anking
rudy beets, green beans and a wedge
Of golden brown baked squash.
Nancy ordered broccoli with Hol-
landaise sauce. bran mullins and tea.
Thank heaven, I have a charge &C
count here" Nancy said to herself.
She made Lois promise to come over
for dinner. Roger Miller. Peters
friend, was to be the other guest.
Copyright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
Beos Parents
to Cash In
on Their
Experience
DorothyDix
Educating
Your Children
for Lite
How to Get Along With People = Courses
Money Values and on Matrmony,
Personal Temptations.

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to give boys ana sis
10 o 80
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Across.

AcTOSS.
!. Countermand.
Q. Trip of vessel.
II. Medley.
~. Small islands.
10. Ourselves.
Is. Very dry.
16. Deer of Europe.
II. Note of the scale.
IS. Song by one person
20. Lesser demon.
%. Mineral springs.
"a. Notable period.
25. Swedish coin.
20. Dry.
%. Not well.
30. Fragrance.
81. Acquire.
81. Carry on the person.
35. Snake.
So. Peruse.
40. Openings.
Al. Bind.
AZ. Fabulous monster.
~. Request.
46. Great dog.
II. Perform.
4S. A bone.
so. Mountain In Crete.
50. Toward the top.
So. Base ball team.
81. Girls name.
Do. NlOSl ISCChls
81. Hold back.
Down.
/. Awakes.
:. 2. Company abb.
3. Likewise.
4. Recline.
5. Places.
8. A fish.
7. Brazilian city.
8. Western Indians.
3. Exists.
10. A rubber.
Il. Painful.
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A pure white starting. white red
ploe, white linnet. cinnamon sparrow,
ed-headed gouldian and scarlet ma
cav were among the birds entered at
a show in England recently.
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Copyright. 1927

II. Card game.
10. Roman household god.
81. Vexes.
%. Seed-bearing vessel.
81. Make a mistake.
2S. Tributary of the Amazon.
20. Edge.
80. Over.
80. Made Of wood.
33. Therefore.
81. Swiss river.
81. Greek letter.
IS. Uncivilized inhabitant of Japan.
SO. Make less shallow.
43. One of the. Great Lakes.
A. Encourage and support.
is. Species.
IS. Move rapidly.
40. Those in office.
81. Fictitious name.
SO. Point of the compass.
SO. River Of Europe.
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Historic Monolith, standing at the
center Of the Hippodrome. at Con.
stantinople, was cut by Ptolemy III.
20 centuries before the Christian era.
The shaft formerly adorned the Tenn.
pie of the Sun at Heliopolis. the
birthplace Of Moses. Curious Egyp.
tan figures are cut in the rose gran.
tie OF the monument. Sancta Sop lia
is in the background. forming an en-
semble of rare beauty.
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things children to
University
Hard that have gained through ~
ter experience children?
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A discussion of vegetables for the child
As well as recipe for vegetable soup -
yours for eelf-addressed. stamped envelope.
sent to this department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-19

Continued from First Page)
ton, with orders to prevent any con-
centration of rebel forces"
A further message from Admiral
Sellers said:
Eat noon July 16, two airplanes re-
ported the town Of Ocotal, garrisoned
by 80 Marines, 5th Regiment, and 5th
Guardia, under command of Capt. Gill
bert Hatfield, being attacked by about
400 rebels, under SANDING. I'm.
mediately five planes under command
Of Maj. Rowell, were ordered to Geo.
tai and made a bombing attack Oil the
SANDING force at 2:40 PM. complete
ly routing the enemy, with estimated
losses to the enemy Of 200 killed, in.
Guiding Marina, So -ond in command to
SANDING.
Conduct Held Gallant.
Marines and Guardia National in
Ocotal garrison conducted themselves
with distinguished gallantry, magnifi-
Gently supported by our planes, which
returned. although struck by three
bullets"
Still another dispatch from Admiral
Sellers said:
Private Michael A. Obeliski, 18th
Company. 9Th Regiment, died early
July 16 at Ocotal as the result Of
wounds received during action be.
tween Marine garrison Of that place
and rebels under SANDING. Next Of
kin, father, Michael A. Obeliski, Rou-
lette, Pa. Remains inferred at Ocotal.
Private Charles Sydney Garrison,
same company, wounded left shoulder
and cheek, condition serious, but doing
well, and has hopes of recovery. Next
of kin. brother. Carl Garrison, Ashe.
Vile, N. c.