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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-02
ice Fairfax Says Shy Girl Wins Popularity With Party
Normal Bust
Contours
RY DONNA GRACE

Young girls in their teens are
very eager to have beautiful fig
ures with well-proportioned curves
as we'll as slim lines. The curves
should be in evidence at the bust
line to give one the normal and
beautiful figure we all desire.
Some young persons do not ma
ture as quickly as others, and
many of them are so distressed if
they feel the bust does not de-
velop as it should. This is really
not a fault and should not alarm
any one. We know it is quite
likely to grow even when one has
finished growing in height.
There are some exceptional
cases, however, where the normal
development seems to be retarded
for some reason, and the figure
does not possess the desirable
curves. Flat chests were the style
some years ago, but now every girl
knows there is no charm in these
angular lines.
The first thing to bear in mind
is to try to be sensible about it,
and do not brood over it as some
of my readers tell me they do.
There are some who write me they
have an inferiority complex over
their figure. This is mistake,
as they may be sure no one else
gives it thought.
There are any number of things
that young persons will find help
full in developing the bust. The
first is to check up on the physi-
cal condition, and be sure the diet
is a good nourishing one, and that
there are some rest periods be-
sides the regular nights sleep.
Then the posture will be the
next thing to correct. We can de-
velop the right posture, you know,
and that will mean a well-de-
veloped figure.
To be normal, the chest must
be held high whether we are
standing or sitting. Keep the back
straight, then raise the chest and
drop the shoulders. The neck is
always held up so as to give the
chin nice curve.
Always keep the chin well IN.
The pull on the neck must be felt
behind the ears. When these cords
are stretched in this way you may
be sure you were standing or
sitting as you should. The abdo-
men will be drawn in and the
chest will have to be curved high
and round.
Deep, full breathing also Is a
good developer. The best exercise
is swimming, but a course in vocal
lessons or even regular singing
without an instructor will be a
great help.
The lack of early development
of these parts is not nearly so dis
tressing as over-development, but
when one is not of the normal
contour, something should be done
at once.
Olivette-Put a few drops OF
pine, lavender or any of your ia
vorite scents in the pan on your
radiator if you dislike the odor Of
steam heat.
We have a treatment that IS
harmless and may be just what
you need. There is no charge for
it, but please enclose stamped,
self addressed envelope for your
reply. Address Donna Grace,
Beauty Editor of The Washington
| Times.
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An Always Welcome Christmas Gift

prevent sticking and scorching
until of desired consistency, about
so or go minutes. Seal in glass
jars or bottles. Makes about two
quarts.
Honolulu Conserve
/ quart of pineapple pulp and
juice
2 oranges
/ lemon
Grated rind of one orange
3 cups sugar
Add the sugar to the shredded
pineapple. Add the juice of the
lemon and oranges. Add grated
orange rind and cook the mixture
rapidly until thick.
Christmas Chutney
large can of sliced pineapple
4 quarts of crushed tomatoes
l quart of chopped onion
2 cups of minced green pepper
/ pound of Seedless raisins
l cup of brown sugar
/ tablespoon of salt
2 tablespoons Of Worcestershire
sauce
cup of vinegar
Dice the pineapple. Add the
crushed tomatoes, pineapple juice,
chopped peppers. raiSins, brown
sugar, salt, Worcestershire sauce,
and vinegar to the pineapple dices.
Bake in slow oven set at 300
degrees. stirring every twenty min
utes until thick. Pour into steri,
lized jar. Seal. The cooking time is
about three hours.
This recipe is for your own
emergency shelf. 1t is excellent
for school children. The dried
fruits are not only pleasing in
taste but provide concentrated
energy.
Conserve For the Lunch Box
2 cups of dried peaches
2 cups of dried figs
2 cups of water
4 cups of granulated sugar
~ cups of candied orange peel
cup of shredded almonds.
Boil the peaches five minutes
drain. skin, and chop. Slice the
figs. Add to peaches. Boil five min
utes. Add sugar, candied orange
peel, and continue boiling for sc
minutes. Add almonds. Cook z
more minutes and pour into
sterilized jars.
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Recipe to girls in the
vocational schools tGUorte The Washington Times
awarding prices Everv enrolled the school has
equal chance to
Beth BdieyS Meal Planning and Table
SeUice autographed By Miss Emma Jacobs director OF Home
Economics the District schools.
enclose certificate OF enrolment
official in the high school, This
be used.
CERTIFICATE OF ENROLMENT
ADDRESS
NAME OF SCHOOL
CERTIFYING OFFICIAL
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FuII-Lendth Coat

Back again for smart wear
comes the full-length, fitted eve
ming coat. Lanvin makes a lovely
model in bright red velours,
wooden with a velvety surface.
This is collared with a loose, large
ermine collar and is lined in
matching red satin. Sleeves are
loose at the wide cuffs.
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SHOULD SHE TELL?
Dear Miss Fairfax:

81 expect to be married in about
six weeks. As the day approaches
I feel a sOr. of guilt, because there
are some things about me my
fiance should know.
my family, especially my
brothers and sisters, say I have .
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GLOVES
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
II would like to know whether
it is customary, necessary, or
proper for a lady to remove her
gloves during a hand-Shake?"
"P."
A woman does not remove her
glove before she shakes hands.
Nor does she make any reference
to the fact that she does not re-
move her glove. no please ex'
cuse my glove"
Copyright. 1888, by King Features
syndicate, 1nc.)
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WILMA LAVILLE
LAVILLE
For a Dry Skin

GOA OAJ SnAA
HTE'VE run a good many
w aids for dry skin re-
Gently - for the good reason
that this is open season for dry
skins. This rough weather
plays havoc with a sensitive
complexion, and something
must be done about it. But
most of the preparations have
been fairly expensive, so it is
with pleasure that we announce
a combination called "Freshen-
Up for the SuperSensitive Dry
Skin" which sells for just
$275. It's put up by one of
the better and justly famous
houses, and it contains gener-
GUS quantities of cleansing
cream; tonic lotion and tissue
cream for the care of the skin
on the face and neck, and the
new dry skin cream for the care
and Identification of the skin
on the body. Then there's
makeup lotion; a fine finish
ing cream, and face powder.
The kit is good looking, is of a
washable white material with
magenta trimming. It's neat,
compact, small enough to fit
into a corner of desk or dress
ing table, or in the pocket of
your car. 1t really contains
nearly 81 worth of prepara-
tions, and will be an mex
pensive way of caring for your
skin for the next month or so
of bad weather. And it sells
for just $2.75.
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Kitchen Is Rated Highly
AS Place for Fun
At Little Cost
Bv BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority Problems of Love and Marriage
Two or three weeks ago this column had something to
about parties high popularity and the has
been overwhelming that suggests another party and popu
arity' letter to our correspondents
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Olivette-Put a few drops OF
pine, lavender or any OF your ia
vorite scents in the pan on your
radiator if you dislike the odor OF
steam heat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-02

We have a treatment that IS
harmless and may be just what
you need. There is no charge for
it, but please enclose stamped,
self-addresSed envelope for your
reply. Address Donna Grace,
Beauty Editor of The Washington
Times.
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Big Horn County: April 9 and oc-
Carbon County: April q and octo-
Der 10:
Treasure County: Aprii as and
October IS.
the Law and Motion DAVIS win be as
follows:
Yellowstone County; Every judicial
day of the month. except SATURDAYS:
Big Horn County, fst and Srd
Thursdays OF each month:
Carbon County: End and 18th Tues
DAYS OF each months
saltwater County: 3rd Wednesday
of each month:
Treasure CountYs Ath Thursday OF
elch month
Dated this 9Th day or December.
ROBERT G. sToNG.
District Judge.
O. r. GODDARD.
District JudRe.
Pub. Dec. II. 18. Is, 1885.
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December 10, 1895. Hardin. Mont.
The board met this day in extend-
ed session. all members being present
including the county clerk.
The minutes Of the previous meet
Ing were read and approved.
The road petition of Clarence NAH
Ter ct al No. 8S-A was approved and
ordered filed. Commissioner Kamp
and County Surveyor C. "A. Randall
The board spent the remainder Of
the day ~transacting regular county
business and matters pertaining to
the court house project.
: Therepon the board a. adjourned to
session. Va - T.
APPROVED:
. Chairman.
HARRY q. cox.
= = -.-. ----E-- : = G0danfsk Clerk
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EXTENDED SESSION

December II. 1896. Hardin. Mont,
The board met this day In extend
ed session. all members being present,
irclGdinE the county clerk. !
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The boSrdS approved the petition
OF Viola Cossitt OF Quietus. Montana.
for q mothers pension for the sum
o. $4,000. per month. The board an
proved the petition Of Susie N. Adsit
II Kirby. Montana, for the sum OF
5000 per month The petition Of
SOPHIE Weltner Of Lodge Grass. Mon-
tana. for a mothers pension was
tsbfed for investigation. The petition
Of Elisabeth Bltkay OF Maschetah.
Montana. for o mothers pension was
tabled for further, Investigation.
TIE bard spent the remainder OF
the day transacting regular business.
There being I,o further business,
thu board adjourned to meet in ex-
tended session December IL. 1896.
APPROVED: r.
; HENRY E. CLIFFORD.
- " = Chairman.
HARRY E. cox. County clerk.
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NOTICE OF FILING AND HEARING
EXECUTORS EIGHTH ACCOUNT
AND REPORT AND EXHIBITS.
In the district Court OF the Thif-.
Of Montana. In and nor the County
Of Big Horn.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
executors OF the lest VIII and tesla
have OF December II. 1876. filed
with the Clerk Of this Court their
eighth exhibits of money received and
disbursed since December 81. 1885,.
to and including August 81. 1895. and
an exhibit OF vouchers In support OF
the exhibit OF moneys disbursed. and
their petition for an order of this
court approving and settling said ac-
count and report and exhibits. and for
certain other orders approving and
confirming various acts and TRANSACT
lions OF said executors as therein re-
ported: and that Thursday. the 2ist
day OF January. 1881. az 1890 o'clock
A. II. on said day. that being Q day
of regular term Of court. at the
courtroom thereof. at the courthouse.
In the city OF Hardin in the c6untv Of
Big Horn. state Of Montana. have
been set as the time and place for
hearing said account and report. ex-
:hibits and petition. when and where
any person interested NAV acpear and
show cause whv the said account and
report and exhibits should not be ap-
proved and the petition therein for
the settlement thereof and o certain.
other orders be granted.
Dated at Hardin Montana. this
18th day Of December. 1885,.
johnson. Rine q Marshall. Omaha.
Nebraska: 1T. H. Burke. Hardin.
Montana. ATTORNEYS for Executors.
Pub. Dec. 10. Is. 1886: Jan. LIS. s87
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EXTENDED SESSION

y December 1e. 1886. Hardin Mont.
( The board met this day in extcHd-
ed session. all members being present.
including the county cla-k.
The petition of Mrs. Katie Stark
weather for O mothers pension was
ton. - -
The board spent the remainder or
the day ~transacting REGULAR county
business. and discussing matters per-
tanning to WPA projects within the
county. :.
claims drawn on their respective
- GENERAL FUND
Henry f. Clifford. Der diem :
n mileage, ...-..- 124.74
ID. A. Kamp. per diem ....... 1890
b. II. McCarty. per diem zee. t104.00
- ROAD FUND -
miisase ......as-.a...-..--.. 1s2.sl
u. A. Ramp. viewing and mile
B. II. McCartY. per diem and
mileage ZOO
There being no further business.
the board adjourned. sine die.
APPROVED: d ~
HENRY E. CLIFFORD.
Chairman.
ATTEST: ~ -
HARRY r. cox Counfv C1erk.
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December 9th. 4a3s. Hardin. Mont.
The board met this day In regular
session. all members being present,
including the county clerk.
Ing were read and approved.
E. Z. Kelley and G. i. Kent called
on the board In regard to road mat
ters. se
The board ordered B.. H. McCarty
cricket and Graashopper control meet
Inc to be held on this date.
The board spent the remainder Of
the day ~transacting REGULAR county
business. "
The board adjourned to meet De-
cember 10th. 1895. in extended ses-
sion. a~1E ~ ST.
=. HENRY E. CLIFFORD.
Attest. "u1 -
HARRY e. cox. County Clerk.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. on the 1st 6av of
March. 1887 apply to the County
Treasurer OF Big Horn County. Mon
lana. for q tax deed to the following
described property. to-wit: Lot Four,
Block Four. Hunter Ramsey Addition
TO the Town of Hardin. Montana.
Amount due $76.2e.
December Is. 1896.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA.
BY Harry f. Cox, Co. Clerk.
Applicant.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. on the list day nf
March. 1887. APPLY to the County
Treasurer Of Big Horn County. Mon
described property. to-wit: Lot One,
Block Two. Hunter Ramsey Addition
to the Town of Hardin. Montaan.
Amount due $11.S0.
1 December Is. 1886.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA,
By Harry T.. Cox. Co. Clerk.
Applicant.
Pub. Dec. Is. 1886. Jan. I. 1887.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Eppans
were Hardin visitors, Tuesday.
Mrs. oBrien was i'll with the
flu a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien
were shopping in Hardin, Satur-
Joe Deichl has gone to Port
land. Oregon, for medical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Peck Of
SileSia were weekend guests at
the E. L. Robbins home. near St.
Xavier.
Mrs. v. willett visited her new
nephew at the Hardin hospital.
MI. robertson is assisting at
Mr.. Delchl,s garage while Mr.
Deichl is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Rice and
family left Sunday morning to
spend a two-weeks' vacation with
Mr.. Rice'S parents and their soE
Alton at Sterling. Colo.
The beano game held at st.
Xavier Mission on Tuesday even
ing drew a large crowd and many
lovely prizes were awarded. A
nice lunch was served by the
ladies at 1890.
A nice Christmas program was
given at the st. Xavier Mission
school, last Friday. It was LII
charge of the sisters and was
greatly enjoyed by a nice crowd.
Treats were given all the child
rem
The Christmas program held at
the school in charge of Miss Nay
lor and Mr.. Bennett was attended
by a large crowd. A nice pro-
gram was given and Christmas
treats were handed to all the
children.
The st. Xavier Home Demon
Stration club held their annual
Christmas party at the st. Xavier
school house. A one-o'clock din
ner was the main feature. An OK
change of Christmas gifts and
Christmas wishes helped to make
the affair a success.
On Monday and Tuesday of
last week a corn husking bee was
held at the e. L. Robbins farm
near St. Xavier. as Mr.. Robbins
is on the sick list. The corn
huskers were Bert Fergerson,
Charlie Johnson and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Eppins. Clar-
ence Poison and Ira Fuson did
the tallying and hauling, while
the ladies. Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
Poison, helped Mrs. Robbins with
the chicken dinner.
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OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. on the list day of
March. 1897. appty to the County
Treasurer OF Big Horn County. Mon-
described property. to-wft: Lot Four.
Block One. Hunter Ramsey Addition
to the Town Of Hardin. Montana.
Amount due &44.72.
December s18. 1885.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA.
BY Harry +. Cox. Co: Clerk.
Applicaut.
Pub. Dec. s6.1sses Jan. /. 1885,.
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NOTICE OF SALE or LANDS
ACQUIRED By TAX DEED

~ NRttAnE In hARnhuy ~3syA~ ES 1-krEhAA-
Board { County commissioners OF
SlE COUNTY Montana. ON the
a:aIa Jay n anuar 81 ae Two
y = ct ~ t ~ sns sa a.es1o4n q SAID DAY.
~ IS q aoor OF = court house
aa.a,n. a0ntana, undeT the pro-
Lave Of Montsna. 1888: win sell At
puDlic auction Ine described
srOpersy. s0setner WIN any 2 All
lmprovsments tneroon OF IN nyw1s
nppertaininS Q c9sn or on such
terms a. the Board OF COUNTY Conn
~sSsl0neIa NAY aoprove ana IN &C
shanAeSs w ~ iaw 81 2 psaee not ie1c
tn&n Jar nsarket value THEREBY
~ Mere.0lSre determines ana slxed
~ we saad q County \ Com.
m~assaGners = nereinafter set out
oSpnsise eacn particuia rae 20 be
Snered g sale: 2 Board OF Sointy
S0mmissionei reserves q rtEht TO
ssssmine ~ saie SerInS % each in-
otylaual y eucn yale: to-Mtt:
r,sx (, ~ h.oGx y; Orikinai To~ =
Sity g. hsroins o0.0O
2 e ~. Twp 2 North. RanEe
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go CSC. ~ x1s
wv. SOUTH. fkanHe .Ea0c
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Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the First National Bank of Hardin
will be held In the OFFICES OF the
bank. on Tuesday. January 18th, 1897.
at ten O'clock a. m. for the election
of Directors and the transaction OF
such other business as NAV come be-
fcre the meeting.
o. z. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Pub. Dec. II. Is. IS. Jan. 4. 1881.
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StlllWater and Treasure.
IN the matter Of TERMS OF COURT
FOR THE YEAR 1887. In the five
Counties comprisinE the thirteenth
judicial District OF the State OF
Montana.
n Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the terms OF the District Court Of the
Thirteenth judicial District OF the
6tata Of Montana. for the year 1897,
shall convene and open In the Ccun-
ties composing said judicial District.
on the following dates. to-wit:
Yellowstone County: January IL.
April l2. July IL, October is. q,
April is. July IS. October Z.
Carbon County: February .. May
IL. September IA. November ..
saltwater County: January -.
April ~. July 81. October 20.
Treasure County: January rs, April
50. July 90. October Is.
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED That
all matters Of Naturalization ehall be
called for consideration in the differ
ent Counties, ~ follows:
Yellowstone County-Aprii s and
October 10:
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Harry p. Clawson. rent ....... 500
This being the day set for the re-
ceivinE q bids for county printing.
county Door for the calendar wear OF
1s57. the following bids were re-
The Hardin Tribune-Herald bid for
county printing which was accepted
The bids for county physician OF
Doctors G. A. Baker, and b. NJ,
Strang were taken under advisement.
The bid for the burial Of the poor
by aBuliis-Criliy Mortuary vas ac-
The board ordered the county
clerk to deliver a tax deed on the
following described property:
Lot :. and the North Half of Lot
8 Block -. Fourth Addition to the
Town lnow city, Of Hardin. to Jens
A. Il. Davis called on the board
in regard to taxes paid under pro-
lest on the following described prop
Lots is q Is. Block II, orieinal
Town Of Wyola, Montana.
Tony Pankovich appeared before
the hoard for Gertrude Burkes Pam
kovich In regard to the taxes paid un-
ls. oriEinal Town OF Wyoia.
Theodore Huffman appeared before
the board in regard to taxes paid UNI
der protest on Lots 8 and 8. Block
Is. Origtnal Town Of Wyola, Mont.
Mrs. Mellotte appeared before the
Hoard In regard to taxes paid under
protest on Lots l., 2. 3. 4 and s,
Block 9. orisinal Town of Wyola.
The board approved the sale Of
Lot /. Block 3. First Addition, Town
(now Cityp OF Hardin. Montana, to
the Bullia-C rilly Mortuary. Inc.:;for
$500.
The board approved the sale OF Lot
12. Block 4. OriRinal Town (now
Cityl ~ Hardin. Montana. to Jack
Ko9oIshak. for $4,000.
There being no further business.
the board adjourned to meet Dec. 9.
HENRY e. CLIFFORD.
e. Chairman.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL lrEETING

HARRY E. cox. County Clerk
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HARRY 3 cox

a. C0Onty Clerk e N0C0fder. 3
Biz Horn County. Montana.
Pub. Dec. 4. 11.18. rs. Jan. !. Z,
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RE0qhSS;lsfS s s

HARRY d. cox. County Clerk,
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Pub. Dec. Is. 1886: Jan. 1. 1887.
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