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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-13

Mrs. Vern Adams spent Monday at
Ephrata.
Frank Janni was called to Chewelah
Tuesday by the death of Mrs. Janni IS
father.
Mrs. e. l.. Dowell returned Satur.
day from Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howell of FL.
lensburg spent the weekend with Mr.
Howell IS sister, Mrs. J. L. Tucker
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell visited over the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Darby. at Mansfield
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Jess, Perry Brown
and Elsie Evans attended the ski
tourney at Leavenworth Sunday.
Roy Goodall was a Spokane visitor
Monday.
Dale Aldrich, a student at Wash
ington State college, is spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Aldrich.
Tom ellis received call Wednes-
day morning to go to Spokane to work
at the new airport.
Six head of cattle belonging to T.
CARED, and which had been missing
for several weeks, were found dead in
a small shed about a mile from Mr..
Cared IS ranch home. The beasts evi.
IDENTIFY had gone into the shed during
storm and were trapped when the
door blew shut. An intensive search
had been made for them ever since
they disappeared.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Rigney have
moved into the Earl Holbrook house
on the Wilson Creek road.
Jack Berg of Opportunity, Wash,
spent Monday night with Larry Hop
kins. He was on his way home from
Seattle.
Miss Thelma Pugh went to Spokane
Wednesday for few days. visit.
The Farmers Union Grain company
will be agents for Case and Calkins
farm machinery in this vicinity. A
new Case tractor is among the farm
implements now on display at their
establishment here.
Sidney Jackson and Lowell B. Vail
of Ephrata were visitors in town Tues
day evening.
Frank Abbott made business trip
to Spokane yesterday.
Mrs Bob tHilson and children are
visiting in Oakesdale this week.
About 500 persons were in Coulee
City last Friday to attend the John
Deere show, presented by Jim s Chew
rolet Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-13
SKID SEASON rs AT HEIGHT NOW

The great skid season will be at its
height in many parts Of the country
in February and March, warns the Nat
ional Conservation bureau, accident
prevention division of the Association
of Casualty and Surety Executives.
"This'' say the safety men, "calls
for extraordinary precautions by mot
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-13
SMALL PIANO

Sacrifice price rather than ship.
Liberal terms or rent, rental applies
on purchase. Would store temporarily
with party interested in buying or
renting later. To see piano, write E.
w. Barker, c/o Hollenback Piano Co..
Spokane Wash. adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-13

Coulee City has enjoyed beautiful
weather during the past few days,
and an early spring seems likely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

EXPRESS YOUR love of
America with this striking filet
crochet that lends itself either
to pillow or panel. Use string
for the panel; finer cotton for
the pillow. Pattern 2750 con-
tains chart and directions; Illus
trations of it and stitches; ma
terials required.
Send 10 cents in coin for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich. Owing
to customs regulations. orders
for patterns TO Canadian desti-
nations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
New Cheese Cake

THIS DELICIOUS dessert,
filled with we'll favored cream
cheese and crunchy zwieback, is
one that you'll want TO serve
the year around.
Zwiebaek Cheese Cake
l package zwieback
- cup softened butter
"a cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
Il teaspoon salt
l pound cream cheese
! teaspoon vanilla
l teaspoon grated lemon rind
3 eggs, separated
! cup heavy cream
Finely crush ZWieback and
mix u of crumbs with softened
butter and 2 tablespoons sugar.
Press mixture firmly against
bottom and sides of a we'll
CREASED 9-inch mold. Mix re-
naming sugar. flour. salt and
cheese. Add vanilla. lemon rind.
egg yolks. and beat well. Add
cream and mix again. Fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour
mixture into crumb lined pan
and sprinkle with remaining
crumbs. Bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees) about Ia hours
until center is firm.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Fun Buy of Shopping
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
Rr .JOspthiue LOw,nan

why Grow Old?" IS giving you
some plain old-fashioned back
talk" this week. The things which
can mar a lovely lady's back are
poor posture, round shoulders, a
curved spine or a blemished skin.
Sometimes women who have an
otherwise smooth outer coating are
embarrassed and troubled by plm-
pies scattered over the shoulders
and lower back. One reason this
spot so often is harassed by blem-
ishes is because of its inacceSsi-
bility. We simply cannot reach all
our back unless We use a long
handled bath brush. The oil glands
may become clogged and We should
give our backs a daily, vigorous.
soapy scrubbing.
Pimples anywhere on tn- podv
may result from the wrong kind OF
food, poor elimination, 100 little
water or poison in the body.
If you eat rich. heavy food and
neglect your vegetables and fruits
and fruit juices, your diet NAV be
your complexion Waterloo Vitamin
deficiency induced by a devltalz6 i
diet can bring you these unWanted
pimples. Some folks are allerglc
10 chocolate and cannot eat 1t with
out breaking out. Check these vari-
Gus items and see where your living
and eating habits are at fault.
Here's a good exercise for re-
ducing fat across the shoulders.
Stand tall. Bend over until your
trunk is at right angles to the BODY.
Let your arms drop forward toward
the floor. Keep your back In this
position as you pull as far as YOU
can toward the right with your
left shoulder.
Move shoulders forward. Pull as
far to the left as YOU can with the
right shoulder. Let the arms SWING
loosely and forget the other shoul-
der. concentrating on the one I
mention. Do this slowly. You Will
feel a tremendous pull over the Of
Tending fat area.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Manners
of the
Moment

When there is something to lean
against in a public place, like a
street car, one person isn't supposed
to lean against all of it. Take, for
example, those leaning posts with
which some cars are equipped
There are men, and even girls. who
have a habit of entwining them
selves about these posts in such
way that there is not an inch of
space that any one else can grasp
for support except above the incum-
bent's head
It's really annoying, if you are
the second person who is looking
for support and not the first.
You might. of course, just take
the matter into YOUR hands firmly
and lean against the incumbent
himself. He'll either let you go on
leaning. which would at least give
you support. or he'll take the hint
and grasp the post in one spot and
let you grasp it in another.
Otherwise. I'm afraid. you'll just
have to be tossed about by the car
and the car tracks. and try to re-
member that you only paid dime
for the ride JEAN.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

kid evening gloves-and then give
the whole thing to us, if you please.
Gloves, by the way, are strictly
wonderful this year. Long ones are
back. but in a Streamlined guise.
Your Shoulder-length ones are no
longer the staid white kid variety;
they turn out to be suede or doeskin
now. and come in such colors as
bright red. green or purple for sheer
drama. For something ultra -Theda
Bara-ish. have a look at the suede
gloves edged in ostrich feathers.
Black with trimming of red. for
instance. is wondeful in combina-
ton with tiny red feather muff
worn with black dinner gown.
Juliet caps are always with us.
many of them sporting wells this
year. Newer and smarter, however.
are mantillas of delicate lace in
black or white. Some are sequin-
studded for extra glamour. and all
are delightfully."- different. Also
recommended are tiny dinner hats.
some befeathered to match the
gloves and muffs.
Stockings turn out to be far from
prosaic gift this year. precious
as they are. so when you're offering
those three pairs of nylons. how's
for tossing in pair of sheer black
hose just for bit of variety? Most
girls adore them, but seldom pur-
chase them. If you dare-and why
not?-try giving a pair of colored
hose matched with gloves. Wonder
fully dramatic for evening
Our We'll, I Neverl" department
suggests the following inexpensive
items for Christmas gifts: A set
of the new 'handcuff bracelets" for
the girl who likes her jewelry on
the conversational side" They're
made of colored composition. linked
together with a gold chain, and bear
inscription plates on the top. Smart
swains will have one engraved
Oswald" the other 'Mehitable."
She wears them both on one arm,
needless to say.
The other item IS gayly colored
lei made Of loops of wool. These
come in all bright tones and are
recommended for wear with sports
dresses and sweaters. Particularly
good for the younger lady-she of
high-school age, for example.
More suggestions later, OF course)
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Mental Case Is Tragic
Child's Mind Can Be Developed
To the Extent of His Ability

ton, loved and tended as children of
a family.
There are other fine schools in
this country. This one is close to
me, so I know it best. and knowing
it for many years love it the best.
minded children should be sent.
They cannot hold their own among
the normal-minded children. They
must fail in>~rlaSS. on the play
ground Everywhere that they COM
pete with normal children they must
come to failure: and persistent. con-
sistent failure will kill the ability of
any child. 1t will destroy the feeble
minded child
When he is placed IN a school
where feeble mindeGneSS is normal
he has a chance There he can do
something as well as somebody else
can, and sometimes he can do it
better Somewhere along the road
that leads 10 fulflllment there is a
task that this child can do. game
he can play. an affection that he can
hold. And he finds it in this home
of his, among his fellows.
Parting with the helpless child is
hard on the parents, but in the end
they will be glad they let him 60, be-
cause he will be happy. useful and
liked where he is Parents die:
brothers and sisters have their own
burdens. If the helpless one is safely
housed the family is at peace and
that. too, is of utmost Importance.
Mr.. Patri has prepared leafiet
entitled Fear" in which he re-
lates that fear can be a prOtec-
tiOn and a menace. You should
read it. Send for it. addressing
your request to Mr.. Angelo Patri,
care Of this paper, and inclose a
self-addressed. stamped (3-cent
envelope. Leaflets cannot he
mailed unless self addressed en-
velope bears correct amount Of
postage.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Experts nave written DOCKS WlllcE
tell you all about it.
Or perhaps you are playing in a
high school or college orchestra, and
hope to have a band Of your own
some day Two new books discuss
this field. and Paul Whiteman is the
co-author of one of them. Among
other things. it gives you valuable
tips on forming a band in your own
neighborhood
There are also books on careers in
business, government service, de-
fense work, aviation. Journalism,
nursing and radio. There is a volume
on operating gift shop, another on
getting into the motion picture in
dustry. one on being policeman.
another on being fireman, others
on real estate. insurance, traffic
management, the theater. salesman
ship, retailing, photography. the oil
business, occupational therapy. en-
gineering, diving. housework. den
tistry. chemistry, farming, the Army
and the Navy.
With each one of these books
available at the cost of a dollar or
tWo-or less. because some of them
can be obtained through your local
hbrary-We think any fellow or girl
is shortsighted who doesn't start
right now to do some career read
ing II YOU haven't vet made up
your mind about what your life work
will be. this is an excellent way to
work toward an intelligent decision.
If you have already picked your
career, then certainly it behooves
you to learn everything you can
about 1t.
Well be glad to help If you'd like
TO know the names of some good
books dealing with jobs in the field
that interests you. drop us line.
Well tell YOU what books are avail
able, where you can get them and
how much they cost. And if you
come up with a question which
stumps us. we'll either get the in
formation for you-or tell you where
you can get tiff it's available at
all
The young person who knows
where he's going will get farther
than the fellow or girl who drifts
aimlessly through school without
Evening star., 1941-11-25

1t is a little early to be thinking
about Christmas stockings and what
to put i'm them, but if you do it now
that much will be out of the way.
How about a box of chocolate can
dies made in the forms of cigars,
cigarettes and pipes. and. of course,
those striped candy canes that give
children so much pleasure? You
might add also a box Of assorted
flavor suckers that have safety
loop" handles. These loops are
made of cord, which eliminates the
danger that arose from wooden
sticks used on the old-fashioned
type.
A miniature bar" holding hors
d'Oeuvre spears would be an attrac-
tive addition to your party acces-
sories. 1t is made of wood with a
chromium top pierced with holes
for the spears. The tops of these
are made TO resemble different types
of bottles ...
An ideal Christmas gift for the
man of the house" is one Of the
imported windproOf pipes. The
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Br A neeIo Patri

When the expert puts down the
report and looks with kind, sad eyes
at the mother and child before him,
tragedy strikes. The feeble minded
child is set apart from his kind for
ever.
The usual routine of mans life.
play and work and love of home and
family are not TO be his. He cannot
learn to shoulder responsibility for
himself or for other people. Some
body must be responsible for him as
long as he lives.
Luckily he does not know that and
he will never understand it. He will
not suffer at the thought of his loss
because he will not know he lost
anything The mind that sees and
feels and understands is clouded and
blurred. Only the echoes of life
reach it, and they are confused and
without meaning beyond the noise
they make.
1t is the mother upon whom the
weight of this crushing sorrow must
fall. Her hopes, her dreams for this,
her baby, her growing youth. her
man child are blasted by the sad
kind look in the experts eyes.
Nobody can say or DO anything
that will soften the blow on the
mothers heart. Time will lay a scar
over the wound, but eternity will not
remove it. She will find that the
only possible comfort lies in help
ing the child to live safely, usefully
and happily as possible. For his con-
dition there is no cure, but there is
much compensation.
There are schools manned by de-
voted people, where such a child can
be reared. taught. developed to the
extent Of his ability. In the one
know best. headed by the finest
teacher America can produce, these
children, from infants to old folk,
live in peace and harmony, shielded
from evil. protected from exploita-
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Bv Barbara Bell

This doll is really two dolls
one asleep and one awake. One
dressed for slumber. complete with
long nightie and bonnet, both tied
with silk ribbon bows-one dressed
for day, in basque-topped, long
skirted peasant frock. To change
from one to the other, just turn the
doll upside down. All this magic,
which never fails to delight a child,
Is easily accomplished. Pattern
No. 15l4-B gives complete directions
for making the doll and dressing
her-you can do it quickly-even
though you may never have made
q doll before
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1514-B
Is designed in one size only. Dolls
body requires "a yard 35-inch ma
terial; sleeping dress requires a
yard 35-inch material, 20 yard
Evening star., 1941-11-25

-dH lUed WHICH all SOOQ swimmers
disapprove. but which seems by far
the most gentle for US timid souls.
So, hoW's for starting with a few
wonderful luxuries for the young
ladies on your list? Evening acces-
sories, for example. are fun to buy
practically painless.
Nominated as outstanding in the
latter category are-the new evening
bags. All types are around, of
course, but for something new, have
look at the huge ones Of crushed
gold kid. Many of these are larger
actually, than street purses, and very
smooth indeed. Its always been a
mystery to US how the rumor that
evening bags should be tiny ever
got around in the first place. These
new ones take care of all the need
ed equipment and are the last word
in sophisticated evening accessories.
Add 20 the offering a pair of gold
Evening star., 1941-11-25
New Evening Accessories
Include Huge Purses,
Long Bright Gloves
Color in Stockings and Muffs
Makes Display Interesting;
Lace Mantillas Charming
By Helen Toef

1t would that
to
and relaxation Such the
no sooner festive than another
That's right kdde it's Christmas Time shopping
Certainly its something of shock to beat local
only TO IND them
presented
moment when OF to be
hee constitution will it
really you'll
you can Wed like to that plenty
daytime shopping
make way for the frantic ave crowds They'll bless
idea
that sticking
Evening star., 1941-11-25

carved briar bowls resemble bulls.
dogs. bears, skull and even a
tiny shoe 80.
Give the travelling man clothes
brush with a leather case attached
to the top. The case is sectioned
TO hold a razor, shaving cream,
toothbrush. toothpaste, fingernail
file. scissors and other necessary
items. =.
Serve delicious punch from an
attractive set consisting of alumni
mum tray, bowl, ladle and II red
glasses. An unusual feature about
the set is that the bowl IS lined in
blue stone contrasting nicely with
the red glasses -.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Correct Skirt
Adds
More to Leg Beaut!
Than Proper Use
OF Depilatory
By Patricia Lindsay

Naturally, in speaking about leg
beauty. we would begin by stress
ing the importance of leg grooming
| Today's beauty removes the super
fluous hair from her legs as reli-
giously as she manicures her finger
nails. Sheer hose and brief skirts
demand this and unless the growth
Of hair is sparse and light enough
to bleach there is no alternative
but to use one Of the modern depila-
tories or a safety razor The depil-
atories come in cream or wax form
or as fine emeries which are rubbed
over the legs until the hair drops
off. Either method is simple and
safe.
But there is more to leg beauty
than leg grooming For instance
the length of ones skirt depends,
not upon the current fashion rul-
ing, but upon the shape Of one S
legs. Very slim legs can wear very
short skirts, but most legs demand
a length just below the back knee
Joint or a bit longer. A woman
can best judge for herself by holding
skirt so it falls at various lengths.
If the calf of her leg is fleshy and
well-rounded the skirt should end
Just at the beginning of that curve,
which is usually or 5 inches below
the knee joint.
Too few women select their shoes
with an eye for leg beauty. Any
new shoes should be modelled before
a full-length mirror so one may
Judge whether their style is flatter-
ing to the leg as we'll as to the ankle
and foot. Women with high in
steps, to point out what 1 mean.
look much better with an opera
type pump than they do with a
sandal, strapped or high-laced OK
ford. They may wear a two-hole
laced oxford type, but not the stand
ard four or six hole.
The height of shoe heels also
should be considered. Some legs are
flattered by a very high heel, others
by medium heel. And have seen
boyish-shaped legs look stunning in
low heels So the next time you buy
shoes study your leg as we'll as your
foot-insist upon seeing all of you
in a full-length mirror and not just
your foot in a smaller mirror.
Beauty, too, can be enhanced by
the color of your hose. The deeper
shades of stockings, naturally, make
legs appear to be more slim. Dur
ing summer, however, one may wear
the lighter shades because dress ma
terials and shoes are lighter in
shade. Very chic women are happy
that the mode for black sheer hose
is back with us again, for they claim
black hose are the most f1attering
and the most intriguing!
| And one last precaution-wear
your hose seams straight. If you
cannot anchor them so they will
remain straight when you walk then
buy the seamless hose which they
call "bare-leg" style. These are as
sheer as the others and woven Of
the same shade, but they are not
fashioned with seam.
Miss Lindsay's booklet, SLIM
MING TO BEAUTY, contains
some excellent leg beautifying
exercises. If you desire it send
10 cents Ito cover printing and
postage cost to Patricia Lindsay,
In care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Many New Books Issued
By Office of Education
Help Career Seekers
Various Occupations Are
Discussed in Full Detail;
Choose Your Vocation
BY Kay Cald,veH and Alden Harrison

What do really expect
The choice OF life work
that young makes Yet most fellows girls this
entirely
field they expect And today this
pletely
which interests
Office Education Washington
Recently
occupations published
choice of a
which tell
this field
Would you like be artist follow
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Before Storing

Rinse in cold water or wipe off
with a damp cloth all your meats,
vegetables and fruits as soon as
possible after they are delivered.
Canned goods and bottles of milk
should be wiped off before they are
stored in the refrigerator or cup
board.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

even a general objective. Maybe
you're not ready to pick a career
yet, but its certainly time for YOU
to be examining the possibilities.
So get busyl
Evening star., 1941-11-25

If YOU wish to have my leaflet
BACK TALK send a Scent
stamped, elf-addressed envelope
with your request to Josephine
Lowman in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

ruf1ed edging. q ribbon; day
dress requires as yard 35-inch ma
terial, l yard braid and 4x4-inch
piece of applique; bonnet requires
piece 6x9 inches, "a yard ruff1ed
edging, as yard ribbon.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
By Baroness Piantoni

You don't Christmas this
year You make them easily and economically with the simplest OF
materials
anything
childhood simple design every family
and directions for the envelopes
you have ever known the pleasure Of receiving handmade card
yourself. will be doubly
Pattern envelopes
72o to hs Nssdlevork Evening
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Miss Lindsay's booklet, SLIM
MING TO BEAUTY, contains
some excellent leg beautifying
exercises. If you desire it send
10 cents Ito cover printing and
postage cost to Patricia Lindsay,
In care Of The Evening Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. T. &C a S h
grain: -.yheat No. l hard SO IL;
sample grade red durum II.
Corn. No. 4 mixed SO IL to 66;
No. 2 yellow "a ga; No. 8, g. 81
to 81 IA; No. 4, SO, IL to 81; No,
5, 81 to So 3D.; No. 4 white ga IL;
No. 5, 81, "a; Sample grade So 81
to Sc 3-4.
Oats: No. 1 red heavy 81 "a;
No. l red extra heavy So; No. ]
white SO "a; No. 2, 38 1-2; No. ;
white heavy 1894; No. 4 white sc
ga; sample grade white heavy &c
IA. .,
Barley: Mailing Sc to ,66 nom;
feed AZ to So nom. No. 4. So to
Sc; sample grade 81; No. 1 malt
ing ST to So; No. 2 mailing tough
So; No. 2 mailing So.
Soybeans: No. 2 yellow SO IA;
No. 8, 95 IA to So; No. 4, SO 10.
Field seed per hundredweight
Timothy 400; alsike $50 to
1900; fancy red top 7.5O' to 800;
red clover 800 to 1000; sweet clo-
yer $50 to 400. 4