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For a good quickie, fill large
cabbage leaves with your favorite
meat-loaf mixture, skewer with
toothpick and bake until tender. A
good emergency dish!
When you have more time, try
Danish cabbage. For 4 portions
•lowly saute 1H t diced onions in
8 tbsp, bacon fat until yellow. Add
4 ox. fried beef, cut ia pieces; saute
by Dorothy
until browned. Add H t. diced green
pepper and 4 e. coarsely shredded
cabbage; ««ute 10 min. longer, stir
ring frequently. Add 3 tbsp, chill
sauce; mix well. Should be served
immediately, good and hot.
Smothered Cabbage
Smothered cabbage goes well
with chops, steaks or good old hnm-
burgers. Wash medium head of
cabbage well, removing outer leave*
if too tough or damaged. Cut cross
wise in slices ene inch thick. I’laea
dices in heavy skillet; sprinkle gen
erously with cooking oil, and lightly
with soy sauce. Cover skillet tightly;
steam over low beet for 12 to IS
min, depending on age of cabbage.
For a change from broccoli pre
pared the usual way, try a broccoli
souffle. To serve 6, cream well 4
tbsp, table fat and 3 tbsp, flour.
Add la tsp. salt and H tsp. pepper.
Scald ene e. milk; add gradually to
butter mixture stirring to prevent
lumps. Cook in double boiler until
mixture thickens. Beat 2 egg yolk*
until thick. Cool white saruce «light
ly, then stir in egg yolks. Add 2 tsp.
phosphate-type baking powder; mix
well. Add one e. finely chopped
cooked broccoli, and lastly fold in
2 egg whites stiffly beaten. Pour
into greased casserole (8 inch di
ameter) and place in pan of hot
water. Bake at 350 F. for 80 min.
Overweight women nuy
| little attention at a dance. but
: they are getting plenty from nu-
1 trit ion researchers. Nutrition
authorities recognize that many
»omen just can’t manage to fol
low a strict reducing diet. "It’R
so much trouble,” wails a Ixtuse-
wife, “and you feel half-starved
all the time!”
A reducing food recently de-
veloped is said to make it easy for
»omen to stay on a diet. Plena-
ant-tasting fiuxl lozenges are eat
en before meals, to satisfy part of
the appetite with practically no
calories This makes it easy to eat
less without feeling hungry, and
lose up to ten pounds in ten days.'
, The lozenges also provide the'
daily minimum requirement of
Vitamins B-l and B-2, Niacin. Cal
cium. Iron. Phosphorus and Io
dine. plus useful protein, dextrose
and trace elements. Thus you can
continue to ent foods you like.:
without missing an adequate sup
ply of these essential elements ।
when you cut down your eating ;
This new reducing food tablet '
konwn ns ''Wins” is n o w being1
featured at Thrift-Wise
CULP CREEK
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
Hint the undersigned Admintatra-
tor of the Estate of LYNIX*N
SlJ>AN, i >eeeaaed, Ima filed his
Final Account for the lilial nett le
nient of said Estate In the Circuit
Court for Lane County, State of
Oregon, and that Tuesday, the
.3rd day of August, 1918. at the
Circuit Court room of »aid Court,
in the County Courthouse in Eu
gene, Lane County, Oregon, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, has been
by Mill Court fixed ax the time
and place for hearing of objections
thereto, and for final sett lenient
of said Estate JOE E. SLOAN.
Administrator. II E R B E R T W
AttonWJ
47-51-51
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LOMBARD;
Dominical Republic
Thc Dominicun republic occupies
about two-thirds of the Island ol
Santo Domingo, which Columbu*
named Hispaniola when he discov
ered it on his first voyage in 1492
(The otherd third 1« Haiti), The
president Is supposed to be elected
every five year» by popular vote,
In which women take part, but he
Is eligible to be re elected for an
Indefinite period
Mr. and Mrs. Kernutt and fam
ily drove to the coast last wttk
for a few days rest from running;
their store. They plan on a real I
vacation later motoring to San ;
Francisco.
We would like to take this op-
Neighborly Neighbors picnic
Mrs. James Hemenway and son purtunity to thank Mr. and Mrs. ।
will be held at Rujada park the spent several days at Winchester Ransom t Smoky* Raymond for
third Wednesday of July. Those Hay, returning home Sunday eve- | 'heir interest and hard work they
wanting to go with Mrs. Fannie ning with Mr. Hemenway. who > l,r’* doing for our school. New
Russum in the truck may get in met them there Sunday morning. | flooring in smaller school house.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Clark enter-1
‘hre’; “"’VA"“ ’h‘n
touch with her by phone and she
“T” f,n,sh
“J1
Will pick up on main road about tained at dinner Monday evening .
The
guests
included
Mr
and
M*.
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10 o'clock.
Bob Kyle accompanied by his Jas. Quigley of London and Mr. * ,h,n ,hem
* T.™
cousin, Donald Kyle of Cottage and Mrs* Jess Campbell of Cot-
walls, painted, new pipe, and two
Grove, left for Kansas last Satur face Grove
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,! new drinking fountains and more
day. They plan to work in the
Mr and Mrs. Marcel Gn-en and , wash bowl*. Change desks and
harvest.
A pink and blue shower will be daughter. Alene. are spending sev- bookcases to different room*. Ce-
eral weeks with Mrs. Green’S par- [ rnent foundation under the 750
held at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Seaver Thursday. July 1st at 2 ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ham- gal. pressure tank, anil fenced
mond. Little Victor Hammond is I school grounds. So don’t forget the
, > o’clock for Mrs. Ben Lang.
also
enjoying a brief vacation at school board meeting July 16 and
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Mrs. Herman Kanel received
I see how much work there is to
word Tuesday of the death of her ; his grandparents home.
.
♦ sister-in-law of Ashland. The body
'*r- a,K’ Mrs. O. J. Thiel of , all that.
will be taken back to Kansas for Sutherlin were recent visitois nt
jjm Davis' mother and step- 1 ’
T burial.
’6e John Stalder home.
father an’ here visiting him from , '
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jensen, Mr. ; Miss Roberta Flaten enjoyed a ■ Chicago. They plan also to visit
♦ and Mrs. Ted Hudson and son visit of several days with friends : their daughter in Eugene.
Cari. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner and in Vancouver, Wash.
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daughter were those from Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stalder
Heat Automatically Now
I View that went to Diamond lake Sunday visitors in Veneta. with
Approximately 341 per cent of the
over the week end. They rejxirted Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fero.
new houses built in the United
a bad time, no fish but oh the
John, Kenton and Gary Van- States In 1947 Included automatic
mosquitoes.
Nortwick participated in the Jun- heating equipment, according to a
Walt Winner and Jean
Bassett
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at Eugene.
i^u^cnv. They
iinj plan, survey by Minneapolis-Honeywell
were married June 30th. They also to enter the Cottage Grove Regulator company. Before the
will take a wedding trip down Rodeo. Good luck. boys,
war only about 10 per cent of nil
thru the Redwoods.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Bales via- non-farm dwellings used automatic
Daily vacation Bible school will ited at the Sidney Bales home controls
lx? held at the Dorena Recreation , Sunday. Clarene Bales returned
hall beginning July 6th at 9 o'- with them to spend a week
clock till 11:45 each day for two
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor
¡weeks. There will be two good and infant son, Gary, from Dra-
teachers from Multnomah Bible gerton, Utah, are house guests at
college as well as several helpers, the Ed Sherrill home
Send or bring your children each Walker Inion Church
day.
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■ A - farewell party was held Fri
Mrs. Mary Lund and Mrs. Ada day, June 25, in the Walker gym.
Jennings of Harrisburg were Sun in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
day guests at the Dodge home. Lundy, who are leaving for Chi
Wilburn Dodge received an in cago, Ill., in the near future. Mr.
jured hand while riding a motor- Lundy had been pastor at the
church at various times for a per
cycle.
Summer time is really here. iod of two years, but for the past
Several farmers have thdr hay ;
bf‘Pn/nRa‘?,'<1
down and the gardens are begin- !
ning to look like the time of can-
•• a
Cbur<;h
H*H'
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slop
side,” nnnnk
deeply red'Pai
regret Iknlr
their km-in«
having
ning.
to leave so soon, but wish them
much success in their new field.
The Ladies Aid met on Wed
nesday, June 23 to make plans for
the Annua) Homecoming which
will be held Sunday, August 1.
Mrs. Mabel Jackson was appointed
general chairman.
Rev. Frank Ghay wftl supply the
pulpit on Sunday, July 1. and will
welcome hLs many friends there.
yDAIRY
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LEGA), NOTICES
Featuring Wins
Cabbage is a General Favorite
By ALICE DENHOFF
IF there is on* thing that is
favorite fare it is the cabbage clan.
Red. green or white; a!aw or kraut;
June or January, members of the
cabbage family are always at hand,
ready for table duty.
The cabbage clan traces it* an
cestry to the early daya of Europe
when it grew wild along aea coasts,
and thus Rained th* name “sea-
cabbage.” Brussels sprouts ar* first
cousins to th* cabbage, and cauli
flower, which eame by way of Cy
prus, long, long ago, is a near rela
tive. Broccoli, brocolli sprouts and
kohLrabi are uncles and aunts—so
the cabbage family is a pretty big
clan.
In Many Lands
No wonder the cabbage family is
a staple of many lands! Swedes roll
cabbage leaves around meat filling,
as do the Hungarian*. Hollanders
pickle cabbage; and.ust about every
country has a variation of kraut or
Thrift wise Now
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LAMPS
TABLE LAMPS
FLOOR LAMPS
BOUDOIR LAMPS
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;; Let's see now. I swap my onions for your Umas, your roll
J • for my whole wheat. You get the meringue from my pie
;; for your cherry cake frosting and I get your coffee cream
for my sugar!
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Keep summer heat-fag under control. We have electric
> fans, thermos bottles and jugs, lunch kits, swimming caps
> and many more items to make your life more pleasant.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
FOR CUT-RATE PRICES
632 Main
Ph 244
Here's the way to
S2.98 arid up
While Shopping at
Smith Furniture Store
522 on Whitaker
Phone 101
AS LITTLE AS * loo A WEEK
* SETS YOU FREE ON WASHDAYSl
Take up to 24 months to pay
for workless washing I
SAFE DRIVING
LEGAL NOTICES
For New ATLAS Grip-Safe TIRES
NOTK E OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
Don’t take chances! Trade now at
the Atlas sign. Replace those worn
tires with new, longer-wearing
I
Atlas Grip-Safe Tires. They will give
you miles and miles of trouble-free
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That under authority of an order
of the Circuit Court of the State
( of Oregon for Lane County, duly
made and entered on the 22nd day
of June, 1948, the tmderwfgned Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
CLARA E BADER, Deceased, will
sell at private sale the following
described real property to-wlt:
Undivided one-half interest In
and to the following described
property, to-wit:
Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section
30. Township 19 South, Range
2 West of Willamette Merid
ian, Lane County, State of
Oregon.
Said sale will be made on and
after the 30 day of July, 1948, and
hids will be received at the office
of HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Wi-
ser Bldg., Cottage Grove, Oregon,
until a reasonable hid shall have
Ix’en received; said sale to be
made for cash, or part cash and
part credit. HERBERT W. LOM
BARD, Administrator.
47-5tc-51
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un-used mileage of your old tires.
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