Tha STATESMAN, Solera, Oregon. V.V2nes&rr ITorsIn?. rr3 2L Ki3
Hesitation
May Lose :
Stamps .
" By MAXINE BUREN - .
' She who hesitates Is liable to
' lose her very precious ration
tamps, because April 30 is com .
ing right along and red stamps
A, B, C. and D won't do her a bit
of good after that. Then there '
are the blue stamps, D. E and F,
which must be used up by April
tO, too.
Women are baying to entirely
revolutionize their mode of '
household buying. In the first -place,
we've always been taught '
to save for a rainy day, and sav
ing stamps we don't happen to
need this week, seems to be the
reasonable way to save. But bet
ter these days, to buy what we
will need, and use up the stamps,
before the day slips along when 4
our good stamps become void.
Many women will find that
the grocer is out of what she
needs those last two or three
days.
About the red stamps, check
I on what you'll need' this week
in the way of meat, and retain
, that number of red stamps, but
spend all the rest of- your red
coupons on what you may need
later. - Number E stamps wilt be
' good next week, and will remain
valid past the April 30 -deadline
for the A, B, C and D ones. .This
makes a reserve for emergencies
whick may arise next week.
Even If you don't have any Im
mediate necessity for meat, fats
and cheese, remember that you
will need to Increase your salad
oil in summer, when salads of
ten make the main dish. A pint
of oil will set you back 6 points'
and many a family can use a
pint of oil a week. Then remem
ber that you may need extra but-,
ter in summer, so buy up an ex
tra amount of vegetable shorten
- ing,' so you can use your fat
stamps later -for butter (which
' you would prefer to buy as need
' ed. Canned fish and meats take
: red stamps, ydu'd do well to
stock up a bit for summertime;
dining.
. As to canned goods, juices are
a - good investment for stamps,
' dried beans and peas will make
. ' good casseroles for summer "cov
: ' ered dish picnics, soups are- al
- ways good for' the- emergency
cupboard and if you're- extra
stamps, you might find- a can of
pineapple (though high in
- points) handy, to -give flavor to
neck" aren't tlass.
Lack of tin, scrap metal, greases and fats
are bottlenecks to production. Advertising
brings em in to slap the Jap,
Flndln4 a house may ba your
bottleneck today. Or buying a new
pair of shoes. Or how to fit your
family7 nutrition needs to the,
new "point" system of rationing.
Advertising breaks those bottlenecks, too
right in the pages of this paper. Today
I
1 s
tprlng fruit salads.
The sugar coupon number 12
Is good until May 31, but there's
no harm in getting your supply J
now, it will keep and win re
lieve the grocer of a last minute
rush when the deadline comes
along.:
Coffee coupon number 28 ex
pires Monday, watch it. -
Today's Menu
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liver will make a loaf to be
served at dinner tonight. '
Carrot and peanut salad
Liver noodle loaf
i Fresh asparagus
Canned berry shortcake
I?. - ...j u ; ; :HV Cookies ;fc ':t
-LITER
NOODLE LOAF
i pound beef or pork liver
: X tablespoons. fat
1 cup cooked noodles i
: 2 tablespoons chopped onions
Ya cup chopped celery
1 tablespoon minced parsley
. teaspoon salt
. teaspoon pepper '
' cup soft bread crumbs
cup milk
Brown liver well on both sides
In fat heated in frying pan. Cool
and put through food chopper.
Combine with rest of Ingredients
and lightly pack into buttered
loaf or round pan. Bake 50 min
utes in moderate oven.
Wliip Avocado
Into Dessert
Avocados' . make very good
meal! beginners, attractive win
both appearance andflavor
Lemon or lime Juice adds to the
goodness.'
WHIFFED AVOCADO
' 1 small avocados
. , Juice of two limes or lemon
juice T
3 tablespoons powdered sugar
Cut the avocados in half and
scoop' the pulp - out carefully
leaving the peel unbroken. Mash
the pulp, add the lime juice and
powdered sugar to taste. Beat
until it looks like pale green
whipped cream. Pile into shells
and serve very cold. May be
- prepared ahead of time as the
lime juice prevents the avocado
from darkening. Serves four.
Mrs. George E. Donaldson and
MrsJ Oscar L. Donaldson return
ed Monday from Camp White,'
Oregon, where they spent ' the
weekend as guests of Sargent
George E. Donaldson, who is
.- stationed there in the station
hospital. -
It's! as, old
HE trouble today Is all "bottle- i
i - r
Easier Parade
Wild Eyed- Rumors
By DOROTHY ROE
AF Fashion Editor V'"--:
. No, Mabel, you won't have to
wear an old flour sack in the -Easter
parade.
. Despite the wild-eyed rumors
that. have been' making the .
rounds recently, there , is no
shortage of spring finery on the
home front You may buy as
many Easter bonnets, suits,
frocks, gloves, handbags ; and
gewgaws as your budget will al
low but you're going to feel
pretty silly if you buy a lot of
things you don't need and find
them dated this time, next year.
The point is, youll find as
wide and varied a selection as
ever when you start out with
your shopping list in hand. If
it's a pure wool suit you're seek
ing, youll find it with no diffi-
: culty, at every price range and
in any weave from tweed to
gabardine, s or from . flannel to
serge. , , : ; ,
The little suit-dresses of spring
are big news of the moment, be
ing shown in handsome new
rayon failles, surahs, tussahs and
satioh cmxndab
roon
' Canned Goods Blue stamps D.
X and F good throufU Aprtl 30.
Meat Cheese. Fat Bed lUmpt
A, B. C and O valid through April
SO.
Susar Coupon No. It good for
S pounds, expires May Si. -
Cotfeo Coupon No. St, sood for
1 pound, valid through April 23. .
GASOLINg
Book A coupons No. f, good for
four saltans each, expire May XL. .
ruzx ou.
Period S coupons expire Septem
ber X.
SHOES
No. 17 coupon tn ration book No. 1
good for X pair, expires June 13.
. ' " - TIRES '-" " " '
Cars with C books roust hay
tires inspected by May 31;. B books
by June 30. -..
The Salem ration board win bo
closed Saturday to move, but will
bo open as usual on Monday in tha
new location, the Nelson building.
Miss Elelse Back 'of Salem a
teacher for several years at OSC
will leave Friday with her moth
er Mrs. A. H. Buck of Eugene,
for St. Louis and will teach in
Washington university there. -
' i ' f o :
The Woman's benefit associa
tion meeting has been postponed
from Thursday of this week, un
til April 29, when it will meet at
the home of Mrs. Avis Perrin.
MONITOR A shower was
held Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Charles Tyler. A large crowd at
tended. ' - . I
.. .. a m .
1 r
mSSJpe-a-,-
and every day. Read the ads like break
Ing. bottlenecks, it's an old American cus
toma particularly good one now.
V Prtparedfer
THE OREGON STATESMAN
' By men wBos .
, hutiniss is commttnicstfon .
3 ; tb rougk advertising y , - ;
. PACIFIC ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION
Just. Rumors
crepes as colorful and rich as
any pre-war silks.' Most of them
have brief weskit-like - jackets
with nipped-in waistlines and
slim trouser-pleat skirts. ' -
Since it's a late Easter, youll
see plenty of prints in the1 big
parade. Navy with white is still
a favorite, but the lighter mono
tone, prints are almost as much
in- demand.. Effective fori, the
new soft suits are necktie prints,
in small foulard designs. -
Hats this spring are as' you
like 'em. . If you're a tallf gal,
there are plenty of big, swoop
ing brims to dramatize your
beauty. - If you're the petite type,
youll go for the miniature bom
burgs and efdoras in bright
straws and fabrics, the flowered
calots and the flirtatious little
Gibson Girl sailors that are all
over the place. - - "
You'll find tall crowns and
hats with no crowns at all. Youll
find hats made of everything
from gingham to balibuntLj Just
pay your money and. take i your
choice no ration tickets will be
needed.
t
Limes Make Pie
In Spring
There's something about ; those
brightly green little limes that
prove that springtime is here, no
matter what the temperature
outside. Limes make good i chif
fon pie, or other desserts, but
you must include some of the
grated rind, for therein lies the
Intriguing tropical flavor. Here's
a recipe that uses gelatin: f
LTME CHIFFON PCS ! ' '
1 tablespoon plain, unOavored
" gelatine
cup cold water
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
cup beet sugar
: cup lime juice
1 teaspoon grated lime rind
3 egg whites
teaspoon salt
.1 baked 8-inch pastry shell
KUcfe stakes jea CSS3Y, KCT5BS
Xdla X. Flnkbam'S Vegetable Com.
pound la made especially or women
to roller periodic pain with weak,
nervous, blue feelings due to runo
ttonal monthly dleturbaneea. Taken
regularly Plakaam's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such aymptoma. follow hvbel dlreo
tiona. Thousands benefltedl I
v
-Ml
.7-
TersSm distress at CSXISLV
Add gelatine . to cold water
and let soften for S minutes. Add
cup sugar, lime juice and rind
to beaten egg yolks. Stir over
hot water until mixture thick
ens. Cool until the mixture just
begins to set stirring over
cracked ice will hasten this, if
06k:-:l
in FAcniona pnon ivaqcs . to excitiko, yct
SO LOW PUCCED!
STUNNING DRESSY,
COATS
Your coat mokes the first impression.
On Easter when you want to look your
nicest choose a pretty navy or block.
Perhaps a boxy M . or a fitted style. In
sturdy wool-ond-rayon. 12-44.
OTHERS IMS to
NEW EASTER
SUITS
m - 2475 v M i-
De yea bare ia mind dark ealt
perhaps a pin atrfpef TooTl find a
gee , seleetien kere at Warts! Or
maybe yew choice wlu be
dark twlIL m aaft flatterlnr
or a bold plaid er cheek.
year heart desires, eesne
We've a geed selection!
C!A?3
Flowsropped calots
sailors . eye-shadowlog
All gay as a corsae and
flattering. Have yon seen
They're In pretty straws
prisingfy low prkedl
US
f m is tf
necessary. Add salt to egg whites
and beat until stiff, gradually
adding the remaining V cup
sugar. Fold In the thickened gel
atine mixture, pour into the
baked pie-shell and swirl the top
attractively with the back of a
spoon.
oveiv .
' Si ....'( ' till I SI m fS t
faster
'''' " ' ; i
H98 . .rm -y
19JS
sv lovely
uaatel ....
.Whatever
to Wards!
smart
brims.
ust as
them?
. .
1 no K . J. -
. ' nun EASixn RAYori
So lovely, yWB choose yours to
wear long past Easter. SJim one
or 2-piece styles In navy frosted
with white ... tender pastels.
Sheer! CooU Beautlhjl! Sizes 12
to 7 53 to 44 and 9 to 15.
IX. ST.
Palestine Travelogue
Given ct Assembly
GRAND ISLAND MrsvE. JL
Forslund of Portland was a guest
speaker at the school assembly
held Monday morning when she
talked to the school children on
her travels in Palestine. She and J
7 CMW.
" If N
her family lived there for t!l
months. She told of the people,
their costumes, customs and reli
gious beliefs. She illustrated he
talk with objects brought from
the Iloly Land.
Mrs. Forslund Is a sister of.&ft
primary teacher, Mrs. James Rich
ardson. J
MONTGOMERY WARD
, Suit-dress mtnaear looung ror a
dVttry one-pce sty!s? Words
: 7.93's ore a conecfion to take
your breath erwoyl Handsomely
made ... In thin, go-everywhere
rayon Crepe. Solids, prints! k '