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Parties to
Precede
Dance
Wisteria club member will
hold their regular monthly
dance Friday night at the Vet
eran's hall with Barney Kropp's
orcnesira piaying iw iwikuis.
The committee in charge of
arrangements includes Mr. and
Mrs. La Verne Young, chairmen,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frum, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Kent and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Soos.
A number of informal parties
are being arranged to precede
and follow the dance.
Dr. and Mrs. Estill Brunk
have -invited a group of friends
to their home on North 21st
street before the dance. The
Brunts are planning a similar
affair to precede the December
dance. f
Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen
and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney King
will entertain with a dessert
supper before the affair at the
Ericksen home on South Cottage
street.
Hosts after the dance include
Mr; and Mrs. Charles Feike and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers.
The party will be held at the
Bowers home on North 15th
street and a midnight supper
will be served by the hostesses.
Rebekahs Will
Greet President
Salem Rebekah lodge met on
Monday evening under the di
rection of Mrs. Merlin W. Rea
dy, noble grand. Red Cross sew
ing was announced for all day
on Wednesday with a no-host
luncheon to be served at noon.
The Three Link club will meet'
on Friday afternoon in the club
rooms of the lodge.
Next Monday night will be
team practice and a pie social
will be sponsored by the F. L.
club to raise funds for the home
coming dinner. Those to be in the
tableaus will practice Friday at
1 o'clock.
On Monday night, November
29, the state president, Bertha
McCullough of Portland will
make official visit to this lodge,
it was announced. '
November 22, the annual
homecoming of the Rebekah
lodge will be held. On the decor
ating committee are Mrs. Walter
Lamkin, Mrs. Robert Henderson,
and Mrs. Rosa Hammer. On the
dining room committee are Mrs.
Qoldie Kyle, Mrs. Mable French,
Mrs. May Madden, Mrs. Hazel
Anderson, Mrs. Roy Hill and
Vivian Stanley.
Student Dance
Is Slated
The first informal student
body dance for Willamette uni
versity students will be held
Saturday night at the chamber
of commerce hall from 8:30 to
11:30 o'clock. Music will be fur
nished by Ross Rathael and his
five-piece band and Bill Whet
more is in charge of the pro
gram which will be given during
intermission.
Members of the general com
mittee for the dance are Miss
Louise Cutler, Miss Dorothy Es
tes, Miss Mary Bennett, Carl
Plass, Ed Ferguson and Sybil
Spears, acting president of the
student body.
Gonto at the Imm at Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Murphy ara
their daughter, Mrs. Paul M.
Brunskill, and Miss Lucille Hill
of Portland. They are here to
attend , tha school principal's
meeting.
Stt.YF-R.TON Mrs. Kaysaaad
Reed is a guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Anna K. Jensen in
the Brush Creek district. Mrs.
Reedr who formerly made her
home here and will be remem
bered by many as Miss Vivian
Buness, has returned from Seat
tle where she cared for Mrs.
Frank Wick, also a former Sil
verton girL Miss Florence Ja
cobsen. Mrs. Wick, who had just
returned to her home following
a major operation, has made
Seattle -her home for several
years.
Saturday night a family din
ner was given at the Jensen
home with those present includ
ing Mrs. Marie Buness and Mrs.
Reed . of - Seattle, Cpl. Norman
Jensen of California, Mrs. Nor
man Jensen 'and William of
Clatskanie, Andres Sola, Wil
lamette university, Mrs;- Hans
Jensen, Miss Annabelle Jensen,
Alice Jensen, Alfred Jensen
and Mrs. Anna K. Jensen. "
BRUSH COLLEGE Brush
: College Helpers club meeting
which was scheduled for No
vember 11, has been postponed
' until November 18 as the date
interferes with that of Polk
county Federation of Rural Wo
men's clubs at RickrealL
Mrs. Carl Woods, president of
Brush College Helpers club, will
be hostess for the meeting which
will be an all day affair, ; with
a no-hostess luncheon served at
' AUBURN Tfte Aaacra Wo
man's club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Ben Hawkins, 1410 East
Turner road, November II. This
is the first meeting of this year
and all ladies of the communis
ty ara invited to be present. The
business meeting will begin . at
2 p.m. - . - ...
Miss Helen
Stevenson j
Is Feted .
Miss Helen Stevenson, who
has enlisted in the WAVES and
will leave for her indoctrination
the latter part of the month, was
-the honor guest at a smartly ar
ranged party Tuesday night
when Mrs. Glenn Stevenson en
tertained at her home on Jud
s on street.
Guests were seated at small
tables centered with bouquets of
chrysanthemums in fall shades.
Individual corsages of chrysan
themums marked places for the
guests. '
Cards were in play during the
evening and a farewell gift was
presented Miss Stevenson.
Bidden to honor Miss Steven
son were Mrs. William Butte,
Mrs. Marvin Larkins, Mrs. Rus
sell McJury, Mrs. Rupert Park,
Miss Madeline Simmons, Miss
LaVerne Dumas, Miss Dorothy
Cooke, Miss Betty Metcalf, Miss
Sybil .Brown and Miss Betty Ri
veness. Junior Women to
Aid Soldiers
Miss Betty Cheney was initi
ated into the Salem Junior Wo
men's club at the regular busi
ness meeting Monday night.
Mrs. Edwin McEwan and Miss
Agnes Drummond were elected
to membership in the club.
Plans were made to buy some
athletic equipment for soldiers
stationed in installations along
the Oregon coastline.
The club decided to aid in the
"Buy a Bomber" bond campaign
of the National Federation of
Women's clubs.
Assistance will be given by
the club for the Wave recruit
ing program being sponsored by
the State Federation of Wom
en's clubs.
Corrections and additions to
the club constitution were giv
en by Mrs. J. C. Tompkins, par
liamentarian. A report on the fall fashion
bridge was given by Mrs. Mer
rill Falkenhagen and a report on
the club rummage sale was giv
en by Mrs. Fred Gast
Auxiliary Plans
Program
The executive board of the
American Legion auxiliary met
Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf with all
members present. The regular
routine of. business was conduct
ed and final plans for the Ar
mistice day program completed.
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
the past presidents of Capital
unit will have their annual
breakfast at the home of the
president of the group. Mrs. O.
E. Palmateer. Mrs. Stanley
Krueger is acting as their sec
retary. Following the parade and
ceremonies on the .courthouse
lawn a covered dish dinner for
all legionnaires and their fami
lies will be held in the Eagles
hall. The membership commit
tee will have charge of the din-
ing room and the cafeteria will
have Mrs. J. T. Hopp, Mrs. J. K.
McQuire, Mrs. C. V. Richardson,
Mrs. John TeSelle and Mrs. E.
W. Ritchey.
In the evening the American
Legion is giving a free dance at
the armory for servicemen and
the public, with a bond drive
starting at 7 o'clock.
The regular radio program
will be held over KSLM Thurs
day at 9:30 o'clock in observance
of Armistic day.
The Reverend Dudley Strain
will open the broadcast with a
prayer followed by vocal num
bers by Mrs. Bess Wagner ac
companied by her daughter,
Marjorie Watkins, She has se
lected to sing "There Is No
Death" by Geoffrey O'Hara and
"God Is Above the Night" by
Homer Tourjer. Remarks from
Reverend Strain and patriotic
readings by Mrs. A. A, Cohen.
i Excerpts from letters of local
service men will also "be heard.
. i Initiation of new members of
Capital unit will take place at
the meeting Monday, November
15, with the past presidents In
' charge.
Ta ftfete aUtrtss af BCXTOY'V
Lydla K. PlnkhanVa Vegetable Com
pound ts made especially for women
to help reUeve periodic pain with
weak, nervous, blue feelings due
to functional monthly disturbances.
Taken regularly helps traild up
resistance against such symptoms.
Follow label directions.
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Servicowomen
What they can do
What they're, doing about it
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hulst, 175
Sunnyside avenue, have receiv
ed word that their daughter,
Miss Cornelia Hilda Hulst, has
been promoted from second
lieutenant to first lieutenant in
the WAC. She is stationed at
Sante Fe, New Mexico, as liai
son officer at the headquarters
recruiting district.
Seaman First Class Mabell
Lilburn of the SPARS, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lil
burn, is now attending link in
strument trainer instructors
school at the naval air station,
Atlanta, Ga. She will be assign
ed to a coast guard station to
instruct student pilots 1 upon
completion of her training.
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
First Congregational church
thank offering, meeting. Mrs.
George Rossman. 910 North Capi
tol street. 2 :30 pja.
Laurel Guild. Knight Memorial
church, with Mis. Lloyd Pepper.
1040 North 16th street. T30 pjn.
Missionary society, Presbyter
Ian church. 9 pjn.
VWCA reception. T to 10 p.m.
PLE and F club with Mrs.
Charles Kinzer, i860 North Sum
mer street, 7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Executive board. AAUW. with
Mrs. Custer Ross. 787 Cross street,
7:45 p. m.
FRIDAY
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Vet
erans of the Civil War. at worn- t
an's clubhouse, inspection, 6:30
covered dish dinner.
Recruiting Film
To Be Seen
WAC recruiters and members
of the American Legion auxili
ary are extending an invitation
to the women of Marion county
to attend the special showing of
a talking picture on the life of
a WAC, which will be held in
the Salem chamber of commerce
auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday.
The program is part of the
drive in Marion county to re
place some 19 army battle cas
ualties with women recruits be
fore the deadline of December
7. In addition to the movie a
team of WAC recruiters will
outline the opportunities being
offered WAC enrollees during
the "all-states" battle casualty
replacement recruiting program.
Lt Kay SarenaL local WAC
recruiting officer, will explain
the new air WAC plan which
makes possible special enlist
ment for duty with the army
air corps. Lt. Margaret Steel
head and Sgt. Ardele Carter,
who are appearing in Salem Fri
day and Saturday with the
WAC carnival caravan unit, will
also talk with those interested
in enrolling in the corps.
Women are urged to take ad
vantage of this opportunity to
see first hand 'and authentic
pictures of actual experiences in
the women's army.
.Woman's Club to
Meet Saturday
The Salem Woman's club will
meet this Saturday afternoon at
the clubhouse on North Cottage
street. Mrs. David Cameron will
have charge of the music.
The program will be present
ed by women from within the
club membership. Mrs. Charles
A. Ratcliff has organized a pa
nel which will discuss tha re
peal of the Chinese Exclusion
Act now pending In the senate.
Mrs. Herbert Rahe will act as
chairman of -the panel. Other
members will be Mrs. J. M. De
vers, Mrs. Irving A. Fox, Mrs.
Charles H. Johnson, and Mrs.
George W. Ailing.
The tea committee for the af
ternoon includes Miss Rachael
Bayne, chairman, Mrs. R. R
Boardman, Mrs. J. A. Brownson,
Mrs. Glenn S. Paxson, Mrs.
Russell Catlin, Mrs. Daniel J.
Fry, sr., Mrs. C C. Geer, and
Mrs. M. P. Dennis.
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POTATOES
Essential War Industry
Shifts 7 A. M.-3 P. M 3-11 P. M 11 P. M.-7 A.M.
Rgister at Paulas Bros. - Trade & High Sts.
i : Starting Friday 1 P. I Nor. 12th
PAULUS FOOD PRODUCTS CO.
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Younger Set
Bidden to
Dance
A gala affair planned for mem
bers of the younger set Friday
night is the Informal dance for
which Miss Patty Wilson, Miss
Barbara Douglas, Miss Joan Fitz
maurice, Miss Beverly Marr and
Miss Marilyn Hill will be host
esses. Guests will dance between 7
and 10:30 o'clock. The Thanks
giving motif will be carried out
in the decorations and appoint
ments and punch, will be served
by the hostesses. Chaperones.
will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Fitzmaurice.
Bidden to the dance are the
Misses Barbara Hendrickson,
. Peggy Burroughs, Pat Ray,
Maryann Bonesteele, Lucille En
gland, Lloyd Hinz, Donna Chas
tain, Luella Campbell, Suzanna
Howell, Joyce Smith, Norma
Jean Rowland, Jane Nichols.
Herschel Steele, John Sim
mons, Don Phillips, Dwight Quis
enberry. Bob PickelL Bob Wiper,
Dick Wallace, Milton Thompson,
Elmer Klienke, Danny Valdez,
Arthur Egelhos, Lloyd Hougen,
' Myron Cavender, Charles Rob
bins, Clarence Jaeger, Phillip
Blankenship and Jerry Rogers.
Hollywood Lions
Group Meets .
The ladies of the Hollywood
Lions club met at the home of
Mrs. Don Patton for their regu
lar monthly meeting on Mon
day. Mrs. Manning spoke to the
group on the subject of Camp
Fire Girls. . The club plans to
sponsor at least one group this
year.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Jim Tindall and Mrs. Don
Patton.
Those present were Mrs. Ed
Randall, Mrs. F. L. Williams,
Mrs. Robert Bath man, Mrs.
Harold Gillispie, Mrs. Dale
Taylor, Mrs. Robert Borkner,
Mrs. Earl Rowland, Mrs. Paul
Purvis, Mrs. Jim Tindall, Mrs.
Don Patton, Mrs. J. T. Taylor
and Mrs. S. P. Lavere.
Women Honor
Miss Hawkins
The ladies' of the Court Street
Christian church met at the
home of Mrs. Mildred Rauten
kranz for a no-host dinner on
Monday night. A bridal shower
was given for Miss Susanna
Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Hawkins of the Au
burn district.
Those present were: Miss Su
sanna Hawkins, Mrs. Ben Haw
kins, Mrs. L. E. Dodd, Mrs. E.
Horton, Mrs. Clara Massey, Mrs.
Irene Dodd Weller, Mrs. E. C.
Case, Mrs. Cora Crabtree, Mrs.
Anna Curtis, Mrs. Rella Bro
chuy, Mrs. Kate Unruh, Mrs. El
mer Wooldridge, Harlan and
Mavourn, Mrs. Flora Brownley
and Darrel, Mrs. Ruth Larson,
Mrs. B. F. Shoemaker, Mrs.
Myrtle Van Slyke, Mrs. Lucille
North, Mrs. Hazel Priem, Mrs.
Rilda Priem, Mrs. Harvey Arm
strong, Mrs. Leila Fagg, Patricia
and Betty, Mrs. Esther Krueger,
Mrs. Violet Moore, Mrs. Mabel
Simpson, Mrs. Bessie Wegner,
Mrs. Mildred Rautenkranz, Carl
and Joyce, Mrs. Hulda Burke,
Miss Marjory Priem and Mrs.
Grace Moring.
Rural Women to
Meet Today
Polk county Federation of
Rural Women's clubs will meet
all day today at the Rickreall
clubhouse with Mrs. Carl W.
Harrltt, presiding. Talks will
be given by Mrs. Saidie Orr
Dunbar, chairman of the wom
an's division of War Finance
committee, and other represen
tatives will be present from the
health center at Dallas, Camp
Adair and county agent, W. C.
Leth. A no-host luncheon will be
served at noon with the Rick
reall club as hostess.
Conduct Program
For PTA
Mrs. Ruby . Bergsvik of the
Marion county public health as
sociation, presented a program
to members of the Butteville
PTA on Monday at 8 o'clock,
showing films on health and nu
trition and dental care.
Mrs. L. D. Johnson, president
of the PTA, Miss Grace Jones,
teacher, and SO parents with
children attended the meeting.
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MRS. STANLEY KRUEGER, county seal sale chairman,
" who has announced her committees for work on the Christ
mas seal campaign which begins on November 22.
Preparing Seals
For Mailing
Mrs. Stanley Krueger, Marion
county seal sale chairman will
be assisted in her work this year
by representatives of communi
ties throughout the county. Mem
bers of her committee include
Mrs. Glenn Briedwell and Mrs.
C. W. Keene, Silverton, Mrs.
Ronald Jones, Brooks, Mrs. A.
DeJardin, Gervais, Mrs. Marvin
Hutchings, Jefferson, Mrs. Fer
dinand o Smith and Mrs. B.
Brown, Stayton, Mrs. Carl Smith,
St. Paul.
Other women assisting in . the
work of preparing for the seal
sale campaign are Mrs. T J. .
Brabec, Salem mail chairman,
Mrs. James Turnbull, recording
secretary and Mrs. K W. Peter
son, postoffice booth.
Salem Couple
Weds in South J
Miss Marilyn McCoy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned McCoy,
and Petty Officer Third Class
Harlyn B. England, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. England, were
married on October 27 at the
Treasure Island chapel, San
Francisco at 8 o'clock. Lt. Har
old Oberstad officiated and Mrs.
Oberstad was the soloist.
The bride wore a pastel blue
frock with sequin trim and
brown accesosries. Her flow
ers were white orchids.
Mrs. Everett Jensk of Palo
Alto, a cousin of the bride, was
the only attendant and Mr. Neil
England was best man.
A wedding' dinner for the
bridal couple was held in the
Persian room of the Sir Frances
Drake hotel in San Francisco.
The bride is a graduate of
Salem schools and Capital Busi
ness colege. Her husband at
tended Willamette university.
Mrs. Herbert Stiff, jr., has re
turned from Seattle where she
visited her husband while he
was in port. Mr. Stiff is a gun
ners mate Sc, United States
navy. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Stiff, sr., also visited with their
son in Seattle for a few days.
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CANTEEN CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
Daughters of Union Veterans.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
Catholic Daughters.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS
B'nal Brlth auxiliary.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS
I to 4 Laurel guild. Knight Me
morial church.
4 to 7 American Legion auxiliary.
7 to 11 Navy Mothers.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14
9 to 11 Credit Women's Breakfast
club.
II to 1 B'nal Brith, Dave Holtzmaa
in charge.
1 to 4 Ladies of North Howell
grange.
4 to 7 Eagles auxiliary.
7 to 11 Zonta club.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
Girls' Service club.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IT
Hunters and Anglers club auxiliary.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS 1
WSCS of Leslie church.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19
Salem Nurses association.
Jason Lee to
Elect
The WSCS of Jason Lee Meth
odist church will meet for a
business session at 10:30 this
morning and for election of of
ficers. Luncheon will be served
at 12:30 and the devotional pe
riod will begin at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. George Smyth will con
duct the devotionals and J. S.
Murray, fingerprint expert from
the state penitentiary, will be the
speaker.
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Reception to
Fete Mrs.
Fisher
On tonight's social calendar is
the reception which will honor
Mrs. Elaine dower Fisher, new
Girl Reserve secretary of i the
YWCA. The affair will be held
at the YWCA from 7 to 10 o'clock
and : the interested public Is in
vited to attend. Arranging the
affair are members of the mem
bership and younger girls com
mittees of the YWCA. j
Mrs. Esther Little executive
secretary of the YWCA, will
greet the guests at the door." In
the receiving line will be Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. Guy Hickok. Mrs.
Elmore HUL Mrs. Lewis Griffith
and Mrs. N.. J. Lindgren.
Girls Reserve advisors will
also receive ' informally during
the j evening." They include Miss
Irene Hollenbeck, Mrs. Lloyd
Hockett, Miss- Carolyn Wilson,
Mrs. Albert Cohen, Mrs. Ellen
Fisher, Mrs. Marjorie Carson,
Tri-Y; Miss Ethel Pierson, ad
visor School of Deaf Girl Re
. serves; Miss Delvon Long, Miss
Margaret Forsythe, Miss Laura
Jean Bates, Miss Marian Carter,
Miss Phyllis Nelson, Miss Fran
ces Metter and Miss Patricia
Otis, junior high school Girl Re
serve advisors. j
Presiding at the serving table
during the evening will be Mrs.
Claude Hj Glenn, Mrs. William
E. Kirk, Mrs. G. Herbert Smith
and Mrs. Frank A. Elliott. The
table will be centered with an
arrangement of , fall fruit and
candles. Baskets of white chrys
anthemums and other autumn
flowers and leaves will be used
about the rooms. The social com
mittee planning the reception in
cludes Mrs. Frank H. Spears,
chairman, Mrs. George Allen,
Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs. Arthur
Selander and Mrs. W. E. rtirk. ':
Beta Chi Mothers!
Have Luncheon I
The Beta Chi' Mothers club
held its first fall meeting Tues
day afternoon at the country
home of Mrs. C. E. Siegmund.
The mothers. met for a 1 o'clock
luncheon and a business meet
ing followed. Mrs. Solon Shinkle
is president of the group this
year,. Mrs. David Cameron, vice
presinet; and Mrs. S. B. Laugh
lin, secretary treasurer. ;
Mrs. J. J. Nunn led the de
votions. The club made plans
for a rummage sale and the com
mittee includes Mrs. Wayne
Price, Mrs. C. E. Stricklin, Mrs.
C. E. Siegmund and Mrs.
George Bell. !
Attending were Mrs. J. J.
Nunn, Mrs. B- H. White, Mrs.
David H.- Cameron, Mrs. Charl
es E. Strickim, Mrs. George Bell
of Stayton, Mrs. Wayne Price,
Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs. Arthur
Madsen, Mrs. H. H Vandevort,
Mrs. J. M. Lamb, Mrs. Joseph
Davidson, Mrs. S. B. Laugh
lin, Mrs. George . Meier, Mrs. C
E. Siegmund, Mrs. Solon Shin
kle and Mrs. Arthur G. Upston.
Miss Dorathea Stensleff was
hostess to members of her study
club at a dessert luncheon Tues
day afternoon.
t Worst was received la Salenj
Tuesday that a daughter, Marg
Lynn, was born! to Ensign and
l Mrs. Stearns Eason in Seattltt
'.Tuesday morning at the Virginia
I Mason hospital. iThje little girl'ii
k paternal grandparents are Mi
land Mrs. David Eason of Salerrt;.
i who plan to go toj Seattle thi
f weekend o see their new grand
f daughter.; Ensign Eason is wi$
the Seabees somewhere' in th$
.south Pacific j $
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j: - Mrs. Russell McJury is leav
ing Thursday to Join Lt. Meg
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dish today; a low-point jvalu
I: meat serves well n chop- suey
I which will be th niain dish.
;! Cabbage and relish salad
i Heart chopj suey
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. : Baked cup custards with
Chocolate cake
I HEART COP SUET
; 2 pork 'hearts j
i 2 tablespoons jflour
t 2 tablespoons ;Soy sauce
I . ' Vt cup j thinly ! sliced onion
I pound sliced mushrooms
I 71 1 cup thinly sliced celery
I 5 cups not cooked rice -
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! Simmer hearts in hot salted
water 'nil tenjder, about 2
I hours. (Reserve 1 cups stock).
Cut in strips, removing fat arwl
J tubes, i Dredge i strips ; in flouf ;
I brown in 2 tablespoons fat Add
I stock and soy sauce. Brown oa
ions, mushrooms and celery fh
f fat; add :to heart. Cover; simmer
15 to 20 niinutes. Serve on ncf
Serves 6.: '
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RATION CALENDAR
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Canned Goods Blue stamps 3C.
Y. Z valid unUl Nov. 20. Gren
stamps A.sB and C tin book 4 fxcl
through December Sf . '
Meat, cheese canned fish and edl
. ble fats Brown IsUrop H va$d
today, good until December 4. -j
and r good until! October 30. ,
- Sugar Stamp I in book 4 goiSd
for 5 pounds until January is.
rk ;j SHOES ' '
Stamp No. 18. book one good ti
definitely,! Airplane stamp No. 1 vaHd
now. "i ! ? i I 3:
I GASOLINE i
Book A coupons No. I oow fojd
for three .gallons jeadh. ijj.
-I fuel on. ' : v
Period 1 coupons In new fuel Ail
raUons valid through! January 3. Com
ports with gallonagej printed on tAw
face valid for. amount indicated un
til expiration date thofn on coupon
" ."'ifil TIRES I
Cars with C ration books must hae
tires Inspected every 3 months; B
books every 4 mootlis: A books evefy
' C months. Commercial motor ve
hicles j ore inspections every 4 6
montas or everriSOOO miles. 'I
STOVES
Purchaser must get certificate -it
ration board for i nw stoves. m
WOOD. SAWDfTST. COAL if
Fuel dealers deliver by priorities
based on-.needs. j j -, :
I0ES
Put .siih Va-tro-nol np each ;
nostril. It; (1) Shrinks swollen
membranes, (2) soothes Irritation,
(3) reueres transient nasal con-r.
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