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6 Thursday, May 14, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon content bond to make enough Blue ber and with whom you live. Question: Do these war ration print paper to draw the plans for stamps entitle me to get sugar for one battleship. nothing? Answer: No. They only entitle you to buy sugar. They determine THERE’S A REASON the amount of sugar you or anyone WHY CUSTOMERS else may buy. COME BACK! Question: If my family has enough stamps can we buy more Thrifty prices—friendly than two pounds of sugar at a time? service—delicious Answer: Yes. You can buy as meals —those are the much sugar as your family’s stamps reasons! entitle them to in the period during which these stamps are valid. war ration books. Question: What if I need more sugar than I get with my war ra tion book? Answer: If it is absolutely nec essary for you or your family to have more sugar for home canning, illness or some other special rea son, you may go to your local ra tioning board. They will decide whether you can have this sugar and how much you can have. They may then issue to you a special certificate permitting you to buy a specified amount of sugar for a specified purpose. You will not need to use the war ration book or books in buying sugar with this certificate. Terminal Cafe BIG PAPER USE It takes 30,000 pounds of rag Immediate Report Required mmwcc co Question: What do I do if my war ration book is lost, stolen, de stroyed, or mutilated? Answer: Report the fact to the local rationing board at once. Question: Can I send my war ration book home to my 'family to use? Answer: No. Your war ration book is issued to be used by or for you. The sugar it permits you to buy is intended to be used by you or by the family of which you are a mem Keep Oregon’s War-Time Governor on the Job Paid adv., Re-Elect Cov. Sprague Cou mille« lohn B. McCourt, Secretary, Pacific Building, 1 ortland That’s the time to try out your favorite SALAD DRESSING The above map of Oregon shows the War Bond | forces take the offensive against the Axis powers. The quotas, by counties, for the month of May, 1942. Total ; American voluntary method of War Bond purchases War Bond quota for the State is $5,610,500. Every | must be successful in reaching the quotas set by the income earner in the State is expected to step up War Treasury Department for every county in the nation. Bond purchases on a basis of ten per cent or more of The job of every American now is to stop spending and income. This is necessary to help America’s armed | save dollars to help win the War. ate. Then apportion that mileage 0Ver the year, allowing more miles for the summer season than for the period of winter or fall. Check your ear’s speedometer each month to determine whether or not you are remaining within the prescribed Budget automobile mileage as limits. If not, then cut down mile- carefully as you would ration sugar age during the ensuing period to if you wish to enjoy even limited maintain a reasonable balance, touring this season, urges Dr. E. “I'f possible consider the problem B. McDaniel, president of the Ore for a period of even longer than a gon State Motor Association, who Apportion Mileage, Urged "Estimate the mileage which you year—until 1945 to be reasonably points . out that under the most favorable conditions, the average believe your equipment will oper- safe and budget mileage that far _________________________ _ ahead. Under such a program, the motorist can have some assurance of future transportation providing the gasoline situation does not be come too acute.” Dr. McDaniel concluded by urg ing that every vehicle owner should take special care of his automotive In these times, everything possible should be equipment, subjecting it to proper saved. Sometimes we: save only part of the food inspection by qualified mechanics at regular intervals, and that each value. We have what looks like a whole orange, individual should assume personal but due to improper refrigeration, most of the responsibility for reducing driving vitamin “C” has escaped by evaporation. It is speeds to the 40 mile maximum now prescribed. well to keep your refrigerator at 40 degrees. Mileage Budgets To Insure Tours motorist cannot expect to purchase a new car or new tires during the present emergency. He suggests that each car owner should prepare a tabulation, writ- ing down the budgete’d mileage for each month, and maintaining an ac- curate speedometer check every thirty days to see if the car is be- ing driven in excess of the allow- ance. He says: Your Refrigerator The following articles are not usually kept in the refrigerator, but should be: coffee, unrip ened fruit, nut meats, opened canned goods. Can ned goods which have been opened and partly used will not lose vitamins, spoil or change in appearance when stored in the eiectric refriger ator. Oregon Gas & Electric Co. Biltwell Sofa Beds 3 Only — While They Last Only $69.95 ----- •------ We still have a nice selection of the popular Bilt well Davenports and Chairs ------•------ Bed Room Suite Questions, Answers (Continued lrom page 1) Telephone Orders Question: Suppose I order sugar by telephone? Answer: Before the person mak ing the delivery can give you the sugar you must show him the war ration book, or the family’s ration books, and in his presence tear out enough stamps—not more than one from each book—to cover the a- mount of sugar you have ordered. He cannot give you more sugar than your stamps allow even if it has been sent. He would have to take the balance back to the store. 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