Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 11

Dixon, Illinois, Thursday, December 16, 1943 DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Page Eleven OREGON MRS. Reporter LVf-Y 11 ins oui Faper tall Keiil), Farm II oum Burned Oregon firemen were called to farm of Mrs. Earl Mumma a- liout nine miles southwest of Oregon Tuesday at noon when the enant house occupied by the John Uiaronde family was damaged by lire to extent of $400 Bffic- lent work on the part of the lire- prevented more, serious clam- ige. Most ot the household effects tiie second floor were lost. New lub Miss Mary Chintz will be hostess the New (Yntury club Friday Ufternoon.

Mrs Carl Anderson vi 11 talk on the subject oi "Egypt the Canal." arrnohs lime George Hull, 75, who had l.iern a at the clinic for about hree weeks, passed away there early Tuesday evening. Dons Pei per of Mount Morris jtnd Benjamin were nlssed Tuesday. Mis. Frank Johnson submitted i an appendectomy Monday. Mis.

Hiram Scheir was Monday for medical treat I nent. John Fierce vvlio been under treatment for pneumonia has jroved is to be able return home Wednesday. Miss Pauline Winters of Dixon i and Miss Effie Wcrnick of Rockford were recent visitors at the Everett Jacobs home. Register For Aid Anyone interested in working as aid is requested to register at the Wannolts clinic that the names may be on file tor call i for service hich is frequently jneeded. Mr.

and Mrs. William r- man, Mrs. Theresa Sieferman and Mt.s Ness of Freeport were Sunday visitors at the Sauer sisters Friends and former neighbors of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Krause of Carlinville served dinner Tuesday at the B. Frihart home to the Krause family and other relatives from a distance who eame to attend the funeral services for F.

Krause. The Sauer sisters received word Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Jennie McMurchy of DeKalb. I mother of their brother-in-law, Frank McMurchy. she was 87 years of age and passed away at the Glidden hospital Tuesday night where she had been a pa- tient for two days ill ol influenza, Mr, and Mrs.

Russell Lamb were guests at a dinner party Wednesday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Philip Tpxon in Rocklorci. Mr and Mrs Harold Krause and two sons of Carlinville were entertained from Tuesday to at the home of State Representative and Mrs James i White. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Palmer, superintendent and matron of the POLO MRS. MARIE REYNOLDS 1 of S. Division St. Phone it ou Ilo Not Receive lour Paper 0:30, tali Loyal Parly The Loyal Workers class of the Pine Creek Christian church held its annual Christmas party at the church Thursday evening There were 25 present. A scramble supper was enjoyed.

The following officers were elected; President. Mrs. Verne Straw; vice president, Carl Powell; Mrs Harold Hays, secretary, treasurer, C. N. Cun- Golden Rule Home, left Friday to spend the winter at Long Beach, Calif.

Pvt, Charles Lamb stationed at Chanute Field, Rantoul is expected Friday just for the day. Mrs Russell Lamb was in Chi(ago Tuesday to meet her son Jimmy who came home from the Kentucky Military Institute for a vacation. When classes ire resumed they will be held at the winter quarter in Florida. Jimmie is a sophomore uid an honor student at the institute and has recently received the honor of being tendered an appointment to West point Military Academy by Congressman Leo Allen If he is successful in passing some rigid examinations he will go to West point in July. Ki'OMP tifi POI Vf V1LLL7 3 Brown Points IT mngham.

A grab hug and games were enjoyed. Brick Church Ihtrlv The annual Christmas party ot the U. B. Brick missionary society was held at the church Friday evening with 25 members and their families present, A scramble supper was enjoyed followed by a Christmas program consisting of a playlet and group singing. Devotions were led by Mrs.

Louise Reitzel. Home From Hospital Mrs. Maurice May and infant son John Stuart, arrived home from Katherine Shaw Bethea hospital in Diaon Thursday. Mrs. Carrie Withers is assisting in the Mays home for a few days.

Sewing Circle Postponed Mrs Joe Enz.ler was to have been hostess to the R. sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon, but it has been postponed until Wednesday the 22nd A grab bag will be an event of afternoon. Woman's lub ea A Christmas ami Tea was enjoyed by 1 Oh mcmbets of the Polo Woman's club. Tuesday afternoon in the Presbyterian church. The was moat enjoyable: those on the program were: Mrs.

Willis Plapp. Miss inn Reed and Dean Johnson Rural Meet Rural Teaehet Reading Circle will hold their annual Christmas party at home Mr and Mrs Piuribus Powell on Saturday evening. Dee. Is A scramble supper will served at 9:30 after which each teacher will respond to the roll- call with something entertaining. The program committee have arranged for a Christmas program and grab hag.

It is desired that each teacher he present as this is the last meeting of the year. SMOKED PICNICS 25 lb. ti noir ws cmb two Leg of Veal 25c Pork Roast LEAN I Brown Point Spare Ribs 19c I 25 SMOKED TENDER Beef Tongue I Brown Points 29c lb. si PER tB. 7 Brown Points Veal Chops 29c AMERICAN Cheese III.

box 1.70 Place Your Order Now for Holiday Poultry, with Your Super Market MUD AND MUI OW C.OIUI is -LB. BAG 8 O'CLOCK 241 Greee PH. ioc Not f.RlCH AND FUll BOOilD Circle AND WtNtY 1 1 i 2 HL 47c BAG 75c I EVAPORATFD MUK WHITE HOUSE TALI CANS I of 48 $4.16 I CAMPBELL'S Tomato Juice MOD'S Apple Juice 19c BORDO UNSWlEILNfcD Rationed Grapefruit Juice can' 29 DROP-O LLMQN Not lUtioned Lemon Juice 12c lAKtSHORt HEALTHFUL I Groen PH Prune Juice 20c Not Liftonod 13c CREAMY WHITF Apple Juice GLASS Dixon 84 GALENA AVE. i I f. Drink More Orange Juice! FLORIDA 150-176 JUICE ORANGES 29 DOZ.

45c TtXAS SEEDLESS rO BG SIZE t50 176 SIZE SOUTHERN GROWN Grapefruit Rican Yams 2 2IC ROME BEAUTY i TEXAS Delicious Apples 10 BrOCCOll bunch 23 COLORADO McCLUPI CALIFORNIA FRESH Potatoes 10 4IC Pascal Celery IDAHO RUSSET TEXAS Potatoes 10 Presh Radishes 3 It? Cuz 2 45c FlOAUNG WHITT. Ivory Soap 3 dT 29c TOILET SOAP Camay 3caKES 20 FACIAL SOAP Sweetheart Mir lie AMIR. AMIIY Soup Flakes 23c 21 rOL PKG. HOATING WHIM Ivory Soap SOAP ROWOfcR Oxydol PKG. I MNfc PARKER ENGLISH TOEFEL LAYER CAKE firpen Expire Dec.

20th SU IANA brand 10 40 oz. SIZE 74-OZ. 23c VEG SHORTENING Crisco 3 jar 68c 8-own HO KIM) I fiwicSsd Sliced WHii' Bread 2 loaves 19c marvel HOMEMADE STYLE White Bread 8c JANE. PARKER Combination Plain Donuts ooz 13c TROPICAL OR Peanut 25c AiP DELICIOUS Drop Cookies 12c Fruit Cocktail 32c Grnon 17c 27 Pts. UlANA BRAND Prune Plums IONA YELLOW NG Sliced Peaches 23c BRAND ROYAL ANSI 27 Gffon Pts Cherries 38c Grenn 2 25c I Rts.

ASP GRADE. A Pumpkvn CRANBERP.v SAUCE Dromedary 13 Ni 44 OZ. 4A. CAN 69V 1 3 PH HOMO 11 toon SLGV OHS! Not liutioiietl 4r- 29c VEGETABLE juice V-8 Cocktail A 4P Grado A C'H-i Stria Golden Corn 11 A 4P Grade Sfvlw 13 G'teo Pti, Count. Gent.

Corn 2 12c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE CITRUS-DELICIOUS ON TOASt Marmalade UGH! HALVES AND PIECES Walnut Meats Rationed -IB JAR 25 rf 59 Not 8 OZ. CfcLLO RATION FOGO CALEN 0 AR GREEN A. STAMPS: Dec SUGAR tamp No, 7t trom qood Ian BLUE DIAMOND Shelled Almonds JUMEO SIZE HALVES Shelled Pecans SUNMAtD BRAND Currants SFEOlESS Raisins CELLO lib eQa CELLO 3 Green Pts OZ PKG tear. IS OZ PKG 13c ear. Pts.

12c 18c PKG 21C A 39c he At and st ii set Oven-Ready MRS. Liquid Bitting fOR WASHING DISHES Help Cleaner dShia OZ. PKG. 9c 6TL PKG 19 SUNNYULLD Cake Flour RALSTON WHOLE WHEAT Cereal SULTANA Peanut Butter ANN PAGE Mello-Wheat 13c kfcl BRAND 2 Wilson's Lard 3 ctns 49 CLUB-REMOVES STAiNS Aluminum Cleaner THE HOME NO EILM H. R.

H. Soap 8 brown Iron lrf Brown a To tha prkai of eu fitted neretn will oa addad aa addi- tonol arroont ar-t to bacaota of andania Irore ma Rafattaet Tat Aet. SUPER MARKETS Farrier salesman for route No. 16 h.ts been under the dii'ee- tion of Blaekbum for the past months. Dave, the son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Blackburn of 310 West 7th street, attends St sehooi he is a meiubt i vi the sth grade is the elder of two brothers, which are members of the staff at the present time -brother Joe is now handling neighboring route. No. 15 He has an older brother. 4 Lewis Blackburn.

In the medical eorps of armed forces. His subject in sehooi is science in sports, basketball- and his hobby the tiehl ot building model ships and airplanes His aveiage earnings ot 85.UU per week are divided tween war stamps and his own wearing apparel. route the west sate of Galena avenue from Jul to 7th street- then both sides of the 800 10s street west side of the 800 and 900 blocks tin Ottawa avenue- 122 1200 blocks on Ottawa avenue 1200 and 1500 blocks on Hemlock avenue 1000.1100 ami 1200 on Chestnul 500 and 00n on 1000 MOO and 1200 on Walnut and lit ends up In the 500 block on Pme, phone number 9til st. the 1000 and 1100 anil is N6: .1 the thing for the tor 15 it. Shaw P-intmg Company Telegraph Est.

in 1851 of the oldegt puohca T'ons in the country Complete Kitchen Plan Before Basic Changes Are Made l'i liana. 111 During husy days oiie can afford to sprint tune llian is hou.sew ork, tliey afford lo neglect it l'onsequentIv home kitchens are coming in for thru share temporary changes order to eliminate uiineecsaury steps ami motions. Before any basic changes are made it is wise to outline a com plrte plan of work that is to he done when building materials, home equipment and are again available, says Miss Gladys J. Ward, home management specialist, University of Illinois college ot agneultture. In this way mistakes that may cost tune and money to correct later can be a voided.

in many homes work areas can be rearranged to have botli time and energy. For example, when two stoves are in one coal and wood and the other oil place them the same area with the utensil cabinet or the work table between. If possible should he near the sink or preparation urea in order to save steps. Cheek the location of refrig- eratoi and other food storage equipment in lelation the put a turn ami serving areas, and determine whether or not a more satisfactory arrangement can he worked out In mime homes the Kitchen space is large, homemakers art allocating a section for dining purposes in order to simplify serving and clearing away. When ttlus plan is followed it is well to keep mind that surroundings are important, particularly at mealtime.

The space selected should be light, cheerful and us attractive possible. Give attention to tlm windows and their treatment. It they hit low and afford an interesting view, place the dining table and chairs to make most it. sure to provide space in the urea lor storing dishes, silver, table rovers, i doilies, napkins and so forth that are used regularly. Many steps an bo saved, too.

by using a tray or small serving table on wheels for serving and clearing. -Commercial printing, letterheads bill-heads, Shaw Printing Company. GAS TANK A synthetic rubber is used on the outside of bullet sealing fuel tanks in airplam wings to absorb any slight anioun of gasoline which may escape be foie the hole s-mis itself. Thi prevents forming of fin explosiv- mixture within the wings. cvciy ti VufovS tofUYi try tin rv com y0u Adequate Light Is Necessary to Conserve Sight Urbana.

Enough light and the rigdit. kind of light will eyesight, so it is good plan to heck home-lighting from time to time and make sure that it is adequate, says Miss Dorothy Iwig, home furnishings specialist. University of Illinois College of Agri- I culture. While new equipment, for the most part, ill not be i available until after the war, a I great deal can often be aceom- plished by using the lamps on hand to the best advantage. One of the first steps to cheek light bulbs for size, one J00 or 15U watt bulb v.

give more light than three 30 watt bulbs. While we arc asked to be thrifty with electricity these days, i we are not asked to ration ourselves on good light it is not economy to use smaller bulbs than you actually need. Dust and diit I on bulbs, diffusion bowls, and 1 shades absorb valuable light as much as 2U per cent so keep them clean. In Relation to Arrangement of lights relation to furniture is another point to cheek. A person doing close I work should sit within three feet of the light.

The general July thta the light should shine oici the left shoulder of a right-handed person or the right shoulder ot a left-handed person, may apply depending on the job that is being done. Frequently the same lamp will provide light for a study table and also for a person sitting an easy chair by the table. Or lamps on tables will supply tin- extra light needed by persons reading or sewing on the sofa Pin-up lamps which fasten to tin wall may be used to good ad vantage in some arrangements. Haw, irritating light is harmful to the eyes, and glare can usually be avoided through the use of deep shades with broad bases which allow the light to spread out over a wide area. Small shades with straight sides are light hoarders, so replace them with larger, num ones if you can.

Raise small squatty lamps to a height of 18 to 20 inches by setting them on wooden blocks, then fit tln-m with larger shades that sufficient diameter to permit a good spread of light. Lighten dark-colored -hades it yoi possibly can. Parchment or paper shades can be painted on the with a good white h- quid shoe polish or with a quick- drying white paint. Sometime: it is easier to renew a darkened or discolored by fitting it with a new lining cut from heavy white paper. To do this, the shade as a guide rolling it slowly while you trace the pattern on paper.

Cut out the lining trim the edges slightly and fasten it inside the dd shade. I.IGHTAING I LOONS can diva almost 1 On below water surface stay under for eight minutes at a time swim faster below the surface than on top. and can swim with only the neck and head out, like a periscope. In the days of black powd'-r. ivy could submerge fast enough to escape the shot after flash of th- gun.

in 'corio Av IMvi $2. MARKET at First St. Phone 373 sion of Big Brar Food Mart, Inc. 50 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE 3 DAY BARGAIN SALE LOW PRICES WELL-KNOWN BRAND Thursday Friday Saturday ALL MEATS U. S.

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED AND U. S. GRADED SWIFT PREMIUM BEEF CHUCK RST SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROUND STEAK GROUND BEEF 25' RIB OR LOIN END PORK LOIN RST. 23' CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFTS BLAND LARD SMALL LEAN SPARE RIBS 21' SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM SPLIT PEA5 SPLIT PEAS Quaker Oats Makamix Lamon Cleanser Grean Yellow Candy Spice Drops Blue Rost Rice Fancy Head Rice Grapafruit Juice Manor House Coffee Manor House Coffee House Coffoe AC Bo. Al 5 lilt; BEAK FARMS BUTTER lb.

47c S-! H-! Bog i i3! 19 12 i lb 1 3 Lfc l.b 2 25' lb. Jor 2 11 Jar 33 65 it! BIG HEAR MILK BIG HEAR BRA.M» COFFEE lilt. HEAR BEST FLOUR HWANBDOWN CAKE FLOUR LARGE EMERALD Bl DDED WALNUTS FANCY QUALITY MIXED NUTS 3 26c 3 4 59c 25 98c 25c box lb. lb. 39c 45c NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE 4 GAUZE TOILET TISSUE 6 AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP NAPTHA SOAP 318c a 25c 6c 5c 15 Pts.

CRISCO 5 pts. Mb. 24c jar 3 68c LAVA SOAP 3-18c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP Small 10c large box DREFT 23c box FRUITS VEGETABLES U. S. No.

1 Red or White Potatoes pk 59 Fancy Fresh Carrots bcY 11 Large Navel Oranges 37 Fancy Large Lemons do, 46 Solid Cabbage 6 Fancy Parsnips lb. 10 Jumbo Gr Fruit 3 f.r 23 Fancy Yellow Onions 3 23 PURE CANE SUGAR 10-lb. 66c Franco-Amer. Spaghetti No Pts. FINE BEET SUGAR 64c 3 296 OXYDOL 226 largo box Mustard Big 9 Cocktail 9 Cocktail Air Line TOMATO JUICE IRAND 2 Tin 1 SOUP a size Lb.

size size Toasties Ideal Tooth Picks Butter Cookies iBakorBoy Crackora Jumbo Pkf Reg 2 34-os, Pkis. 3 Boa Boa Lb Box I 12 13 25 id I 7 SLAB BACON 33' Assorted Cold.