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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
Price Of rs
Cents Fixed On
Wyoming Oil

CAsPER-wyoming oil men are wait
ing for further Interpretation of the
action of the oPA in setting a especial
price" of rs cents per barrel on fuel
oil.
Whether this order provides "floor"
as well as "ceiling" for crude prices
in black oil fields is yet to be deter
mined. The OPA on January Is named a
specific price of IS cents per barrel
on No. fuel oil, F. o. B. refinery or
shipping point in Wyoming, to apply to
deliveries by truck or tank car, by
Amendment SO, RPS So. The price be-
came effective on January %.
The Wyoming industry opened up
large market for low gravity black oils
by securing a 25-cent per cwt. freight
rate to Minneapolis on the Northwest
ern railroad. Many of these crudes sell
for from 40 to 60 cents per barrel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
Cut Bank, Montana
on am cas- LEAsRs

Oscar Yasboe. a single man, Theodore C.
Vasboe, ct ux, TO Ray G. Barkuloo, NEL NJ
SEA, Sec. "a, W1zNWA, Sec. 35-S7-5W, for
5 years; 18th royalty of oil and gas; rental
after one year unless well is commenced at
rate Of $4,000 each IL months.
Jonas Vssboe ct ux to Ray G. Barkuioo,
for years 18th royalty Of oil and gas
delay rental $4,000 each 12 months IL well
not commenced within one year.
S5ksWh, Sec. 81. N1aNWA, swKNWK,
WzSWA, SEASWA, Sec. 2s-86-5W term
years; 18th royalty Of oil and gas rental after
year unless well is commenced at rate Of
$4,000 each ~ months
Arnold A. Tuna. ct NIX. to K. D. Pardee.
Lots 8. 4, EhSWA, SEA- Sec, 18-37-5W,
term years; kth royalty Of oil and gas
rental after one year unless wen is com.
menced, $4,000 each IL months.
D. Frank Stuff, ct NIX, to Carter Oil Co,
5 years; 18th royalty Of oil and gas; rental
after year unless well is commenced, at
rate Of $4,000 each IL months.
ID. Frank Stuff, ct ux, to Carter Oil Co,
14-36-6W, for years from date; 18th royalty
Of oil and gas well 30 be commenced in or be-
fore one year from date or pay delay rental
Of $2S0.00 each ~ months.
Mildred and Cleve Humes to Carter Oil Co.
S55 Sec. 5-S6-5W. for years 18th royalty of
oil and gas; well to be commenced on said
land on or before one year from date or pay
delay rental of $4,000 each IL months.
Otto H and Esther Elmer to The Texas
SEHNWH SWNNE4s Sec S-S6-bW. for 5
SEHNWA, SWANEAs Sec. S1ss6-5W, for s
years * tn royalty Of oil and gas well to be
commenced within one year from date or pay
delay rental Of $4,000 each six months.
Arnold A. and Mary o. Tuna to X. D.
Pardee, lots 1, 2, S1hNEM. Sec. 5-36-5W, for
years 18th royalty Of oil and gas well to
be commenced on or before 12-22-4s or pay
delay rental Of $1,000 each II months.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Jennie e. cutshaw to Robt Cook. ST.. 10
Sec. 29-S6-I0W.
Santa Rita Oil 4 Gas Co. to Maude E. Tor
rance. 81 90 royalty of oil and gas on Lots /.
g. E1kNWN, SWhNWN, NWASWA Sec.
49, lots /, 2. Sec. 14-33-6W.
G. Z. GaIlogly, single, TO VIM. A. Doll 18th
Of 10 on SEA. N55SWH, Ss. N11sWA. Sec.
34-ST-5W.
o. M. Corwin Company TO First Service
Corporation, s1k9s E5kNWA, N1kSE5k, SEA
o. M. Corxfn Co TO First Minneapolis Co,
Sheo E1kNWA, N1aSEA. SEkSEA, MY
SWA. SWASWA. Sec. S6-S7-5W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
Giont Pipeline
To E0st Coust Is
CurleY's Proposal

Oil men the country over are get
ting a grin out of the proposal of Rep
resentative Curley, Massachusetts, in
congress, to build concrete pipeline,
4 to feet in diameter, to be laid along
the bottom of New York CentraPs rail
road track embankment from Chicago
to New York. He overlooked the amount
of oil it would take to even fill such
a line and also the matter of propulsion
of oil through the line He proposed that
20 contractors with 100000 men
could build the line in go days. A com
mittee was named to investigate the
plan.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
PoNDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Pondera County Abstract 90.
Conrad, Montana
on Am Gas MININC LRAsE

OIL AND GAS MINING LEASE
Harriet c. Robin ct al to The Texas Com
pany. SEA L. NEA 9-S0-7W.
J. H. Stokes and Luella Stokes 70 The
Texas Co.. S1aN1ANizSWM SWA, S1kN5ASWA
SWA. ShSWAsWA q, NWANWh 81,
NEhE S4-31-6W
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Hamilton Sheep Ranch to Louise 7. HamIl-
NWK. NEHswA 2. sEANEA. swH 3,
Ek. NEANWh 4. NEA, N1ksEA z. ny
NWA 8, NE1z, NlASEh, SWASEA 10,
Lots 4. 5. NwAsEA IL. Lots !, 2, SEA
sWZ IA. NEhsEA Is. swA NWh swK
l6. SEA SEA II. NEhNEA 20, Lot SWA
NWA 23-29-sW. land land in Glacier County,.
Hamilton Sheep Ranch TO Henry M. Hamil-
ton, (same description as above).
Hamilton Sheep Ranch to Fred H. Taylor,
tsame description as above).
Hamilton Sheep Ranch TO Geo. G. Harris.
tsame description as above).
Hamilton Sheep Ranch 10 Lizzie NJ. Hamtl-
ton, (same description as abovel.
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL AND
GAS LEASE
W. NJ Fulton ct ux to J. F. Kumpf. Lease
recorded Book 9 Leases, page Ss1 covering
NEANWA Sec. II, 7. BIN. r. NV n +; n.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
II. G. Kaufman ct ux TO Erick s. Lindberg
ct ux, releases oil and gas lease recorded
Book 10 Leases, page "a, on Wa Sec. 3D.
29-6W
H. c. Kaufman ct ux to Logan 1. Moore
ct ux, Releases oil and gas lease, recorded,
Book 10 Leases. page rs. on SEA S-2s-6W.
Ted Hawley ct ux to Doctor E R Northrop,
NWANEH 1911.
W. NJ Fulton ct ux to Ted Hawley and
Doctor E. R. Northrop SE1lNwA l2-s1-7.
DEEDS OF ROYALTY
G. T. Gallo9ly to W. C. Tooler. 1/8 Of 19t
royalty Of all oil and gas on EhNEA FL
WhNWH 22-2s-1W.
o. /. DeSchon, Trustee, to Lester F. Colbs
ct ais, Y Of 10 royalty Of all oil and sas
on NhSWA 14-29-lW.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23

United States Department Of the Interior. Dis
trict Land Office, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Notice
is hereby given that the oil and gas deposits
in the NWASWA sec. 3, NEASEh, SWA
SCI sec 4 NWANEA Sec 8. NEA SEX sec
10. T. 81 n, r. IS W., 9Th P. NJ. Notches
Dome oil field, Wyoming. are offered TO the
responsible qualified bidder Of the highest
bonus per acre for a lease under section II
Of the amendatory leasing act Of August 81.
1885 40 Stat 674l AZ the royalty rate scale
in the lease form shown in Circular 1856 At a
sale to be held In the district land office.
Cheyenne. Wyoming, at 10 100 A. NJ on Febru-
airy t. 1913. The successful bidder must de-
post with the Register on the date Of sale
a certified check on q solvent bank or cash for
l/5 Of the amount bid and file the showing
Of qualifications TO receive lease as required
by section OF Circular 1886. The remaining
as Of the amount Of the bid together with
the first years rental Of S1.0o an acre must
be paid and a $4,000 corporate surety bond fur
nished prior to issuance Of the lease All
bidders are warned against violations Of the
ropvisions Of section SO Of the United States
Criminal Code. approved March 4, 1909. pro
hibiting unlawful combination intimidation
Of bidders. The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids st the discretion Of the Secretary
Of the Interior Register.
Date Of first publication. Jan. 9. lsIs. *
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
MINING

HAVE MINE, 10 foot and IA vein silver, lead
ore, 500 foot level adjoining mine, produe-
ton record $50, 000,0 600. Power line property.
= mile railroad. compartment shaft per
feet shape. Short haul mill Party parties
help finance mining operations. Investiga-
ton invited. Write Box 1886, Helena, Mont
f-2s-z
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
War Time Brings Complex
Problems to Mine Industry

How mining association his
described the Mining
Helena, by Carl
recied, among o hes:
al the American Mimi
Participation the
grade
purchasing and prg A. v
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23

An instrument has been developed
that enables blind persons to make
precision inspection Of certain machine
products in war industries.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
legal Advertising,
NOTICE OF SALE or OIL AND GAS MINING
LEASES on ALLOTTED INDIAN LANDS.
CROW INDIAN AGENCY. UNDER SEALED
BID. EERRTARY 4 1879

sealed bids for oil and gas MINING leases
on the following restricted lands OF members
Of the Grow Tribe will be received at the
office OF the Superintendent for the Grow
indian Agency Grow Agency. Montana. up TO
o'clock p. m. February 4, 1913 All sealed
bids received UP 10 the hour OF sale will be
opened At that time and leases awarded to the
highest bidders II the bids are acceptable
Bids sent by letter must be in this office
before the DESIGNATED hour on date OF sale
A separate letter or sheet should be used for
submitting bid on each tract All bids shall
be sealed In an envelope addressed TO the
Superintendent and plainly marked in the
lower left hand corner Sealed Bid on Lease
Sale February l. 1913 Open p. m Allotment
or --.---+++-.-
The allotted lands offered for lease are de-
scribed as follows
Allotment
No. Name Description
1897 Turtle. deceased WI NWis Sec IS
6S. r 35E. con
taining 80 acres
l455 Horse Whip. deceased Eia NEi4 q HWia
FEis Sec l6 7
GS. r 35E. contain
ing 40 acres.
1885 swamp Flag, deceased SWt4 NEhs a El2
NWi4 Sec 16. T
IS, r 35E. contain
Ing 100 acres.
1887 Matthew GoOdiuck NWi4 SEA Sec l6
T 6S. 35E con
tanning 40 acres
1880 Good Luck. deceased Lot l & NEM SEA
Sec. IT, & Lots &
q Ma SWiA Sec.
Is. S. 35E.
containing 229 rs
acres.
TERMS OF LEASE SALE
This sale VIII be conducted under the reEu-
lations prescribed by the Secretary OF the
Interior Part l89 Title 23 Code of Federal
Regulations All sealed bids must be accom-
panied BY 2Oet OF the bonus bid and IS 90
for advertising cost Of each lease, Excess de-
posits on advertising viii be credited on bal
anee Of rental due from the successful bidder
All deposits should be in the form OF GER
titled checks or bank draft. payable 70 Treas
urer Of the United States Amounts received
from unsuccessful bidders viii be returned 10
person submitting remittance.
The successful bidder for any lease viii be
allowed 20 days from date Of sale In which
to procure and file at this office a lease, ex-
ecuted IN seXtuple departmental form
5-l54h, together with supporting papers, in
Guiding q bond with responsible surety. bal
ance Of bonus bid. first years rental OF 81 Is
per acre, for oil and gas mining lease anc
approval fee Of $500
Failure Of the successful bidder TO comply
| with the terms Of the sale and the regula-
lions will render his deposit liable to for
fixture without further action on the part Of
| this office, and the right is reserved 70 re-
ject any and all bids and 20 disapprove anC
reject any lease made accepted bid
Should any bid be rejected after deposit q
| made, such deposit, except that made to cove
| the advertising charge Will be returned Sale
filing period unless for good and sufficien
| reason an extension Of the filing period
| granted.
ROBERT YELLowTAIL
| Superintendent
Jan. 2, 1913.
Grow Agency. Montana
tDate Of first publication Jan. g. Is45-sx
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23

About IS million shearling sheep
pelts are needed to line aviators' coats.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
ToOLE COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Toole County Abstract Co.
Shelby, Montana
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT OF hUEALIt
Parent Petroleum Co. to E. o. Rieckhoff.
SO Of 10 on SWH, 1865 West.
Parent Petroleum Co. to E. o. Rieekhof,
1%qs on SEX, IL. NJ, IA, NWA, 13-8e-SW.
Consolidated Gas Co. to Henry Van der Pas,
Is of 10 on W3sSEA, NEASWA, SEA-
NWA, 20-35-3W.
Minnie ]. Linderman to Verne B. Lander
man, Vida j. Linderman and Norma L. Wal
Ter, Y Of 10 on SEA, E1aSWA. SWASWh,
S55NWA. NWHNWhs 10, SWA, ls-55-1W
E5sSEA, l3-s5-2W.
A Detroit undertaken contributed an
aluminium coffin to the local salvage
drive; and in Deadwood, S. D., the
wrought-iron gate of a cemetary went
to the same purpose
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23

PHOTOSTATS; Birth and marriage eertifi-
Gates and important papers. Send Sc stamps
and 75e with copy. Mailing Shop. ~ Srd St
North Great Falls. e-26-tf
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS

CAPITAL SEEKERS-Interested In raising
$4,000 or more for a legitimate project
should communicate with AASTER LEON
ARD. Fox Theatcr Bldg Detroit, Mich.
2-i4-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
OIL

OPERATORS and biologists may avail them
selves Of the use Of the Montana oil and
Mining Journals geological library, which
has the largest collection extant Of u. s. G.
s., State and private reports on Montana oil
and mining geology. Since many Of these re-
ports are out Of print. copies viii be fur
nished of reports, together with maps, on =
moderate folio charge through the Supply
Department. Montana oil and Mining
Journal. SIS First Avenue South. Great
Falls, Montana
FOR SALE by owner:
Isee Matson, $50 a in IA &
15-s4-eW producing $4,000
1Aef Mcclellan 40 a I2-S4-6W 5000
He6 Haber 13-S7N-5W 5000
~ 100 a 80 20-S5N-eW $500
Mes so a 2-s5N-SW, producing 5000
1lec Davidson 28-S5N-SW $1,000
15et s5-87N-5W 10000
Box 206. Montana oil Journal.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: 22O Metal Weld worshinrton air
compressor. one Cleveland jack hammer
both IN good condition. o. J. Jeffers. sol
Park Hin Road, Billlngs, Mont. ll-2s-w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
illegal Advertisinrl
lLeEnI A0FeTtlslnGl
CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND GAS
LEASES. FEBRUARY g. 1913

Notice is hereby given that open competitive
bids for oil and gas leases on the following
described lands will be received at the State
Land Office, State Capitol, Helena. Montana,
at 900 o'clock p. n. Tuesday, February 9,
1913:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23

This Board reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS
Date Of first publication. Jan q. 1913.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23


Wa NWis Sec. IS.
T 6S. r 35E. con
taining 80 acres
Ela NEi4 d NWia
fEha Sec. l6 T
GS. r 35E, contain
ing 100 acres.
4 SWi4 NEh a. Els
NV Il Sec. 16. T.
IS. r 55E. contain
Ing 100 acres.
NWs4 SEA Sec. i6.
T 6S, r 35E, con
talninE 40 acres.
Lot / g. NEi4 SEA
Sec II. & Lots / &
? q Ma SWiA Sec
Is. T IS. r 35E.
containing 229 "a
acres.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

Fine cotton n'orquisette, sprinkIed with fur
rIes Of pin dots mode with dainty set
up rutfe. and complete with e-bocks
Ivory color o3in long and 82-in. vide
to the pair.
78n. Iong----2.29 oO-in. Iong----2.5o
RuffIed Cushion Dot Curtains mot sketched),
delicate ivory with set-up rutfIe and tie
books. 78-n. long, Tin. wide to the
C;rtntns Strtb rjoor Tbs uerbt ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
VTOUR complexion can smile at birth
days :. if you help your skin keep
n that clear, lovely look of Youth.

Gays II you nelp your SKln keep
that clear, lovely look of Youth.
So give your face the beauty
treatment advised by those who know
the most about your skin :. doctors.
They say change to regular, gentle,
soap-and-water cleansing. :.
Andm more doctors advise Iuory Soapfor
your skin than all other brands together!
No wonder. Ivory Soap is so pure
and mild doctors advise it for baby's
sensitive skin.
1t contains no coloring matter, med
ication, or strong perfume that might
be irritating.
So =. your skin can have no gentler,
no safer care than regular ''Velvet-
suds" Ivory cleansing.
Try this approved beauty prescrip-
ton today. Stick to it for aOeek. See,
then, how eager you are to continue
staying lovely the easy Ivory way!
9944Ioo % pure 1t floats
Look lOvelier. ..use pure,
mild Ivory. the soap advised
by more doctors than all other
brands together!
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

Most families will want to have
ham at least once during the holi-
days, says Jessie Alice Cline, home
economist. The season just wouldn't
be complete without 1t and the trick
which makes it possible is the clever
use of the leftovers in we'll extended
dishes.
When ham Is served in the first
holiday meal, it deserves to be
"dressed-up," says Miss Cline. Either
half or a whole ham may be
used.
Roast the name on a rack in an
open roasting pan in a slow oven
(3OOoF). If q roast meat, ther-
mometer is used, it should be In
serted in the center Of the largest
muscle. The ham will be done
when the meat thermometer regis
tiers 150oF. Allow about 1920 min
utes per pound for roasting a whole
ham and about 20-25 minutes per
pound for a half ham. When ham
is done, remove from oven.
To decorate: cut holly leaves
from thin slices of citron. Lightly
tint the leaves with green food COL
oring. Group the leaves In threes
and in the center, cluster bright red
berries" cut from candied cherries.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
Mincemeat Drop Cookies

Mincemeat Drop Cookies
81 cups flour
teaspoon soda
u teaspoon salt
cup lard
IN cups brown sugar
3 eggs
IN tablespoons hot water
" cup chopped nuts ..
IL cups or l 9-ounce package dry
mincemeat
teaspoons vanilla
Sift flour, measure and Sift again
with soda and salt. Cream lard and
sugar thoroughly. Add eggs and
beat. Add water. Combine nuts
with flour mixture. Break up
mincemeat and add alternately
with dry ingredients to creamed
mixture. Add vanilla. Drop from
a teaspoon onto a cookie sheet
Bake in a moderate oven (375 F)
for IS minutes. Yield: 4 dozen
cookies.
CHRISTMAS COOKIES
A good Christmas cookie is one
that can be prepared a week or
two in advance of the holiday, and
tastes even better on standing. Jes-
sic Alice Cline, home economist,
says that chevy oatmeal drops
make delicious Christmas cookie.
Chevy Oatmeal Drops
~ cups flour
Y teaspoon soda
n teaspoon baking powder
u teaspoon salt
cup lard
cups brown sugar
2 eggs
cups oatmeal
u cup chopped nuts
Sift flour, meacure and sift again
with sofa, baking powder and salt.
Cream lard and sugar thoroughly.
Add eggs and beat vigorously.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Combination" Selling Is
Usually Illegal, Says OPA
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, Dec 16-When you
find in the hubbub of Christmas
shopping that you can buy bobby
pins on a card with a curling device,
but that you can't buy bobby pins
alone, it probably constitutes an il
legal tie-in sale, according to the
Office of Price Administration legal
department.
Complaints are coming from
shoppers that combs with bows on
them can be found, but no separate
combs. Similarly, garters are COM
bined with wallet and key ring.
Cologne can be found combined
with perfume or powder but not
separately.
These combination sales are all
right If the items ore also offered
separately. The e. der also may
sell them only in combination if he
offered them that way in March,
1912. 1t is unlikely that such COM
mon items as combs and bobby pins
were not sold separately. You can
report such instances to the price
panel of your local ration board.
They will investigate and try to
make an adjustment.
WHAT'S THE SCORE?
So far there seems to be no way
the shopper can be sure whether
or not she Is buying low-grads, 80
score butter at the ceiling price OF
higher-score butter.
Ceiling prices on butter are tied
up to quality but there is no obliga-
ton to state the score on the label.
Many large, quality diaries volun-
tarily mark their higher-score but
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
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MNfcknMM
Make Holiday
Buffet Dishes
Easy To Serve
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA staff Writer

Toy balloons, greens, a cloth made
Of cheap muslin with festive deco
rations cut from colored paper and
applied to the cloth, candles and, a
large victory New Years greeting
printed and hung over the table,
make colorful and exciting decora-
lions for the party.
Have plenty OF protein on the
buffet. II you can get a roast
such as lamb, shoulder of veal, q
ham or perhaps a turkey, that's
fine. Otherwise, go in for we'll
seasoned meat loaves. served
sliced cold, sausage, assorted cheeses,
and some egg dishes. Nothing need
be elaborate, but the leafs" should
be plentiful, substantial and easy
TO handle.
Buffet Supper Menus
Menu No. /. Cold roast leg of
lamb, potato and dill pickle salad,
radishes, celery, olives, buttered
Parker House rolls, chicken and
veal and mushroom loaf, sliced,
assorted cheeSes, crackers, peanut
cookies, frosted chocolate squares,
fruit bowl, coffee.
Menu No. 2: Hot black bean
soup with lemon slices, soda crack
ers, beef, veal and ham loaf, sliced,
watercress sandwiches, assorted but
tered rolls, raw carrot sticks, celery,
sliced bologna sausage, cottage
cheese with chives, fruit cake, cof-
fee.
Attractive Arrangements
Arrange all your food on the
buffet at once. Place different foods
where they can be easily reached.
Arrange plates and silver and nap
kins conveniently. Have coffee and
punch on separate table, surrounded
by cups and glasses.
The hostess and one or two
friends can serve the food onto
dishes, which the men of the party
take to the other guests. If pos
sible, have enough small tables so
that all the guests can sit down to
eat. It's more pleasant for everyone.
Here's a hint-don't delay serv-
ing substantial food too long. And
have plenty, but keep 1t simple.
TOMORROW'S MENU
Cat the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice,
ready-to-eat cereal, fried scrap
pie, currant jelly, enriched toast,
butter or fortified margarine, cof-
fee, milk for children.
LUNCHEON: Black bean soup,
lemon slices, crackers, raw vegeta-
BILE salad, cheese, whole wheat
rolls, butter or fortified marga-
rine, fruit, tea, milk for children.
DINNER: Tomato juice, Goldfish
cakes, tomato sauce, spinach, Bos-
ton brown bread, butter or forth
fed margarine, lettuce and avo-
cado salad, custard, coffee, milk
for children.
Bread is one OF the Basic Seven
Foods.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

The beauty of this dress is based
on the tried and true principle that
up-and-down lines give slim eff
feet. This dress gains slenderness
by panels both front and back, In
fact 1t makes you look nice both
coming and going.
Pattern No. 1914 Is In sizes SO,
80, 40. AZ, A, As, 48, so, SO. Size
80, either sleeves, 4 "a yards 49,
inch material, IL yard contrast for
neckline.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus / cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and siz to Water
bury Domecrat, Today's Pattern
Service. 100 7th avenue, New York
Il. N. 2.
A6ASp your wartime sewing, thus
you are helping bring victory sooner
You'll find 50 pages of absorbing
sewing news, 102 new designs in
the new Fall issue Of FASHION,
just out. A copy Is rs cents.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

ter, ranging up in the COS, however,
so you can look for that mark to be
sure you are paying the appropriate
price.
A reported 1871 pounds of low
grade, 89-score butter was landed in
New York from Argentina. This
drop in the bucket of butter supply
will probably never be seen in your
market, according to the Commodity
Credit Corporation who handled it..
1t is more likely to go to industrial
users.
ODDS AND ENDS
Cottage cheese has been whisked
off rationing again to avoid spoil
age. Now only cottage cheese con-
tanning more than per cent butter
fat is rationed, and there Is very
little of that Rayon bindings on
blankets, normally averaging 6 inch
es in overall width, have been cut
from their previous four-inch limi-
tation to three inches. This is ex-
pected to save about two and a half
million yards Of precious rayon fab
ric.