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GRANDMA COULD TELL YOU that her boys ate salads with the greatest of enthusiasm and that they even ate the dressing to the last drop. A generation or so ago the chief salads were cole slaw, either hot or cold, sliced cucumbers, onions and tomatoes marinated in dressing. Today's recipe is traditionally correct and you'll be commended when you serve thi dressing with"the tenderest of new cabbage or cucumbers.

» 58 SATURDAY MENUS Breakfast

Stewed prunes Ready-to-eatr cereal, Coffee cake.’ Luncheon

Cream dried beef and egg on whole wheat biscuits, Buttered peas. Sliced oranges ‘with = powdered

sugar. . Ginger crisps (leftover). Dinner

Vealburgers. Lyonnaise potatoes: Baked squash. Cabbage salad with sour cream dressing (see recipe). Bread, Peach gelatine dessert (use peach Juice for liquid in making gelatine). Milk to*drink: Three c, for each child; 1 c. for each adult, Today's points—One. red for.salt pork (to be used in vealburgers), 2 red for dried beef.

W.C.T. U. to Honor

Frances Willard

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2 » » SUNDAY MENUS Breakfast

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