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KJSE P O T A T O ES
IN S T EA D O F B R EA D
Bread M M Be Saved— P otatoes Con­
tain the S em e Nutrim ent.
How m any potatoes are you eatin g?
Th.a is a question the Food .IdntiUls-
u n tio u w ants every loyal American to
u k h im self or h erself. Strange as it
-nay aeeui the eatin g of potatoes at
thin lim e is a practical war service,
» c o r d in g to a recent Food A dm inis­
tration bulletin, w h'ch points out that
this nation now has a large potato
surplus on hand and that this valuable
food, e a iv ss eaten wtthtn the next tw o
months, w ill be lost through sprouting
slid rutting. By eating of potatoes
(liberally, every fam ily can sa v e a sub­
sta n tia l am ount of other food, particu­
larly of wheat. By eating up the sur­
plus of potatoes th e uatlon will also
prevent serious loss to the potato
w oduaer. who needs to be encourag 'd
o grow maximum crops during the
rontiug year.
"D om estic scien ce experts have flv-
red that: One ord vary baked polatv
isjuals in nourishm ent one thick s!ic>
:>f w heat bread.
•P otatoes at one and one-half to I w j
■ en ts a pound have more food valu s
than bread at ten cen ts a loaf.
" P otatoes are healthful. T hey im­
prove the general lone of the system
by their w holesom e action on the di­
gestiv e organs. T hey are e a sie st on
he stom ach of all vegetab le food3.
They are easy on the kidneys because
*>f the minimum of nitrogen they con-
Lain. They are ea sy on the in testin es
«because of the ten d ern ess and sm all
(proportion of th eir cellu lose sa d the
jttne d ivision of starch.
; “P o ta to es are valuable In the d iet of
Lhe sick . They can be eaten with
¡I'enefit by people suffering from dys-
jpepsia. anem ia, diab etes. Bright's dis-
e. cardiac affection s, in testin a l
ubles, constipation, hyperacidity.
W tlr itis. gout, liver com plaints, etc.
| "A lw ays serve p u atoes with meat,"
¡concludes the Food A dm inistration
bull- tin. "Never serv e bread and po­
ta t o e s . ”
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M K M W M V M M M M K M bM M SM SM N
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CATTLE AND SHROPSHIRE SHEEP
Having rented my farm I will sell at Public Auction on my farm known as
BEAVER GLEN STOCK FARM
3 miles north east of Sublimity and 5 miles east of Shaw Station on
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Sale Commencing at 10, a. m.
’WHEAT
By Mrs. Rob-. J. Burdette.
T h e firing line Is now in your kit­
chen.
Knock out the breadline at your
.table.
It has been said that the Revolu-
¡1 .binary War w as won by men fed on
m aety pudding, in other words, corn
¡m eal m ush. Let it be w ritten in his­
tory that the w inning of the present
v »r w as made possible by the United
'S tates eating po;a*oes.
T h e m anner of eating, the tim e of
^eating and even the kind of foodstuffs
ea ten are largely a m atter of habit.
;We do not desire to break ou rselves
•ja tirely of the b sb it of eating or life
w ould not prove worth living, but it
i-an be m ade to prove better worth
liv in g if we change som a of the habits.
-Suppose w e cure o u r s e lv e s , of the
liand-eatlnp h a b it'a n d se e if w e do
not consum e less bread. If you were
,in put your bread and butter on your
dilate and eat It w ith a knife and fork
a t would reduce the am ount of bread
;«Btan at once. In som e of the Oriental
c ountries men carry strings o f bright
Im g wooden beads that are known as
{“C onversation beads." and they seem
(unable to talk unless thsy have them
their hands to play with snd pass
from one hsDd to the other. W e seem
to need eom ethlng in our hands at
table or we feel t i e meal la Incom plete
and that som ething Is usually bread
rget this habit and save w heat. If
you must continue the band-eating
habit, hold a hot potato.
1 bay m are 6 yrs. old w eig h t 1600
1 sorrel horse 3 yrs. old w t. 1450
1 ladies d riving m a r e 9 yrs. old,
1050
1 light driving horse w e ig h t 1000
4 Reg. D u rh a m B u lls
M y herd bull “Goods C h a rm ’’ 3 yrs. old
Bread and Raised by Gibson Estate, of Calif.
“G ibson’’ 16 m o n th s old
Good Enough to Head any Herd
Woodrow 11 mo. old, color red
Roosvelt 10 mo. old, color roan
Seven Reg. cows from 3 to 10 yrs. old
All due to calf from “Gibson Charm"
5 head of common dairy cows
10 head reg. yearling shorpshire lambs
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ram lambs
25
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Shropshire Ewes
14
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lambs
10 head of goats, wethers
1 Reg. Billy Goat
Some young shoats full blood Berkshire
Several Dozen Chickens
Hew to Incroaee Wertd’o Bread Ration
W ith fam ine creeping through Ku
and every nation struggling to
produce enough food to sustain Ufa,
tho Amortoas farm er ban a duty that i
ko can not shirk. America m ust ship
rood to Buropo for our soldiers.
America moot supply bread to «»trv-
tag peoples
S o m atter w hat other j
trope are raised, more acres should
b e devoted to bread grains. “ Do your
^ it, Mr. Farmer.’’ sa y s a Food Ad
■Sinistra tloD bulletin.
" S u ccess de­
pen d s upon you in thie world war."
The Waldo Hills Wahl Club will serve lunch, the proceeds will be for the boys at the front
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Taking It From Babies.
Kvory ounce o f wheat products In
of six pounds per month that
you eat, Mr American Citlxen, is that
much literally taken from the m ouths
o f the starving women and children
«»f France," says a Food A dm inistra­
tio n bulletin. "The armed a llie s #nay
sto w ithout wheat, but th ese innocents
w ill actually die u n less w e g iv e them
o f ours in generous proportion.”
V’ctory bread Is received with brnr-
t y approval.
But don't be s a t'e tie l
t o u se it on h w h e a lln ss d ay or at a
•w hcatleas m ia i, b e c a u se it isn l wheal- (
Jess.
All sums of $10 and under, Cash.
Over $10, one year’ s time with bankable notes at
8 per cent interest. No property to be removed until settled for.
TERMS:
W est Point is on a food-conservation
basis, and tbe health of the cadet
•corps is better thae ever. All bread
luoed Is composed of 41 per o ea t w heat
flour, 45 rye, snd 10 per ce n t w hite
b o lte d ' grain flour, and many ca d ets
ronalder it superior to tbe form er
jwhlte bread
Sugar consum ption has
b een cu t down, m eatless days and
m eals are rigidly observed, and tbe
reduced amount of m eat has been
beneficial to health. A lesso n from a
reliable source.
2 Deering Binders in good shape
1 3 1-4 Mardt wagon rack bed
1 “ Rushford wagon
1 farm truck, 1 hay rack
9 foot spring tooth harrow, 3 drag har­
rows, 1 Acme harrow, Garden cultiva­
tors, 2 No. 50 plows, 1 Deering Mower
1 Deering Rake
1 double disk Van Brunt drill almost
new
1 Buggy, 1 Hack
Iron Kettle 1 Cider mill
1 Fanning Mill, Platform slales
Sharpless Cream Separator No. 4
8 foot M erry go Round
Gasoline Tank, 55 gallon
2 set heavy harness
Some Plow harness
Double Driving harness
Phonograph with 80 Records
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Clerk
' A. L. Stevenson, Auctioneer
J. T. HUNT, Proprietor
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