This Is Our Winter
of Test
SERVING food Is a lo
cal problem for each
j community. Prices
' and definite mlcs for
ovcry one cnntiot bo
formulntcu. It
Is a duty for
each ono to
cat only no
much ns Is
ncccsinry to
timlnlulti tlio
liunimi body
nealthy and stronR. This wlntnr
of 1018 Is the period when Im to
be tested hero In Aincrlrn wlicth
it our people nre cnpttbln of vol
untary Individual wierlllco to
savo the world. Thnt Is tho pur
poso of tho orKanlr.nthm of the
United States Food Adiiilnlstra
Hon by voliintnry effort to pro
vldo tho food thnt tho world
needs.
If. B. FOOD AMIINtSTltATION
NEED BIG HERDS
Europo's Meat Supply Must Come
From America.
Warrlna Nations Have Depleted Live
Stock at Enormoui Hate, Tvei
Killing Dairy Cattle For Food.
American slock breeders nro IicIiik
asked to conscrvo their llocks and
herds In order In meet Kuropu'H Ire
mcndoiiH duiniitids for limits during
the war and pruhubly for mini)' years
aflrrwnrd.
'I'he United .Slates food adiiilnls
trillion reports that AuierleHii Muck
raisers have shown n dlsiHwIlluii to
co-operate with the government In In
creiiNliiK tho iiiiIIoii'h supply of live
stock.
(lermnny liiday Is pmlwlily belter
supplied with live slock tbsii any otli
cr Hiimpean iihIIoii. When the tier
iniin nrinlt nmde Ihelr IiIk advHiiee
Into Kronen and then relnt'liil vlr
timlly all the cMiile In Iho liivMdil
territory nppnilnuiely .4M.immi
head wuru driven behind the (lernwn
Hues.
Hut In l.iiKhiud-wheio XhHi.lHHI
acres of pasture lands have been (urn
ed Into tirnln llelds Ibe initio herds
nro deereasliiK raplilly. One of the
reasons iipHireiilly Is Hie ileelluliiK
minimum price wale ailnphil by the
Ituullsli as follow h: I'nr )epieuiber,
117.70 per MM) pounds; October. l".'i.Si
November and IhH'cmhcr, SUMS; .Inn
Inry, $11. 10, The elfin t of Hicm' prices
was to drive beef animals on the mar
kt't ns soon as powlhle.
la I'm nee the number of entile as
well as the iitallly Imve hlutwn an
enormous dinllne iluHiiK ihi wnr
Where Cmn'e had I I.sut.imm Ii.hhi) of
entile In Wl.'t, she now has only I "A
ail.tMVt, a ilH'reHM of Hill per cenl
And Trance Is (inlay prodm-mie nily
ono ttallou nf milk hhiinhI m two
ami one linlf gallons iH'fure Hie war.
Ileiufwrk ami lint la ml lme been
forceil to aai'ilhVe ilalry henls fur beef
becaiw f lh lack of ie-ary fWtl,
(,'ltw.ti study of lite nimipeMM immt
sltuutloii has rout laced Hie l'il Ad
mlnUtrallini that lla future pMdem
of America lies larsely In lb phhIm---Hon
of meat produclmc hhIihmI hiu!
dairy products rather Ihan In the pro
duction of cereals for expert when
the wnr will have ceaoed,
BRITISH lillVlillNMIiNT
HEM'S PAY I llll OlAII
There bus been iiiii-h mlsiindcr
ataudlUK nlmut Ibe bread prt:raiii In
IIiijjIhihI. It U Hue that Hie l.tililt
uiuii bua n loaf of bread tor It - Umii
an American can, but It u issirer
brcud, ami the llrtlMi itmcmmem Is
1m)Iiik ?"tKl,tHK.iHK a )ear ttmaril Hie
com of It.
All tho train Krunii In Ureal Itrlt
ulit Is taken over by Hie Kwu-ruutetil
at an arbitrary price Mint the iihimiuhI
wheat purchamsl mi Hie markets al
Hut prvullliiu market prde. This l
turned over to the mills to Ike anient
nient at a price Ibat allowa Hie adul
teratcd war brtstd loaf of four muuiU
to sell at IS cents, ibe mo imiuimI It ml
at U cents ami I be iau puuwtt luaf at .'
oeuU.
In I'raiu'e, tiiuler tiaidltUaiH hum
whut klmllar, but with a larger ex
traction, tho four (muml hmt elU foi
10 cvnts.
MAKINQ MEATLESS
DAY8 PERMANENT.
In tho iiieutleMi meiiu luece U a fer
tile Hold for tlevelopiut; new and Hour
UIiIiik' dlhw, umirdliiy lo IC. II. ,il 4,
writing In the lluiel (Ittafllc. wlm I.
Haw that the present siiorlatie of
meut uud fulH will unt end wlili hc
couitni; of pettce, but ma) tirow utre
acutu anil coiitluuc for the or hl
years, thus iiiuMiik It worth while to
develop menus of icruln, xegeialdes
aud lUli on a more or les ihtuiuiioiii
bants. Mut can he retilactsl by cereals
aud other protein food, or may Ih
served In very small ponlous as u lU
vorlni; for other fwxl. In uiaklUK up
lurutlcks menus this author tluds our
American Creole aud southern cuUlue
broad Held for luvestluatloii.
f 100 Reward, $100
Tlis rvaiKT uf I im upr wilt tx
JUaifJ lo tvurn llml 1 1 U Ht butt mm
OrtadeJ illxmu II. ut . U'ii.- )isn Iftwi
ftblf tO CUM- III Mil III k'Ur Klltl lliut l
Catarrh. Hull l uturrli Cut la th only
potJllvp our now Iiihii tu llu niwlUul
fraternity. c'Hlurrli ih-Iiik n i-oiuUiutloiml
Olxaie. rv4iitrva u loiinltuuloiml trout
iDnt. Ilall'i I'uturrh Cur U taWfii In
Urntlly, uiUne illrtvlly Uhiii Hid tlooj
anil mucoua aurfu. i-a of the syatria. Ilivrv
by dntroylni; tint fouiuluiloit of the illa
, and kIxIhk tlx- lwi It'll t alrniitli ly
bulldlnir up lha i-nimtliutlim ami sitttlliiK
nature In iIpIiik Ita wurk The pruprWltirs
have o much fultli tu Us rurallvs iww
ra tliat tliey ofTcr On lluiulrstl Dulkra
for any cua tli.it It fulU tu cute. 8nl
(or Hat of ttatliiiontula.
Aalitul V. J, CIlflNin- CO. Tlt4, a
Sold It all liruavlala lis.
Ttk iiall'a Kaiully I'll! Ut (ODaUpatUa.
i-wheat
use more corn
2- meaf n
use wove fish & hearts!
3- ats
use just enough
4" suj?ar
w use syrups
a
and serve
the cause of freedom
U. S.. TOOI)j MM I N IS I II ATION.
WHEATLESS BISCUITS.
i
DELICIOUS CORN MUFFINS.
US
mnswosn
Ka1
Parched cornmcnl Is Hm fen I lire nf
tliette excellent whentless biscuits,
l-'lrsl, Hie comment one half a cup
Is put In a shallow pun placed In tho
oven nutl stirred frequently until It
Is a delicate brown. Thu other InKro
tlleiits are u teaspoon of sail, n cup
of peanut butter it ml ono nud n half
cups uf witter. Mix the peanut but
ler, water uud salt and heal. While
this mixture Is hot stir In the meul
which should also ho hot. Heat Ihnr
oiiKldy Tho dotii;li should bu of such
eiuislsleiicy that It can he dropped
from a sh)iiii. Itnke In small cakes
In an tiiiKrensiHl ihiii, This makes 111
hlseiills, each of which contains one
sixth of mi ounce of protein.
Hero's nil old fashioned recipe for
corn miilllus Hint has recently been
revived uud used with unusual success
In several of Ibe InrKcr New Vork ho
lds: To mako three uud a half dozen
miilllus lake one ipuirt milk, six ounces
butter substitute, twelve ounces of
IIrIiI syrup or honey, four ecus, pinch
of sail, twti ounces ImkliiR powder,
ono and a half pounds cornmcnl and
one and a half pounds rye Hour, Thu
butler ami syrup should bo thoroughly
lulled; ll add the ckks gradually.
Pour In Hie milk and add the rye Hour
mixed wllh iiinimeiil mid bakliiu lewder.
You Will Be Surprised
To see that we are still able, in spite of the
continual advance in prices, to offer you
some rare bargains in several lines of mer
chandise. Having purchased the T. II.
Short's stock of groceries and granite ware,
aud, with our new stock purchased at right
prices arriving daily, we are still in position
to mako good our statemont-
"Wli SELL POR U:SS."
llclow arc a few of (lie many money having prices.
GROCliRIliS
1 IIm of Italian Prunes niul a Jiimiicse Imskel . ,,, 50c
A Kixxl llciul Kicc, fills , fiOe
A tlomlitl Coffee, 2yi Hw , fiOc
W'Uw I.uuiiiliy Smp, fj Imid 2J5c
Some kmxI rTltt soaps at fc
2 cans- of Toimitos at 2e
2 cutis of Pcncltoi ut 2fic
U caim of Peas ut Ufic
' cans of Milk ut , Ufa
A miiitniilvtHl litittei por lb. for 50c
AppUt. ht Im. $1.00 to $1 50
- cany u number of llic sultitutivi thnt Kn with your
llonr Hirchusas ut n reuMimlilc price.
(irailite Ware Wc are olferiiiK our entire Giunite Wure stock,
ruuKiuK in values up to ;tfc ut 5, 10. 15c uiul 5L'c.
SIlOCS We have just receivctl n Inrjje .shipment of men's dress
uiul work .shoes tltut we can sell from $1.00 to $1 50 less
than you can buy them in Portluml. Also a kooU hue of
Ten uu slippers, niul l.mlie shoes.
Dry Goods See our assortment of House ilresi at $1.00
Hats Just utiivetl, u fine ussoitment of Trench hats ranuinK in
lnce fiom $1 00 to $2 50. Also n l.ire assortment of Men's
li.tts, late styles ami low prices. Come in utul i;et one
D. C. ELY'S Cash Store
TOR UES"
11.1 WUST I1URI.1N0T0N STRGET
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fef
f&p&s" n:
REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS
The following list of legnl blanks
are kept for sale nt this otlice ami 1
others will be ailtletl as the denuuul j
arises: i
Wurrantv tleeils, Quit Claim j
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
Kiies, Satisfaction of MortguKes,
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Hills
of Sale, Leases.
Curds of thanks notices are
charged for at tho rato of fifty
cunts oaoh. Persons desiring to
have such notices published
should make u note of this.
The Central
TIIOS. ( IO R ll.-ji.
Philadelphia Street. St. Johns.
Soft Drinks as usual
Coldest aud Coolest Drinks in
town. Sandwiches, etc. All lead
ing Summer Drinks.
TRY OUR MILK PUNCH
This is the Month
OF
Odds
and Ends
VOUR money will go farther now than when the
Spring Merchandise is all in. Spring prices will
be higher on many lines than you will pay now.
We are supplied with Misses' and Children's Toque
and Scarf Sets, Gloves and Mittens. With warm Caps
and Toques for men, loggers shirts,' mackiriaws and warm
flannel shirts prices favorable on the early purchases.
BONHAM & CURRIER
L. E. ROSE, Mgr. Toggery Dept.
Useful Elec
trical Devices
Vacuum Cleaners
Hair Dryers
Houdoir Lamps
Samovars
Ton-, rs
Disc Slaves
I'oot War mors
Milk Warmers
MastMige Vibrators
Guar Lighters
Ovens
Wuflle Irons
Washing Machines
Library Lamps
Coffee Percolators
Chafing Dishes
Plat Irons
Curling Iron Heaters
Luminous Radiators
Tea Kettles
Sewing Machine Motors
Shaving Mirrors
Kitchen Rtiuucs
Shaving Mugs
UfCIHC STORE ELECTRIC BUILDING
Portland Railway,
Light 8 Power Co.
SHINE
IN EVERY
DROP"
nti k.s ,stovopo:"ih
I i ' It i4(a n t
dry ,..' c i t tto. J td lK
Iwt in I ,,-.1.1 a i
Black Silk
Stove Polish
U r( r y putt wooomle&l. but It irfrr a btiVU
i tu .,- I rv lUftck ti.k U l.h dk- twt
r it i i( Ut lour ilnitt M kiotf m rrUiiury
want tv iih,U? un i
3k for HI V bilk, tlmia l
h hot uhh you Htr
uvvl ).unUUi taiUrvXuikl
nUV Silk Store VoXuh
WorLt, Sterling, llllaoU.
HUk bltk Air Vijio
Iruu llatn . i yrtiN, r-
liUrt,!' w p Jai.iv.
ml' i utj r Irvvcuu
lirtcS k ToK
qu' k'y. mi t aaj Urnxn a
tr taitaur:c. H t . ra
-vUl tot UH Wl UtiClvC4ibA,
PJ5iniiiifo.y
LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTE
YOU'LL enjoy this real
Burloy cigarette. It's
full of flavor just as good
as a pipe.
IT'S TOASTED
The Burley tobacco is
toasted; makes the taste
delicious. You know how
toasting improves the flavor
of bread. And it's tho
same with tobacco exactly.
Caldwell & Patterson
I LEADING HAKUEKS
! The ilce whrro kxI Mrvlcc nml
I'diiitcoua tit'dtmciil prevail. Chllilrcn'a
liitlr cutting receive pccUl Attention.
! 1O0 BURLINGTON STREET
f) Guuronteed by
(So
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
DENTIST
The profession practiced in its
vurioti btauclies
SATISFACTION O UA KANTit I'.D
Offlsc Iioar: HM to 12 M.; 1:30 to 6
niul 7 In 8 p. in.
l'lrt NatlQiml lUnk llnllilliii;
I'lwiic Columbia Mi.
JOSEPH AlcCIIESNEY, A1.15".
Office Room 5
Peninsula Bnnk Building
Hours 9-io a. in.; 1.5 p. ni. and
evenings,
Office phone Col. 35; Res. 910
I buy or sell St. Johns Property
A. W. DAVIS
Renl Estate
fire Insurance and Notary Public
List your property with ie if you
desire to sell quickly
202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns
John Poff
J. II Harvey
For Sale at a HarKain Lots
1 to -1. in Mock 15, Point View
Addition. $750 cash buys thorn.
Call at this ollico,
P, & H, Transfer Co.
Phone Columbia 30S
306 N. Jersey St. Johns, Ore.
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No. 1S6 1. o. o. r
st. jotiNj, owrco
UnU each Monday wvenlng la Odd PV
Iomi halt at 8:00, A cortllal welcome to
all visiting brothers.
f). W Norrnc Koblc Grand
II I. Wbltlrr. Vice Grind
S. ) Dutrought. fin. S.
II. I' Clark Tiraa,
St. Johns Gamp No, 7546
Modern Woodmen of America.
We heartily solicit the attend,
nnce of our members at our next
regular meeting. Thursday, Feb.
M. G. Muhm, Consul.
Fred D. Elder
Teacher of
PIANO AND HARMONY
Class now forming for all avt and grades
Phone Columbia 127
74G Lombard Street
Airs. Frank A. Rice
Tkachbr of
VIOLIN AND PIANO
Studio: 609 W. Jolm Street
Telephone Columbia 359
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAS
Meets every Friday night at
7:30 o'clock in BICKNER
Hall. Visitors always Me),
come.
W. R. EVKNS, C. C.
DORIC LODGE NO. 132
A. T. and A. M.
Meets the first and third
Wcducsdavof each month
in Bickner'i Hall. Visi
tors welcome.
Edlefnen V. M.
A. W. Davis. Secretary.