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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1918)
EAT . COTOÍ SAVE ' rood, unless eaten within tne next two months, will be lost through sprouting and rotting. By eating of potatoes liberally, every family cair save a sub stantial am ount of other food, particu larly of wheat. By eating up the sur ■WHEAT plus of potatoes the nation will also prevent serious loss to the potato producer, who needs to be encouraged to grow maximum crops during the Hy Mr», itobt. J. Burdette. ; coming year. The firing Hue ie now I d your kit “Domestic science experts have fig chen. ured that: One ordinary baked potato Knock out the breadline at your equals in nourishm ent one thick slice table. wheat bread. It haa been «aid that the Revolu of “Potatoes at one and one-half to two tionary War whh won by men fed on cents a pound have more food value haaty pudding, In other worda, corn than bread at ten cents a loaf. meal mush. Let it be w ritten in hla “Potatoes are healthful. They im tory that the winning of the present prove the general tone of the system war wan made possible by the United by their wholesome action on the di States eating potatoes. gestive organs. They are easiest on The m anner of eating, the tim e of the stom ach of all vegetable foods. eating and even the kind of foodstuffs They are easy on the kidneys because eaten are largely a m atter of habit. of the minimum of nitrogen they con We do not desire to break ourselves tain. They are easy on the Intestines entirely of the habit of eating or life because of the tenderness and sm all would not prove worth living, but it proportion of their cellulose and the can be made to prove better worth fine division of starch. living If we change some of the habits. are valuable in the diet of Suppose we cure ourselves of the < the “Potatoes sick. They be eaten with hand-eating habit and see if we do benefit by people can suffering from dys not consume less bread. If you were pepsia. anemia, diabetes, B right’s dis to put your bread and butter on your cardiac affections, Intestinal plate and eat It with a knife and fork ! ease, troubles, constipation, hyperacidity, It would reduce the am ount of bread artirltls, gout, liver com plaints, etc. eaten at once. In some of the O riental "Always serve potatoes with m eat," countries men carry strings of bright concludes the Food dm inistration red wooden beads that are known as bulletin. “Never serve A bread and po “Conversation beads." and they seem tatoes.” unable to talk unless they have them 1« their hands to play with and pass I N S as* hand te the ether. We seem la need som ething la our hands at table or we feel the meal Is Incomplete S. E. Wooster, th e Estacada and that som ething is usually bread. Forget this habit and save wheat. If real estate agent within the past you m ust continue the hand eating few days sold t hr e e Estacada habit, hold a hot potato. Real Estate Active This Week city lots and purchased four for his own use. The buyers of the USE POTATOES were Janies Norris, Charles INSTEAD OF BREAD three Norris and P. M. Anderson of ■read Must Be Saved —Potatoes Cota Estacada, Mr. Wooster’^ f our tain ths Same Nutrim ent. How inauy potatoes are you eatingT lots including the land and build This Is a question the Food Adminis ings now used for the Estacada tration wants every loyal American to ask hliuself or herself. Strange as it city pound. may seem, the eating of potatoes at He also sold the Otto Klaetsch this time Is a practical war service, according to a recent Food Adminis farm on th e Garfield-Cazadero tration bulletin, which points out that road, the buyer being M. Ander this nation now has a large potato surplus on hand and that this valuable j son of Portland. Dont let the grass g ro w under yo u r feet in Garden, Field or Lawn when our Garden Hand Cultivator», 5 shovel and 14 tooth One Horse Cultivator» and superior line of Lawn Mowers Will Keep Your Place Clean and up-to-date * * Fishermen s Supplies Saturday afternoon saw a little excitement in Estacada when a team of horses attached to a light farm wagon started to run away, leaving the Givens' warehouse at the depot at 4:26 P. M., passing Reed’s Garage at 4:29 and being overhauled and stopped soon after, while trying to climb the Main Street hill on low. No harm w as done to team or wagon, but the owner’s t e m p e r was slightly ruffled at No 44, which frightened the animals. Several heroes came near rushing into the street to head off the plung ing. animals, b u t all sensibly waited until they had first count ed ten. John Osborne of Estacada and Ed Douglass of Currinsville are still perambulating a b o u t on crutches, as a r e s u l t of Ed’s broken leg of two weeks ago and John’s gashed leg of a week after. With the c o n t i n u e d good weather, considerable exciting play has been had on the courts of the Estacada Te n n i s Club lately, with the Sunday matches proving quite an a t t r a c t i o n . There are still a couple of vacan cies in club and membership ap plications may be ma d e to the president A. L. Lasswell of Esta cada. That it is a simple matter to hook and land a steel-head salmon was amply evidenced last week, when Bert H. Finch of Estacada, with a trout rod, minus a reel and with but sixteen feet of line, brought home a t e n pounder, after a quarter hour wrestle in the waters near the Eagle Creek Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harkins of P o r t l a n d were week-end guests at the H. V. Adix home in Estacada. Mrs. C. C. Miller of Estacada has been very ill for the past week, with her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Bates of Portland in atten- . dance. Last week a number of work men for the P. R. L. & P. Co., cleaned up the Estacada Park, preparatory to the big Elk’s pic nic, which will occur Sunday, May 26th. Workmen, with an automatic sanding and planing machine also greatly improved the floor in the dancing pavilion. Clyde Saling of Currinsville, after a few months stay n e a r Heppner, where he is interested in a big wheat ranch, returned last week, where he contemplates handling his own farm. The News is anonymously ad vised of the marriage May 4th at Tillamook of Miss Marie Roley, formerly of Estacada, to Mr. Forrest A. Holmgren of th e Aviation Signal Corps. Telegraphic advico wer* re ceived by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Coop of Currinsville last Thurs day, stating that their eldest son, Zelca Coop, w h o is enlisted in the Mare Island Navy Yard at San Francisco, was seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Coop left immediately for the south and it is hoped the next r e p o r t will show Zelca to be in an improved condition. Otis Wagner of Estacada w as last week taken to a Portland hospital where an operation was performed tc deflate one lung, which organ had been seriously effected by his illness of a year ago, w'hen he was an enlisted man at Vancouver Barracks. At last reports, the operation seems to have been as successful as was hoped. Mrs. J. W. Reed and son Russ ell of Estacada visited at New- berg, Oregon, at the home of brother, Milton Oakley. Ll oyd Saling of Currinsville spent a few days at Eugene last week, where he attended the U. of 0. junior-week festivities as the guest of ______ his ________________ cousin. * Mrs. E. C. Mor ga n of the Hotel Estacada was h o s t e s s Thursday afternoon to a number of friends. * a dandy assortment of Hook», Lines. Pools. Reels, Flies * * a We have received a carload of furniture, con sisting of Chairs, Tablet, Dressers, Beds, Springs, Kitchen Queens and Mattresses. We would be pleased to have you call, look them over and get our prices. Haniwar«- Harness BERT H. FINCH When they're fattened and ready for market, SELL ’EM TO M. J. KERKES Livestock Buyer and Butcher. Livestock of all kinds purchased. Phone or see Henry Githens, Currinsville Or.