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Flour Substitute Problem Solved
Once More the Food Administrator Has Found It Necessary to Increase the Amount
of Substitutes with Each Purchase of Flour, and each day Substitutes are harder to'get
SAVE MONEY
Right now when we are all doing our very best to conserve the
food supply of the nation in every possible way, we find that the
greatest problem of all is that of conserving the wheat flour.
The Government has found it necessary to require each person
who buys flour to also buy an equal number of pounds of flour
substitutes. In many instances the substitutes are more ex
pensive than the flour and are exceedingly hard to get, therefore
the cost of Bread to the ordinary family will be increased to a
considerable extent.
It is the patriotic duty of every person to save wheat regardless
of the cost, but by our system it is possible to save flour, save sub
stitutes and to save money.
SAVE WHEAT
Years of experience in the Bakery Business lias taught us to
save flour wherever it is possible. Wo buy substitutes in large
quantities and know how to use the substitutes to the best pos
sible advantage and can mix and bake BETTER Bread much
cheaper than any individual, at the same time keeping the quality
and the weight of the loaf at the same high standard that was
maintained before the war began. So we say to you, why isn't
it to your advantage to buy your bread from us, during these
troublesome times, than to lose time, and money, and to worry
about the substitutes that you must buy with each purchase of
flour?
The Price of Our Loaf Has Not Advanced, Regardless of the Increase in the Price
of Substitutes. We Pay Freight from Portland and Sell at the Same Price as Portland Bakers
We want you to try this system for one month and see for your
self the saving that can be made. Our Bread is made according
to government requirements under the most sanitary conditions.
In view of this fact, we urge you who are confronted with the
Bread question to order our Bread from your grocer, who will
deliver it fresh every day to your home.
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ASK YOUR GROCER
PHONE
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AMERICAN BAKERY
PHONE
Black 411
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Saturday's Rally.)
SIgna Xoren spont the day in Red-
Snond.
C. O. Wallaco was In Deschutes
today.
J. J. Wilt was a visitor from Sis
ters yestorday.
Claude McCauley of Dcsahutos was
in town yesterday. .
Mrs, C. It. Edmonds Is In Redmond
today visiting her sister.
Mrs. Floyd Dement returned last
evening from a trip easf.
C. M. Redflfleld was in yesterday
Jfrom Deschutes on business.
A, E. Cook went to Portland to
day. Ho was in Dend a week.
Charles H. Iiuchanan came In from
Alfalfa on business this morning.
Mrs, Lou Stevens of Redmond Is
visiting Mrs. Goo. Curtln this week.
Mrs. S. K. I'aris left this morning
for Kamlah, Idaho, whero sho will
be the guest of her mother.
IAllOIl SHOKTAGK
PROVES SERIOUS
(Continued from Page 1.)
of oats planted Is fivo per cent great
er. The Beod stringency is now re
lieved to somo extent and tho farmers
aro getting most of their seed, with
tlio exception of rye, which remains
scarce.
Mr. Ward secured a shipment of
Minnesota Tweirty-thrce corn Just
this week and this Is to bo used large
ly by those liavlng silos.
SHEEP .MEN AHE I.V ASSOCIATION
(Continued from Pago One.)
Tho benefits of such an organiza
tion aro many. Tho sheepmen might
work for tho co-operative soiling of
wool, legislation of benefit to tho
district and adjust the uso of tho
forest range so thcro will bo no eco
nomic loss in trailing snoop. Any
net of tho advisory board is binding
upon the ontfre assocltalon.
100,000 EXTRA VOTES.
(Continued from Page One.)
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New uml Old Subscriptions,
Somo, candidates soom to havo dif
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Bulletin on tho day this campaign
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tho party was already rocolving tho
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FURNISH
YOUR
HOME
This spring by our
easy payment plan.
A small payment
down nnd u little
each week or month
will Furnish your
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bottom.
YOUR CREDIT
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Standard
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A NEW SHOWING OF
QUALITY FURNITURE
"0 Tf Q Several of the season's latest patterns in Axminster Rugs have
JlV 'xJlO""just arrived. They come in shades of rose, blue and mulberry,
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OTHER AXMINSTER RUGS FROM $28.50 UP
DINING ROOM SUITEhM
is now being shown in our window. 'I his is constructed throughout of American
Walnut, finely finished and is of the period of Wiliam and Mary. The suite con
sists of an eight foot extension table, buffet, five leather X5 QE fC
seat chairs and arm chair. It is priced complete at -. P A OO.VV-J
UNIVERSAL
CAST RANGES
Quality is built into the Universal Range. The
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baking heat. The sliding damper, polished top, '
white porcelain back and roomy fire box, make it
n thoroughly modern range. Rest of all, it is
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service.
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