The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1918, Page 4

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GUTERSON’S AUGMENTED Mesh} EXPERTS ENDORSES, Sa aeeneemeael bad, Thie is all shown i” (o—————————— DO USE FISHER'S ENTIRELY If the United States and its asso- clates in war are to achieve victory there must be a serious conservation of our food products The U. S. Food Administration tells us that we must reduce our demand for wheat and wheat products in order that we can help'to supply England and France and Italyand Belgium. We have already sent them millions of bushels. More must be sent. England alone has asked us for an additional 75,000,000 bushels. I — It is the patriotic duty precious food—W HEAT. The Fisher Flouring Mills Co. is heart and soul with the Food Administration in its entire food conservation program. aT LEND FOUR We ask our thousands of patrons to join us. Therefore we say: ; of millers as well as consumers to aid our Government in reducing the consumption of this Comply religiously with the rulings of the U.S. Food Administration which until further notice permits consumers to purchase only one 49 pound sack of white flour and requires them at the same time to purchase one-third substitutes, which include corn meal, barley flour, buckwheat flour, etc. The Food Administration rules further that Graham and Whole Wheat and _ flours are not substitutes for white flour; therefore when you purchase a sack of Fisher’s Graham, Fisher’s Whole Wheat or Fisher’s Rye flour you must purchase one-thirdthe |} arpount in substitutes; in other words for every pound of Fisher’s |} Blend, Fisher’s Graham, Fisher’s Whole Wheat or Fisher’s | Rye flour purchased the consumer must purchase one-third of a | pound of substitutes. When Fisher’s coarse Graham flour is used you are required to purchase only one-fifth substitutes. Our Whole Wheat and Graham flours are made by the old-fashioned French buhr stone process, so essential in retaining the natural flavor and ‘sweetness of the grain. Fisher's Yellow and White Corn Meals are of superior quality and are among the substitutes recognized by the U. S. Food Administration 1 F :% = : bor FISHES FISHER > BLENDIPOUF dura PISMER) \ Mn ie | | ve my