The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1918, Page 4

eee — . Ta; —— ——— —— 2 ~ rT I EE LL) 2 RTT ee, — THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918. _ | rently botled after a tork| STATE REVENUES GROW. (0411 CN NATION HERE'S HOW TO BAKE AND BOIL °).)-/00.c0Setct 11,761,000 Incrense Shown in Ten ty breaking open in the cooking pros! pW pelt eT Rea wen POTATOES TO GAIN FOOD VALU on - TO EAT POTATOES, Al bn idl | “In this connection, the housewife's ; @f more that $11,761,000 tn State of paramount importance, \ one ue Mg Mh ag eae a the ten she can include the potato In — same period of the previous year, wns Saving the Nutritive Qualities Next to the)» many ot hor menus as Ligh Buy United States Government War Savings Stamps Sold at Franklin Simon & Co. Stamp Booths Franklin Simon 8 Co. | use of the potato will, in peace times, | ne permanent xd potato is bound to make a the service it renders to the body cannot from direct, corp 1 taxes and ‘from mote creases were shown in the Qg well as taxes for the or Of corporations, inheritance & beate Campos le * jis said that there are o' Travia, made puplle torany.. “Hevruen AS GERMANY HOES Skin and to Keep Them From Break- ways of using @ potato, and what 19 NR ing Are Important Points. | ssi6t Vie petath- ity 1h AaaW LEMAR? sissies ute Then increase heat and continue baking for forty min- Spud Expert Asks Housewives utes. This method tends to save nutritive qualities next to the to Fight Foe With Their Br: Take in a moderate oven from twenty to twenty-five min- ppeal to the palate a transfer and mort a ‘ akin, bo estimated as compared to Its price, Saye Hoes to Own Weapons. OILED--Put potatoes in boiling water, not quite covering them “At present the average consump- " . ‘William H. Hays, Ch -—— -- and boil for fifteen minutes. Then add teacup of cold water. | tion is approximately a medium-sized Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ~yoont oe Semen / By Sophie Irene Loeb. This drives the heat to the outer skin, which keeps it from | potato a day per person, or two and fhe net, three days with the Republic WASHINGTON, D. C., May §.—Une] breaking six-tenth bushels annually. While in : “ . Jee 0c ai enna eneenenmettenenee —|Germany the consumption ts seven Feference to organization matters In the| This is the cry of Lou D. Sweet, thel ron improvement in oUF entire potate| medium between the farmer and | *"¢ ree-tenth bushels per person x earance aie VAT man who ip making the p ndustry,” said Mr. Sweet. “It is only| the nowsewife will needs co-op- | “"nt r famous, Mr. Sweet is the potato of late that we have begun to realize] erate to bring the potato forward | general thing the grent food f the potato has not been very y understood, Its importance en regarded as negligible on pert for the Untted|ing great import ce of the potato.| as a food as it never has been » Staten Food Admin«|in fact, the potato ranks next to| done before. . istration and Presi- WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS cereals in valu a foodstuff, en “In the ary methods of p dent of the Pot@-| peciatly to northern nations, But the ition of ibe. potato. sabe oe ST UIA nied Var to Association ur supply of Ht has been some-|fooq yalue has been lost, For ex-| LpedelpLR atidenicie LALA IIRL jc l3 LAIN tailored or dressy Suits in this season’s desirable models ot : , sent discoveries this opini H seach a what difficul nple, 20 percent. or more is lost in| pid doth dst tel For the next few and colors; of men’s wear serge, tricotine, Poiret twill, gabar- 1 GERMANY Vie & needs he revised weeke the house. 1914 and 1918 wasl ine on panes ae Pana RGR that, “It has been found that it is pon- dine or silvertone in navy, black, rookie or beige; also Suits wife is urged to put i, os test He oe | Oe te A Gee fe f tan covert cloth, checked worsteds or hairline Suiti xd ter is close to the skin, When the k diet of petat a4 oO , Ss a € suitings. the potato in the! j ls for the same! jooled potato is boiled, even more is Nabsclaedtid go pAb etch lil | a’ butter. The Germans have real- Sow ‘ete first line of foods aut ot thea 30H Ms i oe oe ge Go te lost of these important substances, teed Hite ton Grenier bata Chin | Also Women’s Long Line Suits—38 to 48 Bust “When you consider that the potato In all shades in Kid and Suedes,§ | every form. “Also in baking @ potato by the| we have and they have been able | Oxfords and High Boots. ts an American et, having emi-| average method the inner part stick®| ¢ store up a large quantity of | 2 A shoe that ¢ nes gracefulness The importance of this move waa| grated to the ol de, it ie at once} |i 4 io the skin, and when tne] potatoes, not only for humans 9 F oslvemerel ts cose bap tr strongly set forth to me by Mr. Sweet,| realized by th comparigons that] iin ig not eaten the valuable su bat fer cattle | q 24. 0 ° 2 fo o ha have n a ide: Whitin‘ : t Bee Fi ey. irarraraivy itiek Dhetilt lta _ f . ay wh has hha aye Oey er the peluis nh stan lost, Then again, in boil- “Thus the war is teaching us | 511 6th Ave., near 3ist St. lew a Behe wie laced ua al wena: nK bes In the skin, muca of] yalues of food products, espe- | Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 58 34 Ave. near 10th St, NBME REPS UF GORRISARAKIGb8 m yot “The petate will play a most |e Nutritive value ts destroyed in| eially potatoes, that have here- 5 consid om y' i reeling off the skin. 7 N' important part in: supplementing | Peeling off the s eer earar et gut ela} NO CREDITS . NO EXCHANGES the wheat crep. It.is bound to “where the skin is not objectionable jousands Ls our potatoes have Bb Monel nahn Def € I 7 i ould be eaten in order to retain, cone to waste for want of proper . TACT AVA A AU AN ZAU AQUARIAN DOO ORE OOG jominant factor in the |!t should be ea b ; it has in Germany, | these essentials. |preservation, In Germany they have WOMEN’S SUIT SHOP—Balcony Floor zed all the oversupply not only nan food but animal as well, great reserve has been es-| ion of the potato “The potato might be steamed or 1 Infants’ and Vw ph rly gy] boreal gr Children’s Wear |) §\ -===eeeeroEr—™= Take a War Stamp with your change to-day. All stores sell them. phtquyes un Best & Co, oo» || Franklin Simon s Co | Reg.Trade Mark [| McCutcheon’s, made of Dimities, Chambray, Crepe, and Domestic Ginghams are most enticing. There are simple, sturdy garments for romping children at play and there are more elaborate clothes for dress-up occa- sions. All at moderate prices. Parts Fifth Ave. at 35th St. 1234 Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Established 1879 Will Close Out—THURSDAY Best & Co. Clothes iF will stand the acid test of 145 SMALL CHILDREN’S COATS good service and good value iad asi 4 Tailored or dressy coats in this season’s desirable Play Dresses— With Bloomers, of Blue and Pink Gingham. 2 to 6 years, $2.50 and 2.95; 6 to 12 years, $3.50 up. The long service of every Best & Co. garment is not alone models and colors; of burella cloth, wool Jersey or 7 50 Of White and : araRe, ‘ ; checked worsteds. Heretofore $9.75 to $18.50 ° colored Dimity, 2 to \ assured you by Best & Co., but also by the garments themselves. | 6 years, $3.75, 4.50 That is why we use only all-wool tested fabrics, the finest and 5.25; 8 to 14 | linings, interlinings and silk sewings. | SMALL CHILDREN’S HATS years, $6.75 to 10.75. ‘ F : That is why we tailor them and design them ourselves in Boys’ Wash Suits— our own shops. That is why we can afford to be responsible cidaled idbiihenie Oliver Twist models, for our garments. Nothing on our part has been left undone Hats of Milan or fancy straws, many trimmed eg years, $2.95 to and we assume full responsibility. | with ribbon, flowers or oa Fal ecg re to $6.98 2 00 -50, } eretofore $2.95 to $6.95 . | Tae Dre Our good values are possible through our own direct to you fants’ Dresses— | oni ahieaki eliminating a ‘ ie 2 Picath Haba sds | tailoring organization, eliminating all manufacturer's profits NO CREDITS ’ NO_ EXCHANGES in long and short ‘ : ‘ * f ‘ - sizes, $1.50 to 37.50. ve anny Distinctive Best «@ Co. Young Men's Clothes— INFANTS’ SHOP—Fifth Floor We also have an attractive line of Hand- § | Knicker Suits for Boys A New Service . = . ——$—_——$—— Embroidered long and short Infants’ Coats 5 sit aaatag Bryer) : ss eee in Crepe de Chine and Cashmere, as well as 7 10 To yrs. " > Ia dae AL SI ob ; iN nid el dainty Hand-made Caps and Bonnets. Raaliiely “hoice fabric popularity by building tine clothes, U y Pp: Exclusive models, choice fabrics ready for service, that will appeal Maids’ and Nurses’ Aprons in a large as- from here and abroad. strongly to young business, pro- OT a 0 i sortment. : Every garment of assured bit fessional and college men—men | satisfactory service, exclusive style who are critical in taste, who de- Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets and excellent values, 13.50 to 35.00 mand authoritative style and ex- 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Stress { ’ |! The Best & Co. smart styles are cellent value. (Bb BW Bw vbw BBY (BV/ 0 BYR BW BBV DW BW BV BY/4WV BV BW BD | exclusive here, and the same good To have this department known o | quality and value are only obtain- quickly and favorably, a series of 1 58 Giant Photographs = = SN | able here. 7 ‘al special prices have been inaugu- a —— a = | pecia 7. rated, 9 4 Knicker Suits for boys, ages 7 Young Men's Suits and Spring f| aken Near Ypres Kemmel essWomen's Shoe » to 18 years, made from the same Coats, regularly $28.00" and : fine fabrics used in our $13.50 and | — $32.50, 24.50 A Wh B A ; This ay emma lt he tc $16.50 ah, Included are all vung Men's Suits and Spring 1 ’ apaunie, miens, many styles in which ; short ds from our ney p a0 & pe | A. REED CUSHION h ihe a ape 11.50 Coats, regularly $32.50 and ie, ee tailoring plant..+++++: $57.50, 28.50 Arras and Courcelette ecommend for women whose . satenben line te ee The Men’s Haberdashery Shop Shows the New Things | hours daily, : | x , s : i Gale a You Never Pay More at Best's ri ret “The Most Wonderful War Pictures ere is a comfortable shoe that gives its wearer the well shod appearance that busi- ane : in the World.” ——SS |i | ness demands, The yield | i se extends Hie : ne \= f eS ¥e ‘ Clorld 1918 Straight from the shoulder war talks by MAJOR M. S, energy and so helps prevent | SOLD ONLY A = ‘ : Nee WHEW IT | backache after a long day at 87th st on the feet. The cushion will 12 Park Place surprise aod delight you Woolworth Bldg extreme. exhaustion aad 1872 Biway; BOEHM, of the 169th Canadian Battalion, and his associ- Poultry Live Stock and Agricultural Annual ates, who have seen active service on the Western Front, ; MAY BE OBTAINED FREE At The World’s Main Office and All Branch Offices. On application copies of The World's Poultry Book wili be forwarded free of charge by mal. A complication of advertisements covering all branches of the Poultry and Live Stock Industries. Best places to get seeds for kitchen garden planting. es, dogs, live stock generally, &c., &e. See the Heroic Views of Men Going Over the Top— and scores of other gripping scenes, with the faces of the men so clear that many have been recognized by their relatives and friends. 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