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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

On tbs 18th day 81 June 1910. 81
1:30 o'clock p. m, at public Gu
To the highest bidder for cash
the said personal property, or -
much thereof n may be necessary
to pay the debt secured by said
mortgage, and interest and reason.
able expenses, unless the same i
sooner redeemed as provided BY Law:
Dated AZ Watertown, s. D., tni4
issh day Of June. 1910.
Advance Thresher Co.
Mortgage. Wascrtown. $. &.
j. E. Spooner. agent for Mortgagee,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

To the qualified voters OF
Nagner ln6eEenent school dis.
trict N the county 81 Charles
Mix, soath Dakota.
Notice j. erebv given that
on / sesday. thu alst day of
June, 1916, ~ in tho third
Tuesdit Of June tie annual
election Of said district will be
held al >chuol house in the city
OF Wagner II Wagner Iudsren-
schud e!strics Charles Mix
couniy, :. D., for III purl ose
al e'ecting two members OF the
Board If fdaeasion.
The polls # sid elet ton
will b. "a on 1T niue O'CLOCK. a
M, Of sad cav ana close al
four o'clo *. p. III of same
day.
Dated thi. 10Th day Of June,
1910.
s. L. Cab'e,
Clerk Of Board OF Education.
Wagner Independent School
District (harloS Nfiw C,up.v
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

we have an up-to- date tin
sflon, and are in position 10 z i've
you excellent service in house
eavespoutiug, and all work in
that Ann.
A. Mckeuna HwT. Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

The Far COOPERATIVE
Association Of Wagner have just
received a car load of barb wire
and woven-Wire fencing. which
will be disposed of at prices
that are right. 1t you have
fencing to do, come in and lie : US
figure with you.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

BRING Us Your accounts for
collection. Strict attention civ
en- to business. G. c. johnson.
Office in rooms over New Era.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Home sugar cured cornal
beef, salt pork. Dol ogua and
winners at Jos Pobuda 4 Sons :.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets viii brace up the nerves, ban
ish sick headache, prevent dependency
and i%nvieorate the whole system. Sold
by all dealers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

] have taken up two horses
a gray and hav, weight abou
800 pounds each. as strlyS.
Owners can have Sama bv prov
ing p1operty and p. ying charg
eS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17
AshCrove Flats

Mrs. Davis's health is imnrovln.
some this week.
Joe Beattie is improving his house
with u fresh coat Of paint
Some parties caught a lot Of fish
in Choteau creek the other day.
lrans Breach took an overland
trip to Nestiield. Iowa, this week.
Nels Sorenson bought a double
row cuitIvator and now he can p,ow
lots Of corn.
:. y. Overgaard went To St. Paul
last week to see his sister, who Il
quite sick.
The Carroll and others in that To-
cality know what il is to be visited
BY a severe hail storm.
Webster Nets we'll filed up with
sa-d but as he was fortunate enopg
t, get a w ell machine at cnoe ind
was only short Of water two DAYS.
We were just infor med that a
bachelor living this side of Wagner
was offered Sl25.0 90 per acre for il
farm. We wonder If ii was some
widow woman or old maid that
wanted it and expected to get the
man in the bargain.
Our road boss done some fine grad
ing for US. Ii he would keep tie
grader running there might be some
fine roads in Bryan township. But
the most of our roads are like Bry-
ans work, never completed.
Pain anywhere stopped in 20 min.
utes sure with one of DIR. Shops Pink
|25-cent box. Ask your Doctor or Drug
gist about this formula Stops woman
~ pains, headache, pains anywhere.
write DR.. Shoop, Racine, .is., for free
trial to prove value. +. X. Pinard.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is sod
- d guarantee that it you are not sat.
and drives away the pain. Sold by alI
isfied after using two-thirds of "A bottle
according to directions, your money
will BE- refunded. 1T Is up To you To
try. Sod by all dealers.
Home sugar cured cornel
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Special Offer on Mems Pants
IS to S. values, to cleal ..... $685.
Regular $3.50 values will 90 At $3.50
Regular $3.75 values will 60 At 2.65
$50 par mems pants, up to So
values, to clear ........... SIS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Geo. Abdalla
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Clerk Of Board OF Education.
Wagner Independent School
District, Charles Mix County,
Wagner. South Dakota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Exceptional Values in
Spring Wash Goods

All that remains Of many kinds q
Spring Wash Goods must 90 now, and
mere are the prices. These goods at
these prices win be wen bought ior
future use, when same goods win be
selling at much higher prices
One lot Of &c Dark Gray Prints and
small lot Of light colored printsi
quantity limited 70 customer,
This sale at, per yard ..,... Sc
One lot 81 good quality Ginghams 10
new style. an perfect goods, cling
ham made to seIl for zoe and that
has been the universal price. These
styles are Plaid Stripes and Checks
IL nearly all eolors ia a variety Of
styles This one weeks reduction
sale for 6 1-2c per yard. This L
Ilae less than common apron ging
hams and size less than regular
price. Do you want them at 4 2e
One lot 81 Dimitiesi one lot Of lse
Chiffon n oolarsi one lot Of l5e
Muslinsi alI On one table your
choice for, per yard ....... 90
One lot Of 20c Madras for shirts one
lot Of pc scotch Percale IN small
patterns your choice Of the lot at
per yard ......-.12 1.2c
All Of orr colored Linens for ladies'
waists and suits, also for ehildren's
coats ana dresses Linens that sell
FOR 25c, 35e and SOC per yard, a good
assortment Of SOC Linens your
choice Of the lot now At balf the
price Of the best ones, per yard Acc
All Of our s2ineh Madras There
are few 25e Scotch Ginghams
This sale, per yard .~ 15e
All Of our Scotch Ginghams that were
25c and 2ac az new goods and new
styles, this sale per yard 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
t. Only SIX days anc
The following pric =
The following af
Every article here VIII
White Goods

White Good fof ladies' ana ehildfens
dresses and indies gaista tie heaFieF
kinds ior ladies' underwear the lighter
tot babies dresses
1hirty-three-inch White Persian lawn
very dnn, a0-eent cloth taia
sale at ......, 30
White 8o.nch Lingerie very ane
25e cloth, ellis one week zoe
English Long Cloth cue 81 the best
for corset covers q muslin under
wear, our Use Long cletl just toF
this livestock sale, 11e PEI yard
Of, for tile piece $I.2S
One let 81 4o-inch Long Cloth an ise
cloth, this sale per yard 1Se
Thirty taree.in Sse Scotch Mercer
lied Stripe ii blue and black stripe
these tor gents fancy hirtss at 25e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Pillow slips 100 each at Abbott's.
Sale Of ladies' hose tonight At
Vaugnan's-
The public IS requested to trade at
union stores and with clerks VINO wear
the union button.
Notice All trespassefs an my straw
berry field Oh the French estate viii be
prosecuted Z. J Mead
Eugene Houphton, q mail clerk from
Claremont N. FL, il passing a short va
cation st The home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hoyt.
See that you are trading with a clerk
who wears the union button All clerks
not having buttons can obtain them Of
j. 4. Callaghan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

The Republican voters Of the city Of
Barre are requested to meet at the
Barre opera house Friday, July + 1910
lac 1880 p. ma for the purpose of elect
ug twenty.oHe delegates and twenty
one alternates 70 attend Tue Republican
county convention to be held at Mont
pelier, Vt, July 10 1910 at 1000 a, m,
to nominate candidates for three sena
tors. two assistant judges to the county
count Judge Fl probate states attorney
sheriff and high hailif; also to transact
any other business that may properly
come Before the caucus
Per order Republican city commIttee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Ladies silk Dresses

Here Is Inc 81 Dresses that are
good All Che season Or any aeasoni but
We have 4 number o. odd Dresses n 4
nmabor Of different styles chat We are
making extra low figures On to close at
once.
Al odd Dresses go into thi. sale 20
close at oneFourtn off frcm the reg
ular price These are both the one and
two piece Dresses
This means that Dresses that sold 81
si4oQ win now cost you only 1924
You weuId pay almost as much Cor
the silk.
ln this lot IF Dresses are a few odd
Black SIX Dresses that sold at
$500 Now, y close, al $3.50
There are a few oeiored Dresses in
this lot that ARE braided These
sold at $3.50 Vow only S123s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Sheets and Pillow Slips

This sale, Il held two months earlier
would have shown heavy lossi as il Is
nov, we are charging it mp 10 market
fuctuation. This comes aud goes. just
now you are buying these goods for
less TIM we could have owned them
any time during the last two years
Pillow Slips ia good heavy even
cotton in two sizes, 90x42 and S6x
IS inches your choice Of the two
sizes for this week only no later
-at. each .a............,4. 1Oe
All Pillow Slips in our stock, this
takes IN Hemstitehed Slips, at a dis.
count for this one week
Good heavy fine Bleached Sheets, Six
90, now, just for this week, az,
each .t........,..st. .s....' coo
Any sheet in our stock at discount
any day Of this sale We make this
discount rataer than mark down goods
that after the sale will have % Be
marked back again. II keeps them look.
ing better than when all marked over
with two prices
we viii put in stock Monday two
yard.wide iull-length Bleached Sheet
cheaper than you ever saw them.
Raw cotton is % cents per pound.
These prices would hardly Indicate if
and there is no sign Of is getting any
less; 50, just now is q good time to
buy for immediate, i not for future,
use
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Herbert Gould Of Barre was IN town
Friday
Clifton Iawless Of Montpelier - stop.
ping at y. Pray if'ss for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Kelley Of Wind.
sor visited at George =. Pray's over
Sunday
Mrs I Z. Lawless visited her moth
e., Mrs. Ellen Nye Gray, in Peacham
last week.
Mrs Henry Chaplin fell On her piazzs
week ago and broke d rih She was
quite badly bruised and shaken up.
The ladies' circle will hold straw
berry festival at Union yestry hall next
saturday night July 2. Ladies are re-
quested to bring cake
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Ladies White Dresses

We have few Ladies' White Dress
skirts that are good values They are
made Of serges and mohairs These are
a little mussed Or soiled
We are putting what We have left q
these skirts into iris sale at one-hali
the original price to close.
This sale takes ii what we have Of
Ladies White Dresses that We carried
over from last year The most 81 them
are two.piece Dresses These 30 into
this cleanup sale at less than half the
cost d the skirt alone
.At sI8s are five White Dresses in
muslin. dotted Swiss and linen-tn-
ished goods. These are Dresses that
sold at 1915, s5as and $3.50 Now
at ......... .. s10s
At s29s "a White Linen Dress
made plated waist and full.plaited
skirt. This Is Dress that sold at
$3.50, and We sell il now at SOS
At s89s Il White shrunk Lawn
Dress finished with muslin inser
ton, uas full-plaaed skirt, was
$3.50. Now at ..........s s39S
At one.half price are two fine Mua
lin Dresses finished in lace insertion.
These ore just soiled and mussed.
They sold at slAoo and s2200.
AT s50s s one White Dress, made
81 fine French muslin, finished
with fine lace insertion u e a
Dress chat sold al $3.50 Now at
only ........ s50s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
TALK OF The TOWN.

stoek.reducing sale AZ Abbott's.
cred Devil7 81 cigar Lander's store
Sale Of children's summer goods ct
Faughan's.
The Plymouth Rock eouon hammock j.
the best one manufactured; the Frank
McWhorter company has them.
Mr. Fisherman: A small bottle Of
askeeter Skoot" win save the annoyance
Of black flies, etc, on your next fishing
trip. Sold only at the Red Cross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Nofiee n nv pubIie

All stores ID this city Will close at
$50 p. M On an days during July,
August and September, with the ex-
ctption of Mondays and Saturdays
Stores win also close every Wednesday
noon during July and August. A. 4.
Pierce, recording secretary, r. g I, P. A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Table Linens

This IS. as you WIN see by TIE ioliow-
ing prices pretty good time 70 buy
Table Linens. This sale oompsls liz %
make some very low prices Restau-
rants ana hotels should take advantage
Of this sale. as Che prices arc loss than
they could buy whole pieces At other
times
A very ane White Mereerized Dam
ask. our old o0e number. now Per
yard. It .....~ 45e
sixty-cent pure Linen unbieaehed
Damask, O. iuenes vide, this sale
...,.... ...,..sa 500
.sixt1-fve cent RIeaebed AZ Linen s9-
inch namask, this sane per gard ace
Sixty eisht-ineh ail Pure Linen Dam-
AK III best patterns in SIC spe
cial this week at s'5eI
An 81 our best sl00 fan Linen Bleiched :
Damsss, this week. quantity limit
Cd e . customer at per yard Use
a special discount On every piece 81
Damask IL our stock for tbis safe. Ns
are going 70 reduce stock and if Is going
q Be done this sale week
All Table Napkins marked down fer
this sale week. You take your choice
and AIT Just what you want
seyenteen-inch an pure Linen Cnlsh
our l21ae Crash 70 reduce this loE
We make tile price. pr rnra Zoe
One l8t Of an pure Linen tmss Towel
ing our lse Toweling this safe
per yard lie
Less than cost of half linen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Hose Supporter

We are 1rerstockad here, 20 have tax
en- a limited quantity Of our 2sc
and Dos Supporters and marked
them half price, 70 now you can
buy q 25e Pad Supporter for II 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
Muslin Understands
Reduced in Price

To dispose Of lot Of White Muslin Underskrts ofwhch
we have quite number too many have made deep
cut This good opportunity for you buy
81. 50 neatly embroidered skirt, reduced to SI75
$500 embroidered and trimmed Skirt reduced to Sl.5O
Bl.50--an excellent Skirt-reduced to Sis
S.2S Skirt-too many Of the kind-reduced to IS
HOO Skrt-too many Of the kind-reduced to rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-28
& ABBOTT x GO ri ABBo & - G. { AbBoll 80 a. & DDo :
June Stock Reducing Sale
SaturdaY mani.

This sale started Monday and will close Saturday nigh
these before the 18th Of July We have TOO many goods
are so low that all quantities should be reduced BY this sale
part Of Saturday page advertisement in The Times
be to you money saver.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
Ho0SIER CLAY WORKERS s.
LOCKED OUT BY BOSSES

49, . MA
BRAZIL. Ind. May ga :Aght
Tor the open: shop principle in the
clay factories Of this city was. inaug-
urated Monday when 1900 men en-
ployed In thorn found the doors closed
against them when they went Ito
work. *, .1:= +. E. s.
.. For the past ten days organizers
Tor the labor unions have been here
and finally organised the Clay Work
ers' union, taking In practically all
the msn employed in the industries
In this city. ::
Recently the union met and ad-
opted q resolution demanding: a de-
crease Of hours and an increase in
wages, the demand being so drawn
that the men would get for the few
Or hours more than they mAde-be-
fore. j., .@zts:-- %-.s Eta.% j.. - 500,
It seems that the owners OF seven
OF the ten factories were meeting at
the same time, and they determined
not to recognize the union under any
circumstance. On the seven: facto-
,rfes were. posted notices reading:
CLOSED Indefinitely The remaining
three factory owners ARE, expected to
close their factories tomorrow.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
mo VOTE, NO TAX IS I
. {: 4. THIS GIRLS SLoG GAN

CHICAGO, May. 20.--M ISIS la :, !:
vel Philips, known as the most
beautiful woman in = her native :.
state of South Dakota, land own
erii cowgirl and society leader; ~.
going tour her state fn an ;,
ant mobile this spring, urging
h the men tto " 6te for the amend =:
ln.leanlt to the stalte 81 constitution to
*klve the suffrage rights to
women. IS; 5ss4 . s,,::.
=s. Miss ,hilips says she has the
/ same right to vote as her BROTH;
:iers have, { and it was principally
through her efforts that the. pro-
posed amendment to the consti-sy
tuition Of South Dakota was
drawn UP and III bnitted to the
voters. 4 .: ,.I3s: .s. W.:
3. :.; ~ Why shouldn't vote = she
demands. ~ own land IN. my own
right. ana = have to pay taxes
i on n: 5. st 80 E,' r:
Miss Philips is taking an actlve :,
part In the i'.atno vote, no tax
movement started here. ,:< .:z*
Miss Philips has promised that.
) II the move is succ essful, she
will borrow 4 team of -: buffalo
from her father. !: on the home
Y ranch near Fort Pierre, S. D.,
and drive It at the head of:ssthe
suffragist parade down State
street. ,..,5 -. = s.: :: 81 ,:::::'
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
SEEK 10. DEPoRT GIRL 80,
FOR 0FFENsE COMMITTED
AGAINST STATES LAWS

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-with an
admitted income ,ofaon1y Sc or 81 a
week. earned In 2 packing house,
Urszalia Zakonaite, a Lithuanian girl
of St. Louis, has appealed to: the su-
prenne Court of the United States for
the privilege of remaining in Amer
lea. The Department Of Commerce
and Labor has ordered her deported
on the charge that she has engaged
in improper practices within three
years after landing In this country.
1t is claimed on behalf OF the girl
that, inasmuch az no charge was
made that she was Of improper char
acter when she came to America, the
federal government exceeds it's power
in attempting to deport her for what
can be- nothing more than an Of
Tense against the state. In order to
sustain the latter claim, It Is urged
that the chastity clause OF. the I'M
migration act Of 1907 is unconstitu-
tional. =. - -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
AMONG THE UNIONS

, i
The prospects OF establishing the
et9ht- hour day among the carpenters
tn Portland are very ,brixht. q. az
+ SIXTY ss'atcAr'aen wore killed In the
Chicazo switchtnE yards IN stl,irtesn
months from Jsn' ], 1909. 80 Jan. 81,
1910. hi. pit. s ii IS: s. 81
& II Scotland tho widow of COM
positor WHOSE Death ~ w. caused BY
lead poaaonine wss awarded $1,as0
ana funeral sxpensee. Il. s9 9:s- ,s..5ss
The referendnm vote Of the Wash
1nston state Federation Of Labor On
the motion 70 org9ntse 9 state Labor
party has carried lI ey = vote q three
to one. g.,. .zs s.* g. 4 ].
Inst yeAr the International Cigar.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21

but that it would as well injure his
reputation. In othar Newspaper omces,
whore obedience to ones superior, as
IA any we'll regulated organisation, 10
Z man's first duty under all circum-
stances. -. 49, LIZ. .5 ;,>#.
'Why. man." he exclaimed question
1ngly. you're surely not going e run
this storyr' %,5. !. :. '-ss
Before Brand could give an answer
10 this last question, even e he had. In
tended to Do 90, Nolan broke IN on the
pair. N. q. Il & III @s
MI. Nolan" began Brand, lyon
have heard the whole STORY q this
miserable affair. both sides of -Bar-
teimy' and my. oMn. from souI own
lips. hatsyer idafena9 81 exrla ~ ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
SOUTH DAKOTA WOMEN.
= ISSUE UNIQUE POSTER

PIERRE, 8: D.. May 2o.-south
Dakota this year Is =. center Of in
terest to the followers OF the banner
Votes for Women for it is a. cam
paign state. Next fall, at the gen
eral election, the men viii vote on
an amendment to the state constitu-
ton which gives the ballot to the
women. & >.,.~ 49, ....,,s,. q. -. 2. y.
One OF the many posters used to
attract attention to the suffrage issue
is the following, which has caused
much comment: - ''....r
~ Dangerous to the State!
r.. Cannot Vote :" -
Idiots, criminals, lunatics
Your mothers, wives, daughters "
Men do you like this?
Change it 49,.
r Nov. 1910. r.. .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-21
KNOWLEDGE Of FOOD VALUES n
HELPS SOFTEN NIGH PRICES

A new book has just appeared by.
the professor of physiology in the
medical school 81 the Northwestern
University on Nutrition, and Dietet-
les. :" which 10 full OF interesting and
valuable information. ' s W 81 ss i 4 \
For Instance, it is very, important
for workingnen and others:o mod
est means to know that certain vege-s
Tables. together with milk and eggs,
will provide 81 as much energy, OF.
more, than the finest steak a food
is nutritious according to lts content
Of proteid. fat. carboh ydrate and fuel
value per pound, which is Technically
termed .calorics.',S Meat Ii the best
example OF, proteid food. 81 and starch:
and sugar 81. the carbohydrate. It Il.
worth while to note that Is COM
pared with p0rterhouse steak. which
contains in round numbers i 8 per
cent proteid and II per cent fat,
roasted peanuts contain more than 80
per cent sproteid and ~. per cent fat.
peanuts is nsround numbers 5000
calorics per pound. while that,o por-
terhouse steak ls only. 100. The
author says: III lone were to seek
some food to eat along with pea
nuts, which would maintain the body
In a condition Of proper nourishrnent,a
he might we'll choose q. fruit, SUCH
for example. as the apple. On q, diet.
Of peanuts and apples. assurp linz that
these foods were taken abste1Ilious1y
and were very thoroughly nastNated
in fact, pulverized---the body would
be maintained IN q proper state 81
nutrition for an indefinite period
Baked beans, the author says. may.
we'll be used az substitute for the
meat Of 9 dinner menu. The pro-
tein: OF. the legun1e is SO much like
the casein Of. milk that It has been
called vegetable casein, and is, Of
course, highly nutritious. . Is 4: s,..: . =
OF the cereals; wheat and oats FUR
nish more useful fuel than rice or
rye. Oatmeal has a. very high pro-
tein content, is the most nutritious OF
the cereal products, and even when
used alone will maintain life and en-
ergy for a long while. Ordinarily
rolled oats are insufficiently cooked;
they require, like the wheat prepara-
tons, at least forty-five minutes in
double boiler Oatmeal should be
cooked in double boiler for two or
three: hours. The. purpose Of this III
to dissolve and render fit. for diges-
ton the hard, cellulose covering Of
the grain, which in structure issin-
liar to wood. s. ......t 81
The potato is recognized as an In
dispensable article of diet, and is
widely used, both in Europe and
America. AS Is we'll known, it con-
tains a large amount Of starch, which,
when transformed into sugar BY the
digestive juices, renders it very nu-
tritious. In dietetfc value white and
sweet potatoes are: similar, and hence
it Is unnecessary to eat both kinds
at the same meal. For one Of the
two, 1t is better TO substitute beets,
turnips; spinach Or asparagus. Milk,
of course. is weH-Mght indispensa bic.
in that it contains both : food and
drink being comprised of about so
per cent water, per cent proteid,
3 per cent fat ands4 per. cent of milk
sugar. ' s..- =...: r. - 49,: =,