Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

our lives those days Habits ana
NN'onW count Tor naught Patriot
'Hn' demands that iu mAnking any
l''Hlon We constantly keep IN mind
VIVA Do best Tor our country. This
IN n" lllNe Tor solfish Interests Each
''l' patriot is helping in cyery pos.
slblc manner We hear tho sio.
sans. Fight or Give" "f'ight or
work. Food VIII win tho war
ana "a" are u run nttunc with the
'"umenI. but what are We going
u da about ~
ut usB4U4ldcr this matter care.
| 'u'lN ana .hH iinprfsuualiy "a ID H
possible Il 80 under present strenu.
uuH conditions.
What rcndluatment can The bo,.e.
Nlie mako ana Whlgh should sho
make To- bo Of tho greAts.t national
service at thh timo7 II Ia Y,ncr.
aIly conceded that three forces viii
WIN this war FOR us namely. men.
Hhlps ana food The housewife IL
NlAliy concerned IN all three but IL
IN thr last named force which All
oohtedo II To large extent within
her control That the farmer ara
NE housewife are responsible for thr
food supply N an acknowledges fact
The housewife has followed nitb.
lully wherever the food Administer.
uon has led and ahe IL constantly on
lh" lookout TO find still more effi.
rieht methods OF food conservation.
nut a.oa rule she has not given scr.
iouS thought TO organizing her buy
Ing.
A Budget Nco0,Say.
To begin with, one must have "A
housohold budget TO guide her This
budget determines for her bst how
muoh money she Ia at liberty 10
spend for food.
through careful study OF the food
pdministration bulletins aud the lee
lures given upon timely food sub.
lecta by experts she will next decide
which foods give the most value Tor
the money expended.
Keep In Mind Value OF Food.
IN buying, she should keen In her
| NINA the real value OF food Az dln
lnkulshed from the money value
The money paid over the counter
~ only one element 10 oopsider in
the value OF food. Suitability 10 TIE
purpose, the quality, convenience. the
Apsohce OF waste, and the money
paid, are all factors TO consider m
determihing the real value OF a food.
Next, she must determine what
plan OF buying IL best suited 10 her
needs She may help lower tho cost
oI tood 10 her community Rs well as
70 herself BY paying cash. requiring
,ess aeuNery service and less time OF
the clerks and telephone girls Ench
housewife must decide these matter.
according TO her circumstances. but
she should give tho matter the care.
tul consideration which II deserves.
buy with Definite Plan.
l--uo over the supplies In the
store-room. pantry. and emergency
shelf, Decide just what you need
and the quantity.
2--Plan 10 buy 40 that All buI,v
ana heavy supplies may be dellvered
at ono time Plan 20 carry home
purchases when possible.
make out a careful list suited
TO your own practical needs and IN
accord with the latest suggestions OF
the Food Administration.
Go TO the market and see wha
IL offered. Select carefully, keeping
In mind that the best food Is the
most economical food to buy.
e-tlNc the dealer an opportunity
to explain the new foods on the
market Take time to read the label.
u IL the manufacturers guarantee
OF quality products.
6-Demand quality foods and re.
fuat TO buy others. This will en-
courage the dealer 10 supply only
the best He gives his customers
whatever they demand.
Study the markets and buy
such foods aH are most plentiful AT
the time. The Food Administration
through the press keeps VA informed
S-Read all food news aud adapt
your buying cordingly. This will
help win the War. Wherever possible
organise buying clubs In your neigh
borhood. This will simplify market
Ing and result In better service. better
| foods and lower cost
For help In organizing your club
also for a practical household budget
write Jean Prescott Adams. In care
OF this paper.