In the end the siar scare will be
a good thing for the United States. ;
1 1 will encourage sugar-beet farming, j
.vhich will improve vast areas of now j
-.inpront--e" land. The sugar-beet
tops and pulp, when returned to the j
soil, enrich it afld make it suitable i
" X?3 United States has only 514,606 stiffe1' :han other ktnd3- Are flne after
Beef Ijoaf.
Two pounds of steak ground, 4
crackers ground fine, 1 egg, 2 scant
cups milk, butter size of an egg, add
j salt and pepper to taste and if liked a
i little chopped onion. Mix all ingre-
dients and bake in bread tins in mod.
j erate oven.
Potato Doughnuts.
One cup sugar into which stir 1 cup
hot mashed potato, 1 1-3 eups sour
milk, 3 teaspoons lard, salt and spice
to taste, 1 teaspoon soda. Mix a trifle
a res in sugar oeets, wn:ie Europe
has 8,008,606 aeres but there is
iT.ough available sugar-beet aereage
i:i the United States to raise all the
sugar in the whole world. Mean
time, even at present high priees, it is
best for Qolden Age readers to buy
sugar during March, Apr:!, and May,
a day or two.
Eggless Pumpkin Pie.
One heaping cup stewed pumpkin,
1-2 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon molasses,
pineh salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon and
ginger, 2 eups milk and two good slu
ed crackers rolled fine. This makes
None to Dealer
j Tpihis To Su;t j
During the Three Hour Sale, we
offer you this strong, serviceable
Rocker at a price actually less than
its today's cost, in carload lots.
