"Here sir" at your service : Be patriotic! Use more potatoes and ship more wheat. Be economical! Use potatoes in place of higher priced foods. Be physically fit! No food can replace potatoes. They carry mineral matter which the body must have. Be loyal to Connecticut! Use the potatoes the farmers have grown. You can get bulletins on the storage and use of potatoes by applying to United States Food Administration Committee of Food Supply. 36 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn. Fill your bin now

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