Battle Creek Sanitarium School of Home Economics - Nucleus Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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2 WHY EAT BRAN Because- l. It contains most of the cellulose of Wheat. 2. Practically all of the mineral salts. 3. A part of the valuable protein. 4. A noticeable quantity of starch. No food ration is complete Without these elements, but the most valuable thing about the use of Bran is its laxative effects. KELLOGG'S BRAN fCo0l2edl is palatable and convenient for every day use. A few spoonfuls mixed with your food every meal is a Wonderful aid to health. Its gentle laxative qualities are such that it Hnds a useful place in every C home. - g The genuine Kelloggds Bran is packed in large green cartons. Price ZSC. THE KELLOGC FOOD COMPANY Battle Creek, Mich. E. C. Fisher 85 Company Bolster BOOKS NEWS I STATIONERY Tested cmd Approved vici-ROLAS Apparel KODAKS ATHLETIC GOODS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Call and See display 12 and 14 west Main sf. Battle Creek - - - Mich. 103 -

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T 65 YEARS IN BUSINESS Q91 attuned Eank Pays 4 Per Cent Interest on Savings Deposits - The United Szfazfes Gofoernineni Deposits with This Bank SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN SMALL DEPOSITORS RESOURCES, SIX AND ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS When Quality Counts Leo E. Mingus Fine Photo Finishing No. 28 No. Washington Ave. The Proof? ,li-ii DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS Bell Phone 3197-W Citz. Phone 2295 107 I One Trial.

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School of Home Economics ffljfiliatecl with the Battle Creek Saniiariumj A T he Sanitarium School of Home Economics prepares young Women for professional posi- t i tions as dietitians in hospitals, sanitariums, mu- nicipal and industrial institutions. The two-year course of study for dietitians and teachers includes medical dietetics, hygi- ene, food chemistry and institutional housekeep- ing and administration. ' In addition, the school offers a practical one- year course for housekeepers. y Illustrated prospectus upon request. LENNA FRANCES COOPER Director School of Home Economics BATTLE CREEK - - ' Fall Term Begins September l7, 1917 MICHIGAN 109