The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-07
triotic duty at this time.
A SUGGESTION

great assistance to them il they will
advise their customers to keep rec
ords of their -four and sugar pur-
chases on calender.
This will be a great help to both
consumer and dealer.
PUBLIC EATING PLACES
RULE mo public eating place,
boarding house, restaurant, cafe, or
hotel, shall be allowed to purchase
sugar without submitting certificates
for such purchases to the dealer or
dealers from whom the sugar is
purchased.
RULE mo public eating place
shall serve more than one-ninetieth
Of pounds of sugar approximately
1-3 of an ounce to any one person
at any meal.
RULE 3.-No public eating place
is allowed to serve sugar from
bowls placed on tables or counters.
, public eating places are urged to di-
vide two pounds of sugar into ninety
parts and place such parts in small
envelopes or containers to be served
to the individual patrons, or with the
individual meal and to mark on such
containers that the allotment Of
sugar is fixed by the United States
Food Administration.
RULE 4.-Public eating places OBJ
tanning certificates for the purchase
of sugar will not be allowed to sell
exchange, or otherwise dispose of
such certificates to other public eat
ing places, or to other persons, and
will be held to strict accountability
of all certificates issued to them
Any violation of this ruling or other
violation given herewith will result
in revocation of privileges to pur-
chase sugar and in cases of willful
evasion or violation of these rules
proceedings will be instituted for
further punishment under the United
State Food Administration laws.
RULE 5.--On and after August 4th
and until further notice public eat.
ing places in Florida will be allowed
to serve beef at one meal each day
of the week under the following
j.. schedule, Sunday dinner; Monday
supper; Tuesday breakfast; Wednes
r day dinner; Thursday supper; Fri
}, day breakfast; Saturday dinner. Nc
1 restrictions on the kind of beef
q served or the style in which served
i at the meals designated, provided
Q that only one style of beef be served
! at each meal mentioned No restric
}. tons on by-products of beef or YEA
r but no variation from above schedule
I will be permitted, in order that uni
!. formity be obtained at all public eat
+ ing places.
CONSUMERS
RULE Persons residing in the
State Of Florida are entitled to moi
more than two pounds of sugar pei
person per month, based on the mum
Der of people in the family, and nc
purchases of more than two pounds
at one time, shall be made by any
person or family, when such person
or family resides in the city or else
!. to the point of purchase and in the
event that the purchaser resides In
the country Tor five miles or more
from available point of purchase
five pounds may be purchased; but
in no event shall the amount so pur
( chased exceed the monthly per CAPT
a ia allowance as stated above.
t RULE 2.-Consumers requiring sug
|. ar for home canning and preserving
1 are allowed not more than twenty
1 five pounds for such home canning
;, or preserving, and in securing sucl
8 allowance they must make regular
1 application on forms authorized b,
:. the United States Food Administra
4 ton, such forms to be furnished b,
and to bear the signature or staml
of the County Food Administrator O
. the County in which the purchase
t resides.
g RULE 3.-No consumer securin,
l. sugar under these rules will be al
# lowed to trade, exchange, or dispos
n of such purchases as they may make
either directly or Indirectly to anoth
It er person; nor shall any purchase
# be allowed to make duplicate pun
: chases at different stores.
1t RULE All private consumer
h or families will be subject to a stric
s observance of these rules, and in an
f. event of discovery that any purcha:
er has violated these regulations, an
has secured more than their allot
e ment of sugar, the County Food Al
y ministrator, or other representative
II of the United States Food Admin: