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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-03

Ollie Estes. well known Oklahoma
| City automobile salesman. is going lust
as fast these days in his new business
as he did selling cars. Since he bought
the Wardrobe Cleaning and PRESSING
establishment. 8l2 North Robinson
street, he has practically doubled the
business Two months ago all the busi.
ness could be handled with one delycrv
car and one Kaufman pressing ma
chine The increased trade has nsres
stated the adding of a new pressing
machine and another new delivery au.
tomoble An entirely new claiming
plant is now being installed. which will
be one Of the most up-to-date an the
city. .
Ollie Estes needs no Introduction TO
most Of the peopN in this city. In
1904 he Joined the fire department.
where he served with credit until 1911
when he was transferred to motorcycle
policeman being among the first in the
southwest He served the city in that
capacity until April Il. 1917. when he
resigned to enter the automobile bust
ness. A month ago he realized that the
future Offered greater opportunities in
another line so he purchased the Ward
robe Dry Cleaning and Pressing busi-
ness which is growing very rapidly
Ollie admits he knew nothing about the
cleaning business but has associated
with him men and women who are ex-
perts in their line and lnow every de-
tail Of the cleaning business
For prompt service 7rd Satisfactory |
work phone Walnut SO. 8l2 North !
Robinson. (AdvJ |
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Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
TAFT AND PERIG0RD
MAY COME IN AUGUST

II arrangements can be made Former
President Taft and Lieut.. Paul Pergord
will come here in August to speak at
a big meeting of the state council Of
defense. according TO word received
from the national council yesterday by
Chester Wcstfall, assistant secretary Of
the state council
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, July 3-The
test Of General Pcrshing's official
report today follows:
The communiquc follows: "Scc-
tion A-NcStcrday afternoon in the
Chateau Thicrry region our in
fantry with effective cooperation
from our batteries, Stormcd the vii
lagc OF Naux, the Bois de Ia Roche
and the ncighboring woods The
attack was made in cooperation
with the French on our right, who
advanced their line on Hill 2O4
Our own positions were advanced
on front OF a mile and a half and
10 a depth of one thousand yards.
The encmy'S losses in killed and
wounded were heavy. His regiment
holding the sector attacked offered
obStlnstc resistance and was prar-
ticilIy lnn'hilated. Our losses were
relatively slight.
"A German Counter-attack made
early this morning was also re-
pulsed The enemy again suffered
severely and left additional prison
crs in our hands. The prisoners
captured in the attack and counter
attack number over 500 and include
six officers. This increases the
total OF prisoners taken by our
troops in this vicinity during the
last month 10 nearly l.1CO.
The material cauturel hy Our
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-03
RED HEADED AND IRISH,
HEADS FIGHTING FAMILY

MILFORD, Del-Iames McCaficrty
Of Milford describes himself as "a full
blooded, red headed IriSh-Amcrican
who would like to helm lick the kaiser
lie has four sons in the United States
service and two sons in-law.
His youngest son. William Jennings
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INDIAN SAILOR AT HOME
TELLS OF SHIPS SINKING

ASHLAND. Wis-Samucl Virgins
Of the United States navy and sur
yivor of the merchant ship Tyler sunl
Nay 2 is at Odanah, visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Louis Wiggins. WiGCinS is
a Chippewa Indian He enlisted in the
navy in March, 1917 After serving in
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Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses
John Poole, ~ years old. Wynnewood
md Mrs Lulu O'DouuClly % years old.
Nashville. Tenn.
James Washington. 2S yenrs old Wa
tonga and Mittie Cruise, 10 years old,
bridgeport.
Charles A Hancock 2l yenrs Old ard
Mabel Boyer. - ytprs Old both Of Ok
lahoma CITY
Births
Mr. and Mrs Imsoy Evans, 40 West
fri'NO street, gil
Mr. aud MRS Arthur n Wheeler 1888
Linden avenue, hoy
Building Permits.
John Mckinney. ill3 West Thirty
first frame dwelling 81 900.
II. W Warner. I0l7 Euhank street,
repairs frame dwelling. 5000
G, S. Brown, l37 Enst Thirty fourth
street, frume garage, 500
John Donnell 1907 West Twenty
second street frnmc dwelling $4,000
G. c. clark, 1873 Wrst ~rhry- eighth
street. frame dwelling, s 600
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Bryan McCaiferty, reached his twenty
first birthday and was told by his fath-
er that he wanted him to register for
the draft The son said that there WAS
too much Irish fighting blood in him
to wait for the draft, and he enlisted
in the navy
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PRIVATE GEORGE W. LoCKIIART,
Walibburg, Utah.
PRIVATE GEORGE W LUCE, oxford
Mass
FRIvATE WALTER A. MAY, st.
Louis, Mo
PRIVATE RAYMOND H. NIEsEN,
TRTVXTE HENRY HANKow, chi
Cago
fRIvATE FRED W SCHULTZ, ouIn-
PRiyArE DAVID TARTIkoFT NAL
ALFRED &c wEIsBAKER, Newark. N.
Died Of Wounds Received In Action.
sERGr WILLIAM HOFFMAN. NIL
CoRPL. ROBERT r. HESS, 81. Paul
PRIVATE RAYMOND H. BENSON
North Woodstock Conn.
PRIVATE ALFRED II. MURRAY. New
York
Wounded In Action.
Corpl Harold r. McCurdy. Chicago.
prIyutos Thor A. Rylnuder. llostidale.
Mass HARRY T.. Clpuscn Chicago
Wv. W.sB.-
when Baby is Tecthing
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI.
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel troubles Perfectly harmless
See directions on the bottle (Adv)
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Death, following n paralytic stroke
claimed Senator Ben Tillmpn of South
Carolina, one of the picturesque states
men il the national congress at Wash
ngton today Senator Tillman had been
a member OF the upper house for TWEEN
ty-ieur years, and had long rrged
a big navy for the United States
Senator Swanson of Virginia is likely
TO succeed him as chairman OF the SEN
ate naval affairs committee.
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" ili4Nb Wv, lulN j. ne marine
corps casualty list Wednesday contained
forty names divided as follows:
Killed in action .,.....,.......... 80
Died OF wounds ...................
Wounded severely ................ 3
Killed In Action. :.
LIEUT.. VERNON l.. SOMERs, BloIom
sERGT. JOSEPH L. sIssLER, New
York
sERGT CLIFFORD L. BRocKwAY
sERGT. HAROLD CARMAN, Jamaica
sERGT PETER CONWAY. Chicago.
SEhGT. ARTHUR f. WARE. Fort
/ Scott, Kan
CokrL HARRY W ELLIOTT. Min.
C6RPL AMBROSE HUGHES, Madrid
N Y.
C0RPL RoLLN W LAIDLAw, Ha-
mCoRpL NAPOLEON j. LEBLANC
Chicago
CORrL HARLEY IT. STONE. Detroit
PRIVATE PALMER A. ADWELL. Rem
willie, MINI
PRIVATE IAN BRANDON. Clear
PRIVATE GEORGE I CHANDLER.
Wovery I'm. Ga.
PRIVATE MILFORD r. CoLLEY,
Wnynesvlle, Mo
go PRIVATE EARL NJ. COLLIER, Olathe.
Kan.
PRIVATE p. EATON. Corning N V
PRIVATE BUSTER A. ELLSWORTH.
Cripple Crock, Colo. 80
. PRIVATE HARRY j. W FIELD. Hat
FRrvArE THEODORE C. GRANT. ST
PRIVATE JOHN A. HAMMER. Bosa.
lusa La. q
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various capacities ke was made a msm-
Der OF gun crew.
The Tyler. bound for Toulon France.
with rock ballast was torpedocd when
lpO miles from port. The attack was
made without warning, and according
to Wiggins, eleven men we're lost.
W -----
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purify.
ing and enrihcing the blood You can
soon feel its Strengthening, Inyigorat-
ing Effect, Price o0c. (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-03

Candidates WlthdraW.-Arden l., Bull
lock OF Ada, who filed as n candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Judge Of
the Seventh district this morning tele-
phoned State Senator w. G. McAlister
and requested that his name be- with
drawn and not placed on the primary
election ballot AIdrich Blake OF Musko-
gee. who filed ms candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the logisla4
ture t~L.. zee county, also re-
queSted this morning that his name bo
Withdrawn.
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Cih1Bfiefs

Court Postponed. Owing TO the serious
Illness OF Mrs w. O Mitchell, wife of
Municipal Police Judge W .. Mitchell
police court was postponed until o'clock
this afternoon.
olp.on to WsshInuton.--E, II, Gpson.
ndjutant general, this morning received a
telegram from Provost Marshal General
Crowder requesting him TO go 10 Wash
ington TO attend an important confcrehco
Of all state adjutant generals which IN
TO he held July 9
c. W Frlss. Retreading. 625 N Bdway
"A (Adv)
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Forty Are Named
In Marines List

WASHINGTON Iulv 1-The marine
corps casualty list Wednesday contained
forty names divided as follows:
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nenoit's mayor has Offered to give
eoo}ment to the wives Of all NUM-
\ smployes who enter war seryiss;
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1@

WASHINGTON, July j.--The army
casualty list Wednesday contained
cighty-tive names divided as follows .
- Killed IN action .'..,.......t...,. lB
Died Of wounds .,..,,,....t.... y
Died OF accident and other causes
Died OF dlsease ,.,................ =
Wounded severely ,.t...1...,..,.. y
Missing In action ..... N........,3b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

WANTED - First class lettuce grower.
long job and good wages TO energetic.
sober and reliable man. Butts Green
houses, NJ Reno. Okla
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COLLECTIONS.

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
sioh W Main. over woolvorth's
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rooms. tls w. sth.
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l39 ". 1rH furnished front room. Asplj
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems sec.
Ond nHud clothing, shoes. guns, etc.
No pic 1912 Will call
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ONE suite lisht hous.ksepins Noms,
everything furnished. pfiyAie entrance.
III = 9th Phone Maple ilfs.
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"ANTED-bOO pairs Of shoes to repair
10 Bfoudway Henry Duffy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Physicians office chair and
Instrument cabinet Dr. Snnds, 1923
Wet 24nd. Phono Maple 2lil-L
BEST PRICES paid for second hand
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WANTED-Two rood shoe rtpair men
at once. Mistletoe Co. corner Robin
HnD and Firgt
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"ANTEp-A practical nurse at 2li Har-
TlFOn avenue
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AL w,ok day classified advertising
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FRMALE.

LADY of eight Years experience Iravoi.
Ing, wants position for a good staple
line Walnut 1868
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

DREssMAKING and hairwork. Maple
Jlg.-K
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FGE srs EScss, y J. ... =, W.:, n.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES O
By Mnn. one JsDr. .................tJ s. %
Hy Mail one year. with THE Sun.
DAY OkLAHOMAN .............f1b 81
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In okphoma cry
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES ieyeningi and
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pictures sent 10 tho Times ato sent AZ the
risk OF the owner The Oklahoma Pub
fishing company expressly fcpudates any
responsibility for their safe custody or
return.
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WANrED--To rent. al once. hY ADULTS,
close-in four on flve-roOm unfurnlshed
speriment or house mar car Call Wal.
not oaIS. . a. m. " b .. m.
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ANTLD-ENpercnced white gIrl for
cooking and downstairs work In new
nome, no laundry good wages. slso re-
llhhl" white nuiso girl 4Ol West 18Th
Phone Walnut 2ss5
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TRY 4 "CAFETERIN BTJP3EV
MEATS iOc a 15c. VEGETA Hf ia n
DESSERTS &C. A. l0c. HOME COOKINCA
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BROWNING HOTEL
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

NEWLY furnished sleeping rooms; bath,
private home. 81 90 and 95O: couple
$500. e29 y IN 81 Maple liis.J.
LOVELY room for one or two young
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Cut out the picture on all four sides
Then carefully foid dotted line 1 lts en-.
w ienEth. Then dotted line ., and ~
ohet Fold each section underneath aecu
fhey. When completed turn over and
gHsm Ind sufprising reFuit. save The
sNNofNA
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WANTED Middle aged bookkeoper: call
by telephone At our expense. Flick.
Reed supply Co, Tulsa
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A SINGLE room, furnished complete,
adults only; sss " Main Phops kspls
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

TWO lovely furnished housekeeping
, rooms IN private home; also Farssc.
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WANTED Middle aged lady 10 do house.
Keeping WORK ln wldowors home on
ihrm, i've In family; permanent place
70 Hght parry. Address. J. r, Harrison
Oklahoma city. u 3
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BATES DAVIS d
Private School

WANTED elderly woman to rtav
with sick lady; light houseWork Tor
only mother aud daughter can m per
"on, b0l T. 3rd street
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AGENTS WANTED.
wANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-walkinE distance. furnished
housekeeping room: win furnish linen,
bed clothes and dishes Mrs. spsach. .
Draughon's Business College. Walnut Sqi
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WANTED A delivery boy over " or with
permit. Crosby Drug company. Fourth
and ETOnlwuv
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NlGELY furnished room, Can al sII
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WIN SICK lhuyi Oghi hOuscWOrk for
ohy n"urr hud daughter Con iu per
"on. b0l y. 3rd street
WANTED Middle aged lady TO do house
keeping work ln wldowor's home on
fhrm, i've Tn family: permanent place
90 right party. AddreSs. J. r. Ugrrisop
Oklahoma city u g.
ANTLD- -Colnred chamber maid. $500
week ll2G y Robinson
WANTED-Whito or cOlured woman cook
Tor strictly high. class family hotel: two
meals day; fl2 per week Apply IN per-
ton at rear ard do not phone 1926 r.
Robinson
WANTEp-A practical nurse at 2li Har-
fiFon avenue
ANTED-E Experienced white girl for
cooking and downstairs work In new
nome. no laundry good wages, slso re-
liable white nuisO Eitl. 40i West 18Th
Phone Walnut 1856
WANTED-A nurse glrl. 81 NichoiaS
hotel Walnut loH
GOOD proposition for some one With
experience IN hiRh-class dining room
30 boardrrs, R-72, care Oklahoman.
WANTED White woman To cook and
TAX" charge NJ dining room Of I'm.
pl.>"s. cuh. Write Principal Indian
school. Gotebo, okla
ClViL SERVICE EXANINATIONS-
tN'l"lliA 'llN III 'tlhNtfs la,NWl women
clerks needed Salary 81 200 INper'-
eucs unnecessary Women desiring gov
eminent positions write for free particu-
bars, H. y Terry uofmer Civil Ssry-
zee Examiner, $50 Columbian BuUd.up.
Wellington
WANTED-prcss feeder r.. c. Spenny
Printing Co, 22g1 \ Robinson
PliACpiCAL nurse or housekeeper at
once: best Of salary. Walnut 1896 i2y
p. 3rd
WANTED-N oman 10 keep sxnSerOom
record of provisions received is-
sued Apply, IN person. Les-HueN9FS ho-
tel. nth floor
WANTED--A cook. Universally hospital,
72i + Ith.
WNNTED-Dlning room gi-i Quality
cafe. III W. md ~
GIRL for general houscwork: wages &c
k-1 w 9TH St. phone Walnut 52OS
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" WANTLD-tOIOTrd Chnmbrr mad. So on
week lI2G y Robinson
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WANTED-A man FOR extractor work
one who can be steady New State
Laundry. l20 North FrnDcts
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO rooms with or without board 10 4
Young lady teachers Apply at SOL w.
10th ~
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TAILOR WANTED Fast. uniform bush.
Gilman wanted. good salary; write or call
Boyd's Post Exchange Annex, Fort slll
OKLA
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w amted-
A Business


A corporation with a nun.
Der Of the clty'A and states
most substantial business mer
behind II wants someone 10
build them home on a long.
time lease and for which they
viii pay rental commensurate
with the investment.
This Ia an essential bus
mass, and no trouble will be
had In securing permit 20
build.
Anticipating being able to
rent suitable quarters sufn
cient capital was not rained 10
finance a building.
All machinery IL bought and
paid for and the company IL In
splendid condition
Fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars will erect tho type OF
building necessary
Address s.5i, OklahomAn.
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WANTED Experienced shoe men: good
change for advancement Apply M l..
Gofllu. manager Boston Shoe Shop, i2i5
w. MAIN.
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wANTED-Upturuishod s-room house o,
enpgalow, October ), R.7O, oklehoman
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WANTED--Whito or colured woman cook
Tor strictly high-class family hotel: two
meals day; w per week Apply IN per
Robinson
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DlSHwAsHEf, wanted Western Hotel.
$40 w. Main
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-lsxperienced pressers; good
wages. Address Martyr Cleaners, 8ll
n Grand, Enid. okla.
AMERICAN HEATlNG co, $50 r, 3rd,
manufacturers Of PHtrlCk's oil burnert
Tor cook stoves. heaters, hot air. water
uud steam furnaces Free burner 10
agents
WANTED Young men physically dlH.
qualified for military duty to do light
optical factory work: lens grinding
mounting etc; experience desirable, but
not nccrtSHry, must be intelligent and
Of good habits Merry optical Co. lOih
". hnln.
Young man 20 work retail
grocery trade: experienced or travelling
salesman not necessary, provided fa-
M lar with groceries, position permanent
with good chance for Advancement state
age and draft classification. S-5G, OK.
luhoman
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-27

Thrift is the power to save Buy
War Savings Stamps Of your Postman
or Banker.
Magazine or newspaper subscriptions
new or renewal, given prompt atten.
ton. Let me have your order.-A. d.
j Mattson. .~
Money placedeat interest works day
and n1ght-in wet and dry weather.
Buy War Savings Stamps of your Post
man or Banker. a>
Ivan Peterson returned from Alexis.
H., about week ago and will stay
with his brother, Clarence r.. Peter
son. until Uncle Sam will call him to
the colors.
Mrs: Jacob Kitten, of Hebron, n. D..
says she has been cured of very bad
case of stomach trouble by DR.. Mellen-
thin's treatment. DR.. Mellenthin will
be. in Grand Forks, Hotel Docotah,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April s, 8 and 10. Hours: 9 a. m, to
4 p. m.
Miss Georgina Haug was up from
HaWley the first Of the week for a
short visit to her sisters. Misses Agnes
and Lilly, who are teaching in this
county. Miss Haug, who used to re-
side here, said she would have enjoyed
a longer stay with her Hallock friends
were it not for her school and Red
Cross work which gives her about all
she can do at hOme.-Hallock Enter
prise.
The farmer patrons of the Warren
post office will be pleased to learn that
the limit Of weight Of parcel post has
been raised to 20 pounds for the first
three zones and so pounds beyond.
This arrangement enables the CITY
dweller and the farmer to trade direct.
1t means lower price for farm pro-
duce, and fresher, to the city dweller,
and higher price for the farmer.
More revenue to the government, in
creased price for the producer. Better
and cheaper. food for the consumer.
encouragement to greater production.
Conservation of food wasted for lack
OF adequate means, production and
marketing.