The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-07-04
L. : FOOD ADMINISTRATIONS
REGULATIONS
To Retail Fed DealerS u CoaeesA>:
Sugar

To Retail Fed Dealers q Colorado:
Sugar
Effective June Il. 1871.
Discontinue selling sugar in any 9TH
er quantities than as follows:
No. more than pounds Of sugar tc
De sold to consumers At any one time
N towns and cities, and not more than
> pounds to rural customers
The maximum price at retail that
may Be charged for sranuIate.t sugar
Is as follows, based upon wholesale
price of 1928 for 100 pounds:
In or pounds lots. lOc per pound
In all amounts over , pounds. &c
per pound
In 100 pound quantities. where same
Is allowed by food regulations. pro
tit Of not over SOC per hundred pound
may be charged
Summarized. the maximum prices
for granulated sugar are as follows
, pound lots, 2oc: pound lots. 4sc
25 pound lots, s225c.
Sugar for household purposes. 9th.
er than for canning or preserving
should not De consumed in greater
quantity than three pounds per month
for each person
Sugar may be sold for canning or
preserving purposes in quantities of
not over 25 pounds 70 the consumer
who has signed pledge card stating
that such sugar is TO 5e used only fer
canning or preserving purposes. \
severe penalty is attached for violation
of thus olelse. Dealers are expected
70 see that the privilege of buying
sugar for earning purposes is not
abused by consumers. Dealers should
not sell sugar TO any but their regu-
lar customers
All sugar pledge caris should be
sent to the Sugar Division. L. S. Food
Administration for Colorado. 5o4 In
rerstate Trust Bldg. every Monday
by the dealers.
Retailers may not sell sugar TO any
one fer manufacturing purposes. Uni
less the purchaser presents a certifi-
cate permitting him to purchase such
sugar. These Ger er-ificates should b.
returned as above stated.
Beef
Because the demands for beef for
our army, the allied armies and their
civil populations for this summer are
beyond our present surplus. and also
because We have considerable ircreas-
ed supply for pork this summer tc
permit economic expansion in use
dealers will use their influence TO In.
Guce consumers to consume not more
than II, pounds of clear beef per
week 20 reach person and not more
than y pounds of beef including the
bone. For this purpose the consumer
should be urged to use pork and pork
products instead of beef Every re-
taller is expected TO cooperate with
the Food Administration to secure tn,
above desired results.
Restaurants have been limited in
their use of beef as follows:
This Order Effective Monday. June -
To All Hotels, Restaurants and Public
Eating Places:
lul tleSNSI tSASSIaill W Tue + CN-
eral Food Administration today. fur
ther defines the restrictions on serving
of beef in hotels, restaurants and pub,
lie eating houses, rs follows:
First-Yoy may serve roast beef
either hot or cold. on Monday noon
only.
Second-iou may serve becfsteak in
any form. including hamburger. on
Thursday noon only.
Third-Iou may serve stow OF
boiled beef or beef hash. including
corned beef. in any form. on Weines.
day and Saturday noon only.
The time for serving this noon meal
will run from eleven A. NJ. 10 two
thirty P. NJ.
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