The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-08-01

substitutes: homlnv, corn grltS, corn
meal, corn flour, edible corn starch.
barley flour. rolled oats. oatmeal, rice.
rice -four. huckwheat -four. potato
fitiuoop.rtato IL. .deNGoywf 1856 AGA
flour, sweet potato -four soya flour ana
meal.
Bran. shorts. rye flour on potatoes
! may NOT DO sold as Il substitute
Any package breakfast fod. cmpsed
1 amy t the substitutes as cream of bar
Icy. oatmeal or other oat products. puf
! fte rice. etc. but does not include anv
product made of wheat.
Package breakfast foods containing
wheat, such as Cream of Wheat, Puff
fed Wheat. etc. are not substitutes
bust may he sold without substitutes.
1t is not necessary for any person no
purchase the substitutes at the Same
store. wholesale house or mill where
the purchase of flour is made. All
dealers are required to sell flour. nro.
vlding they have the same on hand. to
any person who presents a certificate
showing he has on hand or has pur.
chased the proper substitutes IN AC.
CORDANCE WITH THE RULES OF
THE FEDERAL FOOD ADMINS.
TRATION.
Pastry flour, graham and whole.
wheat flour are included as part of the
monthly allowance of wheat flour
SwansdOwn flour now contains q nor.
cent substitutes and may be sold on
the basis of 2 pounds of Swansdown to
i pound of substitutes. Graham and
wholewheat flour, containing at least
% per cent of the entire wheat, NAV
be sold on the basis of pound of this
fitiour to six-tenths Of the wheat flour
substitutes. This is on the basis Of 2
pounds of substitutes for every Z
pounds of flour.
SUGAR REGULATIONS: All sales
OF sugar, except for family use and for
canning and preserving in the home.
may be sold only upon presentation of
sugar certificate. These certificates
are issued by the Federal Food Admin
lstrator under special regulations.
sugar for household purpose is lin
tied to ) pounds per person per month.
Farmers living in the country may re-
celve sugar ut the rate Of pounds Der
person per month and not to exceed at
one tlme more than a thirty day sup
ply. Persons living in the town or CITY
hHt! receive sugar at the rate of }
pounds per person per month and not
TO exceed ten day supply at one time.
Merchants are warned that the sale
VI sugar 10 manufacturers, soda foun-
talns, public eating house, baweries and
all others coming under A., H., G. c..
ana f., as outlined in bulletin issued
june 10Th, is strictly prohibited without
the presentation of ii sugar certificate
by the buyer.
The sale of sugar for canning pur-
poses is limited to 100 pounds for each
family. Beyond this amount for cam
nlhS and preserving purposes. special
permits must he had direct from the
Federal Food Administrator at Fargo.
All sales of sugar for canning Iur-
poses limited to - pounds: at one time.
SPECIAL WAiNlNi;-;:ugar bought
for gaining MAY NNT>... Used for
SERVING fresh fruits. apple sauce or
other household purposes. The FEEDER
al Food Administration vii kon,, u
close check on safe, OF taiS Susn. all
ANY person violating tLlfS regulation is
subject to heavy penalty or in.prixon-
hl@nt in thc Federal pcnilontiary.
E'iI DEALERS LtCI.<SE,- Every
dealer who sells cg&s at v hop!Sa'e must
have Il United States Food .idmiuistra-
ton license. This Includes AL mer-
chants or hlickstcrs who sell or shin
eggs in any quantity except to retail
trade. All eggs mus1 be c.niled when
purchased and only good eggs NAV he
bought.
f. +. LADD.
Federal Food Administrator.