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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-08-17
MAY GET SUGAR
FOR PRESERVING.

Referring to the story under the head
ing, "Give up Sugar or Face Jail, ap-
pearing in some South Dakota Dailies,
providing that canning sugar must be
returned to grocers, and that August lst
ended the time when canning sugar
might be purchased and ordering the
return to grocers of supplies on hand in
excess of two pounds per person, said
item was based upon Iowa regulations
and does not apply in this state, where
the sugar card system is in force. Sugar
certificates for one hundred seyenty-five
per cent. of the August allotment, based
on merchants sales of April, May and
June, have been sent to all retailers.
No special allotment of sugar for can
ming and preserving will be made.
However, South Dakota being on a card
system, and allowing the sale of 30-day
supply, based on two pounds per person
per month, the merchants may sell all
sugar not used on sugar cards for can
ming and preserving on the canning
cards, as per order sixty.four.
&. n. HERREID,
Federal Food Administrator
for South Dakota.
Aberdeen, S. d., Aug. l2, 1918.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-08-17

Lieut.. l.. +. Brownel of the late 27th
Canadians is billed to speak at the
Opera House in this city on the evening
of August 2Sth. Lieut. Brownell is a
wounded Canadian officer, returned
from sixteen months active service on
the European war front,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-08-17
ATTENTION BOYS!

We are starting Winchester Junior Rifle Corps
to which any boy under eighteen years of age in
town or in the country is eligible.
The Importance of rifle shooting cannot be over
estimated 1t the question of the day of tomorrow
and of every day, whether in warning times or not
The sport of shooting is the greatest developer of per-
sonal resources, mental quickness, fair play steady
nerves, control and ability to mix in manly competi-
ton with companions.
To encourage Workmanship the Winchester Re-
peating Arms Company has organized the Winchester
Junior Rifle Corps, honorary club with member
ship all over the country There no dues and the
boy who becomes member military duty
1t is in way connected with the Government
You register at store and we will furnish you
with targets, rules and membership buttons You
may a handsome marksmans medal and later
the famous Winchester Sharpshooter medal
Let's every boy a member.
HEIDEPRIEM'S
HARDWARE AND FURNITURE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
by BIDDy BYE

Sugar having Joined the ranks Of
the foodstuffs with which the ma.
tonal appetite IN requested 10 deal
gently we are expecting the initia.
ton OF n sweetlcas Saturday at any
time. Most Of ua have already mot.
nphorically removed our sweet tooth
and pass the confectionery inviting
window. Everywhere one hears Of
whole regiments OF citizens who
have cut the accustomed two Jumps
or npoonfuls 10 tho cup 20 an un.
compromising one.
The real sugar savers are the
same ones who save wheat and meat.
tho kitchen soldiers who enlisted
under the food pledge banner and
tho most efficient savings will
como thru the cooks OF this country.
Sugar IN OF course AN important
element In cooking and cannot be
eliminated or skimpcd as easily M
some other foods without loss Of
heat and energy units In the daily
diet There are, however. some
ponscd with. One In the cake icing.
II every one OF tho several million
housewives who signed the food
pledge cards were 20 refrain from
the use OF any sugar for icing any
cake she bakcs In the coming year
the sugar saved would bo a very fine
gift % our struggling allies who are
now reduced. in France. 10 about
three ounces n month.
Mnny households arc abandoning
tho cake habit altogether. and many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
CARSON SAYS BRITAIN
MUST KEEP BLOCKADE

LONDON. Jan. 12.--There is no
difference between President Will
sons views and those of the British
government, declared Sir Edward
Carson. member OF tho war cabinet.
in an interview granted the United
Press.
However. II these mean abolish
ing tho blockade as n weapon Of war,
I hope I will never SEQ the day when
Britain agrees--that In. unless war
Is abolished.
ut would grcatiy nsnst in safe
guarding the future II all agree
there win be no conscription after
the war"
Carson denied he had opposed the
league of nations idea, and declared
that he only saw certain practical
difficulties confronting such a
scheme.
"If the league can be evolved" ne
said. 'it will be the greatest blessing
ever conferred upon mankind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
CAKE WITHOUT SUGAR ICING
IS NOW PATRIOTIC EATING

more are giving up iced cakes and
practicing the wartime virtue OF
substitution on such cakes as are
served.
A fine looking cake which has tho
general appearance OF the oidfash-
Toned icing IN one which is thiniy
spread with honey and then we'll
sprinkled with fresh grated cocoa
nut Other cakes are spread and
filled with honey alone or with
maple syrup. and still others are
filled and Iced" with thin spread
ings OF jam or marNaiade.
The plump and delectablc custard
cake again comes into its own. and
chopped dates and raisins make an
unusual filling. II nuts are desired
they are delicious baked right int0
the cake dough or the layers may
be spread with maple syrup and
sprinkied with chopped nut meats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Seattle Leads in
Red Cross Boosting

Seattle. tho Red Cross city OF
Amcrical
with one.third Of It's population
members OF the mercy organization.
Seattle leads all other cities Of the
nation In Red Cross work. OF n pop
ulation OF $4,000 hero. there are
10000 members.
This information has been wired by
Harvey Llndley. chairman Of the
Northwest division. now in Washing.
ton. ID. c.. preparing for the coming
drive. and was announced last night
at n meeting Of workers.
Washington is the lowest city on
the list no far. She has only so. 1000
members out Of n population Of $780,
900. San Francisco and Denver arc
tied for second place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
GIVES STRAIGHT ANSWER

Dear Miss Grey would appre.
clate straightforward answer To
the following,
with young lady here for about
two and half years. IL was un.
derrtood that we would marry Just
as soon as could prepare home
for her. which have been arrang.
ing for. | was called East n little
over a year ago and remained away
until this Christmas. arrived
home on tho 2+th. and she met me
at the train and said how pleased
she was TO $50 me, etc. and II was
very happy meeting for me.
We had been corresponding rcgu.
larry. and about four months ago
she wrote OF nice young man from
her old homo town who had been
called here by tho war Che said
she had been going around with him
some. and asked my APPROVAL I
certainly gave II. as | trusted her
fully.
when I left her. ON tho eve OF my
arrival, ! told her Il would be i'm.
possible to sec her the n.xt evening
because OF business. That evening
! was seated In the lobby OF one NJ
tho large hotels. when. 90 my hor.
ror. who should come down In tho
elevator. but my fiancec and her
friend in tho uniform,
Tho NEXT day asked her for an
explanation. and SHE confessed all.
telling m. straightforward story
Of how tho affair hsd been going on
thcse past four months. Tho only
excuse ahc could give was that she
didn't know what came over her.
Now. Mis-. Grey. had any one told
mo this. I would have knocked him
down. but seeing Ii believing" you
know. am certainly nonplussei
and Amos, insane. The girl asks
my forgiveness and wants me 10
think and bc AZ used TO. when wc
were so happy: but. Miss Grey. am
afraid never could take her and
respect her an once did. and make
her my wife. o. w. ~.
There In Just M much excuse
for the giri as there would be
for you under the same circufn
stances. no more or no irss.
Bearing In mind that women. as
I, well as men. are human beings.
and crave compaulonshlp. put
yourself In your flaneee's shoes.
IL you were tho guilty ono.
would you expect her TO forgive
and forget and stu become your
wifef II 30. she Is not 20 ex.
pest lcss from you.
Remember. I am not attempt.
Ing to shield her. The net was
mowt dishonoru.ble. dsccltful and
uncallssi for. You have both
learned a valuable icsson--that
absence does not make tho heart
grow fondcr. but invariably
brings upon ono or both parties
these complications.
II you feel that you cannot
freely forgive your flancec and
forget all about the incident. you
would not be- happily married.
In view OF this, the sooner you
break Off your engagement and
both go your separate ways. the
better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
BACKACHE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal mistake OF
nexlsetInE what may seem To be a
simple it'll. backaeh~." There
Isn't any such thing. IL may be the
first warning that your kidneys are
not working properly and throwing
off the poisons as they should. II
this IL the case go after the cause OF
that backschc and do IL quickly or
you may find yourself In the grip OF
an neural bic disease.
GOLD MEDAL Haariem oil Cap
suies will give aimos, Immediate
relief from kidney and bladder trou-
btes. which may b the unsusp~cted
cause OF general I'll health. GOLD
MEDAL Haari~m OIL Capsules are
imported direct from tho iabora-
tories in Holland. They are pre-
pared In correct quantity and con-
vsnisnt form 20 take and are posi-
lively guaranteed to give prompt
relief or your money win be refund
ed. Get them Mt any drug store, but
be sure to insist on the GOLD
MEDAL brand. and take no other
In boxes. three sizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

A Seattle woman has developed the
very latest wrinkle In husband leo
turing and boy scolding.
And as the scheme isn't patented.
n may be used by other wives and
mothers. thus conserving enough
words each day TO make q diction-
AIRY. Besides. II saves the wear and
tnar upon ones nerves.
This Rainier ave. woman has a
phonoxraph. a husband and q 10
ycar-cid boy In her home.
The husband scattcrs tobacco
ashes on the rugs. forgets TO lock the
doors before retiring. and negiccts
che furnace.
Tho boy carries mud into the
house. forEcts to put his toys away.
and dos all tho other things boys do
which they shouldn't do.
For all these dad and the son got
their call downs from mother. hut
g didn't seem TO do much good.
Every day or so she had to read tho
not act to them. Then she thought
OF the phcnograph. And went right
down town and had two records
made.
When sonny came In that evening
mother put on one record and let
him ret an earful Of L. He heard his
mothers voice telling him what was
what. and don't do this and don't do
that. All the while mother was rest.
ing and residing.
That evening. Just before she re-
tired. she placed the other record In
the phonograph and started II off.
PA looked up surprised-nke.
The III oil talkin' machine was
rafting off his wife.s regular spiel
about locking the door. putting out
the cat and checking the furnace fire
and In her own words. too. and
80 was calmly snoozang upstairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
ACCIDENTAL CUNSH0T
KILLS u. S. AERO MAN

WARRINGTON. Jan. fs.--Private
yred A. Cook. aero squadron. died
November - a. the result OF an
accidental gunshot wound while
aboard a transport en- route to
Europe. Gen. Pershing advised the
war department today. Cooks
mother 10 Mrs Hattie Burman. Fort
wayne. Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
TRY OLD FASHIONED WAY

Dear Miss Grey. Could you sus
gest way TO put baby to sleep a,
night No matter how tired and
sleepy he Ia. he win fight sleep.
have been told 20 put him to bed
and let him cry himself TO sleep.
and he would soon 20 TO bed with.
out any trouble. but this has failed.
an night after night he has the vcrS'
same spell. lilo ls 10 months old.
TROUBLED MOTHER.
II was the old-fashioned way
TO sing and rock babies into
cumberland. and. despite tho
newfangicd ideas on rearing In
fanss. stu think the old way
best Surely you must know
some old nursery rhymes or
iuiiabys. II not. learn some at
once. and try them out on baby.
Ten TO one he viii become 10
interested In them that he will
forget all about sleep. and be
fore he knows Il his tousied head
will be nodding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
BErrER INVESTIGATES

Dear Miss Grey; VIII you be kin
enough to tell me II the question
nnircs will be mailed TO all tho res
istcred men. or only 20 those who's
numbers have been caiiedf c. Y.
A QUESTIONABLE blank viii b.
mailed TO every Registered man.
IL you have not yet received n
blank. you had beat 'oommuni'
cate with the officials % your
board at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
ASK $1,000, 900 DAMAGE

HALIFAX, y. s.. Jan. 12.--Own-
crs OF the steamship Mont Blanc.
the vessel which was laden with mo-
nitIons. and which blew up In Hall
fax harbor. causing the disaster
here recently. have begun suit
against the owners Of the steamship
limo for $1,000, 900 damages. Tho
limo collided with the Mont Blanc.
causing the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
SAMMIES ALSO WORRY
OVER QUESTIONABLE
Staff Corrcspondcnf

CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma- Jan. a.
Soldiers have crowded the office
OF the division Judge advocate dur.
ing the week bringing auestionnaires
TO he filled out. Altho the men arc
and are required 10 return them
have received the complicated blanks
and are reauiredto return them
filled out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
FIND OUT TRUTH

Dear Miss Grey. am young
girl rs years old. and 20 with a
fellow 10. have gone with him
for nine months. but finally I got
tired Of him and said could not
go out any moro. saw him last
week and he asked me 10 go out
with him. but his sister told mo
he was married and told him
about H. He told me to forget IL.
that II wasn't true. and l should
20 with him. Do you think I
oush, to believe him and 10. or
notY r.
why should you worry your
self about whether he II mar
ried or not when you don't
like him and are tired OF going
out with him. But. listen. II
you do 70 out with him. you
must find out whether he IL
really married or whether his
sister II just teasing you. Nine
teen 10 rather young for a man
to be married. but II In quite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
WOULD NOT ANSWER 1T

Dear Miss Grey. | have enjoyed
reading your advice TO young Rirla.
and now want some myself, re-.
ccivcd a very nice letter from a
young fellow whom | have never
met. indeed l have never heard OF
him before. and wonder II you
would tell me whether should
answer II or not. am IL years
old. BROWN EYES
II I were you l would not
answer the letter. You cannot
Judge a mans character by the
kind Of letter no writes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
WANTS MORE INFORMATION

Dear Miss Grey; Can you tell ms
N Florence Laisadlc. the star In ths
serial photo play. The Million Dol
lar Mystery" Is living. and where
also the same information about
Pearl whltes
ANNA AND SARAH.
Florence laRadie died about
two months ago In Toronto.
Pearl White II with the ra,hc
company. IS West 18th st. New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
.CASCARETS SELL
TWENTY Million
BOXES PER YEAR
Best. safest cathartic for liver
and bowels, and people
know it.
They're finel Don't stay
bilious, sick. headachy or
constipated.

Enjoy life! Keep clean inside
with Cascarets. Take one or two
at night and enjoy the incest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing
you ever experienced. Wake up
feeling grand. Your head will be
clear, your tongue clean. breath
right stomach sweet and your liver
and thirty feet OF bowels active.
Get n box at any drug store and
straighten up. Stop the headaches,
bilious spells. bad colds and bad
days-Brighten up. Cheer up. Clean
up! Mothers should give a whole
Cascaret TO children when cross,
bilious. feverish or II tongue Ia
coated--they are harmless-never
gripe or sicken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
Cynthia Grey's Answers to
Readers Questions

possible, and Il would not be
fair To you or 20 him or TO
his wife for you TO so with
him u HIS sisters statement is
true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1z.-8sn-
Lewis. Of Illinois. today introduced
resolution indorsing President
Wilson's peacr terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
PALACE HIP
ORANGES FOR THE AUDIENCE

One OF the unusual features Of
Canary Cottage" Oliver Morosco's
great musical comedy. which win be
seen NJ the Metropolitan soon. IL the
finale, TITS always Orange day in
California" Tho setting Ia beauti-
full reproduction OF an orange grove.
and ut the conclusion OF the song
principals and chorus petit the audi.
encc with cotton oranges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
~pOM.POM- HERE SOON

The star OF "Sari' and The
Spring Maid" Mitzi Hajos. has split
her name In twain and In now TO be
moro easily praised and discussed ms
simply Mitzi. Henry w. Savage will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
WILKES

The Wilkes Players viii step out
of tho farce picture commencing
with the matinee Sunday. They will
present Henry c. De Miles great
story Of life In Washington. u. c..
The Woman" This was one OF
David Belasco's great productions.
and holds the reputation for big sue
cess all over the country. II is a
drama OF intrigue. sentiment. love.
and n little bit OF scnsstionaiisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12
ORPIIEuNI

OkFIEUM
Tho new bin at the orpheum.
Third and Madison. opening with a
matinee Sunday. has for its main
attractions six transcontinental
vaudeville acts and a motion picture
feaf ure OF Roscoe c'Fafty'1 Arbuckir.
The Eugene Brothers will head the
vaudeville end Of tn. blli with an
arrobatIc act. Msrko IL booked as
tho laxative mystic man. Zarelll
and Eiva viii offer n singing and
arrobatic comedy turn. while Myron
Hall and company viii put on a
comedy sketch called "a ciose
shave"
Eureka Wolf will sing. and talk.
and play the violin. The Dancing
KennyS will sing. talk and dance.
GAIETy
Pats Dream win b. the offering
at tho Gaie,y. First and Madison. for
NEXT week. opening with matinee
Sunday.
VIII H. Armstrong. comedian. win
bo seen In the leading role Of an
irish chicken raiser. Ito wakes up
in Seattle" hundred years hence.
when a petticoa, mayor IL In power
and women dry squads arc chasing
down all Coca Cola drinkers. Joe
Carter. Jewish comedian. will have
an important role. billie" Bing.
ham viii sing the latest songs. Per
quota promises n number OF excellent
numbers. aided by the chorus Of 20
girls.
MOORE
The new bin OF orpheum circuit
vaudeville that opens at the Moore
Sunday afternoon n lead by tho
-Four Marx Brothers In the musical
comedy. Home Again" There will
be more than a dozen people In this
musical melangs. headed by four
comedians.
Pretty girls and catchy music win
bc much In evidence.
Bessie Rempei. In tho sketch
YOU" IL also featured attraction.
Comfort and King. veterans Of
minstreisy. win offer "coontown
Divorcons." George Austin Moore
and Cordelia Haawer have a singing
act. Five Of Clubs" II n Juggling
act.
Doc o'Ncii. the monoiogist. win b.
here with his inimitabie stories. The
Boyarr company OF Imperial Rus
sian Dancers will DO one OF tho big
acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-12

soon send her TO the Metropolitan
with n large cast Of sin.era. ballet.
orchestra and dancers. In IN. ncw
mslodrnmauc musical comedy
'Pom-Pom.-
Possibly n leading reason why the
saucy stars name has been dlninu.
tined to "Mitxi" IN that 10 her. has
come the position once occupied BY
tho much.bclovcd Lotta on tho Amer.
lean stage
PANTAGEs
! TopininE tho new bfIi a, tho Pan
tagcs NEXT week. opening with the
matinee performance Monday. will
bo Lotto Mayer. Americas aquatic
champion. and her diving nymphs. IN
"Froiie. Under tho Sea- Q marine
spectacle.
Ono OF the big attractions 81 the
show viii develop in tho appearances
OF Shelton Brooks. noted song writ
er. and Ollie Powers. In a combina,
ton OF COMEDY and melody.
Other numbers on tho program in.
eiude Joseph Cr.enwaid and com.
pany. in the laugh. Lots and Lots
OF IT.. Beatrice Mekinxic and com.
pany. in n singing and whistling nov.
city. Johnny Singer and his dancing
dolls. and James Raleigh. comedian
and musician
PALACE HIP
Tho new show opening Sunday az
the Palace Hip viii DO topped by the
Dc kock troupe Of acrohats and jug.
glers. M well IN tumblcrs.
Bill and Bob Willard have "A Min.
iatufo Vaudeville Revue" OF singing
dancing. talking. cycle riding.
Calvin and Thornton will present
skit, The Travellers"
Thiessen's Pets will have a refined
dog feature. tho CANNES being fox
terriers.
Dave Thursby VIII offer \ hobo
comedy character and an English
dialect feature.
Tho Lavignc Sisters have an act
Of songs and dancing.
ORANGES FOR THE AUDIENCE
One OF the unusual features of
| Canary Cottage" Oliver Morosco's
great musical comedy. which viii be
seen NJ tho Metropolitan soon. Is the
finale, IT'S always Orange day in
| f-aff<arria The eetfinc In N hca q, 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-25
BROKER VALUABLE SERVANT.
Economist Demands tame stand.
ards for Him at for Physician.

DR.. Richard T. Ely of the University
OF Wisconsin regards the real estate man
as valuable servant of society. He
calls attention to the fact that the func-
lions OF the realty brokers IL not as well
protected from INSCRIPTIONS traders as
they should be, and expresses the view
that the brokers should be given the
power to protect themselves from such
traders. DR.. Ely said:
In order that the real estatemen as
license class may become the valuable
servants of society which their peculiar
knowledge and natural gifts generally
at them to be 1t is indispensable that
they be given the power to control those
OF their own number who persist in TAX.
ing the exploiter's view of their business
Time was when a man was qualified to
practice medicine as he pleased and
where he pleased. Al the present time
we should hardly believe a country to be
civilized which did not have standar ds
and require q license Of some kind for
allowing q man to practice medicine
The same Is true of the legal profession.
We all know the reason for this. We
are unable ourselves to pass sound judg-
ment upon the qualifications of physi-
scians, and more and more are we in.
clined to insist on moral as we'll as in
tellectual standards. Is the mechanic
or preacher who buys a piece OF land OF
real estate man any more able to ex-
ercise sound judgment as to what he 10
getting for his money than when he goes
TO his physician for medical advice? And
IL so. should We not treat both physician
and real estate man alike in requiring
each to live up to a high standard of
professional conduct. and should we not
enforce that requirement by system Of
licensing II need be?"