Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

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local fuel administrator has COM
fcstion.
Sections 3-B and SC
Food Exemptions.
Grain elevators potato or vegetable
houses, cold storage, all forms of
gram storage, grain and feed mills.
cereal product manufacturers, ba1-
| ers. Gamers. milk dealers. creamer-
/ les, condensers and all other milk
products manufactures, packing and
| slaughter houses, ice plants and re-
! frigerators, sugar manufacturers.
| biuder-twine manufacturers, am
| mona manufacturers. insecticide and
| fertilizer manufacturers, manu.actur-
ers of farm machinery for sprins use.
| manufacturers of cereal mill ma
| chinery, bag manufacturers, manufac-
| turers OF food containers ,glass. tin
| and wood and labels for same
Section ID.
Price lists. giving quotations Of
F! market information relative to secur-
| tiles or commodities. published reg
ularly on business days. may be pub
lished on Monday.
section 5-E
This section applies to all magz-
zines and publications, other than
daily papers, and includes weekly
and seui-weekly country parers.
which should be able to produce
their regular editions without run
ming Mondays
Miscellaneous Exemptions.
Colleges, churches. schools, public
| Libraries ana public museums; also
| the operation Of automobiles, are not
| covered by the order and are exernp1
Exempt.
G!aSs.-Can manufacturers for food
! only. cotton sect IL manufacturers,
/ horse shoeing, garage. lime. for coke
! and continuous ovens and for feriliz-
| er: laundries, railroad iocorr olive
| manufacturing. medical supplies
| only the following: Surgical imple-
ments. surgical dressings, biological
cerums. medicine needed by govern
! ment and Red Gross; manufacture OF
! other medicines can be permitted IL
in the judgment of the local fuel ad.
min istrator, such manufacture is nee
essary for public health; mine sup
plies for coal and oil production; op-
ticai glass; power necessary for load
ing or unloading cars or ships: oper
steamers.
Not Exempt.
Candy manufacturers; tobacco
manufacturers; wooden socks and un,
derwear; shoes.
Section IA.
The exemption of one or more Of
fees in building does not exemp
the balance of the building The
I ritz aT iC heaf ch
be turned or from such non-exemp p
offices and that they should not b.
used; also that elevator service b,
prc vided only sufficient to provide ti'
necessary service to the exempte1 J
offices.
Raitd.ng and loan associations ma!
he Kept open the same as banks, /
ncC' ssary for the payment Of oh!i
| cations coming due.
CcnauIar and other offices of for
eign Governments are exempt
Brokers Offices are not exempt
Section 4-B.
Wholesale stores and warehouse:
may remain open without heat TO
the unloading Of freight.
/ All wholesale Or retail stores sell
ing food are urged b. the food an,
fuel administrations. on patrioti
grounds, 70 close on Mondays. excep
whenever necessary distribution o
food is endangered by closing. il
which case they are at liberty to re
main open ali day. the necessity 70
remaining open to be determined b,
the local food administrator, whc viii
notify the Fuel Administration in eaci
case Of exemption. All such fooC
stores will sell nothing but food OIL
- ndays. This does not apply Il
stores selling foe for animals.
News-stands. cigar and stationery
stores may remain open only for tn,
purpose Of selling newspapers anC
periodicals.
Drug stores may sell drugs, medi
cal supplies and newspapers only.
| So called news -stands'' in hotels
and other public places are request
ed to sell nothing but newspapers anc
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