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The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Miss Isabel Ewing returned to
her home in Salt Lake last Sat
urday, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. G.. G. Hymer.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Austin
welcomed to their home last
Saturday, a fine son. All doing
well.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Mrs. John T. Tins and Mrs.
Charlotte Tins of Plymouth,
were Garland visitors Tuesday.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

LOST-Between Garland and
Riverside last Thursday, ladies'
dark blue sweater with pair of
kid gloves In pocket. Finder
please leave at Globe Office and
be rewarded. 1t-adv.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Open Sundays only. Spang-
ler's Photo Studio. Tremon-
ton. in. 6,-tf. adv.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Miss Mary /. Dalton has re-
turned from Malad City, Idaho,
where she has been spending the
past few months.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Word comes from Brigham to
the the effect that Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ID. Baird were added upon,
Monday, in the shape of a fine
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird
were formerly residents of this
city.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

WANTEED-To rent soon!
Two rooms, furnished or unfur-
furnished. Leave word at this
office. 1t-adv.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19
CLASSIFIED

lOST--Brown mare, branded
q on left shoulder.-Weight
about 1850. Finder please noti-
fly VIM. Wilson, Fielding. Utah 1t
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. James George
and children leave the first of
next week for Ogden, where Mr..
George has secured a position in
the shops of the railroad COM
pany. Better wages was the
inducement for his leaving. Mrs.
George will be greatly missed by
the community as she has been
an energetic worker In the Pri-
mary and several Of the organ
izations. She was always on
hand in assisting in caring for
the afflicted and usually con-
tributed her services gratis. We
wish them every success and
regret to see them leave.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Don't fail to attend the Apron
Bazaar to be given by the l.. S.
G. Club Sept. 2Sth, at the office
of the Utah Power & Light Co. It'll
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Mrs. A. G. Rainey is here tbs
week on a visit. She gave til
office a pleasant call today. N
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

It is certainly gratifying" and
Satisfying" to know that the
young people of the valley will
be qualifying" and certifying"
for the battles to come, If they
attend the grand ball to be given
at the Palace Saturday night,
September 21st.-Moses John
Wick Dickens.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19

Mrs. M. II. yelling, wife of
Congressman yelling, is quite il||
at the home Of her parents, Mri
and Mrs. Moroni Ward of River
side. She came home on a visit
while Congressman yelling is
on his trip overseas. A note
to her from Mr.. yelling gives a
brief description Of a flight over
marlborough, England, in an
areoplane, 5000 feet in air and
travelling at the rate of eighty
miles an hour. The many
friends of Mrs. yelling hope for
her speedy recovery.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19
IE GARLAND CITY GLOBE
LOCAL HAP EN- N G. S
Keep the Home Fires Burning
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10Th, 1918

Keep the Home Fires Burning"
Billy hampton went to Clear
field last Saturday.
Ernest Smith visited Brigham
City last Saturday.
VIM. King went to Tremonton
on business this morning.
+. o. Haws of Provo, was here
on business a day or two this
week.
Fred Coffman spent part Of
last Saturday and Sunday in
Ogden.
Mrs. John T. Tins and Mrs.
Charlotte Tins of Plymouth,
were Garland visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Austin
welcomed to their home last
Saturday, a fine son. All doing
well.
Miss Mary /. Dalton has re-
turned from Malad City, Idaho,
where she has been spending the
past few months.
Miss Isabel Ewing returned to
her home in Salt Lake last Sat
urday, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. G.. G. Hymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. hampton
returned Tuesday from q pleas
ant visit Of two weeks In Ogden
and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Hymer, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Rose,
motored to Salt Lake Sunday,
returning Monday evening.
Don't fail to attend the Apron
Bazaar to be given by the l.. S.
c. Club Sept. 2Sth, at the Office
of the Utah Power & Light Colt
Howard and Orion Peterson
were In the county seat Monday
to secure information of the Ex-
aminary Board relative to the
enlistment of the students In the
Military schools.
Ezra Jensen, who accepted a
position at the FIRST National
Bank at Ogden, has returned to
Garland again and is now en-
ployed in the Garland office of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
Miss Lizzie o. Borgeson, steno-
grapher at the Garland office Of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., spent
last Sunday In Logan on bust
ness connected with the Red
Cross service In which she en-
listed some time ago.
.
Among the young people who
left the first OF ths week To at
tend school were the following:
Miss Leoh Peterson and Miss
Flo Peterson to the High School
at Brigham City; Miss Edna
King and Miss Thelma King to
the B. Y. College at Logan.
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

George E. Wise, Attorney for tho Com
mOnWcalth Tor this CITY, having Med iu this
court certain iniormRtlons for the putpoSn
OF having certain automobiles condemned
nn hs y sssq auf ssssa BY
10 The Sergeant OF this city, according 10
law. on the ground thar the said ausomo-5
DIES cohtained ardent spirits in 1rioiatiop
tliegaliy transported thsrein;, and. the clerk
Of this court having caused notices 30 ba
Iuly puhlisned and posted. directed by
law citing all .narsons concerned .lT ,i-
ierest to appear before this court, and
sn@W ~ an. anY ihsy epHld WIN the
dcmnaiion and sale II the said aujpinu-
hiles should not be granted and u q usrson
having anpeared 10 ahow. cause aEainsI tho
anS lie O. to shs o 9 The ,ns SAID
nus city 70 sell for cash. at auction, 10 the \
highest bidder, ,tho following autoIn9biIes
on tho siat day Of December. I9iS,- d III
o'ciogk 4 NJ, at the front door spl. the /
DAYS ~ some newspaper published In, tho
Gily n Riehmopd. said automobiles bang
as follows: =. z. 5''' ~
on %u,o n%,sS
one caGiiiae,, eisht.eyiiSdsr. iisi,s .hodal
autn,nobie. engine No. A-2oos7.t ~ ~ VS.
One Cord aptomob.ie touring carl, State
,,cs ons iadsG9 sugsr Six aa,emep,e, state
one Buick roadster automobile y---~.. *
And the court oath order that the pro-
ceHds or the Balcg OF the said sutonn0bltss e
attrr dedpGtinr he costa y. puhiicafioafS q nd
~ oshsr costs tns,dsat 70 these .pLases3tn ga
RichmSnd TO ihe clerk u tbs soafs.g MI ~ 81
this Commonwealth. W ''s VA ~ Il VIZ FSSss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE,
No. $40 Buchanan St.
AND OTHER PROPERTIES

the clerks office of Richmond Cham
-, default having ing BEEN 1N made Fl in pa sse
payment of a portion Of the debt there
by secured, and being required by the
beneiictary therein SO to DO. VIII
premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1913.
First. At ) o'clock +, ~, ali that
Va on t she southMes Hy 81 Side OF FaS.
n liea street or or Road lending from
nT"p;s and frontng on said Fair
back Between nearly parallel lines ono
hundred and forty Cl4ol feet on It's
western boundary. to the branch. 20
Second. Al 3;15 p. NJ, all that lot of
land in the city OF Richmond, Va, on.
the southern line OF Washington or
west of James Street, thence running
wcstwardiy along and fronting on tho
southern line of Washington or Greene,
back sonthwnrdly between parallel
lines one hundred and thirty two Il3a)5
feet. "
Third. At $40 Z. NJ. all that certain
lot of land. with improvements there
on, designated as No. 17l7 Washington!
Street, in the city of Richmond, Va.
Street, between Seventeenth and,J Bu-i
chanan Streets. beginning thereon at
4 roint eighty seven feet seven inches
$50 west of the true line ofsBu-s
channn Street. thence running west.
wardiy along and fronting one tho
southern line of WASHINGTON Street
twenty GOD feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines ,ninety-two (93)-
feet, more or less. ~
Fourth: At 1870 z. NJ, all that lot of
land in the city of Richmond, Va, with
the frame dwelling thereon. known as
No. $50 buchanan Street. on the west.
side OF Buchanan Street, between9Jays
and Cedar Streets. beginning att tho
intersection on the southwest cbfnerl
OF Buchanan and Cedar Streets. thence
running southwardly along the Nv est
line OF Buchanan Street and fronting
thereon twenty-five l25) feet, themes
back westwardly from said fronsa be-
tween parallel lines one hundred ~l1O0)
feet, moro or less.
The, property just described above
has about ten rooms. and Is splendidly
located and we'll adapted for renting
purposes. VIII mako IL splendid dWellT
ing or can be put into flats. This lis n
good opportunity for Investment or
speculation. Ee
TERMS: Cash. 8
j. 7. CARNEAI,
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.,yrItr.Es ron SALE.

kEAUSE AZ NUMBERING. AND METAL
co. huve.s Of old outcmObiics metals ant
-. rwsntiSth MINI
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VlRilNlA--IN TIE HusTiNGs COURT
9M TUE CITY Or RICHMOND. DEcEM-

WALTER CHRISTIAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

Whereas the deed calls for all cash,
but the auctioneers are prepared to-
make terms. -.tF
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wANTnD-nuAL EsrAr,
AUCTiON-LECAL
AUCTION SALES.

ATTENTION. LUMDERMEN
PUBLIC SALE December IL 1915 Tues.
day. IL ~. NJ. a desirable farm with VAL
liable timber land Will te sold ut public, auc.
tlun on The premises In King William CUdnty
Va. place known as Cedar Lane. Situated
on road leading from West Point to KIM
William, about midway. four miles from
Sweet Hall Station. Southern Railroad
two miles from steamboat landing: IL. +. u,
passes by place: convenient to churches
schools and stores: containing 500 acres
inOsc or less 1870 acres In high state OF cultl.
walton. wru !enrei, divided in eight fisIda5
with running water In all except tvs: lS3
young apple trees soon in bearing: T-rpom
bungalow with basement, bath. hot and
cold water. heated with hot-water system
Largo bank barn and all other necessary
outbuildings: balance of land. over te9 aerss
is well set with timber ready for the saw,
and pulp wood. Come and look over the
place hGtorc dav of sale 4. Landis
FARM.A valuable tarm, WIN also ba cold
Rhode Island Situated on opposite aide OF
road Of former place. known as Cedar Lane.
containing 2t2 acres. more less. $50 acreB
In high state of cultivation. well Fenced
divided IN six fields and meadow. we'll
watsred balance OF land timber. A. two
story house five rooms and hall and kitchen:
large frame barn and stables combined and
all nccessdry outbuilCfin-s: new two-story
tenant house with four rooms - II Brown,
BY. ]. d. CARNEAI &c SON.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

ORDER -
" nnsS Sa d S SSpf George IL
IA. $sy pelasr isis ,hat asr,a at p Poe
sn.oinobiio, STYLE Ell. motor No. asfs56.
Gusn tho ground and reason that tha13saIi
smt",n9ctle was then and there heinE used
,Hr me 'ransnnriaiion uf ardent spirits. in
ha Nm nroptr fqr,hSr 81 Pea to the
10 law, directing that ail persons who may
have any, apnear and protect their ,inlerests,
na ne Same may apncar;
And IT further appearing that NJ. d.
Stone Motor Cpmpanr. Incorporated, Bias u
I'm on the said automobile under a:1cur-
aled tho eth day OF July. 1915. 'foiS tho
i;n;xy,sisni cents lss7o,ss} With fi hsssr 1a
faction OF thr court th~ f'S The 70 SAID III H. B.
VAS a'f s n"s nssS hf a
he used for suMh unlawful purposes: IN is.
s. 9r"GEs9 that @tfd the gsid gg!Sk nge esp
the .iat dGy of December, 1915, al II'ss'cioci
= Nj III, e pubin anetion. in front OF tho
i;ichmond, after five DAYS advertisements
Il, r. s",nr nswIInaEer o. EeneIai c,raYatf.n In
der f of ca s Sale to TO the he hs s hs
eyer, sunisc, 10, the lien OF the said H. 3.
iI H., .,,r Motor company igc9rporated, for
est thereon from the a7th day of Juiysl31
hs Ana =, '9s sSnpt Sen tg55hsF
Of ihose procuedirss do nayS,tn tho sGisrk
~ thia court the net proceeds OF sueli, Ba,o
eforesaId to Tie eert Of his court 90 .essd,ss
Ut the Commonwealth. .5rstEY'{l
WALTER CHRISTIAN
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Auction saI.,ls.
by j. -. CAltNlIAi. & son.
kcai Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
y GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY
No. 1901 Cedar Street

Ey. virtue Of 1t certain deed of trust.
dated tue 25th day Of sientembev, 1911,
recorded in the clerks Office of Rich
mond Chancery Court. in II. t. go \
page 100. default having been made
IN the payment OF IL portion OF the
debt thereby secured, and being re
CURED by the beneficiary so TO do, I
Will, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1918.
at o'clock Y. NJ,
nrncecd To Sell at public auction the
following described property. to-wi,:
All mat lot of land. With improve
menta thereon, known as No 1901
Cedar street in the city OF Richmond,
VA, bcsinning at q point on the south
line az Cedar Street cighty-eight (8S)
rect east OF Seventeenth Street ,hcnce
running eaStWardly along and front
ing on the south line Of Cedar street
lwcnty-hyc t2h) feet, thence back
somthwardly from said front, at right
angles and between parallel lines one
hundred ana thirty-two U3a) feet
This property Is well located and ia
me renter This is a great oppor-
innlly Tor eithar speculation or in
N"stment. Any one looking for a
good bargain VIII do we'll here.
TERMS: Cash.
j. ID. Carnival,
Trustee.
Whereas the deed calls for all cash.
but the auctloneers are prepared to
mu..g terms - - -
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wANTED-'ro BUY.

NE take old turnitnre IN exchange for new.
Knight Furniture CO :i2O fiuU
WHY not trade IN your old discarded gold
and SILVER for some OF up to-,la -
tcwelry or silvcrwarcf G Lumsden & Son,
IS. Last Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

NIRGlNIA--iN TIE HuSTINC;S COURT
nE TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. DEgEM-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

Commonwealth
against 80
Huck Automobile, Style MA. Motorr No.
o55tjQ. .. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

MISUNDERSTANDING, both inside and out
70 aide aide work Fare from Richmond and Pc
days. upon prese1tstion of receipts We do
not want you II you AFRO WORKING in another
s;rs y; Employment bureau FIFTH and Taylor
building cornoration. Camden. N j.
MAN.-Wantcd. 10 work cd farm for wages:
white man with famiy house and gar
ucn FURNISHED suitable place to raise chick :
ems. Good wages TO a good nun. CORE,
spond With w, l. Russell, Mia, Va
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTI MITES. rs
best investment OF time and money by
lions and salaries await oui graduates
Massey Rusiness College.
CoNFECrlOS ERY s.or. ana 1918 Ford tour
iH% car Reason for selling. i!i-healjn.
Apply 92i North Twcnty-minth Phone Ran-
GROCER Sock. ,xlrres ana building OF
grocery and confectionery corner sore:
cheap I"I cash. or easy terms - -y0 IA Ken
for Tie outilt . 100. care Times Ia 'u4 CHI
want 10 organize "a company to tna-ket a
commodity salah,e in every home
want 10 get in touch with men financially
able to back company whose possibilitirs
for earnings cannot be doub,ed want
Al prnnos:iion ana well worth inytstisatilIr
Address j 4Sa: care Times Dispatch.
INNEsTMENTS. STOCKS. HoNDs. 80
NOTICE 10 holders of United States Treas
ury Certificates Of Indebtedness of Series
I'VE. dated September D. 1918. and ma
turing January >. 1919:
an United States Treasury certificates or
Der j. 1915. and maturing January 2 1918
hereby called for redemption on Decc m
her 10. 1918. AT bar and accrued int crest pur-
suant to the provision Tor such redemption
contained in the certificates on December
10. 1Dls, Interest on all certificate. Of said
series Will cease 10 accrue.
w q. McADOO.
Secretary Of the 'rruusury
Dated December I. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL MEETINds--,,rh regular annual
meeting OF tho STOCKHOLDERS OF the Nay
,,onnl state and Clly Dank OF Ricnmond.
Va; VIII be held At It's banking house ut -
1913. for the purpose or electing directors
Tor the ensuing year. and for the trans
action OF ny other business that may
properly com. before the meeting. -
JULIEN III. HILL. Ga shier.
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SUnUnnAH FoK RENT. 80
va, =" 81 n Ras, r l2a Efls j.
wANvl.D-ro KI4NT. 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at once: small
place I" respona!oie parly. Address y. Box
buNdA LoM,Lwnnted, 70 rent. SMALL bun
Ms 'M Ss w "n roS Ss road or two acres II lana
FAKM Wanl9d. 10 rent 80 % .6o-ocro. farm.
nnslns, Farm nus. bo Within i've niles niles Of
aMtiTs%n Gn %s mus, o be ~ EGHI STATE Of
No; j condition, state rental, nTice ;" and
~ earEfara fHSEnfa,lF ''rn N4"r'sa $
A$Y.e. G@s hss ssr a. "S;
FUK % .rAhTME Nr, ,,,. six or
Jamaty IN ap r. ,Tsnsnsa r2S
care Timea nnna,nh.
ofAm f0f ra Ifo ,a 1if neMsrS Avenue
pr rsm,s snd au0sryison q rental proper,y
Norlh Eleventh Stree,
REAL ESTATE FOR SHE
BUSINESS PROPERTY. 81
VAUGHAN WIilrEiiURST CO, INC, sales
r.nss lHa y. GUY and country propsrty
FARMS ..Nn LAND EOH SALE. Sd
foit iarin and cay property. see e. l.. T.
II l. 2sh21h.- soI- East Main Street.
VIZ ha o.ey som g" en",s tarms for sale James
:2U,AtRE farm Two miles from Gorduns-
vile, rs bushels wheat 10 acre ms YEAR
Lays Well ANA y we'll fenced and watered.
SO oak Excellent G-roon house. USES Large Gs h hni
and morse narn, large new aud modern DAIRY
harn, storchcuse etc Fruit for family MS.
l..rics, s7.oGG. Easy terms. Wider ( G Co..
charlottesville. Va.
HOUSES FOR SALE. 81
BUY your hnmo now, Phone Muhieman &
haynoe today. Madison liza.
EiAA ~ EUNsfhA. saiea ioans rents
LA East MAN 81 reet:
Inc: 20 Moth Eighth Street
HOMES Ioi saia ON easy terms. W.I,,r
Snhtdl Room ~ Crntra National l,anh
LOTS ToH SALE. SO
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Petersburg Pike "
s2,9p cash aud 500 per week nuya East
Madison SlS2 lsod Mutual Building "'fe''
WANTED--EEAi. ESTATE 81
hR ,nTn rK22rEET{-s s2,e!93eo WoRTlI OF
wH&Thn "f r0 i'NG t Gasi d sdhsHreoHMhui
SUTTON CO. 49,
iipi'i.M ELL. NA,-7L,si YOUR proneryv Win
tsrsh;.t kealiv al lnsnranc 20. Inc.
i-Ei us secure vog Tenant FOR your vacant
pr"ncriN Crui chteld y Co.
LIST your WnsI End houses for sale with
MhiLo e. X Gnmnany; ENnLonh alSs.
AuCTiON--LEGAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

JANITOR-Wantcd, for Office building An
- ply 10 superintendent Times Dispa ioh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

J. T.. CARNEAI,. w
Trustee.s&
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Whereas the deed calls for all cash.
but the auctieneers are prepared to
make terms, - -
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SITUATIONS wANTEU-MAII:. !.

BOOK kEEP Err Wanted. by capubie book
Keeper ana once man. connection with
reputable hrIn or corpu-aIion about january
J. t3csi references. u ic7. Times -. .
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

PoLISII-CKAFrS ROYAL. rIANO TOLTsII
WILL MAKE YOUR PLANO LOOK i.iii l.;
NEW. TRY y BOTTLE TODAY. A. J.
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SITUATIONS :NANrEn-Et.MAI.E. :,l

STENoGRArliER, VITO has had several
years experience desires "a posi(iou AZ
dress iOs care Times DIsratuh
sIENpuEAfHER. seven years experience.
rapid and accurate. desires position: tenn
Times DispGtch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
BUILDING: MATERIALS.
FUEL. AND FEED.

FOR hot blast mud other stoves burn Poca
hontas nut and egg. For CRATES uss lunI
Madison 1879 Randolph 30l7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

VELVET FLOOR STAIN-Cse on Your floor
Velvet Floor Stain. wipe IL up once n week
with Peerless Cleuner: never use water OH
stained floor, Use Nauyhlns Floor Wax
SOC can: good ~ the best.
VACtiiAN'S
PHONE MADISON ,0i is T. BROAD
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SAI.l;sMIaN Am AG.Nrs

LEE Insurance men. double your income
by securing agency for largest company ia
ne world specializing IN accident ana health
insurance. tdsh conformation and literal
renewals johnson ~ Adams, Standardization
Managers. III southern Bldg. Washington
- &. "
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-21
RARBEcuES
PUT UNDER THE BAN

Columbia.-With the opening Of the
political campaigns in South Carolina,
the food administration again urges
that political barbecues, such as have
been the custom in many parts Of the
state in past years, be eliminated this
war year. William Elliott, food admin
istrator for South Carolin, recently
stated that political barbecues would
be frowned upon by the food admin
istration. The great waste incident
to barbecues is, Of course, the reason
urged, and in the present world crisis
with reference to the food supply and
the absolute necessity OF saving ev-
erything that can be saved to help
feed a hungry world the food admin
istration NOT only feels justified In
asking that no barbecuss be held, but
1t is felt that patriotic people will vol
UNFAIRLY abstain from such fndui-
gsnces.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-21
WHEAT GROWERS TO
GET FAIR TREATMENT
Farmers In This State Will Be Per
mitted to Grind Wheat 10 a
Liberal Extent.

Columbia-William Elliott, food ad-
sninistrator for South Carolina, re-
Gently attended meeting Of the food
administrators Of the several states
in Washington, at which time the
question Of grinding wheat in South
Carolina was carefully considered and
upon the authority Of Herbert Hoover,
federal food administrator, the state
ment has been made that the most
liberal treatment, with respect to
grinding, will be accorded the growers
Of wheat in this state. The exact
terms of the instructions to millers
have not yet been determined upon.
but will be announced in the near
fueure. In the meantime, however,
the growers of wheat can rest assured
chat the present rules concerning the
amount that farmer can have ground
will be greatly altered, and that a
farmer will be permitted to have his
wheat ground to a liberal extent.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-21
guGAR FOR CANNING
SHOULD BE SECURED

Columbia.-The food administration
ls urging that all persons who can
fruits and vegetables for market OBJ
tain their entire sugar requirements
for the 1918 season as early as pos
sibie. Federal food administrations
in all the states are also being in
structed to see that manufacturers Of
essential food products requiring
sugar, take the first opportunity Of
building up their supplies. The food
administration takes the position that
preserves and jams are essential food
Stuffs, and that Gamers perform a
valuable conservation function. In
the event that it is necessary to re-
duce still further the shipping tom
mage that brings. sugar to the United
States, the food administration is en-.
deavorinE to guard against any pos.
sible loss of the fruits and vegetables
that could be saved BY canning and
preserving.