The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-04
NEW SUGAR
 ORDERS

\ sugar ration card or Speclal permit will soon be issued in Seward, Cordova, Valdez and Anchorage for all consumers according to a special order from Territorial Food Admini- StratOr r. B. Bradley. The order was received in the mail on the Alaska, last night from Juneau and the in- structiOnS to consumers and retailers as follows:
 Effective August l9th, 1918 the ,uSLIIDuIIOn oI sugar to the consumer Nlll be by SUGAR RATION CARDS Onty, excepting hotels, restaurants, uaKeIes, manufacturers and such oth- CTS as are allowed, by current regul- ationS and SPECIAL PERMIT, larg- CT quantities ol sugar. This regulation to remain in full force and effect un- til January lst, 1919, or until such ume as conditions waTcnt dlScon- 5inuance of the regulations.
 TO CONSUMERS:
 No person will be allowed to pur- .haSe sugar without a SUGAR RAT ION CARD, or a SPECIAL PERMIT.
 SUGAR RATION CARDS,- on a oasis of two pounds per person per month"; will be issued to heads of households, and those persons living singly who prepare their own meals.
 SUGAR RATION CARD must be presented to the dealer at time pur- .baSe of Supar iS made,
 SUGAR RATION CARD must DC presented by the consumer or by some known member of his household.
 SUGAR RATION CARDS are to be obtained from Food Administrators only.
 SUGAR RATION CARDS are not transferable.
 Consumer will not be permitted to obtain sugar in excess of the months allowance, and no excess sugar can 5e obtained during current month to ap- ply on next months allowance.
 Consumer can hold one SUGAR RATION CARD, one member only of each household is entitled to a SUG- AR RATION CARD. Repeating or attempted evasion in connection With the use of SUGAR RATION CARDS will be dealt with severely when brought to the attention of the FOOD ADMINISTRATION.
 Changes in location, except on Gas ineau Channel, and changes m per manent number of persons in house hold, will render necessary, surrender ,f SUGAR RATION CARD and is. mance of new one.
 TO DEALERS:
 No dealer is permitted to sell any sugar whatever except upon present ation by the consumer, or member ot his household, of a SUGAR RATION CARD. or SPECIAL PERMIT signed by Federal Food Administrator.
 Each sale made to holders of a SUGAR RATION CARD, must be en- cred in ink by the dealer in proper place on back of the SUGAR RATION CARD. said entry to show date or ale. name of dealer making sale, and 
 amount of sugar sold.
 Dealer is required to dilige' tly in- Spect SUGAR RATION CAKD'o' "i'N De governed by prior sales entries thereon, to the end that consumer is not allowed an excess amount of sug- ar.
 Dealer may sell a maximum amount of four pounds of sugar at one time to proper holder of a SUG- AR RATION CARD, prvided, said i pounds added to the current months purchases, does not exceed consumers allowance for that particular month, the dealer being required to see that monthly allowance of sugar is not eX- ceeded for the month during which purchase is made.
 The fact that a consumer may use less than his allowance in one month does not entitle him to exceed his all lowance in another month. Maximum conservation is desired. The SUGAR RATION CARD showing less than al- | lowance permitted becomes an HON