The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-15

Ham and eggs for breakfast will he
possible again. beginning last Mon
day morning. the mcatlcsn feature 81
me bouvcrizcd mota'ng meal having
been removed. according To- an an
nnIrcoment made Saturday ngh' nv
W. w. Armstrong. state food admits
traitor. The whcatlcss breakfast will
be observed as In the past Pork may
now be served Saturdays and every
other day with the exception Of Tues.
day. which r. to be hcefless and pork
less. There h. NO longer any strictly
meatlrss day. as lamb and mutton
may be- served at all times The state
food administration even urges the
eating Of mutton. a. there ~ surplus
In Utah and consumption ct this
meat cuts down the inroads ON other
meats and on wheat products.
riny.FIf,y Ruling.
Two whcatlcss days will still be re-
tanned each week. and every effort
will he made Co decrease wheat con-
sumption. The "nfty -fifty" wheat
ruling aiso went into effect last Mon
day This means that with every
pound ~ white flour purchased. the
buyer must also buy and take at least
the same amount pound for pound.
~ bran. shorts. middiings. corn flour.
corn meal. edible corn starch. hom-
my corn Erits. barley flour. rolled
oats, oatmeal rice. rice flour. buck
wheat flour. potato flour. sweet pota-
To- flour. milo flour. kaffr flour. kaffir
meal, fctrria flour. foteria meal. Soy
bean meal. peanut meal or dry beans.
-Four pounds potatoes may bc sold ~
the equivalent of one pound OF the
substitutes. whole wheat flour and
graham flour containing not less than
20 per cent 81 bran and shorts may be
sold siN pounds of flour To- four uf
Substitutes
iIUoNcr'- Statement.
The allics have made further and
increased demands Tor brradHtuffa.
these enlarged demands being caused
to some degree by shortage In ar
rivals from Argentine. II II. there
fore. necessary for the food admins
tratipn a. urge q still further reduc-
ton In the consumption Of bread and
brcadHtuffH generally u We are To-
meet our export necessities
Experience shows that the ,um-
mission of hreadStuffn h. intimately
associated with the consumption of
meat For various reasons our sup
plies of meat for the next two OF three
months are considerably enlarged
ana We can supply the allies with all
the meat products which Transporter
ton facilities render possible aud at
the same time somewhat increase our
consumption.
In these circumstances the food
administration considers u Wise Ia re-
lax the voluntary restrictions on meat
consumption a. some extent with "a
Wow OF further decreasing bread CON
sumption"
yloIaior. Must Bcwnrr.
DIFFICULTY IN obtaining substitutes
for wheat flour viii not interfere
with the operation of the new ruling.
wheat flour will be- sold a. the extent
only that the dealer can furnish sub
stitutcH. And there viii be- no foot
ishncss about enforcing the food reg
ulations. the administrator says In
fringemrnts should be- Immediately
reported ana they viii be summariiy
handled.
State Food Administrator Arm
strong left for Washington recently on
official business. Just before leaving
he said. 1T IN not "A question OF In
convenience nor even 81 hardship. We
must do these things whether we like
Il OF not We must feed our own
boys"
seyenty-five per cent OF the dyes