The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
FOOD RATIONS IN
ENGLAND ARE LOW
People willing To Pny "A shilling for
Quart of Low 6rudc MIX To-
dAy--Buttcr Very Scarce.
BUTTER IS VERY SCARCE
Ii.h Stlu Plentiful. But Cost Indi-
Gates Someone l.
profitecring.

loNb'N' ''' it.-N ut"ad H"'-
,y OF Euchnd's pantry tAows ihsl
,..ur the country is in A Var better
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f.tr the situation does no' can Tor
any jay bells while the outlook as
..gt-ds prlc,s In several food es.
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,uutry viii be no land OF plenty. a.
can ha seen from the following data
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no, tho rat,cr b,rc vJu hc Y
..rcos ucctiv nor n.rsop
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n, .rglr ON hand which rotails ~
,anra no,rJ irrridirg ,ha o.,
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,s.,. 80, s,,,'niias ,,'',,''o, 'a',0
I.. rrirc. unboihtetIy ,,ui Co 40
pr.,l fruii. arc moro diff,c,,I, tn
,E,,Ir the Gracss ON, nrovtJ.J a
rr.., ,,rt ~ Euror. .In, J,t.d
go. aro ,,tirg 'b,tr nrot,,c,
,r".ytI, s,,,,rl,o. ,,nor,i,tnaIJa
s,rnfles oT rh,rse ,rc far below
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"a, Ia ibo rr,r ~ d.p,snd Sboese
f,r n,n,c irrori,pt f,r,nr a,
Da, Furon.,n,s dIc, tbar IL, ,no
Aurric,n'
| Tho indian government has for
ggdor tha arror,,,inn a., ,,n. 800,
rsiaieJ here an fbc controlled nrJce
of about \ cents pound Present
rice stores are believed IN sufficiept-
Ia. mrgc to nae nys, unin 49, nv,
harvest. II not siam and s,igon
viii have to bo drawn unon Win T,
r.nscouput doublipp or tbc nrice
-, The price q bread will continue al
continuance Of the Eovcrn,nent snb-
sdy. no matter how hisb wheat NAV
yn. The founr-po,lnd loaf sells al
0B pence This is made possiblv be.
cause the government Supplies
bakers with a sSO-pound sHck OF
flour at a. shlllinRs Q nenca which
is 80 shillings below actual cost
However. the government plans 10
stop supplying such flour to con
fectioners and pastry bakers. max
ing them stand the run charge
Jam viii not have to be rationed
thIs winter but Inc snuplles az not
nufficicnt 10 permit Grcat Britain to
resume her place as he worlds lead
Ing exporter ~ Jams and marmalade
Prices will be the same as last win
ter. as the ministry has ordered, ak
pence to l Shilling / penny per
pound
Attempts have been made bv bic
tea dealers. since government control
was removed 10 force up the price OF
tea. formerly at y shnlings :
pence a pound The government ia
now hearing the market by offer
Ing 30 600 600 pounds OF tea for sale
monthly The coun.ry's consump-
ton is hut 26 OOO 600 mounds
monthly q
Fish prices are hirh. though sun
plies are plentiful Much waste has
resulted r-om DELAY i'm getting fish To
market The min Istrv OF food is
seeking to remedy this. Prices are
not expected to go down this winter.