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Show :z .?!, X7ZZZLY KATSVILLE, UTAH resulted on the In construing consumer the of part ruling to mean that an tills eqaat amount liv value of substitutes must be purchased with wheat flour. This Is s mistaken Idea. The ruling states that the consumer in purchasing flour sai'l "boy at the same time an equal weight of other cereals. One exception to tbls ruling Is concerning graham flour and whole wheat flour, wfich may be sold at the ratio of three pounds to five pounds of wheat flour. This provision Is made because approximately 25 per cent more of the wheat berry ts used in the manufacture of these flours than standard wheat flour. Another exception Is that concerning mixed flours containing less than SO per cent of wheat flour, which may be sold without substitutes. Retailers, however, are forbidden to sell mixed flours containing more than 50 per cent of wheat flour to any person unless the amount of wheat flour substil k tute id suffldent amount bf substitutes. Including those mixed In flours, equal to the total amount In wheat flour In the mixed flour. For instance. If any mixed flur Is purc1inRedmtalriltjg COTer ceist Some confusion Las 50-5- n MASON PINT JAPS MASON QUART JAILS MASON HALF-GALLO- JARS N MASON 5c Bottle Rubbers BEL M Rubbers, 10c Dozen J WHITE GIANT RUBBERS, 3 for 25c Kerr Mason Self Sealing Caps Complete. , . Kerr Mason Self Sealing Lids Seals all s Mason Jars without Using a Rubber Ring Kerr Jelly Glasses with Covers Fruit Keep all the tr SunKist Jelly Glasses without Covers X Telephone No. G 1 TV. lanrwi city hi north Dvto county place for ycidcnec. Kcycvlilo Unitor fi 1 tntt aannln plant add etoeddyc. to tbc city. General Tann-lafrail and eayetaMe roln for skip. ront and eaaalnc are important hvdaetrto. Lao Cm Darla County Central K'b school, aad aee opera koaaa. C..T water ikirt'a aad aMrlri. Hekla ara lada.mta for In. twtaait Hamm of tke Island Frintin aonpany and ha pitnCac plant. -- Sa, tatoto end th-LcJm- tmt brick wcaJtk of the and uciicaiinoniD Little Walter Manning, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Manning, who suffered the removal of an eye recently, in a Salt Lake hospital, returned home Monday. The lad is getting along as well as could be expected. t T. A. Martin, who lately moved bis family to Salt Lake City, has been appointed auditor in the war department. Mr. Martin is a thoroughly 3, 3. Bowman and family motored competent man Ind has engaged in to Provo Tuesday. like work on the Oregon Short Line for many years. Uniforma have been issued to the Davis county men in training at the M. Barnes final passed the Shirley University of Utah. examination for entrance into the U. S. Naval academy at Annapolis, ThursMr. and Mrs. Frank B, Muir and and entered that historic instieon are attending the annual Muir day, tution Saturday. When he comes family reunion at Saltair today. among us again he will be in the uniMra. Irvin Strong and family of form of the navy. Salt Lake City are the guests of Mrs. J. K. Radley, who has been in the Strongs mother, Mrk. Hyrum Strong. employ of the Inland Printing com for the past year and a hdl The section men on the Bamberger pany accepted a situation with a print- have been given a raise of 5 cents per day. They are now receiving $3.00 ing. establishment at Boise, Idaho. Mrs. Radley Will remain in Kaysville ' per day. as agent for the Bamberger Electric. Mrs. Joseph Sessions and daughter Since closing the pea canning camof Burley, Idaho, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jed Sessions during paign the Syracuse plant of the Kaysville Canning corporation has taken the past week. up handling cherries. The Kaysville A.'U. Allen, attorney at law, of plant of the company is now receiving , Pasadena, Cal., visited with his par- beams. . ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, durWord was receive here this morning the past week. ing" announcing the death of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes are Anna Porter, daughter of Rev. R. B. moving into their home at Locust and Porter, of Salt Lake City, former pasTenth streets. The house has lteen tor of the Presbyterian church of .thoroughly modernised and remodeled. Kaysville, at Salt Lake City Tuesday. The young lady has been an invalid The infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. for several years, the victim of tu Joseph Butcher died at the family betrulosis. residence on the Mountain road SaturIt again seems doubtful whether day. The funeral was held from the Davis county will get additional hard home at 4 p, m., Sunday.' surfaced road this year. At a recent Frank Proudfoot of the ship build- meeting of the State Road commission ing forces is home from Portland, the contract for additional road was where he. was severely burned several let for bitulithic pavement, but it is days ago. ' lie is rapidly recovering said that the governor and the state and will return to duty in a few days. road engineer are strongly opposed for Mu- to letting the contract for that type Following is the . program sof-dier- IR OG CO. KAYSVILLE, UTAH r one-thir- d S one-ha- One-fourt- 1 George Bebans greatest successes, such as Pasquale and His Sweetheart, have been scored in Italian parts. Here is a typical one Nicolo Darini, a character thatdrew capacity audiences in the great New York theatres. Every scene is crowded with thrills, pathos, .mystery, and the suspense is carried, to the end. Be sure to see him. I GEfOR6E,a. .sTLiost In Transit' A PA R A MT3WTpicfug h one-thir- bl X X X X '.-j- l r. MYRON W. PHILLIPS -- X X 1 I X X BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY x KAYSVILLE. La onia-iMt- UTAH er LAYTON, UTAH upplyjou Saturday Evening, July 2fli!i , With your Fruit Bottles, Jelly Glasses, Tumblersr Lids and Rubbers? liT fact every. hsanies iSay thing needed in putting up Fruit In Good Grade Bottle Rubbers, dozen 'CorhTourv"perrlbL Rice Flour.jpcr lb, Boiled Oats, large packet Clean Easy Soap, per bar Thi preparation is an extract of a combination of d; Roots, Herbs, Barks and Berries, posessing medicinal prop-erties and blended to produce the best results. L! As a SYSTEM PURIFIER,' TANLAC contains pro- shit of Tegctablcbrigin arrd Ts dev'6rd"ofTmy"mirierarin- perties 1 gredier.ts which often act unpleasantly on the system by C disturbing the digestion and that may riffWt the bowels t' ' Aa a TONIG AND SYSTEM PURIFIER; TANLAU K5s Tj met with general favor and an unprecedented sale. VM. J. T B. Coffee. per can J5c CanKreamCrisp $1.00 Per ijottle 3Dc Shortening ...ior ROLE STORES inators of Low Prices y V m IN One-fourt- j f- Gao.. Baban One-fourt- h tfi! Quality Counts July 20th ' a) -- kJCAw JLiV w one-thir- d Rolled Oats, 3 Pounds. s substitutes in brend, ent uK s 0 basis for ihs . japf substitute in muffins ; breakfast purchase of wheat flour and are doing porridge, use freely; oatfneal cookies, their utmost to explain the new regu- oatmeal soup. h Buckwheat Flour 2 rounds. lation to the housewife. This ruling by substitute in bread, buckwheat the U. S, Food Administration requires each purchaser of wheat flour to buy cakes. Hominy, 2 Pounds. Boiled for dinone pound of cereal substitute, one baked for' dinner, with cheese ner, kind or assorted for every pound of sauce. wheat flour. It was necessary to resubstiRice, 4 Pounds. strict the use of wheat flour In order tute In wheat bread, d substithat the allies and our fighting forces tute In corn bread, boiled for dinner (a abroad might be assured of an ade bread cut), as a breakfast food, to quate supply of wheat to meet their soups, rice pudding instead of vital needs. This supply must come thlcken from our savings because we have al- cake or pie, rice batter cakes. Several grocers have stated that ready sent our tormal surplus. customers who strictly observe thslr Wheat saving pledgecards were Ion 11 wheatless meals each week find the warded by the Food Administration to all retail food merchants, and these it necessary to buy substitutes In afr ditlon to those ordered under the are being signed and posted In stores CO . plan. throughout the country. This card ' States, We pledge ourselves loyally to wjsasfes carry out the Food Administration proDoing Good gram. In accordance with this order Few medicines have met with ' more we will not sell any wheat flour except favof or accomplished more good where the purchaser buys an equal Chamberlains Colic and weight of one or more of the following, than a greater use of which In the home Diarrhoea Remedy. John F. Jantzen, will save wheat : Delmeny, Saskn says' of it, 1 have "Cornmeal, corn flour, edible corn used Chaihberlains Colic and starch, hominy, corn grits, barley flour, Diarrhoea and Remedy in myself my potato flour, sweet potato flour, soy bean flour, feterlta flour and meals, family, and can recommend it as being rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled outs and an exceptionally fine preparation. Adv. buckwheat flour. to w' t 9, Ctm-pan- Kaysville Opera House ,iuiuui.r3rtTuTlfij bread. 37313 c c - one-thir- d t t -- j PLflil one-fourt-h i n 7 Vhere DAVIS COUNTY one-thir- J. -- Rulers, Fasteners, Rubber Bands, etc. GROCERS HELP E, Williams; she is a. Red Cross nurse. Miss Swan has been on duty since reporting at the camp in January. She will re- S turn in a few days and expects to b e ordered overseas with the 145th artillery regiment On Monday night a number of friends called at the home W. LAVENDER and spent a very pleasant evening in FIRST CLASS SIIOE REFAIRING conversation and loking over a numNext Door to Johnson Hotel ber of army pictures which she has - - . Utah collected. Miss Swan is greatly in- Kaysville vocal solo, (a) God Be With Our Boys Tonight, (b Home, Sweet Home; male quartette, Battle Cry of Freedom; hymn, Do What Js Right PRICE: Our line of tablets is also e xtensive, both as to size of sheets and qualities of paper. In Stationery Supplies we offer Pens, Ink, Pen Holders, Erasers, s. tual at the Kaysville tabernacle next for road. Sunday evening at 7 oclock: , Uymn, Miss Mary Swhn, daughter of Mr. O, Say What Is the Truth; prayer; and Mrs. George Swan, is home on song, America; talk, A "War of a furlough from Camp Kearny, where S Self Defense," Thomas r Our line of box papers is especially fine. We have them in Linen, Laid and White Wove, also in fancy colors. Kaysville liilt KAYSVILLE - the--ta- pound of wheat flour. A special exemption may be granted s z upon application In the case of specially prepared lnfanfa and Invalids food containing flour where the necessity is 3 Z shown. Some misunderstanding seems to exist on the part of consumers in assuming that with the purchase of wheat flour one must confine the additional terested in her work and is just as 50 per cent purchase to one of the anxious to go to the front as the 1$ not the case. Oue This substitutes. the entire range of from select may substitutes a sufficient amount of each to bring the total weight of all BubstU tutes equal do the weight of the wheat For instance, if a flour purchased. purchase of 24 pounds of wheat flour is made a range of substitutes may be 50-5- 0 selected as follows : Cornmeal, 8 pounds; corn grita,4 pounds; rice, 4 pounds; buckwheat, 2 SIGN PLEDGE TO CARRY OUT pounds ; corn starch, 1 pound ; hominy, 2 pounds; rolled oats, 3 pounds. FOOD ADMINISTRATION These substitutes may be used tn the following manner; PROGRAM. Cornmeal, 8 Pounds. Corn bread, no flour; corn muffins or spoon bread, flour or rice POST CARDS IN STORES. d hominy; 20 per cent subsil-tute- s In whole bread. Corn Starch, 1 Pound. Thickening Explain New Wheat Ruling to gravy, making custard, substitute In cake. Thousands of Customers In Corn Grits, 4 Pounds. Fried like sures Greater Food Saving. mush, used with meal In making com T Nothing reflects character in correspondence as dcKjs Stationery, Our line of Correspondence Stationery is complete and the styles, are right, whether it be for the maid, the matron, or the young man who writes to his sweetheart. For the farmer and business man or t he professional man, we also have proper Stationery and a large line of'supplies. wheat flour and 40 per cent substitutes it is necessary that an additional 0 per cent of substitutes be purchased. This brings It to the basis of one pound of substitutes for each WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING IN THE JAR LINE SEneffineM.-SdDi- ST-A- r I kaysville FARMINGTON -- v 2 Reels Arbuckle Comady Saturday July 27 ii k!3 IX ascs? Ills Xaaci (Q)2 D |