Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-08 | Page 34 | Salvage Searchers Are Now Seeking Your Junk

f 1 11 1 ge Searchers AreNow AreT Are Now T Seeking Your our Junk Junker er nuns ills 11 reed Need All lr asto WastePaper Paper Rags Anything n o of 1 h Paper Can Be Bc Made So 50 Relegate Your 1 TV Wire ire I Incinerator or Iva v. v you ou a lift little le Incinerator In your you r 4 e 1 let the TIed fled better belter not had Iad o Jou ou ise is alta e committee linear hear you OU s e shout about it H or about lout how ho r you you rou SV tIng n old papers or anything Ott of your our ose into Red Hed Cross Crass junk If H ou down as ay a non- non you they'll put do in ir or J as n 1 I laz lazy wa wasteful r riot Oa lot on Yh whIch men means the same thin thing as r is d 1100 l J tho I Cher rs u-t u out b by Arthur D. D sent e c n of nf the salvage com com- the cm carman have Q your our In- In you OU that tte In the attic until theof the away and then turn all arrive arrhe Jor of peace searchers the salvage over O to s r Junk In the co- co active Ithe the part tike an n I of I this vital work of paper pcr ton And nd and a J waste i reby b a n tale Invented somebody are nr ce ui upon on a time lime contraption In which torn to torii ri hl wire Ire rn rii papers rapen and nJ household hou o 1011 refuse with with- from rom fire Ire Ire- No o matter how ranger wind nd might blow the burn burn- 1 securely held until the thet were papers t I bit of ash Ish fell to the ground contraption received a at he heIre wire Ire t I welcome from rom the Abe fastidious the from those Who believe c In inri mill ful and ri reinsurance reinsurance insurance and lower rates rater It was 8 Inventor claimed for it and more I hits its aan an an Improvement on alley 11 e bon bon- res it was all that could he be desired la labor sa device c too it was lIi la Jove Soso reproach ch r and still is Js and Is-and and ard yet cl coming when this j time s 's rapidly mme line little Incinerator I Is going to beme beme benc be- be j me nc unpopular The Tho owner Is s going to apologize for using for or how ho proof that its use Ue is atso- atso Mr 11 Smith No To Ite necessary says S o ii Seer are our nel neighborhoods to be he nightly with our nel neighbors neighbors' because se I like Uke the core cora to the thc there ain aint t goin oln to o l-o none SoW ow the Uie Idea behind the incinerator hood If It people must burn Is it sell eU that t lb they do so o with as little user inger as possible to themselves l es and lother people As s a let g. safety measure om am the danger of fire which in consumes millions of dollars o orth tho of property each year and often oHen kM kes toll of or human life lIe n as well Wen the thel l was W a a great success As 51 a j j means means means' also llo of ot unsightly garbage g heaps In eYer every back yard with their ever present m menace nac to health happiness un and life lire a again Ut the In Incinerator incinerator In- In was all that could be de desIred desired de- de sired As s an et easy method of or preventing an annoyance annoyance nn- nn and the bother of storing surplus surplus surplus sur sur- plus papers no fault nult was to be found with tho Incinerator It filled a 3 longfelt long Ions felt fell want It J kept tho ho premises neat and clean with a minimum of labor Just fill fm the incinerator once a day or every day dey or two and yard and shed and house wore were cleared of rubbish and lud made neat and tidy But lint a again nil all this Is IK to be changed It Is the Intention of or tho the gov o nt to eliminate waste haste Instead of burnIng burn- burn In lug Ing the household rubbish families are asked to return all aU wa waste te paper rags I and anything of which paper vapor can Co n r p i t ma made e. e to tho the Fal a e committee PO ro 0 it itcan ft n can be he r fon forwarded to the tho paper mills l For or there Is a paper shortage A in the theland land not land not exactly a famine In paper but something like It It 1 15 As As 5 a war measure and Imp Imperative e I at that we are expected to save sa all hll old rags ol old paper paper ba bass bags boxes and the lIko so that t they can find their w way to the tho Clearest paper factories I there to be he made Into paper aper and paper paper pa pa- per products 1 again declares Mr Ir Smith Thus it Is that the beacon lights of the tho over nice am and the scrupulous md the 11 lazy will betray the households that Indulge In such costly practises for costly It i is is Paper of all l kinds has soared In price duo to conditions brought about chiefly b by tho the way In modern civilized society paper is isan isan an nn absolute necessity It must be as I cheap as possible Therefore waste must bo be eliminated To prevent pre waste in a necessity of or life lire is is is-a is a patriotic I dut duty I Here is the point Where once it III was wn thought a virtue to burn debris it now will wille te e a virtue to have h no debris or at least tho rho t CI very emy minimum of or waste to burn In time it may become become be be- come ome a crime to burn anything which might be u used ed again Thus will the work of or the incinerator be bo eliminated and the work of or the conservation commIttees committees committees com com- of or the government go be carried on I