Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 17 | Salt Lake Windows Attract Attention

SILT LAKE WINDOWS ATTBACTmEimOH Emergency Food Garden Commission Praises Kimball Kim-ball & Richards, 5v.o.rsr t!;ar tr: wir.dow d:?ray work of K!mba:i Richard?, "Land M r-chams," r-chams," Kis attracted na:lon-wMe attention at-tention and that this real C5rate firm is takii.s an active part in the srea: fooi-prcdu-Tion campaign now befns" carried on by the national emergency food garden gar-den commission. The follow! nc extract from Oe New York Glob of January 19 is reprc-ductM ; "OWN a homt: AND ri-ANT A GARDfcl.W The comml'te represent in: he srea: body of S'.iburrvan interests wiu.h w.U start an important b.;y-a-ho.T.e rr.ov err en: during te first wck in February is reminded by the rational emerceny food garden commission. com-mission. Ci'ari Lathrop lack, r1 resident, resi-dent, that it ran make the campaign serv-? a doub ptirroso by emphas'z-i:-.c the garden feature o' hom ownership. own-ership. "O-vn a home and plant a frarde:;' U su.: ires ted as a vry appropriate ap-propriate s'oitAn ;o he'-T1 the home ownership idea and food-savlny carn- ' pa'en at the same time. "Now Is the time to do the plan-nine, plan-nine, for t he time to plant win be j bre before you know i:,"" says Mr. ack. "and we must be ready for the j biszest food drive th world has ever ! known. "Real estate men throughout the ccur.trv are helpinc the movement bv ; a mm rins: window displays urcin? the I conservation of food and hom.p ear-i ear-i dninc. A firm in Salt I-ake City KimbalT & Richard received nation-vidp nation-vidp recognition for Us efforts in this direction, and every one with window sr-ae is ureed to join in the rood work. "M'jh has been !earned di.:rin? the T p. st . year by town and city people about the ru'tlvatlon of the soil In the interest of thrift and health, and also a bout t he conserva t ion of its products, so that we may look with faith and vnirasre to still ereater results re-sults for 1?!?. when the need w!U be most ursrent. T wish to emphasize the fact tat there will be a greater demand for food for exportation this year than there has ever been before, and we must fill this demand. Everyone with irarden spae should co-operate in this creat movement. "If '25 nor cent of the new war pardoners par-doners failed !ast year to jret a croo owinsr to Inexperience, not 10 per cent will fail this year. This war" will be won in larre rart by fisrhtinsr with food. We will do our duty in this hour of trial, and we have no greater duty than th production and conservation con-servation of food." The national emergency food ?ar-dn ?ar-dn commission will send its war garden gar-den primer free anywhere In the T nited State?. When writing1 for the primer send 2 cents to cover postage.