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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1919 § rT HR Pe ing - 1. . or N - . . 3 Id : .; : part of Arkansas, just<as they did a |of supply for a like amount. This committee's direction and the orders L/ Ss ruqualization Board Gives Reasons year ago .after October. 24 will give substantially the same re- |were turned over to the factory in While the committee in charge of {sults as though the beet sugar dist- [the best position to furnish the for Sugar Shortage; Beet Crop May Help distributing the remaining eastern |ribution committee in Chicago a can2 sugar has not yet had time to still functioning, as the 1917 distri- complete its plans, roughly the sit-|bution was conducted under the SUBSCRIBE NOW | 1 : { 5 uation appears to be that, for the Announcement from the United! from Louisiana after November 1,|remainder of this year, about the Srates sugar sualiaation board tells [and while this crop is disappointing, | same quantity of cane sugar will be 5 g d the reasons for the present sugar amounting to only 100,000 'tons, it willl available for October, November and Wh Y H T T bl EF : shortage and gives all the informa- | serve to supply the southern territory | December distribution to the trade €n ou ave ire rou Cc El i tion -obtainable as to how the situa- until the new crop of West Indian [in the territory to be covered, as was | : >i. g i ion can be relieved. The report|sugar is available next January. The [distributed in August, September and Try Our Expert Repairing E i pends: Wan i Sosiery tersliory or the balance of Ootoben 28 i cos hat Yous, huge . : 1 "Figures just compiled show that [the year is ependent upon the re-lers in these markets will probably : . ES | during the first nine months of the maining old crop of ies supplies ; | receive about the same amount of | Cord and Fabric work our specialty. Tubes . current year approximately 500,000! therefore, conservation will have to sugar each month, for the balance of | repaired while you wait. All work uaran~ tons or more sugar was delivered to|be practiced, and to meet this condi- | this year, as was delivered to them, teed the domestic trade than was deliver- | tion a distributing committee, with say, in October, 1918. z . { ed Qusing the corresponding period in pn Frank C. ony as chairman, has "In the west and south freer distri- | We have a limited stock of Goodrich 30x3 1-2 J 1918. Notwithstanding this 18 per |been appointed at the request of Mr. ! bution is possible, as the beet sugar . | cent increase in distribution, as a George A. Zabriskie, a: of the [interests should be able to distribute Safety guaranteed 4500 miles at. . . $15.00 g pared with a normal average in-|United States sugar equalization | by January 1 400,000 tons of sugar. In 30x3 same guarantee... . 311.95 £ crease in consumption of about 4] board, to supervise and direct the |the fall of 1917 they sold 350,000 tons | i Including War Tax E per cent, the talk of a 'shortage' per-, distribution of all refined sugar by [of new crop sugar before January 1, | sists. These figures, however, are|the eastern refiners. 1918. With a larger crop and with- a clear indication of the extra- "In 1917 and 1918 the eastern gan font the interference that was ex-| ordinary consumption of sugar that|refiners withdrew from the territory | perienced in the winter of 1917, as a | we has taken place. and the fact must | west of Pittsburgh and Buffalo on |result of the extremely cold weather, | be recognized that directly or in- Octohes 1 and the middle west was|a better record should now be made. } Under New Management, D. SCHWARTZ, Prop; directly the American people have supplied entirely by beet sugar. This [In 1918 only 200,000 tons were distri- | . greatly increased their use of sugar.|year the eastern refiners took the | buted before January 1; therefore, it | 633 RAILROAD AVE. Phone Wilmette 2429 | One angle of this is shown in the | same step on October 15, and after | will be seen that if the 1917 plan is | heavy increased sale of candy, soft|that date and until the new year, ! followed out, considerably more beet | i Aid drinks, ice cream, etc., which in some | west of Pittsburgh and Buffalo and sugar can be marketed this year than Ee sections for the next three months! north of the Ohio rivers must be|was sold a year ago. A fairly free must be curtailed. supplied entirely by the domestic|and equitable distribution can be se- L L Nervousness Constipation nm nm "The west should secure immediate | beet sugar producers. After Nov.|cured if each beet factory will dup- relief from the harvesting of an aver-|1 the Louisiana interests will be able licate its sales of 1917, and those buy- age domestic béet crop which, with-{to take care of the territory south |ers who secured sugar in that period in a week, will be in full swing. Ad-!of and including North Carolina, a!from a particular factory should now ditional supplies will be forthcoming ' part of Kentucky and the southern'be able to look to that same source Take our baths and treatment Scientific methods for reduction and developing Corrective gym work SS === ===I Twenty Reasons Why You Should Buy a MILBURN LIGHT I E L E C T RI C : The modern, light, low-swung electric--the one with > : up-to-date stream lines. The most graceful car on the burn The rear seat will accommodate three--latest improved 5 B = = First class service--Highly skilled 2 attendants for ladies and gentlemen 2 E] | 2 3 Evanston Massage Parlors 609 DAVIS ST. Tel Evanston 4165 I a. 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