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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN, MONDAY. -DECEMBER 24. 1917.
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IMPETUS; BErMLCOHflt LIMITED
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Co., Ltd.
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cordial greetings
And best wishes of the
Yuletide Season
to all.
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Restriction on Content By the i a.w!f the brew-nK of thc sams TOlume
President Follows Authori
zation By Congress
By C. S. ALBERT
(Special Stax-BnUetin Ccrroadence.)
"Further provisions are being made
to increase the maximum output of
cattle feed from brewing establish
ment. -
"The food bill provides for the pro
hibition of the use of foodstuffs in
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! tr.iVranc movement "was Riven an-1 fcre Prpos and the use of food
.otlmer impetus h: the alcoholic ! "uf's for ,he Production of distilled
'content of l,ccr limited to a maxi- j ,d"nks tPPl on September 8.
uuin of :; p,r ixnf. Tins approxi-! rWe 4 ,?- however, in the country
lmr.r a ono-four.h leducaon in the lr?nlrtw to three, rears supply of
.quantity of si:.nu:ant and intoxicant iaky. brandy and pn anci other d.s-
carriec:" in the beiera. .S0",', e f0Od ?" PrOV,deS
I , that these liquors can be com man -
The conserv.it ion of rood also wasjdeered br the KOVernment if required
,j.-ided b lessor:n;: the gram ir.gred-!for purposes of manufacture of aleo
j b :vr p.-r cent. This save hoi for munitions.
; nearly ;nt-thirl of the food material ! ..0n the cther hand the roquirp.
; ust-d m -nakirg bf-er for other andtmen,g for ndustr:al nlcohol in addi
' better purpose. Thn last session of j tion to the norma- output from saw
;( onarevs left the regulation of beerjdust other waste products is at
i :m the i'l'-sidt nt t hands. He has j present negligible
il'.Tn trcngly urged to take the ac "Those who wish brewing entirely
jMon now indicated. , . suppressed should therefore bear in
; The 5tatfine.it piven out by Mr. mjnd that if such a COUr8e were piir
: iloover follows: i sued the country would be placed on
j "The president approved the recom- R whisky basis entirely and the
niendatior. cf th food adminiJration j amount of. alcohol consumed wouM
imai. i!te .neon wc content ot. neer , most probably increase.
Ithou'd be rcdui d :n the first instance! "The riesimhiliti- d vin. n
x i ail 1 11 c: -
to . ner cent Maximum and that the srein used tn hi-prim- frm ti,0 !
olurre ot grain f- be used In brew
ing shall be reduced to an amount,
approximately "iO per cent of the
amount of gra n formerly used, en-
of view of food conservation is there- '
fore limited by the social question in-
volvcd in the exclusive use of
w hisky."
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For Your
Christmas Dinner
Fesh Ranch
Large, white, select; 1 dozen 1 carton.
Per dot, 65o --:,VM" :-
Hawaiian, per 11-lb. bag
y:-: $7.25
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Rice
; Newtown! Pippin ;
r-V! Per box, $1.75
: VERIBEST '
in l-lb. Cartons; no less than 5 lbs. to any one custo
, ) mer; per lb. 55c."
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''California'
Onions
Per 100-lbs; $2.75
Potatoes
' Per 1004b. 2ag, $3.00
California Feed Go., Ltd.
ttione 4121 -
Alakea and Queen Sts.
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10 000 QUARTS OF
BEER. 500 GALLONS
WINE SOLD FOR XMAS
Saturday the liquor license office
was swamped with the applications
for requisitions- for the purchase of
wines, liquors and beer, and when -be
day's work was over more than 1500
had been issued. Estimatetng
rqoughly .this means that in the neigh
borhood of 10,000 quarts of beer, 500
gallons of wine and 800 quarts of
other liquors were sold. W. H. Hut
ton, license Inspector, said this morn
ing that he believed today would see
ever 2000 requisitions Issued. Because
of this rush of business it has been
necessary to engage additional help,
and everybody is working at top
speed. ;
SALE OF K00LA1J LOTS
AND LAKEVIEW OIL STOCK
Auctioneer E. L. Schwarzberg of J.
P. Morgan Company on Saturday sold
14 kuleana interests In the Koolau dis
trict for H. M. von" Holt, administrator
of the estate of oMhole Moanaull, the
aggregate result being $571 from va
rious buyers.
At the same time 1624 shares of this subject.
Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co., sold for Wil
liam Henry, trustee of the bankrupt
estate of A. P. McDonald, went to
Frank Boyer at. 26 cents a share. The
Lds Angeler truotatiort on the sfo!i
ranges from 35 to 50 cents.
R0LPH ISSUES WARNING
TO CANDY MAKING MEN
A warning to confectionery . mo-
ducers that the Food Administration f
is keeping a watchful ey on theli
purchases of sugar was given recent
ly when the following telegram was
sent to refiners throughout the coun
try by George M. Rolph:
"Very important no relaxation re
strictions on deliveries manufacturers
non-essential food products. Under
stand confectioners obtaining 50 per
cent requirements from refiners and
beet factories and buying additional
sugars through jobbing sources.
Please notify these manufacturers'
that In due time investigation will !
be made ,and If It is found that they
have bought more than 50 per cent
their normal requirements it might
be necessary for Food Administration
to cut them off from all supplies. It
is their patriotic duty to assist by
reducing their output to 50 per cent
of normal. Please circularize1 jib
bers requesting them not to sell man
ufacturers who usually buy direct
from refiners or beet factories, thus
assisting Administration policy, and
circularize manufacturers notifying
them of position of Administration on
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Christmas Optimisms
'jjj Business is satisfactory. ijjj
ij There are ships enough to supply our allies with IjJ
I food and ammunition. hi
. And there are ships to serve our Hawaii nefo ; j
I The war has advanced mechanical development by jj
llll a dozen years. j I; -
mi a 1 1 1
H fearing man. m
Our country has a good president, who is a God
fearing man.
Our Army and Navy have shown tremendous effic
iency in bringing themselves to a war basis.
The Emergency Fleet has begun leaving the "ways."
Uncle Sam is fighting a righteous war.
Through the fire and strife and killing and maiming,
Christianity will rise triumphant and war will be
abolished from the countries of the earth.
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So let it be. .'rl '' ,
HUMBURG COMING TO
DIRECT HACKFELD AFFAIRS
RUMANIA WILL. NEVER
MAKE SEPARATE PEACE
trAuirivj ruiti, a- meesaze
J(l'(iMM
Richard H. Trent, Pres;
Chas. O. Heiser, Jr., Treasi W Irwin . H: Beadle, Sec'y.
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from King Ferdinand of Rumania de
claring his country 'would never make
a separate peace is being .carried to
President Wilson by members of the the mission
(American Red Cross mission to Ro
mania which landed at a Pacific port
recently, according to h statement by
Lieut Frank Conner, interpreter for
UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS.
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NEW YORK," December 15 Un
filled orders - of 'the" United States
Steel Corporation on NoTembe ;' 30
last eHi:ti3l;XH:: tonsV! tccorfinf
to the monthly statement, recently
issued. This . is a decrease of 112,- , V
669 tons," compared with the orders '
on October SI.
. John F. Humburg, one of the three
rice presidents of Hackfeld & Co., is
reported to be on his way to Honolulu
to straighten ont the affairs of th
company as the result of the resigna
tion of the present manager, J. F. C,
Hagens. and the self confessed inpli
catlon of Georg Rodiek in the Hindu
conspiracy case.
..All of these men mentioned have
been the active executive heads oi
th company for some years. Th
president of the company is Mr. Hack-
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"Oh, I'm the man that carves the
'turk
ThisTiird all brown and crispy I
Hold your appetites steady,
Have your knives and forks ready,
And name your choice part
speak up briskly."
Mefarop
We wish our patrons and all people of Honolulu
a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
oHtanM(feat Market
Phone 3-4-4-5
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