CANNING TIME TABLE IS QUITE USEFUL
Blj|||:Hing and Processing Fruits and Vegetables.
Ttie folU'WHi^ time table shows i |j.v hlHtteljins time r?-?| ni r?*?l fur t!te Tnr!-,
oils \euetnldos and fririis. and als(? i|ie nine fur proressit in a !i'or-w.in?r hath
<MtlJit. and a steam pressure <?. inner. The "period* 'j;iv??n in f his i?l# are for
quart jars. Add .'U> minutes t ??r L'-?;tHtrt jars and deduct: "? miriuM's f<?r pint jars.
Foe a few ve^t'tahles. sn<*h as n>rn. Iwans. pe.'ts arid :ts"|?Kr?t;:tis. the I nited
Slates l>ei>ann?eni of Asrii-ult'.uv recommends that when a . hot -water oirtti:
I* Usetl iii the South. they he pr.rees.sed intermittently, that ;s, from one to one
artel a half hours on three .successive da>s.
Products
Apples . ?
Aprirotji ?
Xspitragus
?*o*? ? ??- i ? ? ?
BlackbetH*!! --????
?Blueberries .. . ? ?
iSrunscls sprout'-*
:<*?uHllpw?tr . -.v
? *:?rmt* .........
I'hrrrl**/-.- ? ? ??
? "?>rn . ... . . .. ? ? ?
Currant?
'I.^vs^t'orrS-s "
l,)m? litsp*
? ?Icra
IV.U. .'...
i.>** h?> .. .; . ?
I'ctir*
'Pepi>?T>? . . . !
I'ilVW I<plf3 .
Vlwros . . ? ? - < ?
yuinivj
Sfca>pl>i\rr!?s ,,????
JthobartV, ......
... ....
Sjiinaih or at.y *- '
stritvu i>?-an< ? ?
S v\ ^ t u< ' t.lt i"-s
? rvninloir's
Si>up mixlurr
St ra vrWrx :??.?*?
CORN GIVES MOST
CANNING TROUBLE
Speed and Care Demanded
in Following Directions. \
T&? parcel
. Ac* u).r.ur??- V.. * ;
sot-ru- tw srivp- t!n> nvrraj<?
? ! om?- vahru-r J Iran. n"v
?ith?>r > iitjpMr- ,
fa nr. rJi<-r?*ror^! r 'bo
ilK-jl :iIMl }.?? . ;?r. r:i!Ir J
ivltu\y oH. Mtii. >:<?(?? fi?is ' itp-si ': uzr
ytiil wn-li: >'i\ ? ?..?rr s?-l? 'r??h.
??ndi-r. juh'jt ? ? rn ??> :. ii . 1. .? r.oj
? ?in lit ?! ti:*? '-*.*&.? A t: <-v
;'pr|fn.< ?* ji: ? u :h,? ?>hr >T)<; th?*
: ??? ? r?*? ? <>r:> : h;ti ? l?; Hst
ir*t ? . ?' u. !*kt. i
? ; . p-orl : f_n ?
. ? ? . >1 :?i a <? if :r. ' ??:? ?; '">.><?. 1m*s ?
- Nirf- >r::ri ir_*. I*; ?? r?*vU.v
Btanc.'v the Cori in Hot Water.
* ?1 -fvr T?faV> i :i'. i : ',??? hHjiV.,.
5u.."i;i ??>' .in*] t??V l^fi in rh?:!.ot
. xysit'-r "tinr I .j-vmJ;, ' .Tin-. n:tv
. >.#rrx sh<>n .'?.! 1W ? ?? i in. a .???-;? .*.?!;<
? fhsi* vv4i;(
mhIii u n ' i i.'iif- .jt.jr -f >it ifv * -w
If ;? 'Iii.it w.. il r~ '
'??iMirr }?. i - ? i r .?
nv?f tile- jva'i'i . nun;, n ?t
r'urtiiic t<> :;i ' "?i 1 1 t lie i-.nl>.'
' ??? ? j.? ni n'm
n Tt?(P V'f "r>rn:.
?1*' 1 1 ? ? ? "i. jil ? r' fn". ir . ill h?\
JaP'fi i ii h A," yflj
. ':hti?T ft (>??: ii): ?:ir<-r :!*? in
? ":'tilin?;s.-? ~.Ct is i l>i?n> !i ti ?? ?
Cut Fron the Cob.
Keww ?hilsk.H .inij
" ? .
(hoii) .v?<rj? v?-?r, i?n?- '?> ti \ )iinvii.|-? > '<ti
.tImp ??<"!?. I ?! {? for .in. 'in.>v;int . in '-"ltl ?
water. After -oM dip-, <-iit
iy off rob a sharp. i Iii ii-NUj
iitlife. ?
S'|****?ris requisite ii? sii<-< < an
ntn;j of eorn. The .hi be
<<J>:aine?l vv-hin i >iy?- person - rite
?-orn.' frosn. th?? Vo:. .. t:<l niii'llwP t! : > the
? oniaiCfrs. I'ark (hf ? ??>rn to "within ;
.i?n?; inch >?f i!ie top. A ? J?I ? ?n?- iv\el r?-:i .
of salt, .ami oin--ha.lf" traspooo of
siijrar to ?n h ?p?rrr. l-'ii] r (t?- jar* w ith ?
ttoilinj: w:if?*r. I'm rui>b?.*rv ;;1H {?>!?? in (
to "D'thc jars. \Vir?-ii u>n^
jars with glass tops vvliii-li have win
Sails the. top ball only shoiil?ri?e- par j
io piare.
Place the tilled Jars on falSt- bottom 1
Blarichinsf
f
Pr!
M!nu;??
1 'r
1 In 2
( 3 tO; 4
&
X?n?*
Xu'tt? ?
I to 10
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S'-:ir I
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S'mif
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4
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Processing
Hot Pw>?
tV?lW
llmulfs I.bs.
i ; ?...
Crti>kcr
Mitiulri
T' ?'
iljt
:?
120
so
1.3
15
120
SO
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ix,
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U
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40
40
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411
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4
ro
30
4.1
70
"f wmwl ?r ? < ?n r.:? ?n?vr nr
in?'"- th?'r jtr?-SN;irf i';ini|i'r. \Vi;h
li<- li./f A t.-r Nri'li r.'.n'irr ImfP t!ir>
\\;\x> r :i|mvc '}h- tops; f?f flip cnns.
WK'.'n |.?TjoiI <?' pn'ffs>.inr i?
^ ? ! i . \ fi?r '
Pack Can n Jars.
: start in i ?*? :?^!-?4r flir ,'w
i> v i ? If Vtuyi ii 'i
?-'tit ^ * ;?/<?_'> ] ] > 1 1 1 " J 1 ?* linvp^
. !t?? tf r-t ???>? t K?* two.
ttiiric >. " :rtl(ttving '?jpl \ . K;
i ^ h?VI-t> i", 'M <?? ! liT>! al>ti viM iti;.; '
j?rrtf<s>fM2 [<??: <!?;?. Tijrliun .;!)?? :ar.
I I'f'S if IT I'!! ? '"?? Sttt'l W'M ll j|;s"
?>pfnr?? r 1 1 ?? "iii' ?- .* ? '?
* Nil) .nt:iv. )?'. pror-^-iiii; isn-'.-.
rs>ary u\Mi n ? |ircs>nr?" ?-?M>ky
? r. W ii^n j ?i . ?? 'i^: i;- .?m{. [if<?-<?ss < trrji- Ml
iuhn:-?'H tih<l< r T". |><>iir.iis prvvsnr** at -n
j Htipri^U%i) ; F 1
Wlirt. iar< ri"HO\Vil -frutii- tlt?v
i'-aiin.-r. .Hjlu.-r, ??' rn TJi?*^?;:?TN?'!y.
Wrap and btcre . ii Cool. Dark Place.
;n H ? :.rfs? .'???' t?\<f tl)4'
mh.J- <:<*:>> ,r: '4 ? ????!. flnrU. dry
Custard Desserts
"Flo:;:'::1 _ >1 ? _?;? i USt:.n] llr> '
scrt Willi. !j.<- i -h
Tvhiti'- s?-r\ ri| . '.o|> /?'f. t)i?* ??iiviard.
:if!or li:nin^ ' c< n ? ;i iin'inV-nt in
t hf* hot nil !J? lM-fitri: If.o: v>*i.ks ami sn
epr w ?*re :?ii'i<-- !.
An Knslwii . "trifl''"1
i i>r.sist> "f j.'fi-i s ;tjm<>n<i >'i
>l?nnu<! ? in'.flkvoHtl ooiilNNl
?{-??ft <i?>t;u(l. tm<! ?< ??ff *? ? it 1? bits
<?f tarj i?-lly >;,"<itif(il> of
' ? V:
? for ).i M..i maio-. \ anilla
.?r rHiKi.Iaif rcia'ins. fruit, p-l:ifiit>
>?>uffl<*s and ntv< ! jiii?l<Hu--S ?'U>
tar?l >iiiji'?- wiil i >?? , if* crv^iu
Some Canning Essentials
? n . . fruit
t;<liW-s. ..
< wLi- h fjm lio mailt'
;ur titflit.
KtjUNrr ri:;cs life
;in?i ?*l;isti< irr.
? art' ;iriilV!i ?fliiitn'ss fr<?in si art
ti? iiiiisk
I (??sit' f<>r :i. Miftin'ipn.t time- n
insure [?j><crv;itii?a.
Air u^bt :it ^II<1 of
tliirk, i!ry storage.
Daddy* Eveni
^ ttary GraharuXj
Bonner ?/P "u
r.?*T ?r **jt\ f*
SICK RHINOCEROS
I feel so sick."'
Rhinoceros in
>?
"I feel So ?ick.
tlrp Tw";>- Horned
7111 >. ? ? .
"What Is the matter with
asked rlir* other Kliinoceros next
"I feel so sick. nit. I ft'H sn si
re|w*ated tin- Tw:??- Horned Itliinocj
"How do yoli fee!
"Where do .'you feel sick?
"Witt do you feel sick?
"Tell us about il." the
Xv I ? ?*r< siijil.
"( i(i. neighbor. anil kind K 1 1 i ix
! friend," said the Two- Honied
' wiceros. '.When a creatine is sic?
I ran t ans.yer ?iues.tiivn$.
"Hi- doesn't kn>>.\ why lip. fwtgl
'lie doesn't kimw much H front anyl
j then <>x<v,|)! that hp hurts and i*fl
all ever, and feels as .thoup|
| couldn't do anything at all.
"Oh. it's horrid to ho sick!
"1'i.or "I'wo- Horned IMiino.]
' said the othpf RliinorProsl
Then tin* Two-Horned Khiii'l
? bpgnn to rough. oh. such a conj
It seemed as though lie could
his hreath. ho Was coughing sol
The k?>o'|.?'r heard him coug|
; came Irti'rryhig to him. '
"V?u. jx'or Kliinoceros. sal
! keeper, "you have whooping col
"Those t.erriMc Whooping
Wretches I e come to visit v|
. ilist as ? 1l;ey visited tlios>
i hoys John and his. bahy brother
\ : ' 1
, this seascn.
"It was dreadful when t lt?*y|
J th"<e two nice bovs.
' I heard ;.il.?out it.
! "And t hose jiiean w ret< H
i have coax, in bother my po
i Hoi"tn?iJ Kii no<>?ro>."
j i'iipii. without asking any >|i
i or flH?*ijig with him. the.k?|
.Ml- e i;:, . c the lv. oil. unci! I.'ll|
'You Poor Rhinoceros.-' Said the
Keeper.
Motile ?? i ??? j i . i in ? w h i< ? ? 1 w i? ? j in'! j .Itim :]
as inin h .is possible. j
Nislt! ;i : tor ntjifu av.i <i.: .?? :?-r' day. '
th<' I{ 1 1 i IJ? ?? "t?r? ??i and every ]
? minute which i "lllit sparer the- !;*>?[?- |
er **> with ,huii y??k?ia- -?t t. r him
' ' ' ' ' , |
ami . senniT ? !i:?t ho >i a>' i : .;??!?? :rs coin
fcrttlble In' Williil ' he made ?* h'.MI
* i ;u> W'hoopini: ' H ivii'iifv ivrw j
..y isfriiig bini."
j- Theiv I he> ?' ifjv. <|;iiw un iu vifod. j
nn i yet stM.i iuu ! around in a n I
?ay that they h:jw\ . ? ? ' \
They tb<n:t care "W he:l:i;i- they art*
I Jnvited or
Pou r t 'lK'Hlr -v p.-r'i-. ' !y furious i
! about is. 1 1 1- argued With 1 1:*- \V fi? 0|>.
inc \Yi .'t. l:- >
"How- Tin-it fi :i t ? ? I '?
'???! !u'r - Iliy*' i ; ? ? i ? : ? thO. Tivu
! i?on:>d - II?: }n< ?? i,> a
"< "a p~*. j'toji ?<??;> tti'--- Wliji \
l*f y'.'iir>-*-''- ' ,% I
'l*?U v-l lit <? ?pi r? ir < r?-t ?.?'???s ]
did n?>' ? ???are. TJW-a wove njc.in
l hey iii.ed 'a In* mean,
I .. ... J~f ? ? w th?y did s< ?- . .4 : i - i ' J10W >;<?! j
was r !i<- ke-per, ami l'a tor Niioiiio. and
I the 'J'w o-lbirnod K'lino vm- s.
I "Kfot'oi"," tl.io I A ** 1 1 ? ?r n ??? I ivhi- j
j noceros w ?iijb'5 tr\ to sa.v l?<: ; <:?;n ;
I co hk lis. "in n:?? ? II.
I "I'leasc indkc liw' ?'?' el i. lioi-'pi r '
| An/1 the keeper .would sax.:
-"I .xvill u alio X'"U . well. if tux fmfll
eitio nni! j?.?Jr?l i'aro- < aii do, >?>, Ithi- ,
f
\VliOrt the keeper spoke f<> t lit*" 1 \ ii- ,
i ll'Tllfil Kl.inoi eros tin' lJhim?cros I
seemed to feel mo e r[i' "U.";v*_'t;.<l uinl"
ni'iri' oheert il.
It had becti Shut Y/M'y v with
John, and hi?; baby brother. They I ia <1.
fell so much hot tor wln-n tin-; ? mother
ar their- daddy i>v their > oun^
prainliuotlior hail talkfil t<> . tlu'hi anil
playo 1 t) ji!i thoin.
After a xvrpU-iioii tinio i>f .siifTrrina
For the K hin>K-er?>s In* was HiMtlo all
well, ami <>h, how he <lid on.iox I'oins:
well ftcain!
Never wore two visitors loss want
ed. Nexer was any one more. <)?*
Ilphtec! to set- thoin limn 'vcre the
Two- Horneil Hhinocoros. the kroper
an?l IVtojf flnotne.
Tl.ie Tuo-Hortifil Hhitiooeros en
joyod hei is: well inoro than lio r\.-r
had in his life hofurc. fur ho IijhI
known what it wa? t" he ill ariil tin*
?reat. ifwit dlflVrifiifp hot ivwi it alii)
heinc well was truly remarkable.
. |
Was Baby Sleeping?
Soring, me tnoviij^ ><>hi?- ? . hairs
about in readiness lor tho assembly in
Sundiiy s?-Iiimi|, a little fi>nr yoar-old
lot Ji'riM'eoded to ho heijiftJl hy iluiti^
the same. Since she was ?juito noisy,
I said ; -Sh. don't make so much
n?<ise." w hereupon she came cFom? tn
me and asked with the most oharnj
ing innoc?-nce : "What's the mailer.
Is the baby sleeping?"
sending a great earthquake which
opened the prison floors and removed
the chains from all hands. The earth
quake wag hot a more coincidence. hut
a miracle. Karthquafces do not throw
nil bolted doors open, and unclayp t}?o
f. tiers from men's hands.
II. The Conversion of the Jailer
(v. 'J7-J1). ?
The Jailer's sj in pa thy did not go
out very far for the prisoners, for
after they were made socUrc he went
to sleep. The earthquake suddenly
aroused him. He was about to kill i
bim-etf, whereupon I'aul assured him
that the prisoners were a!l safe. This
. was too much for him. What he had
heard of their preaching, and now
what he experienced, caused him to
come as a humble inquirer after sal
vation. He was convicted "f sin and
felt the need o; a .Saviour. I'aul
clearly pointed out the nay to he
saved. "Jiciicve on the Lord Jesus
Christ." 'Hie proof that the jailer was
saved Is three! "Id :
1. Transformation I'rotu Brutality
to Ten lerhess (v
He who a little -chile ago could with. 1
Impunity Ja.v on the cruel lashes Is
now disposed to w'ush and mollify the
wounds of the prisoners.
Z Confession of Christ !n Baptism
(v. JW)
Those who have really been convict
ed of sin and ha\e CXperiMced the
saving grace of Uod delight u? confess
their faith in Uim under whatever
circumstances.
3. He Sot Meat Before Them (v.
31)
4. Ilis Whole Household Baptized
<T. itt).
III. The Magistrates Humbled (rv.
30-4U>
L Orders to Release the I'risoners
(vv.
The earthquake brought fear upon
the magistrates which moved them to
give leave for the prisoners to go
? 2 Paul's Refusal lo Co (v. 37).
The ground of his refusal was that
their rights as Roman citizens had
been viola led. They demanded pub
lic vindication The magistrates were
guilty of serious offense I'aul was
willing to suffer for Christ's sake, but
be used the ocjision to show them j
that persecuting men who preached
the g>spel was -au offense against the
law of llod and man.
Grace and Glory
Grace and glory differ but as bnd
and b!ossoifl What is jrrace but glory
begun? What is glory but grace per
fected?? John Mason.
Plan for Every Life
Cod has a plan for every life; no
life can he truly great that Is not
founded on Cod ? 1 Selected.
? i
An Act. of Goodness
An act of goodness is of itself an act
of happiness.? Christian-Evangelist.
Paint up! But pay less
for good paint
Good, durable paint makes things last. Now,
you can save a third of your paint cost by
using Stag Semi-Paste Paint. Simply mix
a gallon of linseed oil with a gallon of this
highest quality paint in semi-paste form and
you have two gallons of the best paint at
a saving of onC'thifd the cost. You
save money two ways by using Stag Semi
Paste Paint. Mixing as you need it assures
frmah paint that goes further and wears longer.
There's a "Stag" dealer near you. See him or write
na for literature and name of dealer.
Hirshberg Paint Co.,*4*?!"*
>
Saw the End Near
"Y?u l>in sit k, Hastus?"
"Mnn, All was S" sick Ah in J
do I'tipi'rs f??* tun I) fun'rai noii?*?\"
t? ??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
i i
i CHILD'S BEST LAXATIVE i
; IS CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP ;
*? 4
\ man shouio take <:ire, ab??w aJI
things, to have due respo. t f?.r him
self. Addison.
II l-KHY MuTIlKR! A teaspo,.nful
of "?'alifornia Itjr Syrup"' now will
thoroughly dean r li?* little bowels au<l
in a few hours >< ?ii have a well. play
ful child again. Kven if cross. fever
is!'. bilious, const ir??ted o r full of cold,
children love its pleasant ta>te.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine "< "alifornia l Syrup"
which has directions for t allies and
i-liildn-n <>f all ages printed on bottle.
Mother. you must say "California."
Refuse any imitations.
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Permanent
roads '-?re a
good investment
? not an expense.
One Horse Town,
Good'Bye!
Any community whose streets are not dur
ably paved is going to he known as a "one
horse town."
When that time arrives Prosperity says
"Good-bye, old friend. Good-bye!"
People start moving away. Bank deposits
fall off. Business in general begins to take a
slump, and the place is no longer"on the map."
Contrast all this with the city that is
well paved.
It 6teadily forges ahead over its hard, even
streets. Automobiles, busses and delivery
trucks, operate efficiently and economically,
regardless of season or weather.
Business is good, and keeps getting better.
Modern, fire-safe buildings spring up. New
industries are attracted to town. Plant* and
factories arc working full time. Trade at the
stores is brisk, and everybody's busy.
In short, permanently paved streets and
roads are one of the very best investments
any community can make. You can enjoy
the tonic effect of well paved streets by help
ing your local authorities to find ways and
means to build more of them.
Send today for our fr it illustrated booklrt
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