CANNED CHERRIES FOR WINTER PIES Surplua Fruit Easily Put A w ay for Future Use. (Prepared by the United State« Depart ment ut Agriculture.) The cherry season Is sh o rt As a rule, the family cannot use all the fresh cherries from even a single tree, so It becomes necessary, If one would have the benefit of the entire crop, to can the surplus for later use. This is not at all difficult particularly If you arm yourself before beginning any canning, with a Fopy of Farmers' Bul letin 1471-F, “Cunning Fruits aud Veg etables at Home,” obtainable for the asking from the United States De partment of Agriculture. Pack the cherries Into hot Jars, and cover them with boiling sirup. Use thick sirup for sour cherries—that Is, one part sugar to one part watei^- aud a medium sirup for sweet cher ries—one part sugar to two parts water. Process pint and quart Jars for 25 minutes in a hot-water bath, counting the time from the moment the surrounding water Is actively boiling, if you use No. 2 or No. 3 tin cans process for 20 minutes. If you wish cherry pies In winter that have the fresh-fruit taste, can them without sirup to dilute the flavor. Remove the pits from the cherries, add sugar as desired and bring the cherries to the boiling point Then pack hot In hot Jars aud process for five minutes. Those packed with the pits will be useful for cherry sauce, cherry beverages and many other good things. If you plan to make cherry Jelly you will need to use pectin, as cherries are one of the fruits somewhat lacking In this ingredient requisite for Jellying. Department Circular 254 will tell you not only how to muke the Jelly with pectin but how to make the pectin also. Variety and Contrast in Flavor of Foods Servec The matter of variety and contrast In the texture aud flavor of the foods combined In one meal Is not always given sufficient thought One finds oc casionally that everything served soft aud lacking in “chewy” food— as, for example, a combination con sisting of a creamed dish, mashed veg etables,' aud a milk pudding. Each of these foods would probably be excel lent alone, but they do not go well together. Again, when a milk flavor predominates throughout a menu, the food lacks le s t Contrast In texture can be secured by serving something crunchy like toast, or browned crumbs on a scalloped dish, something soft, as a white sauce or custard, something crisp and fresh, like lettuce or cole slaw. For variety in flavor some of the foods chosen should be milk or bland, like potatoes or bread; some should have a pronounced flavor, as In the case of rare steak, roast lamb, ham or cheese, or some of the vege tables such as cauliflower, cabbage and onions; there should also be something sour In Itself, like tomato or pickles, or like spinach or beets— something that Is ordinarily served with vinegar, or a salad with French dressing. Sweet flavor is usually pro vided In the dessert, or It may be In troduced elsewhere In the menu as in candied sweet potatoes, or In the form of jelly with meat. In addition to these requirements In the foods chosen for a menu, It Is necessary, of course, to see that each of the five food groups as given by the United States Department of Ag riculture Is represented—vegetables and fruits, cereal or starchy foods, etllcleut-protein foods, fats and sugars. Some thought must be given also to the relative proportions of foods cho sen from these groups In order to sup ply sufficient protein of the right kind, calories, minerals and vitaminps. These are sometimes called the "four points of food value.” Improved Uniform International SundaySchool ’ Lesson ’ On the Funny Side (B y R I V . P B F IT Z W A T B R , D D .. P « a a . M oody B ib le In s titu te of C hicago ) ■ c \ ls?7. W estern N ew sp aper L’ a lo n ) things to understand about used car allowances Lesson fo r M a y 22 PETER HEALS THE LAME MAN L E S S O N T E X T — A c t a 3 :1 -4 31. «:<>!.P E N T E X T — N e ith e r Is th e r « s a l v a t i o n In a n y o t h e r f o r t h e r e fs n o n e o th e r c a m e u n d er h e a v e n g iv e n am ong mein w hereb y we m u st be s a v e d .— A c t s 4:12. P R IM A R Y T O P IC — Peter H eals a L a m e M an . J U N I O R T O P IC — G i f t s T h a t M o n e y C annot B uy. IN T E R M E D IA T E A N D S E N IQ R T O P IC— G i v in g o u r R e s t f o r O t h e r s . YOUNG P E O PL E A N D A D U LT T O P IC— G i f t s T h a t A r e B e t t e r T h a n M o n e y . EXACTLY The doorbell at the Munchausen mansion rang violently and h servant Went to the door. There stood oue who explained that he desired to have audience with the baron. “Come In,” said the servant, "Baron Munchausen Is not up yet. He Is not feeling well and says he will receive all callers up In his boudoir.” 'I see,” spoke the stranger, “he Is lying in bed today.” 1 When you trade-in your used car for I. Peter Healing the Lame Man a new car, you are after all making a (Acts 3:1-10). purchase, not a sale. You are 6imply ap 1. The place (vv. 1, 2). TH E Y ’LL SLEEP EASY plying your present car as a credit toward Peter and John were on their way to the house of worship. This man the purchase price of the new car. hud been placed ut the entrance of the place of worship where he might re Your used car has only one fundamental ceive the sympathetic attention of basis of valuefi. e., what the dealer who worshipers. 2. The man (v. 2). accepts it in trade can get for it in the This beggar was Infirm from his used car market. birth. He was now more than forty rears old (4:22) and had brought his Your used car has seemingly different ailment with him Into the world. values because competitive dealers are When he saw Peter and John he asked alms. bidding to sell you a new car. 3. The method (vv. 3 8). (1) The man’s attention gained The largest allowance is not necessarily (v. 4). the best deal for you. Sometimes it is; “This rain's a great comfort to the Peter and John commanded him to gardeners.” look on them. sometimes it is not. “But It's coming down In sheets.’ (2) Peter commanded him In the “No mutter. It will certainly Itn name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth to An excessive allowance may mean that prove the appearunce of their beds.” rise nnd walk (v. fl). you are paying an excessive price for the (3) Peter took him by the right bund (v. 7), new car in comparison w ith its real value. Might Help This was meant to give Impetus to I h a t« g r a y d a y s, Strawberry Fruit Punch A nd c a n 't s e e w h y his faith not strength to his ankles. First judge the merits of the new car in L ik e w o m e n , th e y Is Ambrosial Beverage Drinking Orange Juice 4. The man’s resixmse (v. 8). D o n 't a l s o d y e . comparison with its price, including all Strawberry fruit punch Is an am Strength came to his feet and nnkle- for Breakfast Favored hones delivery and finance charges. Then weigh brosial beverage to serve at festivi at once. He stood, he walked, Sometimes the orange that is cut In he leaped nnd shouted praises to God. Simple Justice ties when strawberries are available any difference in allowance offered on half and placed on the break hast “Kilty or not kilty?” the old German 5. The effect (vv. 0-11). and all sorts of parties are In the air. your used car. The people wore so tilled with won- Justice said to a man charged with The amounts given in the recipe be table Is not eaten because the vari low. which has been tried out by the ous members of the family simply do dPr and amazement that they ran to stealing a barrel of coal oil, "Not guilty, yer honor,” said the bureau of home economics, makes not have time before hurrying off to gether to behold this wonderful thing. man. about five gallons of punch and should school or work to dig out the pulp N ote: “Den vat you vant here?” said the (1) This helpless beggar had to be be sulllclent to serve between 50 and with a spoon. For the same reason, 75 people liberally. Chill all the In the whole orange, Intended to be carried to the temple gale. Men and old Justice fiercely. “Go on away gredients to be used for some time peeled and eaten In sections Is left. women out of Christ are so helpless about your peeznessl” before mixing the punch. Add water The family gets Into the habit of dis that they need to he brought where pensing with oranges, which Is not a the light of God can be applied to One Good Sweat that has been Iced or crushed Ice. good thing, for oranges are one of the them. Uptown—They say that paper's a Fruit Punch. best sources of vitamins we have and (2) Peter taking the man by the flue tiling to keep you warm during 3 d o z e n le m o n s m a d e s tr o n g tea muy be classed among the extremely hand shows the manner of helping the the winter. 114 d o z e n o r a n g e s 9 c u p fu ls s u g a r Important foods for children, the lo st 8 q u a r ts s tr a w b e r - 6 c u p fu ls w a te r Downtown—Especially If It's In the r le s " A c a r f o r et'ery p u r s e a n d p u r p o s e ’* 2 q u a r ts e p o llt- United States Department of Agricul il. Peter Witnessing Before the form of a note. One of them kept 2 N o. 2 c a n s s h r e d n a r is , o r m o r e ture says. Multitude (2:12-26). d e d p in e a p p le uie In a sweat for thirty dkys.—Amer 14 t e a s p o o n f u l o f CHEVROLET v PONTIAC r OLDSMOBILB r OAKLAND 3 q u a r t s fr e s h ly s a lt Why not serve orange Juice In Though this miracle directed the ican Legion Weekly. EUICK v L a SALLB v CADILLAC Boll the sugar and water together glasses or sherbet cups to the mem attention of the people to Peter nnd to make a heavy sirup, and chill. Cut bers of the family who must hurry off John, Peter immediately turned their CMC TRUCKS , YELLOW CABS A N D COACHES Qualified the large berries In thirds or halves In the morning? The habit of drinking attention from himself to Christ. He Manager—Cun you sing up to high FRIGIDAIRE— The Electric Refrigerator and crush the remainder. Siwub the orange Juice grows, and the child who old them that It was faith In Jesus C? oranges and lemons, and after the will drink it several times a day Is Tirlst whom God had glorified nnd Pretty Blond—No, but I can kick Juice Is extracted, cover the skins the gainer. lie may have It at lunch whom they had deliberately betrayed higher than th a t with water, let them stand for an perhaps, and again when first home and crucified that hud healed this Manager—What are your terms? Dates and Titles M o t o r c y c le & S u p p ly C o . hour or longer, and then pour off this from school hungrily looking around man. A Taylor Sta. • Portland« Ore. of French Kings Third for “somehlng to eat,” with mother liquid and add It to the fruit juice III. Peter in Prison for Christ’s Sake H a rle y D a v id won A g en t«. N e w a n d g u a ra n * Out of the Ring Whether one believes that figures teed iiM4»«l m otorcycles. T e rm « to s u it. F Factory a Combine all the Ingredients and add equally anxious that he shall not spoil (4:1-4). Bill—W hat’s all the uolse over never lie or thnt they may be manipu eq u ipp ed shop In c o n n ectio n . chopped Ice until thoroughly cold. his appetite for dinner. Orange Juice It was his fidelity to Christ thnt lated to mean almost anything. It Is Just before serving add the apolll- Is suitable as a beverage for chg brought him this persecution. Observe: there? DR. ABBOTT'S IONS Ted—Oh, Buttling Bloke, the fight curious to find u w riter In Lea Mots 1. The leaders—priests and Saddu- naris, and If the punch Is too strong dren's noon lunch and appeals to er, Is having a tooth pulled. Crolses busying himself with pointing them because they cunnot have the cees—In this persecution (vv. 1, 2). add Ice water In small quantities un Send fo r Booklet« and Testim onials F R E E out the following Coincidences: til It Is the flavor desired. This tea or coffee which they see older per The priests were Intolerant because • P o rtlan d , O rs . Louis IX of France was born In F ac tory 2 1 1 B ro a d w a y sons drinking. these new teachers were encroaching makes about live gallons of punch. COULD GET BORED 1215. If you take the trouble to add upon their functions. fo r a ll care, new and these four digits you will discover used. Whasela, Kirns, 2. The result (vv. 3, 4). A c c e s s o r i e s . etc. that the total, nine, Just equuls the Though they were held In bondage W r ite or call. CUSTARD W ITH FRUIT AND ANGEL FOOD P A C IF IC A U T O W R E C K IN G C O . figure In the king’s title. by chains, Christ continued to work. Broadway and Flanders SL P ortland, O re. Charles VII, known ns the Wise, The number of believers had greatly cnnie Into the world In 1402. Addition Increased. ills« loses that the sum of your efforts S C H O O L F O R M E N IV. Peter Witnessing Before the will match Charles’ number In the Truoiac 1er BUSINESS. TRADES et PROFESSIONS Sanhedrin (4:5-21). Rend fo r lit e r a t u r e succession of his name. 1. The Inquiry (vv. 5-7). O R E G O N IN S T IT U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y Louis XIV began to reign In the If • M . U . A . I t ld g. P o r t la n d , O r e g o n This inquiry admitted the reality of year 1643 and this assuredly adds up the miracle. They wanted to know to fourteen; he was seventy seven àleaeae Jut»« 1et| what It signified. 15 r-' l'<*i’ »'ent p a l-1 w h ile years of age when- he died and one Ù L u l L P f l i r i le 2. Peter's answer (Vv. 8-12). a r n in g . P o sitio n secured. gets fourteen points from the two L e c tu r e . w « « k ly . S 3 c u llrK. . . W r it« f o r ,• » t .lo g . Being tilled with the Holy Spirit, MOLER 3U« B w su d « ttTM or c o il e q e s sevens. Peter calmly and graciously answered t. rortland. Or«. He showed them that they were not “Can you get hoard at the place In d ig n a tio n produce« d ln a g re c a h l* and on trial as evildoers but for doing where you stay?” «om etim ea a la r m in g eym ptorne W r ig h t'« SELIG BROS., San Francisco good to the helpless and needy man. In d ia n V eg etab le P illa rem ove sym p to m s an d “I’ll say you can—bored stiff.” W holeeale Tailor« restore d ig estio n. 173 P e a rl Ht.. N. Y. A d v. Since they could not deny the miracle H ave our local dealer take your meoanre fo r a " Satisfaction G u a ra n te e d ” A L L W O O L S U IT . lie boldly declared thnt It had been Price» to a u lt your purse. Advice to Small Children Wars Ten Miles U p l done In the name of Jesus Christ E a t n o K r e e n a p p l« « o r y o u 'll d r o o p . whom they had crucified und God had Ite c a r e f u l n o t t o w e t t h e c r o u p ; E xi*rts believe the next great war raised from the dead. A v o id t h e c h i c k e n p o a a n d s u c h ; will he fought high in the air. The A Delicious Dlkh With Fruit and Cake. 3. The Impression upon the Sanhe A n d d o n 't f a l l o u t o f w i n d o w s m u c h contesting forces will he composed of S A N F R A N C IS C O 'S N E W F IN E H O T E L men hi Inclosed* machines nnd the E v e ry room w ith hath or «bower. 32.00 to 33.60, (P re p a re d b r the U n ite d S tate« D e p a r t half of the salt until they are frothy; drin (vv. 13-22). Jones a t Kddy. Q erege n ex t door. m ent o f S e ric u ltu re .) Anxious About the Car battle altitude will be anything from (1) They marveled (vv. 1-13). Springtime, when eggs are plentiful. then the cream of ta rtar Is added and ten to twelve miles. Janies—Sly wife bos run away with They saw that Peter’s behavior and they are beaten until stiff. The dry HOTEL WILTSHIRE, San Francisco Is the season to Indulge tl»e family words were as unusual as the miracle. my car. Kid Htoeftton Mt near I'nlon honore. Halter ¿Mi with cakes of the sponge-cake group. Ingredients are then folded carefully Jones (anxiously)—Not your new H A S H y H<»Y I.a Manager (2) They took knowledge thnt Peter Brass Band for Juneau Into the beaten egg whites and when Qnlnlde monta with bath, 33 Mi hlngle, F 00 doable. The Ingredients In all of these cakes car? and John had been with Jesus (v. 13). O oart rooms with hath, I3UU •Inal**, 32 ,'<j doable. the mixture Is partly blended the Juneau, Alaska, capital of an em Breakfasts itb. Mfc, dbc, irinnert Bunday 11 Ou are similar, since all contain a large (.■}) They forbade them to speak In flavoring Is added. Many people like pire of a o y than 500,000 square miles, proportion of eggs and no butter or Christ’s name (v. 18). His Wardrobe almond or lemon flavoring, others has a full brass bund for the first time ill rare, m other f a t Eggs supply the liquid prefer vanilla. Only the folding mo (4) Peter and John's reply (vv. uoed. w t«el«. Rlrn«. SfRgnnllus—Ah’d like to borrow a In ten years. It Is financed by funds A c c e s s o rie s , etc. and Inclose air for leavening. Plain 19. 20). clothes hanger. from public dances. The hand pro tlon should be used In mixing, for W rit« or calk sponge cake requires the use of whole ‘They expressed their determination L IT T L E A U T O P A R T S C O . Gladiolus—Clothes hanger? Boy, I’i vides one of the few opportunities for stirring tends to release the air de 7 0 1 G o ld e n G a t« A v a . S an F ra n c is « « eggs. In sunshine cake twice as many pended on for leavening. A smooth to obey God rather than men. only got two—I'm de one I use In de amusement. whites as yolks are used. Angel food ungreased tube pan Is best for baking (5) Their release (v. 21), duytlme and dnt chair over dere 1« calls for the whites only. As there Seeing the people were on their side, de one I use at night angel food, and a fairly large cake are always yolks left over when an will require about an hour In an oven there was no way to punish them. angel food cake Is baked, a good many V. The Church at Prayer (vv. 23-31). Rub, Rub, Rub people use them to make a soft cus at a temperature of 325 degrees F As soon as Peter and John were set It may be tested with a clean tooth O fu o f Am orùa t E x i t f lu m a i R u t i n t t i Collt^M Mrs. Ooodfellow—It must be hard tard to serve on fruit with the cake pick, the lame way as any other free, they hastened away to their fel work taking In washing. Send for Catalog Enroll Today for dessert Sliced oranges or bananas low disciples and told them their ex cake. Invert the pan on a cake cool Laundress—No, mum; the hard or almost any canned fruit may be er when It Is done and allow It to perience. They praised God for deliv work comes before you put the wash usdd. erance and prayed for boldness to Ing oul drop o u t speak the Word of God. Sdioolof C om ioaxel^J“ The bureau of home economics Soft Custard. gives the following directions for PM, AursMosd b N .A A C i . A POPULAR PflICt HOTEL The Devil Dogs 44 teaspoonful ot Broadway an! Salane t o t ia n i . nmklng both angel food and custard. 1 quart milk Thinking of Fault* OF DISTINCTION ■alt S or ( egg yolks Dumhe—I see they’re trying to rid H cupful sugar Think of your own faults the first China of foreigners. «.In StrMt, b.twM« Sixth and Savsath 1 t«a«poonful ot Angel Food. SAN FRANCISCO vantila part of the night when yon are awake, 1 cupful «oft-w h .at 1 c u p f u l «** Phone Faber 3840 Belle—Oh, aren't our marines won flour white« (3 fairly and of the faults of others the latter derful? To think that Juat a handful Heat the milk, sugar, and salt In a large) ss? Etu. s i , .« , .« I to 114 cupful« of LOS ANGELES double boiler. Beat the eggs lightly part of the night when you are asleep. of them can drive all those million* O U TSID E BOOM P R IV ATE AI 14 t .a a p o o n f u l o f BATH 33.00 sugar •alt and pour slowly Into them some ol 1 teaepoonful fla of Chinese out of the country I Worldline»*, Selfishnet* 1 t«a«poonful of voring 700 ROOMS the heated milk. Pour back Into the cream of tartar W orldliness and selfishness have no .100 room* without b a th ........>1.60 double boiler and stir constantly an Unfortunate Remark power to breathe the atm osphere of 200 room* with private Vdlet 12.60 Angel food Is not mixed In quite tU the custard coata the spoon. Ite the kingdom o f God— Echoe*. Roscoe—Darling, you have teeth like 200 room* with private bath $2.50 . issasse « iw o ( move et once and place the pan In a the same way as plain sponge cake. pearls. Good Garage Facilities The sugar, flour, and half the salt bowl of cold water, stirring until cool Marie—You brute 1 Are you hint Cod’. Way are sifted together several tim es The Add the vanilla. Chill the custard We Pay Return Postage ing th at I have a mouth like an God's way of exalting His children oyster? egg whites are beaten with the other and serve It on fresh or canned fruit 143 Union Avenue N., Portland, Oregon 's contrary to the flesh.—Echoes. I W. N. 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