Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 3

THE GENERAL TIEVS NOTES OF SHOP AND TRACK months there will be a rich brown syrup with the berries. Another recipe la: Crush the berries slightly or run them through a coarse chopper. Add measure for measure of granulated sugar and stir until the sugar is dissolved in the Juice of EXEMPTION BOARD tenant Nash, general foreman at Pales-Una, who enlisted as a master mechanic "The men, although enlisted as retain the same personal feeling toward each other, the same intimacy a they 4id-4aptaf raU-road life. "It la great," said Stephen son. According to word." received today from the company's hospital at Chi- Si the berries.

Have ready pint Jars that ILLINOIS CENTRAL NOTES. have been carefully sterilized, caps According to a bulletin posted this No, action has bees taken by the federal authorities in naming members of the exemption boards as recommended by Governor Lowden to registrants in the selective conscrip week by H. J. superintendent caso. 8.

P. Munson, the veteran clerk and all, and allowed to stand in the sterilising water, fully until the moment wanted for filling. Fill to overflowing with the crushed and of the Indiana division; the operative t0 j. i ganger, supervisor of bridges tion. 1 In Springfield It is said that the federal authorities are exercising much care to have the regulations so sweetened strawberries, can and seal immediately.

The old-fashioned recipe for whole berries In syrup still remains as one of( the best of strawberry -preserving formulae. Large, fine berries are needed for this. Weigh after preparing the department knuwn as the buildings, is recovering from his serve Engineers, needs engineers" who surgical operation, his condition being can serve a conductors, also addi- satisfactory. Mr. Munson has been tional telegraph operators and brake- witn the company for about twenty-men; -He advises applicants lor en- nve yMrs.

He expects to be retired Ustment to report direct to Captain C. wjta pension in August, this year. Bent, Municipal pier, Chicago. an(, hig foree haTe W. Ck Arn, formerly the roadmaster'returned from Evansvllle, where they for the Indiana division, more recent- went on company ly assistant engineer maintenance of Brakeman Trott, when he reports framed that members of local exemption boards shall not be called upon to exercise discretion.

They will be re- nuirAri nnlv tn Iidva the Hn.lmnnt riiK fruit and weigh out three-fourth MfattUate the, grounds upon which his much he ar. Turn the sugar over the way, now an adjutant major in the- ior service, will be assigned to serv- Chicago railroad regiment, greeted Conductor Trott. Mattoon friends on Wednesday. I Brakeman Hodge was assigned tern claim for exenipUojis made Thus, if a man claims exemption on the ground that he is this father of two children under the age of ten that he is the only support of his family, that he is properly support- fruit and let stand from six to twenty-four hours, until the Jttice is well drawn' out. Now set on the stove, bring slowly to the boiling point and -let simmer a quarter of an hour.

SERIES-18-CARS 40 H. P. QQOe 50H.P. CI OCA FOUR vwOO six ipi-suv Call Us For Demonstration CLAUDE V. HARRIS 1409 BROADWAY PHONE 483 cfrigefators i Lift lid and one door, front The railroad rerlmant How tralnln norarily toservice with Conductor at Chicago is different front: other.

Butler. Hodge is on the uremenj extra board of the Indiana division. not coo uum wmj urrr, them ud the provide lose shape. Cover -with a cloth and Rrakeman Grace, who was employed military bodies In this company; according to Warren Stephenson, who enlisted for service as clerk to Lieu- Jinels, golden oak finish, char- on wtffXcWahclor right al Insulation, waste pipe and ap all removable (or cleaning; today; klranlaed steel lining; toe ca- lacny, ou pvuuus. cn ull WHAT FLotjR COSTS STATE FOR ITS INSTITUTIONS that is ample grounds for declining military service, the only duty of the members of the exemption board will be to determine whether the statements of the claimant are true.

"I am told," Bald the man who has been close to the authorities, "that there Is some difficulty in framing the regulations so that an agriculturalist may be accurately and positively describ eason't price ViWV set aside over night. Next day tm; mer ten minutes and finish off. Skim out the berries carefully and put into sterilized cans. Then boll down the Juice to a clinging but not ropy syrup. Pour over the berries and seal the jars.

If a little lemon Juice is added at the first boiling, both color and flavor are improved. D. J. McCarty has been employed as a switchman to serve in the local yards. Fireman Kirkpatrick was transferred a few days ago to the transportation department where he is now serving in the capacity of a SUGGESTS PLANS FOR THE'FUTURE 38 Hardwood case, with round na plain irent panel, goiaen International News Service.

I Springfield, 111., June 22. Twelve dollars a barrel in carload lots Is the ak, charcoal Insulation, five CT IT A.1 0 Good To make candled strawberries, cov Mixed Colored alia, rellned wire shelves and ew patent, waste pipe and trap, ed, so there will be no possibility of price being paid by the state bourd of Cookers er fine berries with an equal weight getting mixed on the man who milks a administration for flour for the state 111 removable for cleaning; ice Mrs. White Believes Everyone Would Profit by Taking Tanlao In Spring. Pounds lor of sugar and let stand as above. Thenlcow or two every day and the fellow institutions this spring.

This Is the cook the syrup down as above, but, who goes Into the field and every day 'flgrure at which the state schools and apacity, 75 lbs. 1 Efl lesson's price wwv Colored RECIPES. Preserved Strawberries. Most housewives, however determined may be their minds on canning vegetables and meat or fish products BEANS Pinto North Pole, White Moun- alternate boiling and standing until the berries look plump and semi-transparent. Drain on a sieve and when dry roll In granulated sugar and plows corn and follows a binder, de- charitable establishments were sup-pending upon his wages in that ca-j plied for the month of June, accord-paclty for his livelihood, for there is ing to figures given out by the board, a suspicion that there will be many I a month ago the price was $13.33.

A atn make, solid end hardwood 20c Per lb. ase; golden oak finish, massive dry a little more. Store In sugar In 'claims for exemption because the reg- KT BEANS r-BEANS loon and cover, olose with alr 20c Alton, 111., June 11. "I sincerely believe that If everyone would take a course of Tanlac every spring they would enjoy much better health the entire, year," Mrs. J.

J. White, wife of an employe of the Hudson-Phillips Per lb. ight grip; refrigerating storage this season In place of the usual fruit stock, "will feel that they must surely put up a few jara of strawberries in some form or other. Experience has tmieht them that there are times In air-tlght boxes or tins. The syrup may be canned for future use as a flavoring agent.

Istrant is a tiller of the soil, a food producer as much needed to win the war as the soldier is needed In the trenches." ith smallest possible loe con-. year ago flour was bought at $5.90 a barrel. A If you have a room for rent Journal-Gazette "For Rent" ad will get you a roomer. urapUon; removable shelves and automatic waste pipe; Ice capac- RICE 31 25c Fancy Head Motor Car Company and well known the long winter when no flavor seems ty, 75 pounds. 17 Eft HILLSBORO QUARTET CAUGHT IN COLD STORAGE ROOM Remember the want so It works.

local woman, said on May 16. I to waken quite the degree of apprecia- "I UBed to get so tired through the Xn and enthusiasm that is called out Season's price day that I'd feel like tumbling over by the opening of a Jar of rich straw- i nf 4am R.LOaTS530c C. W. Bliss in Hillsboro News: Two b34 High style, front Ice door, Lolid end, panel doors, golden and sleeping as long as Rip Van Winkle," she continued. "My liver was oerry presc.c.

well.known Hillsboro young ladies ac Those who have had success with1 bak finish, width 24 inches, companled by John L. Good and R. II. Wll VTIII.l, 1 "sunshine" strawberry preserves height 50 inches, depth 16 Inch- probably wish to use the "sunshine' uosa, visueu uie runs urn i ice piaui Sunday afternoon and while they were TEA Fine for leader Hot Tea Choice Nixed La; ice capacity, 85 4 A FA sluggish and never acted properly. I was very nervous and restless at night.

Usually I was In a constipated condition. My work was really a burden to me. method of preserving again. For those wand(jrl ftround 1,1 1. WlAlh lbs.

Season's price WHO are not laiunrtir wnu mio Audii- od, the following recipes will be wel 30c Per Pound i34 North Pole, White Moon- come, as either gives a fine product: Choose a bright day, following sev llaln make, beautiful golden oak "My old time energy is fast now and I'm Just taking my bottle of Tanlac. I don't feel finish, panel ends and door, sol- the cold storage room to inspect the hundreds of beautiful hard chunks of ice that are kept stored In this room. They had only been in this room a few minutes before some employe of the filant accidentally shut and locked the big refrigerator door leading into the room and the young people found them eral cloudy days, as this promises to lid oak cover, large food chamber, drowsy, and tired during the day as i De the flrat of geVeral sunny ones, and pure baked, white enamel silver-like wire shelves, removable new 1 did before and my nerves have Improved bo that I can sleep at night. continued sunshine is the prime requisite for success In this method of preserving. Weigh the prepared fruit automatic trap and waste pipe; selves Imprisoned In a room that was Ice capacity, 100 $19.50 and weigh out, sugar to the same hlarlf RR nitch temoerature 1704 Broadway 2010 W.

Ave. lbs. Season's price The constipation has been relieved. I'll gladly recommend Tanlac." Tanlac, the Master Medicine, Is especially beneficial for stomach, liver and kidney trouble, catarrhal complaints, loss of appetite, nerVousness and the like. TatiTao Is being lntroduped and explained In Mattoon at Ed t.

RItfer'a drug store. 203 White Mountain Orand, pure baked white enamel; cleanliness, convenience and beauty; golden oak finish, solid ends; In A Message to the Mothers and Wives of Mattoon We are now making a 15c loaf of bread. It is the loaf to buy. It contains more bread than you can get for 15c in small loaves. It is better bread because we can get more quality, flavor and nourishment into a large loaf than into a small loaf.

This loaf retains its freshness and richness and is good until it is gone. It is a good, cheap, nutritious food that will solve the war-time food problem for you. The lac loaf is a bigger, better loaf. Call up your grocer and order a big 15c loaf of Special Bread. Mattoon Steam Bakery fallible Insulation; ice capacity, PROFESSIONAL CARD 'i BRYAN H.

TIVNEN Attorney and Counsellor Tivnen Building West Broadway Phone 161 $25.00 100 pounds. Season's price amount. Cook the sugar with half its wa8 8everai degrees below zero, weight ef water until a light thready Tne young ladles were all dolled will form. Add the fruit to the syrup up ln tneir Sun(iay duds, low necks, and let cook for fifteen minutes after moSquito net 'sleeves, thin silk skirts beginning to boll again. Now pour out and the young men were just about the fruit on to open dishes, such as ag warmly clad, platters, or pour into small glasses; "Oh Lord!" one of the girls remarked put glasses oven the top and let stand 'rm just about half froze," ln the hot sun for several days so that And then she wiped an icicle the syrup may ripen and grow thick.

From off her dainty nose, Another way is to take fresh ber- "rm not Calf froze," the other said, ries and set them in the hot sun every "I'm frozen stiff and fast day for three or four days, taking And when I'm rescued I'll look like them in at night and protecting them a plaster paris cast" from flies during the day. Then pack "Let's pray for help," cried Johnny them ln layers in stone Jars with an Good, equal amount of light brown "We might be saved by prayer," 774 Blue Ribbon, white enameled lined, ash front and top with round corners, quarter-sawed oak panels, golden oak finish, insulated with charcoal sheathing and Wool felt silver-like shelves and new patent waste pipe and trap In bottom, all removable; (olid brass lever latches and After they have stood for several, "And while we pray, for help," said Goes, binges; nickel plated; large pro vision chamber; ice capacity, "Let's pray for underwear." They tried to pray but gave it up, $27.50 limmmiimtmimt Their poor teeth chattered so, 125 pounds. Season's price Picture Framing See Our Line of Hand Carved Photo Frames Lenhart's MUSIC HOUSE 1608 Broadway ttei 1 tolV nri fhon hoaMea Not one prayer did they know. They tried to dance to warm their blood But all began to quake. SHOWING OF Hong Kong Porch Furniture, Refrigerators, Clark Jewel Oil.

Cook Stoves 263 White Mountain, Boston pattern, beautiful hardwood case, massive solid end construction, famous "Maine" duplex grate, pure baked white provision chamber, cannot chip, crack, pull or scale; three silver-like shelves; Ice capacity, 76 pounds. When Johnny said 'Don't bend me A Beautiful Girl Love, Adventure A German Spy Plot! Read girls, Because I know I'll break." And then the1 four like statues stood Rsmember the want ad It works. $32.50 Season's prloe While one cried in despair "Oh how I Wish I had been born A great big polar bear." The door swung open, after while The fonr were carried out, John Good was frozen everywhere, Goss had a frozen snout, And one girl's Trilhys were like ice She had a frost-bit lung, The other couldn't move a thing Except, of course, her tongue. Mattoon Implement and Buggy Co. 2012-2014 Western Avenue In Next Sunday's Chicago Trflwne LUZON AGRICULTURAL FAIR SURPASSES EXPECTATIONS YOTAW-KEHHY CO.

1500-1502 Broadway If yog have a room tor rent a "For Rent" ad will get yon roomer. Munoz, P. I June 22. The first agricultural fair held at the Cen tral Luzon Agricultural School recently Is reported to have exceeded the ex pectations of Its managers in every respect The Bureau of Agriculture made to Build Going large display of agricultural products grown by pupils throughout the province. The Bureau of Forestry's exhi bition of tree culture was especially ing this Summer? interesting, Illustrating the effects of Anyth erosion and the need of forestation.

The Bureau of Public Works offered an exhibit illustrating canal systems, showing head gates, fumes and water control, which proved of special inter REMEHBER-That a TORNADO POLICY covers also damage by an ordinary WINDSTORM As well as by a TORNADO OR CYCLONE. OUR RATES ARE AS REASONABLE as safe under writing will permit. OUR COMBINED POLICY COVERS THE FARMER'S property broadly, and as he should be protected. We can write your CITY property under the COMBINED POLICY. We would like to explain these to you.

It is a pleasure, to us to have you call us up or call at our office and let us explain these policies to you. IT PAYS HAVE YOUR INSURANCE WRITTEN BY AN AGENCY WHO KNOWS WHAT TO SELL YOU for the money you pay and give you proper protection. WE PAY OUR LOSSES as cheerfully as we take your premium forthein eurance, and we feel badly if you dont have the FULL COVERAGE. DON'T DELAY THIS I'JPORTAHT MATTER ANY LONGER DO IT TODAY TOUOHROW MAY BE TOO LATE. est to the farmers.

Many commercial companies had exhibits, sowing machine, plows and farming machinery and automobiles being displayed for Be it house, barn, shed, out-house, fence, or anything made of wood, this is the place to come for your lumber. We'll give you a correct estimate of the neceBsary number of feet required to build what you have planned. Have You Ordered Your Window and Door Screens? advertising purposes. Undoubtedly the part played by the school children of Nueva Eclja in the fair contributed moat largely to its success. Examples of their handiwork were everywhere to be seen farm products, pieces at baskets and fine examples of the carpentry work the boys are taught to do, to It hot, now is the time to do Lso: We will take the measurements, make thenf and deliver them to your house.

Have your porch screened- in and enjoy the comfort.it can give you during the warm summer days that are soon to I. IT. llIBi Sim say nothing or. tne Duiwiings the exhibits were housed, which were for the most part planned and constructed by the school hoys themselves. Besides contributing to'The exhibits the schools offered a great deal to the entertainment of the fair in the athletic exhibitions, games, races, boxing matches and fancy dances.

Prizes were finally awarded, one for the best farm exhibit, which went to the Batangas Farm School, and one tor the best articles manufactured In the Softools, which waa awarded to the Saa Jose School. Nueva Ecija is one of the most pro-gresarve district of the Philippine LET USSCKEEN YOUR. HOME General Insurance Agency DEUAREE EUILDINQ OFFICE TELEPHONE 165 fJ.O. Planing NiU, 236 Phones, Yards, 143-241.