The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 28, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 14, Image 5
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Every I
0 NI.Y the higihest
~ iecr~ Motorj Tucks.
r ecorwd as thle Con)Itil
ide mood oill Illeir
anid E-isemnan Magnet
Itheir clss for years,
j picCe I)rivc Sha ft an(
0 I of Superior Motor Tr
' I'he assembling of
truck, engijned to dri,
quit, is the work of u
ma
eitl
The location o
of quick sa Ivi
parts, if needd
Supej
NELSON MOT(
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CAN FRI BE SUCCESSfVLLY ~ ''~
P R[SERV[D WNITHOUT SUCAR ~:'.:: :
1'nIitedi Staotes lh )partmnt of A gricul-fni oi h emed l
t ure Canning Experts Say It Canhaonenbterlvr
and Te I Iow--F'lavI- r of Some
ruits etter l'reserved Without A t a(
Sugar. oi tg st oktlei
Is it possible to can fru its success- danfo hm iiign
fuillIy without Sugar andI, if so, what islesieesaya litay
the best method, are questions asked vr ite r nteii
nlowadays b~y manly hiousewives in view fi ttiztgi~ el ig
of the sCI carity and hiigh price of sug- .0iet h ol i s
or. Sonmeti mes fruits neede(d to make'tg5 (1 ofl i asit
the diet more palatable and variedliri ft ths et o
dIuring the wvinter have gone to waste ioesthja tffuti
because sugar was not available for 'y
conning when they were ripe. Such S l lo e ehd
waste can be prevented; for, accord - S l nte e ol
ing to the experts of the Un iten iti.t ac fteds
States Department of A griculture,tiiynanipnkttI.a
apples somewhat uinderripe, also goose 1dgan surpo
herries, rasp~berries, zlueberries, and
other berries, and( sweet varieties ofi
plums and cherries itmy all be canned'(
in their own juices without the addi-Ba
tion of sugar. In fact, many house
wives thiink that the flavor of many - ____
fruits canned without sugar anid Tlslo io
sweetenled just before using is bet ter
and more like that of fresh fruit thanAfe 0
when ennned with large quantities of - - -
sugar or in a heavy sirup. If the fruit A FT~ n eiu
is very Sout' or is can ned in Ia rgefis iIzgyontl
pieces, heatIinzg for a fewv innutesbgiatgearo d
when atd ing the sugar before serving 'fsrnt n nry
will make it penetrate the fruit maorze elig
thioroulghly and evenly. Tesoe ~ e o
IFru its may be cantned ini their ownbc tebter h h
ji ces without the add it ion oif anytoeitiliiyofgtln c
swetetein rg ini at least thrzee ways: ftalIlefeharyt
A stimiple miethodl of canninzg, espee - cne\utIvladtt
ially gcood for such soft, juicy fruits OiIctretIoea(l.
as berries, is as follows: Il'aek the ili(041Wlltly
washed fiti ~prces hefrit intotejrad i i-ELIIa i~ ~ thefOyo
THE MANNING TINV
Part a Masterpiec4
grade standard units are built into S
No other motor ranks as high in actual
enial Red Seal Motor, no other bearin
proinise like Timken's; Stromberg Carb
14)s have maintainled an iindispu ted leadei
Forbensen Internal Gear-Drive Rear Axle
I other standard parts indicate the lofty si
uck construction.
these iits into a mechanically precise
le its way through, where other trucks b
Ur master truck mechanics.
de in two sizes-1 and 2 tons
ier of which will give you the
ximum amount of service at the
rest operating and upkeep costs.
f the Superior factory in Atlanta assures yotj
:e and immediate shipments of replacement
rior Motor Truck Company
Atlanta, Georgia.
)R CO., Distributors, Manning, S
II4P,
any kindi, sabledi in the~ fotllowinig way: ('over
'r petrhaping' atert. remotve thiem frm tin.t
iiut ofteni insi-le, pour in th Ile fruit while blinfg
thani whierinit, adi seal each jar at oce. Tis
fruit with- as when the fruit is cootkedi int the jar,
watert uni- fruit ;ariili' he ar whliile the re~ biteini
atse only a f illedi andi seailed. .lany houskeepters,
-frotm the hteve, enni acidi fruits ani ttomiatoes
bring this in this way >tuccessfully yem- after
t ike hoil- year.
whlich the i
the usual ,I- *lg. I'.,Eli I, IT' l I -'l" I( 1,T
til wvithouit new'\spaperts Saturdalty mutu forwnaiued
io itars to the Exchange~ Telegiaphl ('ttmpa~ny,
k Vice- Presiden t
Iron Tonic Helped Hfis Daughter
peraion for A ppendicitis.
Ilness.', the 'tead thlii letter from Mlr. J1. It. K'elly,
a whein yo vlee-piresidenit of thle First National
Syourlia lak, GracevilleI, Ila.: "My dautghter
S 301 r ad beent 1)11in bail hl th asince last April11
tired, weak She wan opierated 0on fori appienlit Is.
She hias beenx takIng ZI ron for two
r titrength weeks. I1er appietito is better t han 11
hgt o sas been. I ter nerves aro bett er, andi
ig t (1 Iashe s4ayl shie feels bettter . . . I k now
sing food1, that Ziron is good for weak and feeble
i, exercise people.t"
/.Ironu rotn Ziron is a Rcentific, reconstr'aetive
tonic, ptreparedl from valuable strength
thsibuilding inigredient: for weak peopleu
CUtt s I'with thin blood. P uggista sell Eiroen
.0 follow It. on a iciny-vahne~teaaant er, Ti it
IES, Manning, S. C
01
Uperior
service
S have
uretors
Ship inl
511e1 1i1
,Iwo- 'j
aindard
motor ll
ilk and 11l1
nIl
ill
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f ~~~'- 0 *J PA
King Alexantleri' will enter A r'ha ph.
Stin ay.
atntl lKirk-K{ilisseh liilwvay line4 Sat
ur;'hiy. Tlhey impuitsliedl nortthwa ril to
want the K irk-lissih aunl wetstwarl
alonlg the huighway' tott A\ilriatnople,
Tihe Turiks, otifering sl igh t re'sistanie,
ar Ie fleeginr I raplii liy Itow'ani A rianopjl e
li'1ports r''eeivetl hiere sayV lhe
Grheeks were begining a heavy offenO
ptltas of G'ol. Jafar Ta'yar, t 'lTrkish
natIjialIist co(mmande i nt i gilrianopile
fori stubb.Iorn res ist ancet a pjar etl)y are
having little effectt, tlte Tuorks being
unwt~illingt to1 face' the Grlee'k art illery,
which is dlisplayinig gooul mnarksman
The Turk ishi c'lm nandiier at Tchatald
ja his telegraphj~iedl (ol. Jlafar' Tayar,
sayin gthe Turnkishl resistan'e was fee
hbl' against Grteek latnling plarties aind
aiskinig what tt do whien the Gree'tks
:it:tiii'tei we'sterwarl. Coli. Tlayar' has
heclared lit will kill hiimself Ir1atheiir
han sur render.
ANI) IiEI ll ICA NSO.\l
Ile~t l'ass, Tlexas. July 2t0. A e
that Vihlla has taken Ca:irl llargtelin, an
A mn'ricanl, ptreside'nIt fthlit Sabtiins
I utwtry, andii is hol ling him for ran
C'1'A''l TAX 1hh61. P'All) Hi' I'. S.
Wa intotn, July . hie nion tt's
' e tax hill $-.llo 251,574, was
* I It-<' ii <In ji n ih lii fiz'I year noio ri
Official figures tonight Showed that ex
the tax paid in the last twelve months 55
had exceeded all estiumates, Congres- ,I
siolal and olicial, by approximately Ih
$300,0,000 aMd was nearly 75 p i sh
cent larger than the total of tau xes pjaid ou
in either of the war" Years (f 1918 or 72
1919. The 1918 tax levy yielded $3
69.1,619,038 and the taxes- in 1919 ag
gregated $3,839,950,612.
Collection of the record breaking
assessment cost. the yovernment $29,-;
750,000, or about 55 cents 1fo' each ('a
$100.
-$2
lievenlues derived fr-oml income mwd V i
u
F youi w-ould keep
.pation.
Nujol works on an
ciple. WN~ithout forci
softens the food wast<
many tiny muscles in
testines, Contracting
their normal way, to
waste along and out o
It is absolutely harmi
take. Trv it.
- REG.UVS.
For Cons
The Modero Method of Tre
i A
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4Like a
rrng
rere
- ad
.- -- -.ue o
- ou l
hie ex
Semit
ess prolits taxes alone wer .$3,944,
737 for the twe\ve maoiths, which
learly $1,250,000,000 larger thanl the
t two years. An increase also was
>wn in the receipts from i iscIanIs
ta which brought in
ites follows:
; l'Flori $i 5, : 1 .58 ; ( ir $42,.
,792; L~ouisiana $50o8z,3!:'r
rulina $169,201,007; South 4'aroina
~,6;53,5l1 T lennesse $3t; in2
T in a$I;,3,8.18.
'I
ell, avoid consti
nt irely nevv prin
ag or irritating, it
.This eniables thle
the walls of the inl
and expailding in
squeeze the food
f the system.
-ss nd JLi- ,a1i1 1)
01
PAT OFF
ipatio11
ling an Old Complaint
4 o
-like C
drink
KGE
h reeze off the water it sun.
Wai's Ornge4rus
v tlielit iousness( -~' e
I i k ---i, (ir n
mI i llihtfubl
p~ress't fr m 'r he iir
.( or i :i .
Sumtr, .