The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, August 04, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 16, Image 10
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AVOID USE Of TOO MUI .wat
SUGAR IN ill[Y MAKING U
Sound, Underripe Fruit Makes the tio
Best Jelly--Should Be Bright, ari
Clear, and Have Attractive Color --t
-Don't Boil Too Much Juice at ths
One Time. cupl
(eas
Good jelly should he bright, clear, th1e
and of an attractive color. When re- ab)1
moved from the glass it should retain s
the shape of the mould. Jelly of the Th<(
right consistency, Can be cut wvith a the
dIisti net cleavage, rota ininog the angels bt
where cut. It should sparkle and be the
t ender enioug h to quiver without A
br1eaking. sub
Wash the f'rui ts, remove stems, andI sug
cut hIr ge fruits into pieces. With ber- maj
Vies, gr~ia pes, and cuirran ts add~ one cupi no
of wvate r for each poundl of fruit. For to
a pples, tjuinces, anid other harid fruits one
add th re ecups of water to each vari
pound of sliced fruit. Cook until ten- swe
decr. Fruit ju ices flojw more freely and
when heated. il
As soon as the fru it is tender it ed f
should( be put into a jelly hag and al-- erar
lowed to dirip. If the fruit is over- anbi
('ooked', a1 cloud~y jelly is apt to recsutlt. Qa
Can ife Made With Less Sugar. A
Goomd jellies can he miatde with much rapi
less sugar than many housekeepers with
thought possible a few years ago. W
Some persons like these produacts matde jitai
wvith less sugar het ter than the old-- the
fashioned kinds that were somietimes to ec
Jackson (
GENERAl
Mai
Brick, Iron, Cemn
BOX 291,
Manning, S. C.
C1 3 C1 M
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.50.00
$40 Secoi
HAM DUROC
t 14th to Clarf
i pig being $3C
gs will be nun
clock,
SATL
boy draws fr
d. On Decem
the five priz
tpon below an(
Enclose $
I accept I
sweet that the flavor of the fruit add t
s spoiled. Canning experts of the until
ited States Departmenit of Agri- the su
tUre give the following sugges- is les
is for using sugar economically: After
.educe the amount of sugar ordin- juice
y used from one-fifth to one-fourth slow e
iat is, use four-fifts, or three four- duct a
cup of sugar instead of the whole will el
called for in the recipe In the A g
of non-acid fruits particularly, the co
absence of sugar will be less notice juice v
if one-fourth teaspoonful of salt spoon
iddedl for each cup of fruit juice. cool h,
salty taste wvill dlisappear after a fewv
pirodluct has stood for a fewv weeks jelly t<
the flavor will be richer- than if is siru
salt were not used. sp)oon.
nother way to save sugar is to ed( it v~
ditute for part of the granulated flakes
ir calledl for in the recipe, honey, lire im
Ie sirup, corn sugar, molasses, the at thi
wmal t si rups, whbich are superior m ing1
hose formerly on the market, or ghasse.
of the other sirup~s sold( under rapidly
ouis trade names. Some of these
aleniers have a dlistinctive flavor, Uq ((
at first it may be best to use those
with fruits that have a pronounc- Clenm
avor of their own, such as grapes, tension
herries, plums, currants, and log- from I
-ris (harge
ntity oif Jluice for .Jelly- lulah, I
>out two quarts of juice boiled lbe cau
Ily in a shallow pan gives a jelly boll wt
better color andl consistency. are gii
hen the proportioin of sugar to Mr. Co;
has been dlete'rmined, measure "We
fruit juice and place over the fire been at
onk. When the juice begins to boil er's pha
i-Onstruct4
L CONTRACT
n Office Columbia, S. C.
S. E. PENTZ, Prop.
ent and Frame Cc
P. R.
1- 5" lo N" uA lm 1. MW~ I" I
PRIZE
d . $30 Third
FARM has sele<
ndon boys, under
.00 cash. All regi
abered in one lot:
TRDAY AU
>m a hat his nu
ber 1st, we will "V
es. Write or se<
i mail to Bradhan
- - . .,.P. O.
3 . 0 for (3
30.00 for my pig, to be deli
)ig on your proposition.
Signed:
be sugar immediately and stir ceived al ltheir info
the sugar is dissolved. When mercial circular mn
gar is added at this time there hazy i(eas on one
3 danger of crystals forming. points."
the sugar is dissolved cook the "if Y a goinf
is rapidly as possible. Long weevil this y ar
ooking tends to darken the pro- w"Read our circula
nd to destroy the pectin, Which I fully and follow si
use the jelly to be less firm. fully a fol t
)od means of determining wh seem best adapted n
king is finished is to test the "Don't bite off n
rith a spoon or paddle. Dip the chew. One hand
inl Othboilingru, r ehandle more than
'moving it back andl forth forfcoonehsat
secondls, and then allow the 'tige macesca.h
drip from it. As long as there hnrdars
Sp resent, it will run from the "Findby experici
When the jelly point is reach- you can cover in thi
'ill break from the spoon in dusting equipment
or sheets. Remove from the any more than thi
mediatel y and skim. Skim. ?.g jcover' your entire ac
time saves waste. After skim- lportions where yot
>our at once into hot, scalded cto rdgrts
and set aside to cool. Cool as Re merta
a st re t hnstb la c r
%Dl (ON WEEVIl. POISONING;oid
son College, .July 28.--The Ex- fcoy~ok'ih
Service has received a letter(irt u)viop
.B. Coad, Entomologist in tonwt hmt
of the D~elta Laboratory, Ta]--otitlign nt
2a., urging that cotton growverserso.
ionedl as to poisoning for the "ontC~c l
evil. The suggestions below pa rmyu il
'en in a circular se'nt out byRe mertath
id, who wvrites: sa~ os~eal
find that in spite of all we have itotlsofcp
le to do, there are many farm- ilao )ioigi
r~ni t poion ho ave e- "R ememb theaoit a
"Do not expet to
ditrouot supervsi
hckpasoyoro incteligen efneti
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Remember that the
sae alonsdeale ga
O R S mkewtout a sohco
onno osnwh e -senly the oit
"Ds not rustl to
poan nlCsyo.1
nstruction
McCAHILL, C
Local Manager ,' r
termi Sne resuts1
S $15
$20 Fourti
"ted 30 Boar Pig
21 years of age.
stered, all immt
all boys meet o
G7UST 14.
mber. Each pi
reigh each hog
A. 'M. Musser.
1 Duroc Farm.
vered August 14.
rmation from com- bc dangerous, don't stop
tter and have very too early but continue long
to two important PrOvide protection until y
boils mature beyond (langej
to poison the boll inry.
"Remember that this is
r o Mpeh cae- season with a newv andl somc!
r of March 1 care- atdoetin jyu
ich instructions as plic
o your conditions. Sider it as primarily an exp
lore than you can (etermine the best methods
gun Will seldom work."
ive t oeight acres
n a~l cat ( bet dNOTErs TOn' CREDI
oorly hbutevra l pe on t ainue long
thelstmatue bond dharles
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snldn' t e asnwihanepndsm
p.I o cno la~topran nd you
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d aey es t erietebs ehd
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wi aswt yu dathout oweing tEng
nans o't0 atmp fo c -aoge
t have 'or lest GAsll ieit
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be taken up with-COUI
uctions and sup-- 823 West Gervais St.
wveevils to disap - __
I after poisoning.
cotton plants can
veevil puncturing 1~
andI that the sole
to keep the wveev
f danger.
ue~sswork to deC
aoisonedl area alnd
you are (deriving
ui had crop failu-.nqanii
t-evil arrivedl and up rd V
I (rOPS in spite
aioi ilnt the past ter
weevil injury, age of this
the effect of the prices have
ye a, check plat
nidant enough to patwe i
pared with
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$10 Fifth
's to sell on
The price
ine.
n hog farm
ig will be
a-gain, and
Sign the
poisoning will make payment to the undersign.
enough to es qualified Administrator of the said
Jur young Estate. David C. Mason,
of weevil 30-4t-c. Administrator.
your irst St. Paul, S. C., July 22. 1920.
your first ____
hat coml- COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEETING
eriment to Turbeville, Thursday, August 5th
for future Gable, Thursday, August 5, at 8 P. M.;
New Zion, Friday, August 6th.; Al
colu, Friday, August 6 a. b P. M -
lS Paxville, Tuesday, August 17th.; Pine
MS wood, Wednesday, August 18th.;
Summerton, Thursday, August 19th.;
is again Manning, Friday, August 20th.--30-3t.
ily attest- -~0
sid estate ADVElRTISE IN THE TIMES
Engine Drag Saws
id Saw Rigs.
0 men. Lever controlled Clutch Stops saw
no. Gasoline Engines 2 to 12 II. P. Send
Bosch Magneto.
IA SUPPLY COMPANY,
. (Colunmbia, S. C.
lead quarters for
of Soda
as from ten tons and
le have sold during
i days a large ton
rnaterial, and while
advanced during the
t is still cheap corn
other ammoniates..
:es before you buy.
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