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\ Much of the Small Fruit Crop May _ be Conserved by this Method ‘ g‘ to the scarcity and high price of sugar the possibility of much of the eoming crop of small fruits going to wilste is greatly increased. _ There is & method Of â€"canning. without sugar, ind, to secure the‘ best â€" information Wailable on the subject, the Commisâ€" sion | of Conservation _ invited . Miss Jéanette Babb, Inspector of Houseâ€" hold Science at Macdonald College, f‘iu epare a short paper. Miss Babb especially emphasizes the caution that ‘_- agarless canning the utmost care ,,,: St be observed, and . every . rule strictly followed, otherwise loss . of fruit and wasted effort may result. 4 }‘,’ mentation and decay are causâ€" ed by the bacteria, yeasts and moulds, ';{;_{ h are ever present in the air, oming in contact with irgit‘. We must, therefore, destroy thtse forms of life present in the fruit and in the 3, mers and prevent! their further . ntrance into the containers, byâ€" sealâ€" mg and serilizing or boiling. This is what is termed canning. \ 9 Ere are many reasons. why canâ€" med goods spoil. Some of these are: ,»,.‘â€"'%?‘ ise of imperfect jars;â€"use of old v “‘} rubbers;ute of stale products; V.too slow; filling too many jars at once; inaccuracy in time of boiling; failure to test jars: after sterilizing, and careless storage. "Whe equipment necessapy for canâ€" ;fffi; is as follows: Wash boiler, or Arge kettle, with an airâ€"tight cover; fitted rack, for bottom of boiler; good @rs and covers properly. sterilized; good rubbers; longâ€"handled ‘spoon or i knife, strainer or/clean Cheeseâ€" oth for washing fruit, blanching; and ld dipping, boiling water, and clean owels, all of which should be sterile, Kf prepare the jars, test them first v;- akage, by filling with water. \ru ‘on rubber, sealing tightly and ferting on a dry table. . If no moisâ€" re is seen onâ€"the table the\ jar is ife. Sterilize the jars and covens by lacing! on rackinâ€"boiler, cover with }f;wl:er, bring water to. boiling! point, and boil for ‘fifteen mmufies.[ terilize the rubbers in aâ€"shallow disk boiling water for five minutes. ) _,_}-1 cold pack method the im'f portance of the two terms, blanching | and cold 'ijpping‘sshould be emphasizâ€" ; ed. Blanching is to, dip in boiling vater, and keep under _ the boiling | ;gfor.from a few seconds to five : *%fiv ites, according as to whether the | ’ffi of the soft or hard‘ vayiety. ! “Z_dlpping means the â€" immediate lunging into cold boiled water, . to â€"s'colour.\ng matter,.to aid. in “}iz ng thewfruit whole and to make ‘éasy to handle. ht nch Dressing F'.l’hreq talr)lespoons vinegar, 4 ons oil, 1â€"4 teaspoon . pep aspoon, salt. . Mix (the ingrc id stir or shake in a bottle. hue until well blended. !‘; â€" Gream of Spinach Soup One cup cooked\ spinach (s ibe stewed in little water), ilk (or milk and water), 1 oon butter, 1 tablespoon flow: 51 Dominion Salad sn'e tablespoon onion,5 medium sized pfil boiled potatoes, 3, hard boiled @s, 2 head of lettuce, using "the arts to garnish the inside of ‘ the lad bow!. Chop the onions finely id cube the potatoes . into . small eces. Mix all together with a boilâ€" [wsals.d dressing and serve in a large w with the lettuce hearts as a i eube the potatoes into small Snowflake Toast for Breakfast . or ees. Mix all together with a boilâ€"| Lunch * , ;dx;essing and serve in a 1arge| Scald one pint milk. Thicken with ;‘ h the lettuce hearts as a °2 tablespoons of flour, rubbed smooth ‘_’;‘éh‘ mix togcther and setve on in a little cold milk. Have ready the AMdual plates on a criSped leaf of whites of two eggs, beaten to a stiff tuce w tth a garnish 6¢, salad dressâ€"| froth andâ€"flavored with a sprinkling :';v 2 ’ of,dried parsley or thyme and a sparâ€" «CANNING FRUITS PAGE SIX Tomato Omelet . delicious tomato omelet de by slicing raw . tomato eing in between the layers in omelet ~using . garnisl HON AND pEarmrt: TESTED RECIPES Anote. “( f@@ Sace y {3 @ C 3/3’ es I 4 l 5 en y mm Household Hints FARM AND HOME MOM BUYS A.NEW SOFA _ /~ P oFF THAT SoFAâ€" TS able.‘ If no moisâ€" table they jar is jars and covens by boiler, cover with water to . boiling r ‘fifteen minutes. s in aâ€"shallow disk râ€"five minutes. k method the imâ€" o terms, blanching WITHOUT SUGAR | _ 1. Select when it is at its bestâ€" _ ]thoroughly sound,\ ripe but firm and I1 Fruit Crop May | free from bruises. by this Method 2. Grade as to size and quality for city and high price | sake of uniformity. ility of much of the 3. Can the day it is picked, and as rall fruits going to ; soon as possible after picking, especâ€" creased. There is | jally where no sugar is used. ing.without sugar, l 45 ~Clean fruit and prepare as for PRACTICAL IN EVERY HOME ( flour, 1 ta can lien ing pinch of salt. When the sauce is well cooked, turn a cupful onto the beaten egg, stirring constantly till it forms a light frothy mixture. Serve on whole wheat toast which has been toasted crisp, and slightly moistened \ Cheap Cream Cake Three eges, one cup sugar, heaping teaspoon baking powder third cup boiling »water, ‘ one flour, Bake in two layers. Cream Fillingâ€"One cup milk NOT To BE SAT 0 BY ANVONE YET @ Too â€" es gep .t blespoon salt. Put spinach through colander, heat the milk . to boiling/ and thicken the flour with a little cold milk:. Rub smooth; add the salt and spinach; heat\again to near boilâ€" ing. . Take from fire abd add butter and serve. is, of course, scope for the stricter enforcement of the law in order that the present tax shall wield its full toll. There has been evasion upon a huge scale in the past, but the rising revenues from this sourceâ€"show. that the tax dodgers are gradually being lassoed and brought into the corral. According to the Commissioner . of Taxation, a million Canadians will pay income tax this year. Adding the reâ€" ceipts from the excess profits tax (which is the income tax in another form) to those from the income . tax proper Canada~ secured from these sounces a revenue last year of some sixtyâ€"four miflion dollars, a Â¥ar from negligible sum. . A mtal\revenue, from 12. Uncover boiler at. end of time for sterilizing or boiling, allow steam to escape :?nd seal jars tightly imâ€" mediately upon removing from boiler. Invert until cool. 13. When cool screw tight again, wash outside of jars, label and put away in a cold, dry, dark place. Noteâ€"In sugarless canning, the utâ€" most care must be observed, and every rule strictly followed.â€"Jeanette Babb, Instructor Houschold Service, . Macâ€" donald College. (a)_Soft fruits require from 10 to 15 minutes where sugar is used. When no sugar is used we add 15 minutes more to the required length of time with sugar. (b) Hard fruits with sugar require from 30 minutes to one hour plus twenty minutes without sugar, \ 11. Cover boiler, bring ing point and ‘boil until cooked. 8. Fill with boiling water, in knife to let out air and fill agai top with water running over jar 9. Put on sterilized rubber, . cc and partially seal at Pnce. 10. When all jars are ready, on rack in boiler and‘ cover with w of the same temperature‘as jars, k ing the jars separated. whi the rile ing. tECONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION FAVORS DRAYTON PLAN (Continued From Last Week) s, of course, scope for the stricte nforcement of the law in order tha he present tax shall wield its ful table . \Blanch in case of hard fruits. . Cold dip. . Pack products quickly into jar ch haye just been removed one : time.from the boiler, using a ster knife or spoon bandle for pacl Preparation of Pruit to the boilâ€" the fruit is tt ilk, tea THEY satop ) | THeY THovadt, TE New 1 | THey weee S At Rgorfls- s o t 12 ;) ) mevrere.) (PQ tC \r?&j Vi z. SoFA â€" AND oN) SAT OB THEM j ues are to. be as for { we can carry | pay our way. its. !tl‘ink, be will cal detailed p o jars, | Drayton schen one at | ing this sum. : sterâ€" | throughout th packâ€" | constructive, c tor." insert Writing in ‘ ain to | er of June 5, ar. its editor, urgi cover, | scientific tarif Government a place | ment are of water | working peopl keepâ€" | going to be cr by depressions :"boilâ€" ployment, ace uit is | heavy taxatior tariff shamâ€"ba excise taxation on food,.clothing, and other ‘commoditics required by . the people of this country. The customs tariff, in addition to promoting Caâ€" nadian . national _ development anpd helping in the building. up of new taxpaying national wealth, is collectâ€" ed with a minimum of inconvenience. Moreover, there is abundant reason to believe that the cost of administraâ€" tion of the customs tariff is even less than the cost of enforcing the new excise duties, and that the total burâ€" den on the Canadian people as a reâ€" sult of faxation on imports will be less than that resulting from the comâ€" plicated and difficult system of soâ€" called luxury taxes and taxes on sales. PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN Dr. DeVan‘s French Pills A reliable Reg $5 a box. Sold mailed to any price The Scol anrines, Ontario, In comparison with the vexatious internal faxation provided in the new budget, customs duties this year, afâ€" ter removal of the 7% per cent war tax, are estimated to yield at least $167,000,000. It ‘has been proposed the Canadian Income Tax until they are higher than those in force in the United States. The Canadian Business Profits, War Tax for the current year is higher®than that in any country in the world, with the possible exception of Great Britain, where rates recently have been increased. The government had\no practical alternative, except excise taxation on goods used by the Canadian people. ed inconvenience and annoyance from their operation. The new levies are intended to raise about. $100,000,000 of revenue, and if the increase in the income tax be left out of account the estimated yield will be even less. The Government has advanced the rates of In the period of less than a month that tge new Canadian taxation meaâ€" ures have been in effect, almost evâ€" ery person in Canada has experiencâ€" ed inconvenience and annoyance from efaca that this the scrap heap the . dumiping C policy ‘of free of the empire b see Wisions of lion population In the perioc working por scientific efi The business and the ests of this country de Board.‘ Our agricultu astonished to find that citize to office, then we say to you, your guns will not only be spiked, but we will utterly destroy them» K ‘"The problems facing all CanadM ans are insistently serious. This is not the time, and this country is not the place to play old games of politics on the bowed and broken backs of the ployment, accumulating . debts, and heavy taxation, merely to stage a tariff shamâ€"battle for the special benâ€" efit of ambitious p?liticians who are solely intent upon electing themsélves Writing in The Canadian Railroadâ€" er of June 5, Mr. George C. Pierce, its editor, urging the appointment of a scientific tariff board, says: "If this Government and the farmer moveâ€" ment are of the opinion that the working people of this Dominion are going to be crucified at each election by depressions in business, unemâ€" ployment, accumulating debts, and constructive cFiticism of this charac mill othe pay our way. The country would, we tl"nk, be willing to consider practiâ€" cal detailed plansâ€"iternative to the Drayton scheme of taxationâ€"for raisâ€" ing this sum. But there has been throughout the budget debate little collection is perfected, of one hunâ€" dred million dollars, is perhaps an outside éstimate of possible collection from this source. stores Vim and Vitality; for Nerve d Brain: increases\"gray matter;" a nicâ€"will build you up. $3 a box, or o for $5, at drug stores, or by mail receipt of price. The Seom~ll Drug s in this Dominion rap heap of the world. ‘To be umiping ground under a fiscal of free trade is not theapolicy empire builders of our day who sions of a Canada of fifty milâ€" e to. be kept to Regulating Pill for Women. Sold at all Drug Stores, o1 any address on receipt of Scobell Drug Co., St. Cathâ€" y old games of politics on ind broken backs of the ulation. . This is a day of iciency. Its opponents the old school who don‘t a new day has dawned. s and the working interâ€" country demand a Tamff x, Ontario about HERCULES h RUBBER CO, three hundred collected from national revenâ€" the point where THE MORE SiT on IT LEss pus WiLL. NE lot of goo eE THEY T THE PUSTING IT NEED. c _ORDERS | CALLED ‘FOR AND ‘DELIVERED Ginghams Our stock of Dress Ginghams in check and plaids are very pretâ€" ty. Prices 60c, 65¢, and 90c per yara. Also Muslins in colors, white check and _Swiss dot are worthy of your inspection, See them at s Tom Hatton Do You Want to Save Money STORE, MAIN ST.. WESTON Maria Street, East of Fifth Ave or Box No. 79, Weston Phone 34â€"5 Summer Sessions G. M. LYONS Favorite Prescription should have the full confidence of every woman in Canada because it contains no alcohol and no narcotic. | Dr. Pierce knew, when he first made this standard medicine, that whiskey and morphine were injurious, and so he has always kept them out of his remedies. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce‘s Invalids‘ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package Tablets. St. Catharines, Ont.:â€""I was in a very miserable condition when I first started taking Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Disâ€" covery and Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescripâ€" tion sixteen years ago. I suffered and was extremely emaciated and weak. Although I was a young woman my doctor thought I was going through the critical stage of life, but after using these remedies my strength returned, another child came and from that time on my health was perfect and my weight increased. . I really believe that Dr. Pierce‘s remedies saved my life and I shall always praise them as long as I live."â€" MBRS. ELIZA OVERHOLT, 43 Beach St. for. women or girls who are fering."â€"MRS. WM. STE mond St. Successor to Phil. 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