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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
Union Services.

A union service by the Com
munity and Christian churches
will be held at the former church
on next Sunday evening, Dec. FL.
Rev. Terry, who has recently
been called to the pastorate OF the
Christian church, will deliver the
sermon. All are invited to at
tend. On the following Sunday
a like service will be held at the
Christian church when Rev. Pike
will deliver New Years sermon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Mrs. e. r. Flickinger and chill
dren came up from Lewiston last
week to remain through the hol-
idays with her folks, T. F. Jacobs
and family.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Quite a number Of cases Of ton
silitis have been reported in this
community the past week; other
wise Nezperce is enjoying her u.s.
ual good health.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Remember, Tho Herald i $50
until Jan. !. Thereafter II win b
- per year.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Don t forget that Campbell does
the best Kodak finishing,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
SIMPLE, INSTRUCTION
FOR MAKING .JELLIES
Mrs Wilson, Chef to the Late Queen Victoria Outlines
How Quivery, Sparkling Sweet Can Be Prepared
in Few Easy Lessons.

used for jellies. jams. fruit butter and
marmaladcs with great success AS
most fruits arc sprayed BY the farmer
rs protection against insects. it is
very necessary 10 turn tire currants
INTO the colander and then plunge the
colander into large pan of cold
water. Swirl tho currants around for
n few minutes and then lift the colan-
der and let drain. Then remove tho
fruit from the stems. Measure, and 10
three quarts OF the fruit. we'll packed
down and measured after picking from
the stems. add three cups OF COLI
water.
Place the water and fruit in n pre-
serving kettle and then bring to n
boil. Cook for ten minutes and then
drain by using jelly bag or by lin :
Ing the colandcr with two thicknesses
or Japanese paper napkins. Place n
saucer and weight on top am, let drain.
Measure the Juice and return TO kettle.
bring to boil and cook for ten min
utes. Now add thrce-1uarters cup OF
sugar for each cup OF Juice. Stir until
the sugar il dissolved and then bring
TO boil and cook for ten minutes.
Pour into sterllized jelly glasses Cool
and cover with parafiin. Store In a
cool. dry place.
Currnnt Butter.
Measure the pulp that has bern
rubbed through n sieve after the drip-
ping OF the juice and add one quart Of
water and one and one-half cups OF
sugar Stir 20 dissolve the sugar and
then cook slowly, stirring frequently
until thick Ike jam.
To Make Spiced Currant Butter
Place in a square OF cheesecloth:
Two tablespoons OF cinnamon.
one teaspoon Of nutmeg
One-half teaspoon OF cloves
One-half teaspoon OF ginger
Tie loosely and put In tho butter.
Rsmove before pouring it into the
IN crooks. jars and bowls, covered with
paEafln and then again with card
board.
Spfced Currant Preserve
Place in preserving kettle
-Four pounds Of curran,s
Three pounds OF sugar,
One cup Of water,
Spice bag.
Cook slowly until thick like Jam
ant then put Into hot sterilized Jars.
italy tighten. Place IN "A hot-w water
bath and process for fifteen minutes.
Seal and store
TO make plain currant preserve
the same amount OF spice as FOR cur
rant butter.
nnr lie Due
This delicious French conserve is
easily made at home. Place two
quarts OF prepared currants in a
Bring 20 boil and cook for hfteen
minutes. then drain on the Juice.
measure and add two. cups OF sugar
10 each cup OF fruit Juice. STR until
the sugar - dissolved and then bring
TO boil. Cook for ton minutes Add
two pounds Of currants Cook slowly
until very thick. store IN the usual
manner as for tcIlics. Use pulp left
after etraining juice for fruit butter
Currnnt Juice.
To bottle the currant Juice place
six quarts Of the prepared currants
in n preserving kettle and add three
quarts or water. Bling 20 n boil and
mash the fruit well. Now add two
pounds Of sugar. Let boil again and
then fill Into stcr!liZed bottles. Place
tho bottles In a hot-water bath for
hfteen minutes. Cork. Cool and then
cover the tops with parathn or seal
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS
Review of New Lyric Bill,

Review OF New Lyric Bill.
AS an exhiliarating antidote for tho
depressing influence of a too-ambItious
thermometer and as promoter Of
breezy gaycty. tho new show that came
10 the Lyric for the week END Thurs
day registered high. II may be aptly
described as Il typical summer enter
tainment.
Lew Wclch. former stellar comedian
OF Potash and Perl,nuttcr." with an
adequate supporting company. scored
heavily IN The Prodigal Father
Male Quartcts arc invariably popular
with Richmond audiences. hence the
Intensity OF tho glce and m!rth pro-
Hoked by the Texas Comedy Four was
the natural and logical thing 10 expect
the quartet cNccls IN harmony vocali-
Hation AS well rs in eccentric. knock
about pranks tending TO excite hilarity.
Grace and Howard Ellsworth. a pro-
hctcnt team of variety artists, amused
with songs and dances and merry
qutps. and lovers of music found much
TO entertain them in the act Of Maria,
q dainty Italian girl. who plays the
piano ACCORDION with fine expression.
sensational gymnastics and imprcs-
siEc living moving picture" effects
are skillfully combined in the athletic
exhibition In which 4 trio Of agile
acrohats displayed their proficiency
Vim Bcauty-Iicalth." the act Is pro-
grained.
Movies" OF the returning virginia
soldiers and other features OF the mo-
ton picture supplement TO the new bill
add to the attractivencss of the whirl
Of fun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
Few Capes for Fall
Undesirable Wrap

Some advance fall coat models are
now putting In their appearance In
the model" houses. 1t is interesting
TO note that capes seem to have seen
their day.
The cape is not desirable winter
wrap. but last winter was generally
mild and tho fancy for capes held
;hrouEhout the entire season, gaining
momentum az spring approached.
For the coming fan and winter sea
son the cape has even been pretty
we'll eliminated from the lineup OF
evening wraps and dolman wraps are
so much modified that they have been
transformed into rather snugly fitted
coats. The sleeves are not wide and
nearly all models show n belt either
at front or back. and frequently tho
belt extends FL the way around the
figure. One handsome evening wrap
designed by a Paris style leader Is Of
brown velvet cut on dolman lines and
with bishop sleeves set in below the
kimono shoulder. The sleeves are
gathered In snugly at the wrist and
finished with band OF brown fur.
Practically tho only capes shown in
next seasons lineup OF evening wraps
so far arc straight, narrow tube like
affairs that swathe the figure almost
mummy fashion, no openings being left
for the arms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
THE SANDMAN STORY
The Bee and the Butterfly.

One day biz blue and black but
Se f"y ws very Gse on r1s02 ,eow n
black and pretty yellow like velvet,
arr the butterfly admired him and
for her. "He will look we'll beside me
5hso ,"s and t's set OF my ?" handsom e
dress"
why such handsome creature as you
should work so hard all the time;
cons ne with me and enjoy yomnrself,",
the Bee. You see We ali have to
gather honey for our Queen"
Your Queen? Who IS Queen in
! am sure / am the most, beautiful Of
all creatures here. and that title be-
longs 10 me. Is she more beautiful
than I? Tell me. Mr.. Bee"
No" said Mr.. Bee. "our Queen is
she Is not as handsome as l am, hut
she is queen, and We have to carry
oh II she is not, handsome. she is
come along with ne TO the fields and
have merry time"
The Butterfly was so beautiful and
told OF such wonderfqi times they
would go. Il have worked all my
life." he thought; why should l not
they few, the Butterfly taking care TO
have all her friends see them, for she
knew the Bee was handsome and at
every flower they stopped that she
might be admired
All day they sported from flower to
flower and at night they returned to
the garden. But the Bee did not dare
return TO his, Queen without honey
and as he had played all day he had
none to take her.
SO next morning, bright and early
he awoke and began TO work; but
again the blue and black butterfly
came for him to play. and away they
flew.
Then one morning tho Bee could not
find the Blue Butterfly, but he saw a
handsome yellow one, and he had in
vited her to fly over the fields with
him., for. now he had become 30 fond
or play he gave no thought to work.
and SO all summer this Bee played
while his brothers worked and car
ried honey to the hive. and one day
the garden was bare and there we're
no butterflies to play with and he was
cold.
Then Mr.. Bee began to think OF the
hive and wish he were Inside OF II,
so off he flew to see If he could not
He flew to the hive and crept around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Derrer. of
Keezletown. and tho bride daughter of
Mrs Rcoecca Gray. OF near Harrisonburg.

LYNCHBURo June s-Annoupc.n,nt.
81 tho a ma5Iiase Of Miss Ethel Christian
Cook: and Robert Kerr Goode. ali of Rich.
mond. have been received hero. Tho mar
riaRe was celebrated In Washington Juns
z The bride AMI her family were for a
long time residents OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
ny Mrs. VI. A. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. N. a. WILSON,
10 make jelly, so that it will slip out
or the glass and still hold it's shape. :,
quivering. sparkling. transparent IS.
f %l'h NJ good color..ail this Is possible
She is willing TO carefully follow
the lessons as they will be given In
the jelly making series.
Now. In order that you may know
wives arc that they frequently use
some OF their own ideas or some Of
Mrs Hanks. who always does make
Sprh perfHs, jeliy and then they arr
hurt because they have failure on their
You know that IL the Jelly is
II is failure. and you have not ONLY
wasted your time. but also the ma
Now: | norder that you may know
!!hhst "nat IL necessary TO make jelly.
that is called pcctin. This pectim is
,,hsc"ins In some fruits. while in others
inc s d nm9unt Is so small that unless it
you Will be unable to make good Jelly.
This pectn Is found in fruits that are
found in very small and insIfIiclen;
amounts In ripe fruit, while II has al
most 7st disappearcd in nverripc fruits.
fruits VIII not do for successful jelly
MAKING, Right nov hear some
mat kind OF fruit and made jelly.
rerhaps you have. but more frequently
ihat hase nv, soft sirupy sticky jelly
Play safe. Do not use ripe or over
a aIa fsu X i Pef;in Is ,carbohydrate.
fess!onal jelly maker prepares the
fru!t Juice IS 10 use twenty five pounds
Of water TO each 100 pounds Of fruit,
This means that you will need one
pint OF water TO every four pounds OF
Mash the fruit we'll, using a potato
masher. Cook and then strain Sow
make your test for pectin By using
one tablespoon OF alcohol TO one tables
Thoroughly mix. n the mass is a solid
one add seven-e!ghths cup 0, sugar
iG en nio e s, Fl frg 1n; juios II breaks
ers cup OF sugar When making Tho
pectin test always use The cooked
II This method is used wi;h the raw
or uncooked juice II Will not give
results
Two methods may be used TO strain
.oned Jelly or drip bag. or by lining
the colander with two ;h!cknesses OF
ness OF checseclo;h. Then turn n
saucer or sinai! plate and place a
Rub rae fruit. after obtaining the
juice. through a nno sieve The pulp
may be used for making fruit butter
IN the professional. Jelly makers kit
arc discarded. and they are pressed
very dry.
DO not cook large quantities OF
jelly "a one time Three p!nts is
plenty Il, you use two kettles this
VIII keep you busy. The use o. the
candy or sugar thermometer IS the
ties, test for making Jelly accurately
Place the Thermometer In position in
the side OF the kettle. when the juice
IS returned, before adding the sugar
Then cook, after adding the sugar
until c2l degrees Fahrenheit IS reach
ed.
Currantn.
Red. white and black currants will
be coming into the markets about the
second week IN June. and they can be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
At the Movies

BIJOU-OlIve Thomas in Gun
stairs and Down."
BI.UEBIRD-iinrry Morey I'm
"FIghtinE Dentiny.'
HROADNAY-.sNvh tho Gods
Would DcntrOy."
COLONIAI-PeGgy HyInnd In
"Miss Adventures"
ISIS-DOuEins Fairbanks In 1.-THE
Knickcrbocker DucknrOo."
ODEoN-MnrEucritc Clark In
"Let's Elopc.-
REN-Eddic Polo In a Prisoner
for Life"
HICTOR-Sorma TnImndEe and
Ralph Lewis In "GOing Strnivht"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

10 ind a place to set in. when all
at once out came all the other bees.
and, seeing the shirker. they few a;
him and drove him away
lt you play all summer YOU can
not live with u.s." they told him GO
with them"
But. Of course. there were no But
terhies. and poor Mr.. Bee was cold so
ne crawled under the leaf OF tree
where he had al!Ehted and wondered
what would become OF him.
But bird came along and very
nearly settled that, and off few Mr.
Bee TO another place TO hide until the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LTNCHBURG. Juno b.-Mre. Sadie Rey-
nolds I.anghornc and Perkins Ellis. OF Buck
inEham County. were married Tuesday at
The home of the bride; near Mont Waco.
Presbyterian Church. officiating.
AMHERST. June yesterday. at the
Presbyterian manse. Rcv. J. y. Thomas
united In marriage MI william Rufus Cog
Mss Gert.ude Wilson Jennings. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. J.. jennings of Monroe
The couple will reside in Amhers. County.
LYNcHRURG juno 6-Arthur T. John.
son and Miss Beatrice y. Hamilton. both
OF IynchburR. married Wednesday al
the parsonage Of College Hill Baptist
Church. Rev Dr. Austin b. Conrad per
forming tho ceremony
HARRISONBURG. Juno B-Joe perrer
and Miss Nellie Gray were married in Hau-
erstown Monday night. The groom is a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
Arc Using Dir H,,,.,..

Girls in London are not buying
small handkerchiefs any more. Dur
ing the war they have been uesd to
mems handkerchiefs about eighteen
!nches square. while In uniform and
the genera demand, especially in the
country is for the bandana in all colors
and designs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

warm days of summer came again.
and he made up his mind that When
the summer sun made the world warm
next year no would do his work and
not shirk and that the gay Butter
flies should not tempt him again and
that he would be as busy az two bees
TO make UP for the time he had wasted
-tcop*r!ght. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate New York city)
Tomorrow's s;ory--"When the Fairies
Get You"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph T. Davis (2D, Savannah n,
Ada E. Calhoun t2l). Richmond.
Patrick A. Morrison tso), ,BaNtmor. 4
Pearl g. Watts t3l). Baltimore.
william Duffy (to). Washington.
Mary Edith Ware $3.50. Richmond.
Mass. 80 No'notia6
Lucy Grey Anderson 1907. Richmond.
Ernest F. Butler (23l. Richmond
Eleanor Noble Spindle (2s). Richmond.
Phil Leroy Murphy t2D. P.ter.hr-S
Nellie May Ianc teol Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
billie Rhodes Mt broadway.

BILLIE Rhodes. pert. pretty and
petite. appears in her latest Offering,
I'm Search of Already" AT the Broad
way Theater for today and Saturday
only. In Richmond. Miss Rhodes has
a host OF admirers who VIII feel more
proud Of her IN this picture than they
have ever felt before she appears
in just tho character they have al
ways wanted to see her In. The story
Is by Nina Wilcox Putnam. whose
works have gained an enviable rcpu>
tation throughout the country. or in
tercst to Broadway patrons is the An
nouncement that next week THIS
favorite amusement house will offer
return engagement of Mary Pick
ford in DADDY Long Legs" This an
nouncemcnt is made at the request o.,
hundreds who failed TO gain admls-
sion to see this delightful story two
weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

HEATHSVILLE Jun, 5-Ni,. A-,..
Bryant: daughter OF, the lato Coiio Bryant
END ms wife. and Mr. James Bryant. both
yestsrday EVENING at The NJ e. parsonage
In Heathsvillc, by Row. r G. I,anghow
They viii make their home at "sprinEfieid.' .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

In black paten. leather. with, a stand-l
! ls lined with cretonne and ha1I
shlrred pockets for wells and othsS
little things, There are two scretonnr
covered pads on which to pin the NY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

"FightinE Destiny" IN which Harry
T. Morey is starred. will have It's last
showing at the Bluebird today. I, Is
a picture Of mystery and thrills which
presents the big. vrile star at his
best. 1t starts off with tremendous
situation which reaches its height
when tho hero's intended wife disap-
pears on tho eve Of their wedding. He
traces her TO the slums. only to find
the girl he believes his hance is
another woman. Tho mystery ele-
ment is strong and sustained to the
end, and there are many big dramatic
scenes. in which Mr.. Morey does most
effective work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06

Hat box for tho Traveller.
4 handsome round hat box for tbe
Juno bride. or any other fortunate
woman who has $3.50 10 invest comes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
Ulster UniOniStS
A1-7iUe inAmer;ca
t0Fight Sim Fem

Special 20 The News Times
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Methods Of
the Sim Fein were today Iikened to
those Of the bo!sheviki by seven
members OF tire Ulster Unionist
council OF Ireland. who arrived here
on the steamship Columbia
in statement 10 the press they
said they had come 10 the United
States 20 protest against the spread
or Sim Fein propaganda. Six OF the
members Of the mission are clergy
men
Represent Three Churches.
- an official delegation from tho
N>Tpiscopal. Methodist and Presbyter-
ian churches OF ireland TO the Unit
ed States Of America" the statement
said. I'VE wish first TO convey the
greetings Of the people we represent
TO the people OF America. We are
not here on a financial campaign.
We are not here on a political
MISREPRESENTATION politics is a
matter for Americans. and British
politics a matter for Britlshers We
are here in the interest Of law and
order. OF truth and honesty. OF fair
play and principle. 20 protest against
the pernicious propaganda which is
being spread in your country in re-
latiOn 20 Ireland.
Traitor to Allied Cause
Our MISS on Is 10 say TO America
that the Sim Fein movement in Ire
land, which IS spreading its prOpa-
ganda in America. is not a solution
OF the Irish question; that il is rad
ical and destructive in it's metods.
that it is conducting in ireland a
campaign Of coercion. threat anG
assassination. and that il is not sup
ported nor respected row by the bet
ter type of people In Ireland. whcth-
er Catholic or Protestant who have
no interested or preiudicrd motive.
that IL was the party at rebellion
during the war; that it supported
and furthered the cause of The foe.
That II was a traitor 10 the allied
cause.
PrOpa Ganda Misleading.
I'VE wish to point out 10 the pco-
pie OF America that it's terms are
misleading. Naturally in America
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07

Here s joyful news for every feshJ
person who loves good things TO eat. es-
peciaiIy those who are denying them
selves the things they like most because
OF their desire to keep down their weight
or To reduce the rat with which they are
already burdened
The famous Msrmola Prescription has
been put I'D in convenient tablet form
and Is now sold By druggists every
where At only one dollar per large case
To get rid OF fat at the rate OF two 70
four pounds a week. simply take one OF
these little tablets after each meal and
at bedtime until you have reduced yOuI
weight 10 where you want H. No wrin.
kles or habbiness will remain to show
where the fat came of
Simply use Marmola Prescription Tab.
lets according to directions: they are
harmless. free from poisonous or injur-
ious drugs and can be used with perfect
safety. Try them for Just a few weeks
and get results without going through
long sieges Of tiresome exercise and
starvation diet Get them at any good
drug store or send price direct to Mar
noiA Company, S64 woodward Ave, Detroit
Mich. and a full size package will be
mailed TO you direct in plain wrapper
and POSTPAID.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
ONLY THREE OF CIDER
MAKERS REPORT TO
u. S. REVENUE OFFICE

Cider is a soft drink. that is. of
course. when it is not the hard"
variety and as such is subject TO a
10 percent internal revenue tax Ac-
cordiug 20 the returns filed at the
local revenue there are only three
made cider this fall and put II on
sale. The collector has his "suspic-
ions" and warns all manufacturers
OF cider that unless their tax return
is filed by the Goth Of day the month
following that in which the cider is
sold they are subject TO "A % and
so percent fine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07

you would favor a republican form
OF government. The Slim Fein calls
itself a republic. Therein lies the
danger IL is q movement akin 20
the bolshevik republic in Russia.
Their methods are alike
we resent their untruthfuI prop
aganda, we are here 10 help your
citizens. who know the falsity Of the
inn Fein appeal. 20 inform the
American public on the real situa-
ton
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-13

The dry soloor-- rs. 70 Use Ior4 IN
This new. drlnksoloqns .oir1tA any syxorse,.
Ehan The resi- 'of EN- bur the pace is ike anorSLe
an Il justlca beay (, see you..vIastiu8 -/5ltr
stelents OF. ginger. Gle End srope-5utcel"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-13

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