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CORN-HOW TO CAN
AND DRY 1T

tity at one time.
To Dry Corn
Dried corn has a sweet nutty
taste it's impossible to find in canned
corn. After corn Is carefully dried,
there is never any danger Of its not
keeping.
Large drying frames are not ex-
pensive to buy and are a good in
vestment as they may be used over
and over again.
Remove husks and silk from ears
Of corn. Put into boiling water and
cook eight minutes. This sets the
milk in the kernels and insures per-
feet cleanliness. Cut the kernels
about half way down to the cob.
Scrape out the rest, being careful
not to pull out any Of the hull.
Spread on the drying trays in thin
layers and dry in a slow oven. Stir
and turn the corn frequently while
drying. When brittle store in glass
or tin cans with tight-fitting covers.
Pound baking powder cans are easy
TO MI and are moisture and insect
proof. When dried corn is to he
cooked it should be soaked in cold
water for three hours and then
brought quickly to the boiling poin
and boil rapidly for twenty or thirty
minutes. II may then be seasoned
and used in any way that canned
corn might be used.
Apple Fritters
Four apples, 1 egg, / 1-2 cups
-four. teaspoons baking powder,
1-2 teaspoon salt. tablespoon SUI
gar. "a cup milk.
Pare aud core apples and cut in
thin slices. Beat yolk Of egg, add
milk and continue beating. Add
-four, sugar. salt and baking powder
sifted together. Fold in the white
Of egg beaten till stiff and dry. Add
apples last and mix thoroughly.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

and silk from ears of corn. Put
into n large kettle OF boiling water
and lei boil 10 minutes Take from
boiling water and put Immediately
into cold water. Let stand in the
cold bath just one minute. Cut or
the cob. Pack loosely in jars. Add
one teaspoonful Of salt and / tea
spoonful Of sugar to each quart jar.
Fill with boiling water and half seal.
If screw top Mason jars are used
turn the lid on as far as IL will go,
using the thumb and fourth finger.
Then give the lid a half turn back.
II the corn is packed loosely in the
jars the cans should be filled full.
But if packed tightly allow an inch
for expansion during processing. Put
half-sealed jars into the hot water
bath. The water should cover the
jars by at least two inches. Put
cover on boiler and boil three hours.
Count the time from the minute
boiling begins. The jars will cool
the water and stop its boiling when
they are put in. At the end OF
three hours remove from the boil
ing water and finish sealing. Cool
as quickly as possible, keeping the
jars from a draft The work should
be done quickly and the corn not
allowed TO stand long between steps.
Do not try to do too large a guam
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

oRN should be
canned the day
It IS gathered
before any Of
the atural !
sweetness IS lost.
When cutting
the kernels from
the cob be are
ful not to cut
too deeply.
To Can Corn
Remove husk
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

muffin moulds that have been well
creased, twenty-five minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-08-02

tity at one time.
, 1921-08-13
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, 1921-08-13

Lord Grystoka, having been assigned to al important mission in the interi1r If
Africa, leaves England with his young wife They tanshp m route to schooner od
before Gng hey discover thai tIh aya fallen among as bga bunch of cuttnroats %
ever set sail While off the & coast o. Afro ca the crew mutied and oiled III off
GERS Lord and Lady Greytoke are ONLY spared on account of the former having a
cud one OF Nec crew from the wrath Of the bully of a Captain They are out ashore
with provisions md heir perSonal belongings practically at the very rates of the inn.
gle; There. after much labor the lord constructs a rude but strong hut which he
makes proof against he attack Of wild beasts where after soe months the v0nno
lord Greystoke is Dor, a healthy robustc child. His mother succumbs tic In wild is
and expires md herh usbandi isl Frustrated with grief While absorbed in his sorrow
he is surprised by band Of great anhropod apes and killed by a bull ape. BemraH the
ae can kill the young Dd in thec cradle, Ka, a she ape whose child has dice snatchne
the babe from the cradle and leaves in its place hero w dead ape. She suckIes the
manchnda and brings him o as her w child. He becomes one IF the tribe Of onoS
and Bg ien the name of Tazan, Tarzm OF the Apes and becomes a mighty hnrTor
Later aer many adventures he returns to civilization. :. But ratherc cor vomsef
and see the manya adventures of TarzanI in his jungle home. Come INC see hin give
battle to his de idly enemy, the lion Come md see him as with head held nigh h NJ.
tes the terrible WctOy cry of his rGbe the cry of the bull ape. tina. had made its kin
Come and see the hr to one of the nodest titles in ENGLAND running wd in the Afm.
jungle, tearing the raw flesh of hsp prey with his powerful teeth Come and see
ALT this ard much more.
The Role of Tarzan is played by none other than your old favo1ite Elmo
The Fearless, Elmo The Mighty the Great and only Elmo Lincoln the suron
man Of the Movies.
BOOK YOUR SEATS Early.
ADMISSION
Reserved and doc
Children 20 and 1Oc
, 1921-08-13

Contribution to this paper wjU be gluL,
5e[s Of ;t,;@ general Ter interest ond IS oceom2 pa.
antee OF. good fajth. The editor caumot be
responsible for the 0iews Of has correspon-
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Help WANTED VERTISE MENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.
$ Al r S N Z y

Thousands OF high class salesmen are
working Tor nominal saIariss because they
lack the nerve 10 dig out and get what they
EARN. Men worth $1,000 year are draw
ms less than oue-third that amount because
they fear TO break away from the pay
envelope
We can PROVE 20 the most scepticai man
that the high class man in our field can
earn not less than SiJ.0O0--can earn several
times this amount--if lie vii work as hard
Tor us az he II now working TO hold his
pay envelope job.
Our work Is that Of selling securities.
The organization We represent was formed
five years ago by some OF the raost pfonli-
nent huElness men IN the country. IL Is
heartily indorsed by leading bankers. Be-
cause this proposition appeals 10 the most
conservative investors It posnesscs high
maraetibility.
Because OF this our night course in inten-
sive saleamanship m security sales should
enable you to break into the Big Incone
Class within ten days. You can prove this
for yourself by phoning for an interview.
In the event you are considered good ma
tcrial you viii be added TO our organization
Immediately. Should we think you untitled
Tor tllis field we win save your time and
ours by telling you so. Call Mr. Hodes.
Fitlroy 1899.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen
(And Esocu,iyes.)

We with - connect wicn a few
moro men WHO hhve 4 talent for
selling. q need for honest trading.
and IN ambition - make real
money y 4 fine field.
We are manufacturing con
nerclal speciality which meets q
inslstcnt need IN tile life ~ ever
man and woman who can rca
and write.
our product. which las worl,
wide patent protection. ID nothiF
less than q sensation III its llus
III a ncishborins city OF 10000 g.
Labitants i00qs of dealers visit
lave given Us their signed order
on March II we shall begin an
extensive newspaper advertising
campaign, usiag fuli page copy In
tie principal metropolitan daiiies.
which WIN be followed By a nation
wide campaign OF salee publicity.
Naturally. we want big men 10
assist Us in the expansion OF our
business and IN meeting the de-
nands Of the market. both homo
and abroad, end we offer to such
men the following opportunities:
F'irst-An opportunity 10 make
from 800 to $500 per week In cash
commissions and bonuses. during
the remaining few weeks OF our
financial campaign, to men who
via cooperate In our Financial
Department.
Sccond-A permanent position in
our Merchandising Department as
District Manager. which posi-
tiona VIII pay from $500 to SlI.-
80 per year.
Twelve ot our men have already
been promoted from the Financial
Department 10 the Merchandising
Department, and many other such
promotions VIII shortly follow.
You don't nood to have experience
~ cur particular field--yuu wlil
qulclly acquire that-but you do
need to bu the right kind Of man.
Therefore, IN replying 70 this ad-
y.rt!sement please answer the fol-
loving questiona:
How old are you? What is your
nationality? What has been your
sales experience thus far? You
need not send references. You can
bring them with you at an inter
View which VIII be arranged by
appointment.
You may possibly solve tie prob
lem Of your business future BY an
swering thia advertisement To-Day.
3 SIS HERALD. HERALD SQUARE
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALES MEN
ATTENTION


You desire = new connection: We
desire new mea-of certain typc.
J, YOU are the type of man Who
viii ne IL tiis Organization ycu
don't want "flow"ry plirs-Tcs,'' Dut
cold. simple FACTS. We present
for your consideration tile follow
ing:
!. THE RIGHT TIME 10 form a
connection with any otherwise
4 WHILE 1T Is IN ITS fN-
PANCT-and grow with IL.
.. We have come into possession OF
one OF the most revolutionary
preauct5 ever put on the ATneEi-
can market.
8. Behind this product are some OF
the best known business men in
Now Ycrk City.
4. There are tremendous porEN-
TIAL possibilities III this prod
uct. To properly develop these
possibilities two things arc nee
eesar3-MEN and MONEY.
). We are having no difficulty
whatever In securing The money
want, and must have. MEN.
G. A large body Of as big calibred
salssmen as can bo found Ia New
York City have seen the truly
wonderful opportunity Il con-
nection with our Organization
presents. They are making BIG
MONEY. In all that those two
words imply. In securing tile
capital we need. and while doing
this are being trained for their
Individual places IN the big
MERCHANDISING organization
we are building.
{. The opportunity offered n TO
make from $1,000 to So, Geo IN
commissions this year ana then
TO carry on into an executive
merchandising position such as
takes ten to fifteen years - se-
cure with the AVERAGE prop
oaitiou.
The above Is a brief MAN to MAN
statement or tie opportunity We
have to offer. Y you are the type
Of man who aspires 10 DO BIG
things III q BIG. CLEAN way. sou
want complete details.
At THREE O'CLOCK tomorrow
tMonday) we will 60 over our
proposition III uslIH- we trust you
can arrange To call at that time.
We also extend 10 you i cordial
invitation 10 attend the regular
Monday morning meeting OF our
Sales Forcr-at g.3o a. NJ. to-
morrow. THIS meeting win give
you the opportunity of 'elzing up
for yourself the class OF men now
In our Organization also our
methods. Ii you have never at
tended REAL sales meeting. you
VIII be Interested.
LEADS--that are bringing ~ tho
rnouey--are furnished, and other
cooperation Of the RIGHT SORT Is
given to our statesmen.
Selling experience valuable, but
NOT NECESSARY. We teach YOU
OUR WAY.
Suite 1907, 700 Sixth Avenue
(Cor. llst sirecD.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
gALEsMEN

10 call on department stores with novelty line
Of rouge and powder c0rapacfs; experienced
men With good follow lng only urcd apply
sts'e references. q c07 Herald Herald NJ,
SALESMAN wanted, ipsldp. b. filk commits
alton house ~ wait on sfnre trade; prefer
ably ore vfah experience in waiting Cn uNt
of town BUYERS. gits particulars. 4 ~
Herald. Fulton e.
IESNtAN--fiyucrlcucs ROT necessary
character t9aeUfinil our cnupr ration Rud
taNaEurftcn aErtft 1arss.gt NNN orA mo- 3
ts your "Ntdair nat1f.' Write cH's. ~ &.
A.. e0o'1 an9 f@1 lifahtwD.s
sAbEsMEN. tSPa anlENCEn. WITH .sAl.-
GOODS ANp DEPARTMENT. sTORE
TRApEt MUST BB ENrERiENCEp NO
TION MEN 100 HERALD, $50 B'WAI.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SALEsMEN.

am looking for a FEW sRlesmen.
These men must be actual producers
and red blooaed. active Americans.
They must he loyal and energetic, de-
term.ned and reliable, OF good ap-
pearance and real personality.
To the right man ! can offer what
Is unquestionahly the very finest
business opportunity open to-d day.
We are selling the $50 preferred
stock with a bonus of common IN a
proven business enterprise. thoroughly
established and with astonishing earn
ings already gained and an assured
future which must be gone into TO
be appreciated This company IL
directed and managed by nationally
known men whom, II sou are selected
for the position, you VIII represent
and have behind YOU win their full
support and prestige. You VIII he
furnished active leads of tire l.ind real
salesnen appreciate a0d SELL. Your
remuneration VIII temporarily be on a
commission basis.
No proposition csn be done justice
In an nd. IF you think you can
prove to me that yo1 are the right
man write for an appointment siv-
ing full details "a justify an inter
view, J3s Herald, $50 Bvay.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen.

LACEs, EMEROIpERv AND
COTTON GOODS HOUSE re-
QUIEEs THE SERVICES or SEW
EfAL ACTIVE AND ENERfiEr1C
SAL EsIF,N TO SELL. THEI.
LINE TO THE LEADING nRG
GOODS AND DEPARTMENT.
STORES ~ VARIOUS TERRIFIC
RlES COMPOSED or THE BGf-
TER TOWNS AND CITIES.
SPLENDID OppORTUNITTFs
OFFERED TO HIGH CLASS MEN
or EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY
WHO ARE ACQUAINTED WITH
BUYERS IN THESE LINES: or
CREATIONS TO BEGlN July l.
1921, ON COMMISSION OR SAL
AIRY BASIS. APPLY by LET
TER ONLY. STATING TERRI
TORIES COVERED AND OTHER
PARTICULARS. WHICH WILL
BE HELD II STRICT CoNFI-
DENCE.
GoLnENBERG BROTHERS ( CO..
100 9TH AV., y. Y. CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
statesmen.

We desire the services or five high
calihre men for Immediate gales work.
These men will i;ave intensive train
inc under expert financial sales ex-
ecltives md developed FOR immediate
big money making.
Managerial Capacities,
With nav era Of prosperity at our
Threshold this opportunity opens the
door 10 your permanent financial i,l-
dependence. Compensation on com
mission basis. with drawing account
when qualified.
THIRD FLOOR, 5o5 5IH Av..
at IA st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Large and well known corporation wants
siA men with the following qualifications:
!. Must be over - years old, American.
with at least one years outside selling expe-
ricnce.
2. l. willing to work and not an "alibi''
man.
Q. A man who does not know It all, but
can follow Instructions.
4. A man VINO can furnish good references.
To man who can qualify with the above
points there Is offered
!. A connection which may be permanent
and with "A very excellent future.
2. Commission arrangement will enable a
man TO make very large income.
3. Instruction and cooperation, including
the active assistance on the part OF an expe-
rlcnced manager, who would help close con-
tracts.
The corporation inserting this "ad" IS OK
pandins Its business and IL about to initiate
a campaign for the purpose OF securing an
additional million dollars. and 10 that END
has opened financial department for the
purpose of organizing corps of whn
VIII assist 10 secure this additional capital
by selling Its securities. Upon the compie-
tion ~ this campaign successful candidates
viii be put Into ether departments OF the
business and may become permanent part
OF the institution. Write only, II. c. r.,
room sos, i35 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 a week.
You say YOU never had an oppor-
tunity to mako REAL. MONEY or 10
advance yourself according to your
ability. Have you ever read our ad
before and then said: "Oh. ! guess
! won't answer it, If you did. YOU
passed up that OPPORTUNITY.
II you are NOW making less than
500 week, you are using only HALE
OF your ability. We all want moro
money. but most of US think that to
get 1t we've got to be iii on sorue
Scheme" some 'secret' process.
Have you ever stood on Fifth ave-
nue. and wondered where all those
Eolls-Royces came from? Or do you
know that they are the result OF
HARD WORK? The REAL REASON
that that men can buy r. Rolls-Ro
~ because he's learned To sell his
ABILITY at the highest market price.
He may be bank president to-day;
JJ yeors ago he WIS Il bookkeeper.
II you haven't got bank or factory
TO work for you, you HAVE GOT A
BRAIN, and two hands and two feet
70 work for you. SET THEM TO
WORK.
Most OF US are our own worst enemy.
II We have not succeeded. there's no
one to blame but the fellow walking
around under our own hat. Once we
make q mistake we are liable to think
that we can't do ANYTHING right.
When we think that way we admit
that we are failures. Every time we
make that admission we keep Sue
CESS outside.
Here In the Business Builders we've
all got the same chance. the same OPP
portunfty TO MAKE GOOD. We've got
some mighty fine men on our force.
In fact. our men believe that they be-
long 10 the finest selling Organization
in the country. They believe THAT
because they have found REAL OPP
portunity here. Some of our fellows
who had never earned over $50 week
before have rolled up commissions up
10 $3.50 week.. But IL isn't only the
money they make that gives them that
belief and that faith III this organiza-
tion; it's the plain. everyday fact that
men are constantly promoted to the
REAL JOBS. Over 90 per cent. OF our
successful statesmen never sold thing
before they Joined this organization.
They were just like YOU. They
THOUGHT they couldn't sell.
Don't say you can't sell. Don't let
any II CAN'T" thought get in your
way YOU CAN WIN-and YOU
know 1t.
We are now under CONTRACT with
three corporations to TRAIN men for
sales and business executive positions
paying from 5000 to s15, 900 year
Those corporations want and MUST
HAVE EJRST CLASS men. Within
the past year we have trained 50 men
for them. They still require 1876. We
know we've got big job on our
hands. but our need is YOUR oP-
PORTUNITY.
BEGIN NOW. Get your training At
no expense to you while you are earn
irg good income. The job we've got
for you NOW is a good one. but It la
only starter for the BIGGER JOB
higher up when you make good. You
have an especially good opportunity
THIS WEEK. We have just started
new sales unit. We stlll need some
additional men to complete the quota
Your JOB is HERE. Call between
10 and 2.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
62o Fifth Av. car Goth St.).
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SALE5MEN.

Your future is entirely In your
own hands. I can offer the oppor-
tunity 10 you II you can measure
up. It's certain and unusual. IL
you have some selling experience,
are ambitious. full Of energy and
determination, talk convincingly
and can handle n high grade bufi-
ness In A fu, straightforward
way, l, ns NICE-PRESIDENT OF
my company. can put you IN the
way D! connecting permanently and
recurely with thoroughly success
full. rapid growing concern. Apply
ITO Broadway. Room sos. II $50
mornings. Ask for MIR. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen.

Have splendid opening for two or
three high grade, energetic MEN who
can demonstrate ability; must DO ac-
quainted with drug trade and job
bers III and adjacent TO New York.
l. i'll Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SaI.EsMEE.

One OF the best known manufacturers Of
refr.serating machinery for homes. hospitals.
restaurants. markets. &c. who recently
opened a New York office requires services
Of some first class men for exclusive terri
tory In New York. New Jersey and connecti-
cur They viii b backed hy a thorough
advertising campaign. and only men accus-
toned TO earning s. 900 to $500 need apply,
All applications viii be held In strict confi-
dence. Apply IN writing. stating past exper RI
ence. TO Mcclellan Refrigerating Co., Is W.
3ith.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
S ALE S " A ".

We reed oue more strong, energetic
salesman, und II he II the right man
he will earn q satisfactory Income. A
good man in our line Will net from
ss mo- To $4,000 on q liberal COM
mission basis. and our reputation of
over co years stands back Of our
rtatemenis. We arc engaged in highly
specialized publicity. and include many
of the most important concerns n tho
United states among our customers
We require sale between -
and ~, who Viil be free not later than
March Il. who II willing 10 do con-
siderable travelling Give fun details
N your reply. which VIII he held IN
strict confidence state age and IN
cluda your phone number. Address l.
40 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
EAi.ESSiEN.

Statesmen wanted 10 sell high ciass
riofor stock: company years old.
hiGhly rated Duu's. Braastreets.
factory In New York, car VII known.
now Ia quantity production; live ieads.
unusual cooperation. y iuo2 Herald.
uItOii 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
statesmen.

Mr.. Salesman, DO you realize that
theee are wonderful days for the
cltan-cut, ambitious and energetic
salesman? Many statesmen who
ere now entering The flnaarial field
are having their future assured for
them. Our New York Banking
House has room on its permanent
staff for taree moro BalesHlen of
thla character. IL you have al
earnest desire 10 get ahead and az
sociate yourself Ia pleasant rur-
rouneinFa Whe re you Nill be per-
n'ancntly located. and you can fur
niSh the best Of references, our
firm viii place IN your hands a
Government Bond rclling line, on \
comtiis1ion hasis. OF sach sttrac-
tiVeness to purchaser that II VIII
bring you Substantial revenue
snd start you on your climb up
ward. Cur firm individually trains
the salesmca we select and lends
every encouragement and helpful
nees. This is a real opportunity
for men Of best references.
INQUIRE FOR Mr.. F.aNCHER.
room 1, Wall Sc.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen FOR Sew YORK manufacture for
New England territory. high grade estab-
lishad lire ~ plumbing accessories a'i yoar
steady business. rcquaiut-ncp wTtn iiN- uu-
ucceHsAry. but must have clean fine selling
record unst have caiihre ~ earning ~
least sG.01n-Ss 600. and one having position
Wishing 70 iettcr himstlf preferred snln ri
end commission: permanent, wit1 good fu-
ture 20 full extent ot snllFY. Agr S9-.J ysnrs.
full particulars and religlvn i r 10 Her-
aid Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
CUTTING FOREMAN.

EXPERIENcFD CUTTER AND
PATTERN MAKER IN CUTTING-UP
TRADE TO TAKE FULL CHARGE
of CUTTING DEPARTMENT..
LARGE SILK UNDERWEAR PLANT
LOCATED IN BROOKLYN; FINE
OPPORTUNITY FOX MAN QAULI-
FLED FOR THE POSITION. WRITE
BOX 108. SUITE ao5. 40 WEST
34TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

sALEsMAN-YouNG MAN. WITH E&-
PERIENCE IN HIGH GRADE lURNI-
TuRE AND ANTIQUE SHOP. APPLY ~
WRITING. STATING AGE. SALARY AND
FORMER CONNECTIONS TO II. c., BON
ioi HERALD, HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen.

A few ambitious statesmen 20 sell
eiihor the stock. the product or
both, OF a high grade Industrial
company. establi3hed years. the
company has worldwide d.stribu-
tion through 700 iobhers and 10000
dealers, with over 2.0cO.0 900 gatia-
fled users: excellent opportunity
for advancement and permanent
position 10 producers: write for ap-
polntment. applications treated
strictly confidential. Address Ex-
ceptionai. box 155 Herald. Her
aid eQ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
Our best statesmen earn over $500 g
week.
While II II a fact that 90 per cent.
OF our successful statesmen bad never
sold anything before they Joined ths
Business Builders forces, a salesman
WITH experience obviously has run
nins start et the beginning. You have
az opportunity to make big conimls-
slons NOW, and you get IN line 10 be
promoted IN few months 20 perua-
nent executive and mana aRcrlal POSI-
tlons with one OF orr client corpora
tons, which would take you years 10
earn In the ordinary anies organiza-
ton. Read the Business Builders
advertisement Ia these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen.
FRANKLIN SIMON & co.
9th Av.. 3Tth and 3Sth SIS.
require
Statesmen
for
MEMS SHOES.
The most liberal salaries are offered to
cs pable statesmen who are accustomed TO
selling high class mems shoes.
APPLY DY LETTER ONLY.
All communications viii be held In strict
Confidence.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen

TO SELL C1rEESECLoTH MILL
ENDS. wfrERS, &C. TO LARGE
CONSUMING TRADE, coMMIS-
SION BASIS ONLY.
SEE MIR. STONE.
10 FRONT ST.