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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15
AUTOMOBILES

HE BOUGHT A NASH SIX
For Sale Buick six touring. 1920
model. good tires and in good mechani-
cal condition.
THEY BOUGHT NASH SIXES-
For Sale-Two Buick six roadsters
1920 models. Both the roadsters priced
for quick sale. Terms.
HE FOUGHT A NASH FOUR
For Sale-Ford roadster, q model in
perfect condition. Must be driven 10
be appreciated. Let us show you this
one.
HE BOUGHT A NASH FOUR
For Sale-Ford touring, completely
overhauled and in Al condition.
Very Easy Terms on All Above Cars.
F. Clark Nash Co.
2l West Broadway. Phone liz
15-a
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WANTED TO RENT
AGENTS WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES

In the District Court OF carter Conn-
ty, state OF Oklahoma.
Ruth Barker plaintiff. vs.. Trace Bar
ker defendant No. $500.
The state oi Oklahoma to Trace Bar
ker:
Take notice that YOU have been sued
In the above named court by said plain
tiff for divorce on the grounds of ex.
treme cruelty gross neglect of duty and
habitual drunkenness. and praying for
an absolute divorce and YOU. said de-
fendant. must answer the petition filed
herein by said plaintiff on or before the
2Sth day Of October. 1929. or said petit
tion will be taken as true. and Judgment
FOR said plaintiff win be taken according
lN.
Dated this 18th day OF September.
1899.
JESSE L. LASLEY. Court Clerk
BY Maude Haynie, Dep.
tSEAlD
HILL ROLAND y HILL.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
published In the Daily Ardmorelte.
Sept. 10, q? and 90. ie2sD
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FOR RENT lROOMS)

FOR RENT-Modern furnished or un-
furnished bed room; young woman pre-
ferred. Apply S0l Il St, northwest or
phoHe zZzO-J. l5-2
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF Dr. H. A. Higgins, Springer.
Okla, until n o'clock a. m. September
seth. 1929 for the general repair Of the
Springer school building and the cree.
ton Of n three room bungalow.
A copy of plans. Specifications and de-.
tails can he viewed at the office of
the clerk of said hoard at Springer, okla.
The Board of Education reserves the
right 10 reject an, or all bids
Signed this the 18th day OF septen.
her. ie22
q. l. ROSS. Director
Or "A. A. HIGGINS. CLERK.
RALPH SELLERS. Member.
Board OF Education School Dist No.
n. Carter County. okla. is.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

IDEAL home, southwest, five rooms, lots
OF windows. closets, brick mantel in
living room. plastered porte cochere con-
crete driveway. garage. washroom with
water. gas and sewer, nice garden spot,
orchard with bearing fruit trees. several
varieties peaches. plums and grapes and
crab apples. n home that will please you
in every particular Price $G500O0; part
terms. j. G.. Hester l4-3
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Antique Bargains

In furnishing your new home wouldn't
you like some real antique furniture in
Rosewood. Cherry or Mahogany, such as
chest Of drawers, four Poster beds.
chairs, sofas etc Beautiful designs
direct from Louisville Curio Shop. Phone
639. 1913
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sAlE-A No, I Grocery store at
5I1 West Main. Good trade cheap
rent. Al place for market. With Ard.
more Potato Chip Co., with a good
business. VIII sell together or separately
Reason for sale, bad health. i5-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE or trade-For vacant lots,
Buick roadster. 2lS w. Main. A. c..
Young. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR RENT-Two large furnished rooms
10 couple baby welcome. ll0J Third
~ u. 15-3
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG man wants southeast room with
evening meal close In. =. .. Box $40
l5-s
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FOR SALE-Piano. sideboard. refrigera-
tor. sewing machine. davenport. Com
mode. Phone 226S-J. 1913
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FOR RENT-Very desirable, nicely To-
Gated unfurnished apartment. Phone
"''' 1913
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VERY attractive front room. strictly
r. modern, meals If desired Phone 1882
opeclal rates for two. l5-2
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TWO furnished light housekeeping
rooms for rent. Phone 1929. 1902
First Ave. S. Il. 15-o
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ROOM AND BOARD or board without
room. 1870 D St n. w. l5-9
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ROOM FOR RENT-Wlth board suit
able Tor one or two gentlemen gar
"se' fhone lf53-R 1873
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FOR RENT-Cool. southeast bedroom
40 = ,. w. H..
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. TRADE OR EXCHANGE
Equity in six room bungalow. Sun
room, sleeping porch. Phnoe 1865. 1875
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR RENT-Nice southeast room with
or without kitchen privileges. South
west. Phone 15SS-R 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR SALE-Furnture. almost new.
$3.50 oak dresser for $1,000; s29.75 Oak
Chiffonier for s14O0; $1,000 Mattress for
$500: s22 so Gas heater, for $500; $500
Gas heater for sl.75; $3.50 Clothes wiring
14-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR RENT-Desirable room for gentle
man, close In. 2l5 Broadway. 15-2
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FOR RIGNT-One four room apartment,
uhfurnlshed. 1l91s n. Washington.
fhohe 1887. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

AN EXCEPTIONALLY nice, modern
apartment. two rooms with Kitchen
ette' completely furnished, In private
home; reasonable very close in South
"est' fhohe zlo. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished apartment
corner B St. and Stanley; also un-
furnished bungalow. Phone $40. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FIVE acres OF good truck land. 300
yards south OF Fair Grounds, right
up against the city for only s750.OO. j.
q. Hester. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-15

FOR sALE-My equity in place and fur.
nture. GA Third Ave, n. w. 14-S
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BUY FROM OWNER-Five room mod
ern bungalow northwest corner lot.
east front. now nearing completion.
Terms. Phone 23S3-J. 14-3
FOR SALE One five room house
screened in porch. built In features.
breakfast nook, small bath. kitchen sink:
lot 55xl4O. priced for this week S225O.OO.
Terms. Mrs. G. w. Wlllerford. Ills A
n. h. 1873
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
HORRORS RELATED

ATHENS Sept 16-British reinforcements were landed
at Constantnope today while Turkish cavalry approached
TO within a few miles Of the city.
Four British and eight destroyers conveyed the
troops ancient Turkish capital which Mustapha
Kema leader of the nationalist forces threatens to seize
from the allies
Two regiments and arane squadron of five machines
comprised the reinforcement Detachmens of allied ma
rines attempting to land at Smyrna yesterday
vented from doing by Kemalst troops massed on the
dock according to advces received here today.
Following this the dispatches said. the Greek batteshp
Kkos opened bombardment the Turkish quarter OF the
city, which has been spared by the fire which swept other
districts Great damage reported done by the warshps
shells.
Unoonfirmed estimates from Armenian sources today
Smyrna and $4,000 elsewhere in the path of the Turkish
armies. Refugees along the Smyrna estimated at
100000 by the same source.
Fresh details of the in Smyrna to light to-
day thousands of refugees arrived here In instance
they sad the Turks prevented from saugherng
group of victims only by the display of United States
flag.
American Consul Gen Horton who arrived here, is in
state vergng collapse due to the horrors which
he witnessed including the murder of his chauffeur
British renforcemens rushed to Consantnople fol-
lowing meeting of the cabinet in London, at which it
decided to have the Mediterranean fleet prevent kemast
transports from assembling and to send fresh troops to the
neutral zone to resist any advance by the Turks
Principal ships of the Mediterranean fleet including the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
HOLY WAR IS Menace
Copyright, 1922. by United Press)


PARIS Sept 16.-The allies must surrender CONSTANT
nope or preciptate holy which will menace the ex-
stence of the British empire General Sir Charles Town
shend hero of declared today to the United
Press. -
1--WE had better make peace with Mustapha kemal while
we can" he warned General Townshend said Kemal had
outlined his him and that he had forwarded them
to Premier Lloyd George They included independence for
territories where Turkish population is in the majority
General Townshend in command of the British Meso-
potaman army which beseged by the Turks in kut-
FL Amara during the world and surrendered only after
bitter resistance lasting months He held prisoner by
the Turks for the remainder of the and sent out
by them to the British for when the end
My what madness to treat the Near East situation
as the powers are doing! said General T0wnshend I'VE
have no business in Constannope and the get
out the better. -
.If something is not done threatened with holy
war; The entire Mohammedan world would rise against us
and menace the existence of the British empire
"Mustapha Kema take Constantnople. If he does
would not surprised to the boshevk march to Con-
stannope to help the Turks Then would have another
world war. .
"The Kemaites have big, well disciplined army would
rather not say how many
1--WE can have peace with the Turks talked to Kemal
and he outlined the conditions forwarded the
dunn to Lloyd George The Turks want independence of ter
rtores where the Turkish population predominates and
will guarantee freedom of the Dardanelles.
1--WE had better settle while know what is in
the minds Of the Turks and of the consequences
holy war would the whole East aflame, from Turkey to
India-and remember Russia.
didn't the soviet officers at Angora aiding the
Kemalites? That is worth reflection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
THOUSANDS SUFFER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Nearly $50 Americans are
destitute Athens following their flight from Smyrna, the
department declared today official communication
to the American Red Cross here.
constant stream of American refugees still is pouring
into Greece and without to sustain themselves
said They abandoned all their property in the hasy
flight from the burning city.
The has funds for relief and the notfca
on in the nature of appeal to the Red Cross to
determine what steps that organization can take.
American Consul Norris at Salonca advised the state
department that the United States destroyer Edsa had
arrived there with 600 refugees from Smyrna
Local authorities at Saonca shelter and food
for 5000 refugees the consul reported but clothing ban
and milk lacking. Thousands of refugees suf
fering.
the Near East relief supplies board American ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
How Would You Handle
the Clara Skarin Case?
That is What Star Editor Asked Read
ers; Here Is What Some of Them
Answer; If You Were in Charge of
News Columns, What Would Be Your
Policy?



association appealed
suppression connected with
break the shell
solidarity rghtthnkng
something worth while.
n opportunity with the
a
day. 10 lies
OF discard. but
to It lies the opportunity
will be nourhed and vice We VIII
when criminal and all
the horrible dc handed
have in mentally and
resulting acct
witness the need Of such appeal ms
PIT A.. hasrn I truly.
J.. l.. pETRTE Eighth n. f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
FEAR MOSLEM FURY

CONSTANTINOPLE Sept. 16-Uprisng of Moslems here
simultaneously with attack by the Turkish nationalist
forces Mustapha Kemal understood have been de-
cded on by leaders of the Mohammedans
Allied officials making preparations suppress such
an attack Massacre of the whites Consantnople prob
ably would if the European troops here
powered.
Mustapha Kemas cavalry has been reported only few
miles from the city, evidently accommodating.
The main Kemaist army has extended its right wing to
a point 55 miles southeast of this city.
The widest in circulation. The Europeans
waiting eagerly for arrival of heavy reinforcements
of the unconrmed reports that 25 transports carry
ing British troops route here
The Kemalist premier, Raouf Bey, addressing crowd
from the balcony of the Turkish nationalist assembly said
To-day fete the reoccupation of Smyrna Tomorrow
will do the for Broussa Afterwards Constant
nope Then Adrianople. The supreme will of the Turkish
people will be executed all Our armies will be
able to accomplish all Claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
"Wipe Pages Clean of Crime Stories"


am have great deal OF for the
children and would that tho club women are abso
iuev right
Of
criminal much better country today
derived
reading low and degrading murder story
dare the minds OF people
heroine ddD. others will consider
consider
wouldn't both the the public
which within
capable and
justice where due7
Train up should when he Is old he will
that can't be done by filling his mind with
stories crlm Respectfully,
~ - - j.. o. ANDERSON. 42s seaboard building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

This momentous news, which was made public in an
authoritative statement, brought home to London to-
day the intense gravity of the situation in the Near
East, where the Turks, having captured Smyrna, now
city Of fire and death, turning toward Constan-
tnope the next step in their reconquest of the do
mains taken from them by the Sevres treaty.
As Brtains call her domnions and to Greece
Rumana and Serbia-a of whom invited to participate
in keeping the Turks away from the neutral dead line
drawn around Constannop the Dardanees and the Bos
phorus-threats of holy heard Open conflict
between Mustapha Kema and the British will result in Mo-
hamcdan uprsngs thru the empire according to General
Sir Charles Townshend veteran Of campaigns against
the Turks.
Lloyd George In eonference-a virtual war council
MI afternoon with various members Of the cabinet outlining
proposed line Of action which will result in Mustapha
being confronted with the entire Of the
empire in addition to the strength Of the Balkan states
There was no formal Of the cabinet the premier
meeting the members individually.
The attitude of Britain made plain In joint note
signed the principal alesGreat Britain France and
Itaydespatched Musapha Renal today, serving vir-
tua utimatu him the effect that the armies Of those
powers would fight him IL his troops tried to the
dead line.
Greece Serbia and Rumania invited to participate
because the Balkans vitay affected by the kemat
The domnons invited because of the enormous sac
rces of the dominion forces in fighting the Turks at the
Dardances during the great which entitle them 10
place in the battlefront to be neosed between Europe
and the Moslem egions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
MURDER CASE
SET MONDAY

william de Graft. who on Aug. "a
shot and killed Joe Nelson. a nss.
man. will be tried In superior court
Monday on charge OF first degree
murder.
Nelson. according 20 reports ~
the time. was shot three times in
tho abdomen. The affray occurred
during the night At the conclusion
OF drinking party at the home OF
John coIbcrg. ssos 10th ave. &
Nelson and de Craft are said TO
have auarreied over game Of
cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Patrolman Saves g in Fire!
5 Tots, 2 Women
2 Men Rescued
by Hero

Thru the heroism OF partoi-
man Il. 4. Jensen. two families.
including two women. five chill
dren and two men. were rescued
from death when an apartment
house nj ioosis. .ioiiis Poplar pi.
was destroyed In what may prove
20 be am ineendiary firc early
Saturday morning.
Wounded and burned. Jensen
braved death many times until the
two families had been rescued.
The fire started IN vacant apart
ment. and is believed 20 have beer
the work OF firebug Fire Marsha
Robert l. Lainx Saturday began al
extensive probe into this angie o
the case The fire waa discovers
by ~. Ro-si after tho flames has
gained such hsadway that he Wal
trapped in his apartment with hi
wife.
The Hist Of victims In as follows
Nick Tckareff. his wife and five chill
dfen. Pauline. !. George. s. Tommy
J. Vera. :. and Roy months. ans
N. Rossi and wife.
Mrs. Ro~si. after being rescued.
dashed into the burning build
Ing In search Of her belongings.
and was rescued second time by
Jensen. She Immediately made
second attempt TO enter the
house. and Was rescued . third
time. with great difficulty. BY
Sergt. r. Z. Griffin.
Jensen was awakened IN his horns
across the street by the flames that
liz up the neighborhood. lie sprans
from his bed. and. only partly
Turn 10 Page 4. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Forest Fires Rage
in California Zone

REDDING. Cal. Sept. i6.-Forest
fires. burning fIercely in the vicinity
of watson's guch. Shasta county. to-
day threatened heavy damage TO
property.
Two men were painfully burned
and narrowly escaped death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Seattle Steamer
Hits Ground in Fog

The steamer Queen is aground off
White Ciiff islspd. 90 miles south
OF Ketchikan. where she struck In
dense fog nj 7 a. m. Saturday.
according TO ady1ces to the Admiral
line headquarters at Seattle.
Altho no great damage was done
TO the vessel. the passengers have
been brought ashore for safety.
The steamer will be floated Satur.
day evening and will resume her
Journey 10 Seattle, whittier she was
bound when she left Ketchlkan at
1890 y. m. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
CRIFFITHS TO
bolt TICKET
ON SENATOR!
Will Continue His
Battle Against
Poindexter, Is
Word of Judge

Judge Austin Z. Grifnths. one Of
three progressive candidates defeat
ed for tho republican nomination
for United States senator. win not
support Senator Miles rolndexier.
the nominee.
Judge Grifnths gave his rsasons
for his cours. IN the following let
ter to Tho star:
Editor The star.
since the primary have been
asked my position with regard TO
Senator Polndexter.
The usual. easy way is 10 eon-
gratulate the winner and support the
PARTY ticket. To do 70 in this In
stance would prove me false 10 my
convictions upon what Is best for the
country.
senator Poindexser Il funda-
mentally wrong on labor. Since
entering public life he has dene
nothing to avert or lessen tts
impending crisis. The senator's
only proposal i age worn out
U8rtfU f8fUVuf~isu " nfotNf
force. Under such nexatovs lead
er~hip the nation sinks deeper IN
bog Of increasing rsncor and
recurring strife. Force cannot
overcome the effect Of our com
mon school and free ballot.
But. beyond the senator's position
upon civil questions. on which there
may be difference Of opinion
stands his relationship TO money for
election purposes. The profligate uss
nf money TO control government
must be stopped or free republic
is gone.
The Newberry case reeI<s with
= sinister politics. >ewberry and
his aceomplIee~ were Indicted
and convicted BY the juries of
Michigan Their legal guilt was
set aside on technical grounds.
by \ divided appellate court.
Their moral guilt j. unqucs-
toned.
Bvt regardless OF courts and sen
Turn to Page Z. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
j. E. CHILBERG
TRIAL MONDAY

J. Z. ChiIberg. former president
Of the scandinavian-Ameri bank.
win be tried Monday IN superior
court on grand jury indictment
charging the borrowing Of funds
from the bank without a resolution
Of authorization from the board OF
directors.
J. u. Lane. former cashier Of the
defunct institution. viii be tried
Wednesday In connection with tho
deal. He is charged with permit.
ting Chilberg 20 borrow the money
without proper authorization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

That she had to support James
Fullerton. while he tried 20 interest,
leading criminologists in his alleged
attalnments as flngerprint expert,
In stated I'm "A divorce complaint filed
In superior court by Josephine
Fullerton. The couple were married
January IS, 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
BIG NET MATCH
GOES THE LIMIT

GERMANTowS CRICKET CLUB.
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 1s.--wililam
Johnston and Bill Tilden we're stag.
the national tennis championship
here today. Johnston took the first
two sets at 81. SO. but Tilden
came back and won the next two
81, Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Editor The Star:


laboer and only have chance TO read In the evening
admrer reader or
prints the regard
less OF whom continue The Star
20 the
Now Editor Cunningham the in small
dsau a that
public the In full detail Give US tho
newa 10 respectfully
- II YOUNG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Motorship Anvil
Grounds in Fog

The motorship Anvil went aground
In a dense fog Saturday morning off
Kelp reef, between Seattle and victo.
ria. according to message received
by the Seattle harbor radio. No dam
age was reported. The tug Snoho-
mish was dispatched 10 her aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
ENGLAND SUMMONS
SUBJECTS TO ARMS!
Draws "Deadline" Turk Not to Cross;
Dardanelles Must Be Kept Open

Dadanees
all
of a
Dadanee
Moem
bs nEuronA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Against Suppression and Censorship

reading Tho star OF Thursday evening
have ju laid blank and
sensible invitation what
want printed Skarin
Uun 10 Page 4 Column %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-16

As spread on hot biscuits, toast or
waffles. raspberry jam has few equals
the fresh pu2gent flavor certainly
brings back the sharp appetite OF
childhood. BY a new process that
revOutiOnizes all cook book tradl-
tions. the housewife is now able to
put up this deliCacy quicker, more
economically. with better and surer
results. It's called the Certo Process.
With Certo you use the fully rip
ened raspberrieS; only one minutes
boiling is required-not the half hour
or more the old way calls for. The re-
suit is n far more fruity flavor and
one half more product from the same
amount of fruit. because no uJlce has
boiled away And you get the taste
Of the fresh berry, the kind you used
to pick in the old berry patch down
BY the woods. now stored up for you
for winter use.
This is the Certo Recipe for Rasp
berry Jam:
Crush well in single layers about
two quarts Of ripe berries, using
wooden masher and discarding all
green parts. Measure level cups
(3l4 lbs.l sugar into good-sized pre-
serving kettle. Mix well: stir hard
and boil hard full minute. continu-
ally stirring Take from fire and add
!. bottle (sCaTit IL cup) Certo. STIR
ring il in well. Let stand minutes
only, by the clock, stirring OCCASION