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Evening star., 1941-11-21
English Union
To Fete McCarthys

The Canadian Minister and
Mrs. Leighton Mccarthy will be
the honor guests at the luncheon
which the Washington branch Of
the English-Speaking Union will
hold December 3 at the Willard
Hotel. The original date for
the luncheon was November 26,
but it had to be changed as the
Minister will be out of town.
The Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop OF Washington, will
preside at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Mrs. Tillett to Speak

National Defense and Our Re-
sponsibility as Democratic Women"
will be the subject of an address
by Mrs. Charles w. Tillett. assistant
chairman of the Democratic Ma.
tional Committee at luncheon at
1890 pm. Monday at the Womans
National Democratic Club.
Mrs. Guy Mason is chairman Of
the Monday Luncheon Committee.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Returns to Coast

Mr.. Edward Anderson. who spent
the summer with his sister. Miss
Noma Thompson. in Rockville, and
his brother. DR.. J. Lawn Thompson
of Washington, has returned to his
home in Los Angeles. Calf.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Miss Marie y. Harte Bride
OfEnsign Edward P. Stafford
In Annapolis Ceremony
Grandson of Admiral Peary Married.
Many Weddings in Capital
Mark THANKSGIVING Dav

thanksgiving always popular wedding
exception One of the oveest Of the holiday
Marie Dolores and
States Naval Reserve Of the Snowbaby
Mr. Stafford of this city The bdgrooms
and his during
OF the admials exploratory trips
Is Performed in Chapel
OF Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The chapel at the Naval Academy
the wedding decorated
During the ceremony the Hanover
bride daughter of Mrs
and the late Mr. Harte
Bernard Hart The Rev Joseph Hanissey
The brides of white slipper
neckhne collar
pearls pin pearls
pphres given her by the brdegrooms the
"Snowbaby by husband the
The bridal veil a
the
the brth-month ow o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Coal and Coke
Wood

CUTTINGS a. KndlinE Sd 90 oak plarks
oak rcs 50 ~ plaza $500
DRY klNpL1NG $500. pine blocks.
SO so. oak blocks. Loo Terrace 2-ss2I
FACTORY CUTTINGS Harivood reason.
able prices Hal Yard. 1880 Grauof
rirgrcf eff2
GENUINE HARDWOOD -F8cf171 hI0Css.
cltt-nEs ~ clean wood ~ lt6l c4Aa
lci hfHna'0n ON4n
KfNuffND So f0- furnace 81 Fa4reles
salvage $50 HfuIfesu fasfadc dcIrri-
Ifoae f1f1
kItNLfNG tno na4 .hants flg.
missed s1H Lsrre loads -funN eflf
SPECIAL. LsrFe oak slabs S. t5 cord
a'to cord wood. 50 50 Dixon 1852
EEllE- -r-s-+-- want Hfs ff lr1nt-use
tlrm l1f rftlIIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
STARK HICKEY

CHRYSEER III New Yorker 4-door Sc
dan oyerdrive fluid drive heater. DE-
frosters. beautiful 2-tone Burgundy ma
room whtewau tires special Z-t0ne blue
African upholstery Mister here's positively
the best buy in ioirn save $500 Your
fas- rrETcg r. ryar TIE Ta1. STATE
MOTORS 820i CAsS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

sTROMBtRG CARLSON Hfadquarters e.
MlleetA--c anealrs record PLAYERS DIST.
Cos $500 Cats Al petefh0ra. Onen evening"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Musical Instruments

p Plat alto saxophonc. good condition
Aas- Ia isnHs.-i s.fr=i4s7i HsHt4seli -
NOVsCUORn f0r sale good condition
reasonable Telephone tuxedo i.qsfq
Sam chirro
ffNND Gamble. excellent condition very
rraF0nahie pHtc % tncf lyanhpe 1851
mornings
PIANO lfughf used. SO. GOOD con.
diflon CtA-Aii.ase rtf2 STACK
WHY PAS S72s Tor $50 accordion Best nuy
10 county. CastlEiron. gl5u Grsti0t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Sewing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum cleaner.
repair bon home 81 free estimates. LenoX
$3.50 central Service
SINGER. DROP LEAF GOOD SILVER
1875 BROADWAY CADILLAC 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants furniture IS soon as
possible viii pay cash. Tyler h-s225
A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373
A S5 BILL up. for suits iopcoats pants.
furs shoes 1921 Harper PL o9ls
AN IN need of ans kind OF good used furn
AZ once. VITA pay fair price DA 420l
FURNITURE WANTED - VIII pay best
prices Yockey BIOS Temple l-s296
WANTED Junk tires. any size So up
Lafayette $40 as50 Michigan
WANTED immediately N-er-vac machines
highest prices paid, Telephone Madison
$50
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Here's . Bitish-ty bog
being used in the ironing
at Porris !sIond. Note the
dihereat appearance tkot
top "fin" gives il. The power
winch IS housed for bomb
protection in the sondbos
hut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
By Bob Ripley

Then" l went on steadily. 81
am going to tell your mother
that Mrs. Underwood, who Is
terribly busy with a rush job,
was terribly worried over your
mothers letter 10 her about the
break between Marion and
Ronald.
81 shall say that Marion's
mother Is 30 rushed and so up
set that she did not have time
either to have Marion come
home, or TO come up here her.
self to see your mother. And of
course she did not want to talk
OF such a matter over the tele-
phone to Marion.
$50, l shall say that she
asked me to go 10 Northampton
first and see you and Marion,
and then come over to your
home to see your mother"
Carolyn interrupted me with
swift question.
Are you going 10 tell Mother
that you talked with Marion as
well as with me ?" she asked.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

handing the microphone over to
you"
I'm the first place. Carolyn"
I said slowly, II must find out
just how much your mother
knows about all this affair. Does
she know that Marion has left
college. and cannot he traced -
How could she know that"
she demanded. II didn't krow
IL myself until you told me-"
Does your father know" /
asked giving Samuel BriXton
the name by which his wife's
two children have called him
since the day in their young
childhood When he married the
young widow whose first mar
rage had been such a tragedy
that she was glad to give her
second husbands name - her
children and TO agree thank
fully to his legal adoption of
them
mo. he doesn't" she said as
promptly, and then | prepared
TO put a question which l hesi-
tated to voice. l had been fairly
sure of her answers TO the other
two queries. but | feared to hear
what she might say 10 this one.
What does Ronald know"
] asked.
Her eyes were suddenly uncer
tain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
A Sequel to Marriage MeddIers
going away, I don't believe he
knows she's gone"

knows she's gone"
There was something indefinable
in her voice which yet convinced
me that she was telling the truth.
and leaned back and mentally
checked the situation as saw tt
would confront us when we should
reach the Brixton- home. =---
Her father and mother knew
nothing except worry over the rift
between Ronald and Marion. What
Ronald knew was a mystery. but
did not think he had yet heard
of Marion's disappearance. If he
had. i was sure he would be
hunting frantically for her.
/ leaned forward again and
faced Carolyn
please give me your closest
attention, Carolyn l said.
Here IL the story / am going
TO tell your mother, and I want
you 10 memoriZe II, 80 that you
will be able to corroborate me
on every point. Are you ready
TO listen:"
"Yes," she answered briefly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

know his ex.
plosive temper
so well that
was sure it was
about at the
breaking point
when she finally
broke her 81.
lence
"OkaX" she
said sulkily.
"I'll do what
ever YOU say.
You'd bet
ter" Die k Y
SAID with en-
phasiS. "All
right, Niadge.
get set I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

IT WAS almost a second before
Carolyn answered Dickys query,
while wondered which would
crack first, my husbands COM
-poSure- Or her deliberate delay. l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
MADGE'S PLAN

II don't know that she said.
''MariOn wrote him something
/ don't know what IL was-that
sent him clear of. He's been
acting like a crazy person ever
kince, Mother says. But unless
Marion told him herself she was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
GOOD TASTE TODAY

when one has been given the def
mite privilege of bringing anyone
one chooses to a general party or
possibly on a certain specified day
Of the week or the month when
the hosts keep "open house" But
this, in the present day. is very
exceptional situation that is quite
different from having TO provide
for an unexpected guest in a res
taurant.
Even II you had had charge
account at the restaurant and had
been in no embarrassment about
paying the check and could have
ordered what you preferred to eat,
it would still have been cheeky
behavior on the part of your guest
to force her guest upon you. On
the subject of paying the check:
Should it ever happen TO you again
and you do not want to lunch on
crackers and milk, think il would
be better to ask your friend-but
in an aside - before you order,
Can you let me borrow however
much) from you?" If she alone
hears you, you might add, II
haven't enough for three" But
of course you could not say this
in the hearing of this third per-
son. If she has no money with
her, then crackers and milk or
toast and tea would seem to be
inevitable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
Restaurant Hostess, Who Went
Hungry Because Guest Brought
Her Own Guest, Appeals
to Emily Post
BY EMILY POST

The situation described by an
imposed-upon hostess in one of
today's letters is obviously one
that should never be encountered.
And yet, I am choosing it to head
today's column because my read
er's predicament is by no means
unheard of. The letter in ques-
tioin asks:
What can I do when a friend.
whom invite to lunch with me
in a restaurant. arrives with a
friend Of her own whom ! didn't
invite and whom I know very
slightly? This happened to me
lately and as / had not had time
to 60 to the bank before meeting
my guest at the restaurant, l had
uncomfortably little in my purse
to pay the check. In fact, to make
sure l could pay the check. 1 Just
ordered bowl of crackers and
milk and explained that I was not
feeling well. wasn't feeling well;
I was resentful and hungry"
In answer to this, the only time
one may take an unlimited friend
Of ones own lin addition to taking
dancing man to a dance given
by a friend one knows welD is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
THE MANhI WANT

Jetta's house. As a matter OF fact,
he had said very little about the
mine or his personal life there,
and Kay had imagined that while
he was comfortable, he lived in
rather crude surroundings. She
never had dreamed Of any such
Aladdin like sumptuousness as
this.
OF course. this was Jettas home,
not Barry's. He had told her that
he had a small cottage. a little
distance from the big house.
She could imagine that he would
be rather uncomfortable in such
surroundings as these, as he had
given no indication of being a
sybarite or delettante. His taste
ran to simple things, and she was
willing 10 bet that his cottage
was furnished and operated in
startling contrast TO this menage
OF Jetta Dorne's.
Kay thought 1t was slightly ri
diculous. although she loved nice
things and appreciated them, TO
maintain an establishment like
this In such 4 remote mountain
region. The expense must be ter
rifle, and she marveled at the
labor involved in bringing all these
treasures over the tortuous roads
from the nearest railway line.
Several times during the meal
a servant brought a gold plated
telephone TO Jetta's place after
plugging II into a wall socket. and
Kay heard her giving various in.
structions. although her voice was
10 low she couldn't understand ali
that was said.
While Jetta was talking. Kay
had a good chance TO appraise her
Jetta was attractive, there wa
no getting around that, with hei
coal black hair and dark eyes. Her
skin was olive with just a faint
glow Of color In her cheeks. She
had lovely figure. and when she
talked she radiated personality.
Pretty tough competition for 9
country girl" Kay unused to her
self. But ! must have something
she hasn't. or Barry never would
have been attracted 10 me. She
Continued on Page s, Column g
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30

Dear NJ C.: Likely - not
yeur worries about being fiat
chssssd are caused BY careless
pasture more than anything else
yerhal remlnderx 10 ~sfr.ighten
up- are usually Of very little
xn1ue. hut there IRE . few pcs
TIRE tricks o. TIVE that you
nhght Try.
Since IN TIRE rest Of the figure
hinges On TIE carriage Of the
-. you must learn to hold
ysur head up-end up. Forget
N - other posture rules you
hnse learned-
10 nne mp your figure cor
rectiy a.d thus overcome . ten
asscy toward . nat chest. try
It's. Lie down On the floor. ON
ysur hack with your knees
f1exea - that the sole~ Of your
feef are flaf On the floor. Now
pm up and IN with the lower
aDosuinaI mssscles. pushing the
amnn 81 TIE hack into tire floor.
Ezela nd release You win find
1hnt fhis win pull you slim
fhrough TIE middle and LIFT
YOUR CHEST. Repeat . half
dsren times and thea end mp
with . good stretch with arms
overhead
uhen get up On your feet and
stand against the edge Of . door,
fncing Il. with only your toes
snd chest touching H. Now. pull
hAck = tiny BIT with the muscles
~ TIE hack Of the neck Now
you're al sef 10 walk away with
= god posture You may not
- conscious ef holding yeur
chest mp. hut II win be mp and
your other posture faults viii be
corrected NJ the same time.
II. when you walked up 10
TT deer. your nose touched. that
b ample proof that You are hold
ing your hesd forward. and .
tendency 10 let your shoulders
70 forward goes along with that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30

panels down the front skirt gives
the new long-waisted look 80 pop
ular this season. And right in
keeping with these elean-cut lines
are the trim yokez at the shoulders
and the square neckline. Don't fail
10 notice how the nicely bloused
bodice lines are gathered above the
waist seam and darted neatly just
below the yoking. With the aid OF
the Sewing Instructor you'll finish
this style In record-time,
Pattern 1926 IL available In
misses and women's sizes IA. Is.
IS. %. 81. 81. IS. IS. 40 and ~.
Size Is takes 81 yards IS inch
fabric.
Send Fifteen Cents (l5c) In
coins and two tax tokens for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
ly Size. Name. Address and style
Number.
You'n need plenty Of wardrobe
variety for warm days to come. SO
order the Anne Adams Pattern
Book Today, It's colorful pages
show smart. individual styles for
everyone-each quickly available
in a simple-to-use pattern. There
are morning and afternoon prints.
trim street ensembles. play clothes.
dance and graduation gowns. Fab
nc tips. lingerie and accessories
wind up this most exciting Of fash
ion stories-your for 15c-. Pattern
I5c and tax tokens. Book and
Pattern together 25c and 2 tax
tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
Pattern

What q smart take-off for sum-
mer-- this useful frock that looks
20 casual and easy-going, yet
shows such skiilful designing. It's
Pattern 1926. an Anne Adams
style. and perfect for day-long
wear. The buttoned-up front Ia .
convenient and decorative feature
beloved by all smart women. The
hip-yoking that squares-off into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Seepless niglIls

D. ~ yen kidneys conlain Is miIas
tip t.he q flssu ~hish hslR 70 purity de
1iFu6 an1 touf wurk right In The daytime,
many peaph ksvs % ~ NJ nixhtA. Frsqusnf
9u1n1<y paunum WITH unar<iax and burning
eeus<inm eko~s there ! sons<hinx wrong
- ysw kidn<n o. h1adder Dealt nexlscl
- eundl1isn End lo.s y.lushis. resfful sissp.
~ 80 ennre nArking hsck.ch<. rheun,afis
D11A ~ pains. lnne II p<p and enrrrs.
eu91!ze- pu16nes nndx he ezez. h>.dAckss
- 1iE1inam
pmI vnili Azk your drurxirf for Deans
-, - sueeuu6uIly ~ milI.cn< for ever 20
- - m1las 4 ksdn<y fnb@s fzz.h out poison
- v.sss Iron your blsod. ces Dosns PiIlz.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
SPICED RHUBARB JAM
about Z Glasses, Fluid Ounces
Eaehl


Three and one-half cups pre-
pared fruit. cups sugar. 1 box
powdered fruit pectin.
To prepare fruit, trim and slice
fine lido not peeD about 2 pounds
small red-stalked rhubarb. Add
1 cup sugar, mix. and let stand
Is minutes. This cup sugar /,
in addition to the cups specified
above.) Add from y TO l tea
spoonful ginger, or any desired
spice.
Measure sugar into dry dish and
set aside until needed. Measure
prepared fruit. solidly packed, into
a TO 6-quart kettle, filling w
last cup or fraction of cup with
water If necessary.
Place over hottest fire. Add
powdered fruit pectin, mix well
and continue stirring until mix
ture comes TO hard boil. At one.
pour in sugar, stirring constantly
ITO reduce foaming, = teaspoon
butter may be added) continu'
stirring. bring 10 a full rolling
boil. and boil hard / minute.
Remove from fire. skim. poui
quickly. Parsffin hot Jam a
once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30

Dear Miss Grey: A young friend
Of mine il getting married nexi
month and I would like to Civ.
her . gift for her trousseau. Il
that considered a proper thing for
a person outside the family TO do
MRS. II. II. T.
Dear Mrs. n. II. T.: II 10 alb
soluteiy all right for YOU 10 give
. trousscau gift 10 your young
friend. However. n should In
no way take the place Of . we'd
ding gift. which should be some
thing both the bride and bride
groom could enjoy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. Thirty-thres.
z. The Maple Leaf Forever"
;. Department Of Labor.
4. Lake Michigan.
8. False.
6. Goebbels.
Z. Mind.
g. Constantine.
.. The president Of the United
States.
10. San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
FLUFFY VS.. CASUALLY
TAILORED CLOTHES

II the old-fashioned. Godey's
Lady's Book theme strikes her
fancy, she considers fluffy bangs
and low chignon, frilly organdy
blouses, a suit with silk braid
binding, frothy neckwear on
simple dresses. cameo pins. neck
laces and bracelets of plastic
flowers.
II she decides to be casually
tailored. she shops for silk skirts
with plunging necklines to be
worn with tailored suits, dinner
Stacks instead of dinner skirts.
dramatic jewelry of yellow gold
and mammoth stones, shirtwaist
prints and little turbans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
It's Wise Start Preparing Your Strawberry Jam Bargain Day
Perfect Posture Eliminates
Flat hested Appearance
Ones Whole Carriage Hinges on the Way the
Head Is He'd; Helpful Exercise Given
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Your advice short time ago exer
cscs for the legs and hips good that I'm writing in the
hope that you may be able to help with my problem
Do you know Of any exercises that viii help to defeat
tendency toward being flat chested?
Thank you for the walking your-toes idea II it does
nothing for my figure it still viii have done much for
That spring feeling gives better than flying NJ C.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
CHAPTER NINE

4
Melody ushered Kay into = large
room which. while IL seemed 10 be
a library. also served as a sitting
room when the large drawing
room wasn't In use.
A great fireplace was placed in
the center of the outside wall, and
although ii had been uncomfort-
ably warm during the day, with
the coming Of the storm the blaz-
ing fire felt good TO Kay as she
stepped into the room.
A tall. stunningly gowne
woman arose a. she entered and
stood by her chair.
II am Jetta Dorne. You, I pre-
sumo, are Miss Allison ?"
Yes, Miss Dorne," Kay ac-
lnowiedged. I'm indebted to you
for your hospitality. I had no in
tention of intruding when I came
here. / came 10 see Barry. Has
he arrived yet
Not yet. but ] am expecting
him. When. I don't know. as I've
had no direct word. How long do
you intend to remain ?"
The ungraciousness Of the ques-
ton rather startled Kay. In the
South guests weren't asked how
long they intended TO stay, even
II they were not particularly
welcome.
''Why-why, I don't know. At
least until Barry comes"
You realize that this is my
home. / presume ?"
Il didn't when / came here, but
/ do now. II am unwelcome-"
Forgive me, didn't mean TO
be abrupt. have been very much
upset lately. You may stay as
long a. you like. Anyway. II would
be impossible for you to get out
OF these hills for several days
after this storm. and flying
weather will not be too good"
A man entered the door, and
walked toward them.
sDick. THE h Miss Allison"
Jetta said. And then 20 Kay.
This h Dick Morrow, Barrys
secretary"
Morrow Was small man,
rather on the dapper SIDE. His
forehead seemed unusually high
because Of a receding hairline. A
small neatly trimmed mustachs
and gold-rimmed glasses gave him
more the appearance OF a profess
sional man than a secretary. His
dinner jacket was well cut. and
he bowed formally a. he acknowl-
edged the introduction.
I've heard quite a bit about
you. Miss Allison" he murmured.
politely.
shall We 70 In 10 dinner ?"
Jetta suggested. and led the way
into the hallway. and into an sd-
joining room. which turned out
to be the dining room.
Kay had difficulty restrain
ing an exclamation nj the
beauty Of the room. A long
heavy refectory table Of dark
wood was covered with = lace
cloth. The chairs, massive,
were hand carved.
Places were laid for three, with
Kay opposite Morrow. while Jetta
sat at the head OF the table. There
WAS a flower arrangement in the
center Of the table that would
have done credit TO q private
party at the waldorf-Astoria.
Il was strange that Barry had
never told her anything about
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
DRESSING IN
SOPHISTICATED STYLE

To be dramatically, sophisticat-
eddy dressed, rather than casually
tailored, she'll wear with her suits
simple blouses with handsome
touches instead of open-at-the-
throat shirts, exotic hats rather
than little calots or turbans, ear
rings. always more than one
bracelet at time, pumps, rather
than oxford ties. slim evening
clothes instead Of bouffant types.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
Choose Your
Role Before
You Buy
Decide Whether You Wish
To Be Feminine-Tailored

Before she buys her new suit,
decides on a new couture or ex-
periments with new makeup. the
smart girl gets clear mental
picture Of the way she wants to
look.
DO want 70 be . feminine. fra
gile. 1871 version of a Gibson
Girl >" she asks herself. Or do I
want TO be casually tailored-in
the Mrs. Harrison Williams man
ner-or chic and sophisticated,
like the Duchess OF Windsor ,"
Not until she has made up her
mind as to the specific kind Of
picture she wants to create does
she shop for hair-do's, clothes or
accessories
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30

Treats for
Breakfast
Strawberry and Rhubsrb
Recipes Given Here

WAiOh market prices ioi
" strawberries and o [ h r
fruits. On bargain day, start
your jam sessions. These
recipes will produce economic
cal treats for breakfast and
other meals:
Three and one-hah cups pre-
pared fruit. So cups sugar, y
bottle fruit pectin.
To prepare fruit. grind about ]
quart fully ripe Strawberries. or
crush completely one layer at a
time 30 that each berry is reduced
to a pulp. Pare 1 medium fully
ripe pineapple. Cut fine or grind,
using finest knife of food chopper;
or use No. 2 can crushed pine
apple. Combine fruits.
Measure sugar and prepared
fruit into large kettle. and mix
well.
Bring TO a full rolling boil over
hottest fire. Stir constantly be-
fore and while boiling. Boil hard
3 minutes.
Remove from fire and stir in
bottled fruit pectin. Then stir and
skim by turns for just 5 minutes
to cool slightly, to prevent floating
fruit. Pour quickly. Parsffin hot
jam at once.