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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tc..,.,

HOTEL AND NIGHT CLUB-This property
Is real buy. seatins capacity around 400,
Annual gross income around $500 900, and
could very easily be. more. The hotel con-
tains 22 rooms. The business alone may
Tavern is attractively decorated and has
q real nfght-club atmosphere. Minimum
Down payment is $4,000. HYATTSVILLE
INVESTMENT CO.. INC. 1908 Baltimore
ave UN. 1910. Open ewes. until 8 O'Clock.
ing including 8 apartments This is a real
On inventory. HYATTsvHLE INVEST
MENT CO.. INC. 1908 Baltimore ave.
@ e4 AND oRse qn SeiH fcaa.on
5000 handles this. Mr.. HAYDEN. RA
1851; CITY REALTY CO.
JEWELRY, pawnbroker,. watch repairing
Of shoppging center. near sth and Pa. ave
plus about $4,000 in stock, Bring de-
CHAMTKER, Ma 1894. Al. 1921.
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN. weeki:
business $1,000 cash guaranteed; eoo5
lease nnIs spr no $500 complete with stock
DGs, groceries. beer and meats: week.!
business $1,000 guaranteed: same owner
over ~ years; living quarters; price, So,
oO0 for good win and fixtures: stock,
GROCERIES and meats, no beer; s1.ooo
weekly business: price, $4,000, for 9oo,
will and fixtures; stock, 5 fdk S. KOGO'
BOOkOFF, 631 E st. NV, MA. 1885,
GE. 9283 or RA. 1927.
COLoRED valet shop; price. 81 300: ren
| 1889.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK, colored girl,
Ii. S332
GIRL. colored. wishes shw.. part time
GIRLS, colored. :, experienced, one part
time work; other days work. Call after
q. Elk. 073S.
GIRL wants job, work pvt. family, light
laundry, S25 week. am to pm Cali
At or L. pm. tx, o92O.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. wants part
time work from 4 O'Clock until no later
than 10 O'Clock. Call no. COOS after
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EX-GOvT. EMPL. wants part-time pos
typing. filing, PIX switchboard, Cal
DI S292 80
NURSE, practical, for elderly people: live
in; S42 per week; drs reference RE. 1859
NURSE, colored, wishes day or night duty;
references. TR 1904
TYPING OF manuscripts, literary matter
ETC. at home RIA. 1891. 691S 9th ST. NV.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO PLAY piano or. accordion in
20 lessons. Professional teacher and musi-
clan can accept limited number Of ad-
ditional pupils. Will guarantee that you
VIII play popular music in 20 lessons
Course consists of sight reading. improvis-
ing: harmony and theory. Call MR.. NEW
MAN. RIA, $500 or ME. 400.
typewriting. bookkeeping calculating ma
chimes: New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1899 ST MA 233S
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TOP SALARIED POSITIONS-Hundreds OF
openings for secretaries bookkeepers,
typists clerks. Thousands placed an
nually. Est. rs years. Visit BOYD SERV-
ICE, 1888 F st. MA. 2340
TEACHERS clerks, receptlonIsts; select DO
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY
Est. IL yrs 1911 G st ma o1l4
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Bryan's Stationery Shop
1912 4th Street NV.
Is a Star Wont-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
Located throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled ADVERTISING.
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ABBY WASHlNGION ENVELOPE CO., 81
GIRLS -CLERIcAL - We will train higf
ScnoGi grads Tor positions in payroll dis.
ypns sa
S5aEEssIH;IseE;R$ S.}s5S2, g,.t S9ysssMls'
pleasant work; no experience necessary
MIS- FIier WEs1TERN" 1sios, Room A Soi
High az 81 scH IL s." GRADUATE with knowl
moderate salary to start with increase a
HOSTESS full or part time a 'g Restaurant rant
| hotel experience; no late night or Sunda,
york; geed salary, Plus meals. TALLY-Hc
HOSTESS, large, modern dining room
previous experience required or sales ex.
ps Renee helpful; age 25 to 80; permanent
perience and phone in reply. Box 3sO-J
HOSTESS. experienced, attractive girl
E z9Sd Vases y and Dsassps
TAgRANT, r siSs Mt Pleasant te St, NV NA'
HOSTESS for dining room, work breakfas
SS lRsR APRB ana mstEs s aho nR CARL
H0usEKEEPER for small private school
L fanTy ses 1Ss stSee sls and 40 for
manent position in music studio: pleasant
easy and interesting work with short hour
a anf fsood1 Pay pay NO, no experience necessar!
sirable- Cali MISS sTRIcKLTN. RE. 1850
LADlES--Good jobs are waiting for 70,
at the Telephone Co.: you will be paie
while learning, permanent positions
regular pay increases, pleasant workini
conditions inexpensive cafeterias sick
ness dement's vacations with pay; COM
in and talk 1t over with US. at one of on
employment Offices. 727 18th st. NV, ~:
18th st; NV. 1852 F st. n W; open unit
SE SeyF S2nSsn 4spH HaH c ao
LAUNDRY GIRLS .(2), colored, must b,
1st-class shirt finishers and all arount
girls; full time part time or nightwork
highest wages. Call MI. S92S. 1926 12tt
LAUNDRY HELPER, colored. for small
laundry in beauty shop; good salary; per
msnsNnt yEMLPs I'm Nm cSnnsSSscut ave
xhtf se.Rs ssssd My sy as r HOS
Lounge CAsaIEaR-pleasant workins
| conditions with congeniai co-workers: tor
salary; meals furnished Apply HOTEL
LAFAYETTE. 9Th and Eye SITS NV
MAID, part time, for sportswear shop
Hours 10 to 2. Apply 5000 ,14th St NV.
MAID, colored, for ready-to-wear store; ex
cellent salary and pleasant working condi
t MsIns THE ZEN; JENNY sH1P, 1919 Conn aye
MAID, 5 am. to 4:3O pm good reference.
APg wsaN e stf
and Pa. ave. NV.
MAID. colored, young woman with goos
handwriting for exclusive speciality shop
$50 70 10 only. S2i isth ss. NV.
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MEN, WnlIe, experienced as DanQCet mousse
ao 59 AH 5tb ana ms'fze st ah1 1s CARLTON
MEN, white, to work in order department,
gholsSsle Tobasfe house sac week 70 start
MEN " WAS Ii 4 aged 4o-55 to handle fare
70 us nave
handwriting and be. active physically, as
work requires climbing in, and out of
IF pas
about $50 per month to Star y ineladlns
ings. employment ONCE; Room $3$. cHPI-
ave NV: eeoTgeto1n. fake Route S No. 90
MECHANIC, automoDile, experienced. to
work on Buick motors; one of the most ac-
Sa Or e p su s1oa See E M egDRn
MECHANICS; experienesd; service dept.
safos A SzR Els 2Ssz NSSH
MOTOR LINES, l5lo Southern ave. Sc
nsnt ieb csnertanity Of for r0ls adyanaement
MEssENGER, white, i 5 to 81, with driver S
& BRO, INC, 1873 18th st: NE.
Sess dssyok HDDy With AL Or ThSa,
MESSENGER AND HANDYMAN. colored;
permanent position for industrious man:
5.day week; must be sober and wen rec
interview, call Elk. 500, Branch 80.
METAL MAN. experienced, for auto. re-
pairs, good wages, excellent opportunity
RADIO CO. 1905 9TH st. NV.
NIGHT JANITOR, colored. single; 10 mid
might to 9 am elevator operating expert
ence. sober and willing worker; good pay
and quarters; rs units. Apply, desk. EN-
BASSY APIS. 1913 Harvard ST. NV
OUTDOOR CLERICAL WORK. full or pari
time; experience not necessary. training
paid for; 18 to As years of age; learn tc
check trafic; work full time 6 days pei
week; about $3.50 per month to start, in
GLIDING bonus; we need full-time workers
however, for part time we need men able
TO report for work weekdays between 6 I'm
land 7:30 am. and then work scyefa! hours
or those able to report for work between
2 pm. and pm. and work at least 3
hours at time. Apply in person, weekday
morninss, Employment ONCE, Room 3:'3
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 36th and Pros
pect ave. NV, Georgetown Take Route
No. 20, Cabin John streetcsr.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Goodmon Masonic Lodge
Entertuins Grund Master

Goodman Lodge had busy week,
having had joint meeting with Du-
rant Lodge on Thursday night the
7th., where work was done in the
Masters Degree, and on Friday night
the 8th., the Lodge entertained the
Most Worshipful Grand Master ]. C..
Paden of Houston, Miss, the Deputy
Grand Master and one of the District
Grand Lectures, together with many
masons from Durant, West, Pickens,
and other places.
The Grand Master and his associ-
ates Of the Grand Lodge presided
during the conferring of the Masters
Degree, after which he addressed the
masons present.
Refreshments were served by the
Ladies of the Eastern Star, and all
present seemed much pleased with
the address of the Worshipful Mas
ter.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Rehabilitation Clinic To
Be Held In Greenwood
CITY HuII June 10th

All disabled people who can be
made employable by disqualification,
surgery, treatment, artificial limbs,
braces, vocational training, ETC., are
invited to attend the Rehabilitation
clinic to be held at the City Hall,
Greenwood, Mississippi, June 20, be-
ginning at $50 a. m.
Many people in the following
groups will profit from attending
this clinic:
l. Disabled high school gradu-
ates who need help to continue their
education.
2. Disabled people who need
special vocational training.
8. Young men who have been re-
jected for military service.
4. Men and women unable to
work or whose work efficiency is
hindered by physical disabilities that
can be corrected; for example, by
ruptures, tumors, cataracts, etc.
S. People needing artificial limbs,
braces, ETC., for maximum work ef-
ficiency.
6. Blind people who need train
ing to become employable.
This clinic is sponsored by the Vo-
cational Rehabilitation Div sion,
State Department Of Education,
Jackson, Miss, with the cooperation
of the Commission for the Blind, the
War Manpower Commission, the
United States Civil Service Commis-
sion, and the City Officials of Green
wood.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Locol Offices To Hire
EMPLOYEES For Compony

An agreement has been made by
the War Manpower Commission Of
flee and the ingalls, Shipbuilding
Company of Pascagoula whereby
each local office of the United States
Employment Service may hire en-
ployees for the company, it was an
nounced here today by Mr.. Frank
S. York, manager of the local USES
office.
He explained that it has been the
custom for the company to send
itinerant recruiters to USES offices
for periods of from one day to a
week at time. BY the new agree
ment, itinerant recruiting will be
discontinued and local USES Off
cials are authorized to refer workers
directly to the company in accord
ance with job specifications furnish
ed by the company from time to
time. Requirements include a physi-
cal examination by a local doctor.
Transportation is advanced to those
persons who are employed. The COM
pany reserves the right to pass final
ly upon the qualifications of each ap-
plicant at the plant, but will furnish
free return transportation for appi-
cants who are rejected.
Former ingalls, employees" Mr..
York said, "who wish to return to
the company, may call by the office
to discuss their cases. If we think il
advisable we will wire the company
to ascertain if they are acceptable
to the company for unemployment"
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Mrs. Brady Cole
Honored Saturday

Mrs. r. c. Moore honored her
daughter, Mrs Brady Cole on her
birthday Saturday with bridge
luncheon.
Mrs. Roy Brown won high score
and Mrs. Jack White was lucky at
bingo.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with hydrangeas and gladioi.
At the conclusion Of the games, q
delicious chicken plate, iced tea
cake and ice cream were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jean
McRae.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Cord Of Thonks

We wish to thank each and every
one for the beautiful flowers, cards
and other acts of kindness shown US
during the recent illness of our nus
band and brother, o. A. Fritz. Es-
pecially do we wish to thank DIR.
Ash and the nurses at the hospital.
May God bless each of you is our
prayer.
Mrs. O. A. Fritz,
Miss Lucie Fritz and
Will Fritz.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Wesleyan Guild Met
Monday Evening

The Wesleyan Guild met in the
home of Mrs. J. r. Patterson Mon
day evening, with Mrs. L. S. Donald
as co-hostess. There were fourteen
members present.
After the devotional, several
games were enjoyed. The hostesses
served delicious ice cream and cake
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

Mrs. Sidney Stewart. who has
been in Memphis for the past few
months Is at home with her moth
er, Mrs. G.. M. johnson.
Mrs. Steve Remmer, Steve, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Shanks of Pick
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

Thirty acres of land across
from Village Inn known as the A.
E. Swinney property, now operat-
ed by w. H. Roach, against tres
passing of any kind, including
cars going to swimming hole. This
applies to white and colored. w.
H. Roach.
8-4tp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
Commissioner of Insurance

PEACHES FOR SALE: Nice peach
es, guaranteed firm and free Of
worms. Will have them ripening
from now until August, in order
named: Red-Bird, May Flower,
Carmen, Belle Of Georgia and the
Elbertas. $3.50 per bu. at orchard.
Mrs. M. A. Campbell, West, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
THURSDAY, JUNE IA. 1s45

ems were Lexington visitors We'd
nesday.
Miss Sylvia Smith visited friends
in jackson over the weekend.
Mrs. Roscoe Johnson, Misses Sarah
and Eloise Truitt of Emory were
Lexington visitors Tuesday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

LOST: Between Welcome Inn Cafe
and Mississippi Power and Light
Company, mans black Shaffer
pen with gold military clip. Re-
ward. Fred Petty. 8-1tnp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

POSTED: Albino and Paradise Plan
tations against fishing, hunting
and trespassing Of any kind. Mrs.
Hester R. Lowe, Tchula, Miss.
8-4tp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

STRAYED or STOLEN: One dark
medium-size mare mule, weight,
900. Scar on left shoulder. Re-
ward. L. o. Spell, Lexington, Rt.
8-3tnp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

PEACHES FOR SALE NOW: Fine
canning peaches, guaranteed firm
and free of worms. Get what you
want at orchard $3.50 per bushel.
Mrs. M. A. Campbell, West, Miss.
8-2tp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

FOR SALE: Beer, for holAs consump-
ton only. Cash and carry. A few DOT
Ties or a case-Grapes Camp, Pickens'
~. l4-tfn
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE: Hotpoint Electric stove
in fair condition, also one antique
spool bed. c. B. Minyard. Phone
562, Lexington or write. 7-2tp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

Claude Harthcock and Sam Wat
son, Tchula were Lexington visitors
Wednesday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

FOR SALE: Blonde mahogany din
ing room set and Junior Sim
mons baby bed. Mrs. Joe Berman.
6-tfn
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

FOUND: Ladies plaid coat. Owner
may have same by identifying and
paving for this ad. Crown Service
Station, Lexington. 3-ttnp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

WANTED; Mattresses. Welcome Inn
Cafe. Phone 286 Lexington.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

We PAY top prices for chickens and
eggs, hogs and cattle. A. L. Jenk-
ins, City Market.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

WANTED: Old style high top trunk
call 80. 8-4tp
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-06-14

Phone 10, Lexington for Radio re-
pairs. JORDAN'S RADIO SHOP.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

ton shall be "for incorporation" or
Against Incorporation" and said
special election shall be conducted
as Is provided for county and state
elections.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy OF said Notice be published
in the Coolidge Examiner" a news
paper of general circulation in the
town OF Coolidge. Arizona. on Aug
ust II, 24th and 3lst. and Septem-
ber 7th and 14th, 1945. and that
copies OF said notices be posted on
the bulletin board at the office of
the Justice OF the Peace OF Pre-
cinct No. s. in Coolidge. Pinal
County. Arizona. at the United
States Post Office IN Coolidge.
Arizona, and at the office of the
San Carlos Irrigation District
The above and foregoing Reso-
luton was regularly passed, and
adopted by the unanimous and full
vote of the Board of Supervisors of
Pinal County. Arizona, the 18th day
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

q (being the NE corner of said
Stoeger Subdivision); thence
westerly along the section line
between sections q and %
approx. u mil to the Sc
corner of Baughn's Townsite
of Coolidge in section %;
thence being in section %
northerly along the East line
OF said Baughns Townsite
approx. II mil to the NE cor
ner of the said Baughn's Town
site; thence westerly along
the Il section line (approx.
Il NIL to the center OF section
%; thence northerly along the
Il section line approx. Y mil
TO the point OF beginning.
That all of the officers OF saiC
special election shall be Pau
Loucks inspector; A. d. Tyler anC
Lima O'Donnell. Judges: Ruby Ell
lott and Mrs. d. S. Davis. Clerks
and ]. ]. Davis. Marshall. The bal
lots to be used at said special elec
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

(approx. Il mi.) to the NV
corner OF the said Sla OF the
SEA of the NEA OF section 2l;
thence southerly along the l/l6
line (approx. y mi TO the SW
corner of the SEA OF the SEA
OF Section 21; which point Is
also the NV corner OF the NEA
OF the NEA of Section Is;
thence being in section Is
southerly along the l/16 line
(approx. 1925 ft.) to a point.
said point being the intersec-
tion of the said 1/16 line and
the westerly prolongation or
the south line OF the Allen
Addition TO the Townsite OF
Coolidge; thence easterly along
the said prolongation and
south line OF said Allen Add
tion tapprox. u mil TO the
section line between section
2S and 81 (Which point Is
the Sc corner OF said Allen
Addition); thence southerly
along the section line approx.
372.5 ft.) TO the SW corner Of
Seagoe's Fourth Addition to
Coolidge in section q; thence
being in section q easterly
along the south line of said
Seagoe's Fourth Addition
approx. 1912 ft.) TO the Sc
corner of said Seagoe's Fourth
Addition; thence northerly zap
prox. $40 ft.) TO the NE cor
OF said Seagoe's Fourth Addi-
tion: thence easterly approx.
II mil along the easterly pro
longation OF the north line OF
said Seagoe's Fourth Addition
to the North and South u sec
tion line of section q; thence
southerly along the said Il
section line approx. $40 feep
to the 'SW corner OF the NWh
OF the NEA OF section q;
thence easterly along the 1/l6
line approx. q mi. to the Sc
corner of the VIZ OF the NEA
OF the NEA of Section q (be-
ing the Sc corner of the Stoe-
ger Subdivisions I hen e
Northerly along the 1882 line
(approx. 4 mil TO the NEh
corner OF the said Wa of the
NEA of the NE4 OF section
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

prox. y mil 10 the NV corner
Of section %: thence southerly
along the section line between
sections q and % tapprox. J.
mil to the NE corner OF the
South x OF the SEA OF the
NEi4 OF Section 81: thence be
ing In section 2i westerly along
the 1882 line (approx. u nil to
the NV rorner OF the said Sls
OF the SEA OF the NEA of sec
tion 81: thence southerly along
the l ifl6 line approx y nil 10
the Sw corner Of the SEA- of
the SEA OF Section 21: which
point is also the NV corner
OF the NEii OF the NEi4 OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24
NOTICE. OF ELEcTIoN

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant 10 a resolution adopted BY
the Board of Supervisors OF the
County of Pinal. State Of Arizona.
AZ regular meeting Of said Board
held on the 9Th day Of August. 1915.
AZ the City of Florence. Pinal
County. Arizona. that an election
of aE OF the real property tax
payers. who are also. IN all re-
spscts. qualified electors Of the
State OF Arizona. residing within
the following described limits:
Beginning al the NJ corner OF
said section p: thence Wester-
" along the section line zap
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

section IS: thence being in sec
uon 2s southerly along the 1l6
line tappro1. 7525 ft) to a
point. said point being the in
tersection OF the said 1f16 line
and the westerly prolongation
OF the south line OF the Allen
Addition TO the Towusite OF
Coolidge: thence easterly a.
long the said prolongation and
south line OF said Allen Add
tion Capprox. Il mil to the
section line between section
2s and 81 (Which point Is the
SE corner OF said Allen Addi-
tion): thence southerly along
the section line (approx. 3725
ft.) TO the SW corner of Seagoe's
Fourth Addition 10 Coolidge
In section 27: thence being in
section q easterly along the
south line OF said Seagoe's
Fourth Addition approx. 1912
ft.D TO the SE corner OF said
Seagoe's Fourth Addition:
thence northerly (approx. $40
ft.1 10 the NE corner OF said
Seagoe's Fourth Addition:
thence easterly approx. u
mil along the easterly pro-
longation OF the north line OF
said Seagoe's Fourth Addi-
tion 10 the North and South
section line OF section 81;
thence southerly along the
said i section line (approx.
$40 ft.1 20 the SW corner of
the Nwif OF the NEh OF sec
ton 81: thence easterly along
the f/l6 line approx. y mil
TO the Sc corner OF the VIZ OF
the NEi4 of the NEA OF Sec
ton q fbeing the Sc corner
OF the Stoeger Subdivision);
thence northerly along the 1882
line (approx. Il mil to the
NE corner OF the said Wa
OF the NEH OF the NEk OF
section 81 (being the NE cor
ner OF said Stoeger subdivi-
sion): thence westerly along
the section line between sec
tions q and % (approx. Il mi)
to the Sc corner OF Baughn's
Townsite OF Coolidge In sec
tion %: thence being In sec
tion % northerly along the
East line OF said Baughn's
Townsite (approx. X mil TO
the NE corner OF the said
Baughns Townsite; thence
westerly along the u sec
tion line (approx. u nil to
the center of section %: thence
northerly along the y section
line approx. y NIL TO the
point OF beginning
] hereby called TO be held al tn
ffice OF the Justice OF the Peaci
Number s Precinct. In Coolidge
'inal County. Arizona. in said de
cribed district. upon the 18th da.
( September. 1945. between tn
ours OF six co. O'Clock a. m. an
TX (e1 o'clock p. IN. OF said day. Z
etermine the question whether o
OF said described territory ant
istrict shall be incorporated unde
ne name OF the Town OF Coolidge
hat the description and boundarieI
the said proposed Town OF Cool
lge. are as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the M corner OF
said section %; thence wester-
ly along the section line zap
prox. \ mil 10 the NV cor
ner OF section 22: thence
southerly along the section line
between sections 21 and 22
(approx. u mil 10 the NE
corner of the South II of the
SEA OF the NEA OF section 81;
thence being in section 81
westerly along the 1892 line
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24
Things to remember
when canning

Do
Thoroughly sterilize all canning
equipment.
Be sure to follow manufacturers
instructions regarding jars and jar
closures.
Don't
Refuse self-seal discs or rubber
rings. Prepare large quantities OF
produce at one time because many
fruits lose color upon standing; veg
etables and fruits lose flavor and
Wtamina-
CANNING MlTHoDs
Boiling Water Bdth-For canning
fruits and tomatoes.
Hot Pnck-Prepared fruit is covered
with boiling syrup or water and
cooked slightly' before packing in
jars for processing.
Recommended because more ade-
ouate sterilization ID possible; jar
epace Il economized because fruit
can be more tightly packed due to
preshrinkinG: thus fruit floating is
minimized.
Cold Pack-Prepared fruit Is packed
into hot sterilized jars, covered with
boiling syrup or water. and proc
eased.
Less efficient, because adequate
sterilization ia more difficult, fruit
floats because as it cooks It rises to
top Of jar.
Pyocessing-Filled jars. with lids
adjusted, are submerged in hot
water In q deep kettle fitted with a
rack. Water covers jars by at least
one inch. Count processing time
when water begins to boil
Pyessure Cooker-(Be sure to have
pressure gauge checked for ac-
curacy.) This Is the only safe method
of canning meat, Ash, poultry and
all vegetables other than tomatoes.
Other methods give inadequate
sterilization of these foodstuffs;
food poisoning and botulism may
develop. To be completely safe, boil
home-canned corn and green's 20
minutes, all other vegetables, except
tomatoes. meats. poultry and flsh
10 minutes in an open kettle before
tasting or serving. Reboil leftovers
same length of time before using.
Such boiling will destroy botulinua
poisoning If It should be present.
~ 6yes0ay
III Homemakeys' BNrea1
~ JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-24

Q Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Meadows,
Mrs. n. V. Pippin. Mrs. Naomi Hill
and T/Sgt. John A. Nicholson went
TO Roosevelt Dam Thursday on an
overnight fishing trip.