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Show HOURS ARE DOLLARS '. -- (By Catherine A. Fonda,) A department .open' to all who have learned by personal test some method of value.in home making. - Send your items in as few, words as possible and address them to the , ' ' . ' time; you want modern comfort, and you expect and require every , possible" measure of protection. Without these features, travel in what General Sherman said war is. But Roman's In this .busy age. This is especially true in traveling. ' So : . In traveling east or west ; north or south; by rail, you plan to get to your destination in the shortest possible Press-Bulleti- Women's Budget Department n - ' ' r-zJ- -7 " It is Good TRIED RECIEPT8 Canned Strawberry Pick over, wash and thoroughly .re-servind raj n, sou ndf .ripe" fit raw' berries, "then SMAIL rmji'T; ' to swat the flies. Fruit for canning should be fresh, hulP and weigh, To each pound of a allow of three fruit fourths pound If overripe and not overripe. of- - sugar, . . Pat alternate-In connection with the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific firm, of layexs-ve the fruit and some of-- thv ?tore in a preserving kettle sugar and 0. W. R. & N. Lines, desires to serve you to all east boiling, then fermentation will take, cover and let' stand over night. In ern pointy the Pacific Coast and locally. fruit time... a in short Canning the heat place gradually to the boil morning let and simmer twenty rain in $75,000,000 is being expended in double-trackin- g sterilized ing fruit point, is really preserving utes. Skim from syrup into berrie3 Jars. To sterilize these lines 'west of "the Missouri River; the block signal sterilized, to keep the files out A Better-Tes- t. to overflowing fill sterilized jars, jars Set in a kettle on a trivet and sur the is at for is man a possible in The seemingly highest lying protection being kept system round with- cold water. Heat grad with syrup, adjust rubbers and screw state of , effectiveness, and equipment and service is contin ually to toning potnt.remove from; on covers. Do' not attempt to "Took lifeless condition. "I can find no pulse whatever," says the physician ually being improved and brought to the latest, standards covers in. not vsmer, ana let sianu too. many at a time. who-habeen summoned. "Bring a " looking-glass- . We will place it against five minutes. Dip ruB&e?- - Dantt3 in of quality. Strawberries; his lips and see if tils breatU, is stilt hot waters, but tk not allow them to Consult any beu-sef of finely granulat in him." stand. New rubbers-shou- ld to equip, your house with screen "Fardon me, doctor," suggests a ami c iU'm us t be taken ed sugar and two cupfuls of boftinf e ac h b6som friend of man; , bought at the liiaf rims oF covers are not bent, as fater in a smooth graniteware pre- "perhaps a wineglass wuld work betRepresentative anywhere when you are ready to travel. Jars" cannot then be hermetically serving kettle. Stir until sugar is ter with nim." Judge'SiLlbrary. Sterilized jars are filled with fruit, dissolved, heat to boiling point, and - Her Probable Future. and enough syrup added to overflow let bott rapidly without stlring, until "He drinks heavily." K." Jars. If there is not sufficient syrup, syrup will spin a thread when drop"I know it." ' ' PROVO. add bol'ing water, 'as Jars must be ped from the tip of a spoon or tines "He gambles." Introduce a spoon hull sound Tipe berries; there should filled to over-flow- . "I am going to marry him to, reform him." between fruit and jar, that air bubbles be three pounds. Heat to the Complete stock of screen doors and boiling "My girl, listen to me. Try one exmay arise to the top and break; point, and let simmer twenty min then quickly put on .the rubbers, and utes. Pour on large platters, cover periment before you do that." screen windows always in stock. "What experiment?" screw. on sterilized covers. Let stand with pains of and stand In let in a week's washing to Ho, glass, "Take until cold, again, screw covers, being the sun two days, turning the fruit and see how you like it." sure this time that jars are air tight. over two or three times a day. While filling Jars, place them on a The platters should be moved from How He Got It cloth wrung out of hot water. time to time that the direct rays of "How did you get that fin spring Oregon Shorty Line Railroad may-survi- If is Better - air-tig- - It s' d is Best Oregon Short Line Baker Lumber CoT j -- Provo Steam Laundry - have the WE of doing the neatest laundry work John ,til4rLi5L ie.te'l?aS?MlXjjIa-Juu- N. Gulick Prop. in town. We have the latest machinery, hence ' we attain a high quality of work. t If overcoat?" way-fail Uur wagon will call at your door Prompt Delia ry and satisfaction guaranteed ' - HlaP..,1PC4-to-Jttt-4it-!-'4- ' " be traced to the use of too ripe fruit. put out of doors, "I had a sure tip on a horse race." they should be and A jelly - bag may be quickly made brought in defre the sun. "I never knew one of those sure "and sets," a double thickness of cheese cloth put in a cool, dry place, to remain tips to pan out." "Neither did I. So I didn't play it and: loops of tape sewed on the top until the next morning, When the. Put the money into, an overcoat In such a way that may be hnng over process A completed", fill glass jars a broom handle or cane . to overflowing; and seal. ' To keep jeliy, there is no better way The Critic. than to pour melted paraffin on topj SUMMEREXCURS10N RATES. ' "Look at those flowers! Aren't after the Jelly bas hardened, then adVfa Salt Lako'Itoute to. various East- are so round beautiful? they They jusf the cbvers. The old fashioned e'rn destinations. Tickets on sale va-- and xeg'ilnr that one might almost way oi cutting ltter paper into dates M SentnTnhAr think they were artificial." lgth fey of the 5th p are artificial gM. yoiir ,oca, &gem .f6f "Are they? You don'i say so! Why, glasses, tupping ineiu in uranuy allu culari " oim might think they were natural." covering the Jelly, putting tin covers,' than FOURTH OF. JULY EXCURSIONS, Lippincott's. or clrcluar pieces of paper-large- r aii the glasses and fasteing securely Fourtb.joJLJjjJy excursions to over the edges with Ubrary paste, IsApoints In l?tah" on Salt" Lake route T always good. Glasses for jelly should Selling dates July 2.. 3 and 4.' Final be prepared as described- - above-f- or Return llrrxit July 5. One fare for round trip. sterilizing frulU jars. Phone l&fc A Fresh Supply of -T-- , Learn to Draw Checks ihW - i-- h ' at Provo Meat & instead of paying; cash you will find it a great convenience in. many ways. The stubs on the check book serve as a record of all the money you pay out during the week or month; the can- chccksare another record.' Then flunk of the" "prestige of .having a bank account. Open your account .witfv tin bank. You'll find advantage, v ;,. i.,h,'J X I 42f X.rfi J. JrFARRER; ft I Every Day SV'.'" Leave us your order for Buns, Cakes, etc. PHONE 39. We do the rest. Joax When my boy gets older Tm sure he'll write a successful historical novel. Hoax Commercial " Savings Banli Cashier-- ' "REED SMOOT, . 'MmA ...V.;'.;. mm r.. r, Los Angeles Limited . Exeursfoi Rates - Electrically Lighted TICKETS ON SALE 22niinh. Return limit Atig. 31 June ?Au.,31 to"Sept 7 inc. RetuiimitctTaT 14th to ' ROUTES-STOPOV- ERS Tickets also on sale at all Utah stations. ; For Information, Tickets, Literature, etc., See any Salt Lake Route Agent or write T". C PECK, P. 'A Los Angeles, CaLJ a J. K. MANDERFIELDf A. G. P.' A;".' 169 South Main St, Salt take City- ; Lngeptlemanly. He The great trouble with Gar leigh is that be talks tod much. She That's strange. When- - iie'fl been with me he's Bcarcelysaid a word;" He Oh, he's1, too much of a gentleman to interrupt. Tit-Bit- s. Throughout Leaves Salt Lake City ""fS p: mrdaily ;: Overland Express another 'good train, lea ws i Salt Lake City" 11:50 p. m. daily EXCELLENT DINING. CAR. SERVICE ON ' BOTH TRAINS r ACT AN AND REAP A HABIT In the harvesf time of life, you will reap the consequences of. the habits you are sowing with youif actB today. Each expenditure helpB to form the Spending habit, jwhlca 'en tails worry, want and suffering. Each deposit in this bank Is a step tpward the success habit, which brings Independence, comfort .and peace of mind. Banking money is as easy as no-wb3- e . More Spacious. Madame This flat would suit us very well but for thi3 room, which Is so small. . spending when it becomes a Concierge It would do for one Ac wisely today habit and child, madame. $22,000 PRIZE. FOR WORLD'S FASTEST MOTOR B0A1 soon the accumulation of money Madame-I- t isn't a question, of a Tbe' Wm. Wrlgley Jr Trophy for value of about $22,000. In addition . will be second nature to you. of the power boat championship of the these prizes are a $1,500 cash prise foi child, but my hat boxes. Pele Mele. world represents over $22,000. It it a the winner and a $300 cash prizg foi " , Polite Assurance. perpetual trophy to be won each year the second boat. , The boat moter will first be held at Cbl races, "speed by tie. .club whose "Mr. Conductor, do you think this entry makes the best three out of five cago during the Water Carnival an tunnel Is perfectly- - safe for our T. N." TAYLOR, ... ' " races In competition open to the world, Naval Review,. Aug. 10 to 17 inclusive travel?" ' ' ; Presidents tree for air boats under 40 feet In 1912. It iseipvcted that there wil' "Ddh't be afraid, madam. Our combe over boats all ;v world. the from, length. pany got you in this h61e, and we're It is a reproduction In Bllver of a Water Carnival - week at Chlcagj bound, to see you through." Vit Cashier.' . the: other "races la th ,FTylng Mercury"' presenting td NepAnyone Anywhere can bank tune a hydroplane motor speed boat. Fourth Annual Regatta of the West ". with us by Mall. ern Boat ' Power and Assocbulonrthe Inter Worst his with The trtdenVHolphina Variation Neptune national Yacht Race between the Roy Marks It seems to me your new water surrounding are la bronze: The round pedestal is of green marble. al Canadian Yacht Club of Toronte house doesn't look much like the arThe figure of Mefcury and the model and the Cbicago Yacht Club, the Lip chitect's design. Races of Columbia Yachl Parks No, but It looks more like "it - There Is one medldne that every speed boat contain 1,000 ounces of ton Cup fireworks Club, displays, naval parades than the actual cost looks like the family should b provided with and stands 5 eterllng silver. The trophy - base Is, 47 swimming and diving contests and'et The5 inches high. especTally during the summer months. feet original estimated blbltlons i sailors, marines and na, inches ld'diameter.- V fvlz.: Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and, I Mr. Wrlgfey. will 'provide annually val reserves. Recommendation, , ' a' replica, ct this big 53,000 trophy, In ill .tiie competitions there wiE Eben Her to oe neeaea. it costs, but a quap. Say, Cyrus, Is it. true yere which becomes the persona"! property be handsome trophies or liberal caBt a 'Can ten William to Hale golii'you afford to be without It? Sam Jones' each"1 prizes.' marry wldowt .Thompson, Fear's races, of tjie winner of Cyrus--WhYacht .and Fowet shouldn't I, EbenT Sam For sale by Hedqulst Drug Cos two, this trophy annually will Boat Clubs, Chicago, will be glad tl always seemed to find her pretty sat? stores, successors to Smoot and Palrequire an endearment of about $17,50$, . Information. supply Isfactory. Harper's Bazar. v a 'Mr. V Wrigley's elvlat ace Drug Co. trophy Jtbus' -- $35 for Round Trip j $35 from Salt Lake City The 014 Saying Is Why? . For Vacation DIVERSE '' A . Statesman's Prudence. He paused amid the talk he heard. shall refrain,-Sinc- e Quoth he, h who never says a word Has nothing jo explata."- . tW THE IDEAL" . Joax He thinks George Washing lion discovered the United States. President. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-- . Packing Co. i Proo c fififsxiiilt . v rvrJ.-D.Dlx6rT,--.- wlll-lncfu- de r- . 1-- Y . to e y |