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MORNING DAILY FOUVDEIP 1891
wrrrlrlsowiwlisr blllrl .hi CHARLOTTETOWN PRiNcE EDWARD ISLAND, rluolw, MAY 6, .gm
Molding
_Imitation
 Pottery
lem-wr-
p--li.
‘  pottery aa a decoration for
_ »_ i'_'|ioD_?"e iilsn expensive luxury
nddftt "ii not within the meana or
ver! mi 86 indilile in the tad ot col-
ieotiai than interesting specimens or
‘s crude dt. -
Ii.1t"it"i| ao easy to proeure home-
mide "hidlan pottery" from t-he Jars
ui\\'pl1`ir“oia¢“b,re lying rtrolirlu tl:
house' thlt 'no one need so West and
pay high' prices for these unique articles
uniaea nothing but the real thing will
uuiiice. ' `
Thi humble bean pot that is bousht
Lt the corner grocery is the right shape
and '¢0ldx""!or "Indian pottery." but ai-
n1’oat` a§ny'plekie jar or siiiiilar re'l.-eptu-
cle w'ili `do.`
It il NB to bekin with I small Jar
liiitil the knack or decorating tile pots
nas been acquired.
'ruin-'¢` is really little to lellrn. 'ills
iesilnl can be originated, or they vnu
od 'iidpied from one or the iiulnl.»l'ous
eooltll that contain pictures oi’ the relll
potteryg* _
It may be said with regard to the
necessity of copying the designs _thot the
indiana aim to avoid producing' a design
lhht is like 'IHY other.
Whether working on the highly prized
lilanket ar' in pottery, the niltive llrtlsul
plocsodwith a design uf their own and
carefully refrain from ililitlitllig one
that hu already been iluislleli wilt-tiier
of their Owh Origination or protiueed hy
another. ` ~
For this reason there ure iew speci-
mens of decorative art that show more
variety than the quaint looking producll
if the red man’s skill.
,Phe mure‘ol‘ii;’itiuiity that can he ox-
hibited 'into the- decorative sciienlc.
therefore, the better.
It is neoesllry, of course, to follow out
the general plan of Indian dectirution.
which te crude, but highly pleil.~lillg iii
the flnishéd product.
The ‘examples shown in the piintll-
graphs on this page were nliiiie ily
studying the illustrations ot' iiililtili pot
tery in oné of thc hooks lui tilt- :lubjul-t
and then following out orlgilllil lilvtls
un tile sutliai;enei'al gi-oliilll pi:l|l_
Red and black are the only colors uf~c»
issary. It you use any other colors
_lllr pots will iooit like uliytililig nut
'udian Pottery.
it might be iiiterestlllg to mill- uw;
:lie 0tify`o3l0i' Diirchast-ti for uso uit ilio
nuts shown in these pictilrt-s was rl=ll_
l`iIe black was made i'l'li:r. tile reilizllus
li o tin oi' bittckiiig. lille ililpatieiit-e oi'
he il Isl to begin wori: lil-ing toll keen
lo pt-rinlt of ii visit to ilu- tlrii:lls‘ lila-
t'l"al ostublishliicrit to pili'l:li;lsr~ pitl|it._
'filers jlirli intlltl: l-liurliiiiil: lil»<-lil~ntloii.w
for the house. Thi-y t-till ill- plat-ell
n almost any roulii lillli it will uiitc
more than the uveinige pei-sllll‘.~l tlcuilien
-o .list-over that the "lliliiiili pll\tt»ry"
_s fl combination of ileun pot un'li iiliitrk-
ng, with n 'little originality iii the t-uior
lcilemn. I
This idla il one that should be taken
up by those wiio are dl~.~iirllll>l ui' roll-
:riiiutlns tp church n.lil~s_‘ silt-ll sl~il~_-lt».~l
\t~ the hcmmmade "indian pottery" uri:
sure to sell well und as thc-_v t-list little
0|' nothin( to get up, tile pl-oil: would
be almost s hundred pei' cent.
l give also a simple ari'anl.:t=liieiit for'
raving' tilne during sewing linurs, coli-
zisting of a holder for the cotton or
silk spools. It-~i| usual to have spools
iiinibled up in a wurkbiisket, wilt-rtl
they can never be found when \vailtud_
lt ia necessary to turn over the entire
l--_intents eff the 'basket to pick out the
psrticttlar spool required anti ivilleli lilo
quality Or color of the cotton ul' sill(
has to be i:hilttgel’i trequelitly thin is ti
tiresome Ind unnecesstiry waste of
time.
The holder is made by ¢ll‘i\'i\\K l* B°l`\¢`"
Ufflohfftiiin |\a.iis` in s piece or wood.
The'-_' lD`0ois' icuii be spiked on H1020
ndlll -Yflfillilll the hole, iii tho center
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l" the walls of the room are already
covered with paper, this should
' be reinoved. ll irt-uid lie useless
and against ull ily:,'lunll: pi'iili'lples io
plaster one pnlpur over unullier.
\\'ui`ni ivuter o.lil.l raoilie sort \li` ti sl:i‘l\p-
él' \\'lll assist in ieu.i'lllg off lhl- ultl
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\\'lii~ll llll- liliitivr is llot lil iisl: lt run
he illinp( un ihi- \\all und ilil~ spill-i.-s will
be ill pluiii :llgllt il' onle in \_\':lnit-li in ii
hurry.
Grape Hllii ill 'v':iriotls W:tyS.
Grupo frlllt is nilirr lioptil.'\r_ olirii sell-
ecn, anti is no loiigrl' uonslllvretl il lux-
ury ns f0r|nei‘ly. This tiellciliils and
heulilifui frliit lie.-ll ill- llilll- more rx-
prnslve tliiin lir:\llLZ"S- Ti“""° """ USU'
ally lic lilillght for :i llilnril-r tinli quill!
niiinll ones cost liili live t-riiis iipiel-li.
Since 11 hulf is the iisulll |ilirtlul1_ cllst
nectl not dehz\i'_lhclli froni iho ftinilly
menu.
Slm-L. grape fruit lllis yzroivn in furor*
tin:-re are iiillneroils iviiy-‘° ‘lf .~‘t\rvilig it
[0 give \'iii‘ll‘ty_ It is liliprliprlrite for
ovorv iiiolii tl:-i a first t~ol|rl-l~ liiiti is often
\|sl=ti`ni hollis' lll|il‘ilt=o|is as lll‘V~\Hel‘l.
Th-3 usual ivuy oi' serving is to cnt tile
frillt in iiiilf, renllive Set-tis tiiill illirolis
portion oi' tilt* skill wllli ri siiurll kllll`P.
ent nut ilio euro iitill illl till- vt-iiioi' \vith
|illi\'tlerml sugnr. Silt on till' ire to get
vt-ry cold.
If the pulp is not sf-pziriited from its
section the tliillctiiiy nf ontilii! spoils hui!
tile plozlsilrc In the frllil.
Who" 59,-rl-ll fm- nit\l'l‘ i'orniul oven-
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L!ll\‘\“~ “ml 1" "'|“"“ ‘I l""”"" lin; tlill ~l o ~l we stlill li; l_i\ln,,
Grape. fruit ‘°"l‘“l is nn cxciucm Ln' in tlit~ |ll-llplil-illlli ni' lille |lli'ilntl tn tivo "A ________,   _ _
gllsllll' :it tlll\ l-ll so lli` il lll~li\'_v _llll-iii. ll _ml|_____`__ mixmg ‘YUM and u|m“.ing N __  
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Tile nt-xt tiling is to t-ut the paper sue- \`\’iil~ll thc first piece is cut to the re-
ce:-_'sfuliy_ .l-'list put the roll ot' paper
on the tuille and grtlduuliy fnllu it. let-
tlnis' the loose pit~t:\:s full on tu the ilour,
and utlttlilg ull»l:;,; the edge ui' tilt: paper
close up to the pattern.
in lit-itvr l-ltiss witll c\'i\'ering's this
cuitllig l»l`i' till- wigs: is pi-i'i'l»l'llioll on
iloil- --llll-s, lliii for rilt-lip llupl-rn ull one
slllc- .....§_\', tilt- tltli-fi' sitio illfllig luppcli
uvt-i' ill' tilt- lil‘l;llllloi'liil; pit-re.
'i`llt- piipet' is rllt into it-ii;;lln-l :is i‘l--
qtlirl-ti. 'i'ill- filstoilee froni tile ollrlllro
tl. till- iiullllsl--lt is iliviiralli-ell illlti ll
ul-.llliv lli` liltlll-_s left l'ilr l-uiiliiz its tl
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roll is ullllolle, slid another piece cut
the suuiu length n.s the first.
It nnty nut, however, be the piece
\viill_~ll starts iilllnelliateiy where the old
pines leaves oft. for tile pattern must
be ultlllt- to iiluiril, und it is possible
lllut ai wil'-lc oi' tiirce inches or four
iiit-iles \\‘lll have to be inode on this ac-
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liil\illl.; found out the nulilher of pieces
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iiillllher of ull-vos, wo uri: rt-uily to paste
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using plllllifi 0|' sillxzil' ill :l pint, lllit ‘<"':_;:__',"<‘,_{-QQ.§§;j"'¥;»f§§§§l;  ,V§_"’_*-f""'=.`:"`_,¢_i':,__»_,
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the rlnll lilld l'\ltliu;;' ii into very thin ' l  __ -__-  '-_»‘-t'_..__»_____ _ 12,5 ,_‘,.~ji3ll;'*'-
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slices, iviiil-il al-o :tlllit-li to the p||1p_ __;`;ei.‘-__,_¢_,g__.___
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llllitnll-._ _ _  5/was //Quark
A EATING. IN 'i`l-it-3
WONDER if many Aliierit~i1n fuln-
I 'lliil hive the practice ol' eatin:
_ flsim et their meals ln ills oiwn
\'l?"'Iihis il 'a point on which I would
'lim information.
Whdn I speak of outdoor. meals I dv
tot htbr to picnics or ocrarlunlii al
freaciifelllltl. ` -'l‘lioso occur in iieariy
every household, once in n while. NOW
9 amldealinl with the habit of talcinit
'ho riftilai' three meals a dill/ 0"! °f
count- Are there many who do this?
My altention was qslied to this ilsiiit
Af eonieffatnlliel a few yelfl “ll°~ Whe"
1 ilfaifjtaying with friends in li resin"
llaupily ‘immune from mus'1\1|¢°°B ““°
not especially alnlctsa with files-1
mlm lion, rclwiiesting :mit mere were
files 1 _plenty in the house, But I do
not rloqll sgeing them in unpleasant
_erofuyiip on the wide airy porch. where
mlm afotlr meals were served.
We frtiieradilthere for breakfast.
ilinohoeiv and dinner. The table woe
I-t u1¢.\voua\ii¢.ve emi lil the imma.
with M jttmlo malteahiftl. and the ions'
window Q;\|al|| opened from the livin!
nom di* the porch. made it a elmo!"
matte! 'N entry the food back and
forth. '_' .
Whoa _|i|;&y showers came UP U1*
table ‘_ #Filled back nearer to the
nil  lietuopztlee we mls-ii: bo _
ahrihgljgmig ig time were e een umm
‘ve-will 'ities for main. sue til. mr-
iollyy ‘ _.slim were taken in the 09011-
'i'° ' *mile was O |iew.ou|tom-at
|es,||_' ` Angeles” soil. I eheriah
whgn we itte on lilo green lli\v|i outside
the liuusetloor, the table i-lPl`L’1|\1 i" d°‘
curoils i`alslilll|i_
Also I recollect Slinlliiy nllglii. t<‘L\H Oli
the grass, ns ti, chilli anti youll!! Kiri-
13ilt_tho expu|~ieiicc ut the iinliili ol my
"up-State" friclitlsl ivlis a :~ltll|tu`i'Y one
iilitil i‘eceiilly, wiien I welll \-il ll |\“i’Py
hunting gruunti, ivlicro U10 "WMS °"'t'
doors were recognized diiily features.
My lirst brelli(i'ilitlt there 1 uni not like-
ly io forget. i iiiid arrived lute on tho
preceding ui'tei'nlloli, und hull t-uieii dili-
nsr in a cosy dining. roonl, whore the
gil- was pletisiilitiy teiiipoiml DY Hn °P“"
Wood fire.
When I came down late the next
moriiiliiz-Siliiliuy-il “'“=‘ Wm' me ex'
pectaiioii uf illiding tlili iireilikfust tllbiif
luld In thc inline nlillrlltienl. Not at
nil: 'i'llr<illgll the emllii' dlnlfnl '°°"‘
1 passed out on the tilt* sl‘le~lit»ti D0|'Ul3»
Whore I feirislcd on neclur aiitl um-
brosia. At least. ilitlt is what it tasted
like. If I ani forced tidwli to flwlll
1 gllpplrss I must own that the meals
wmmed of a surt of lubliniated cer-
eal mth plmty of cream, a bla' bowl
of fresh berries, a curl Of ¥l°“°|°'" °°"_
fee and hot buttered wal!!-
1 hgnn with berries, ate them with
my cereal, with my toast and ne a wina-
uPi_I rejected with scorn offers of GEF!
and bacon. In that fresh mornin! I
Wm,” naming so animal!
on ||-lquiry I found that there outdoor
mul. W",-9 gh' daily habit. The din.
ner was served there-and bi’ 01"* "fi"
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frotlll \'e~l.;‘etllilit-.-_ \vlill:li lilsiuli till tilo
ht-Livr ht-ltiukv they were lultvli \i‘llii
uliernulo iiiotltiifllis lil' irosli :i:r.
Tile tnbll- \\'n,~t pllilli ili'til,_sttll|it'li into
rel-ieliiblttlll-e io .1 pliillv ll|` iiil.~=-loli i`ili'iil-
ture ttlitl l.i|-'I with lllilllvs illsrvlili nf li
large ti-lliivcloih. liverytliing wlis not on-
l_\' neil \‘ul»kull, lliii nr- lllilnl I) _~'l-i'\'l~~i ln;
it would have been in a close sttiity
tli'llin|; iiulllll. ’
The licxt tiollr lil-iglibl»i-s. of lily iilisitess
ll\'t‘tl iii ai ilting iitlw llllll illt-_\_ lull. iwrr-
the liflilily posse_~lsors of rl screeiietl porch
un willrll tiluy io-it llil-ll' nil-.tI_-_
My obsorvatltliis oi` these llisitilicus leads
me to lntiulrc il' they ure tlxiri-pliuii_~l
to the golieriil rule ln- if t-liillig' out ni'
doors is not-oiiiiiig liitlrl- oi' un Ailicrl-
.oiin cus-ltolii_ Anil ii' noi. wily noi?
QI t-olir.~'l*. i l>:lil i'or\\.<iull iilliliy 0|'
the reasons which will be advanced
iuttiinst il. 'i'lil- porrli is tlltl rllllaill, 'lt'
lg is lil ton t-oiispit-llotls u pnsllitili or
it is too niilt:ii irollbio cilrryiiig tiic
dishes lllll-it linll roi-ill, or you \\'\1\ll~i
be devouretl'by ills-s, or the i'li\lli wnilill
lat. cold, or the weather would bs loo
hot ghd glaring, or several otill-r things.
Well. tn some ot' those oliiel-lions, l
have nothing to say. I c:iu't urge any
housekeeper to serve her iiir-als on an
uhdernized Dorcii, in the filil vif-w or
the casual passer-by, und it the nuly
avaliable veranda is a. Sabbath dny's
journey from the kitchen, or plilitry, l
acknowledge that a porch meal three
timed a day is too mucli to expect.
But I don't yield to the other excuses
at lli.°'l‘lier¢ Is no ronsoli wily the fond
frmil the nllivt: :inli put into hot ilislics
uni? _<ol'\'cli on llot plant.:-l.
'i'il<- ivlro sort-clliiil; \\'llllii in itll ~»\'l‘l'y
lilly ii nillllol- iitlw'oii iliilny linllst-.4 l.~\
n prutt-_-tlllll :i;,li|n.~li iillz-', illili iilel‘l~ is
no i`l;i.sllii wily lliorl- slillulli he Killl"‘
l-ii ilie porch tit ull three lin-uls of ilie
lilly.
Ui' t‘ulli'sr, \vllt‘u it is hitfli :ind lllnz-
lng lioilii ii .sliiitilli illllilil.: rlioiii is the
pil-;lslititl'.<t pllwl- iii \\'il|l-li tli l-lil. itlii
Ili this ilr.~lt |`l'o.~‘li.ilss of i'-- iiinriiiiihi
lloflll-te tile sun is illl_;li ur ivlll-li llil- oven-
lliir rollill-.r_~l_< lll_-girls ill iiinkl- li.\'<~ll` l.l':lli-.--
ftllly felt why should one' not out on the
\'erun<lu. if it is big enough to pcrliiit
ii tulilt' llnti rliliiis :lull iii-.ir l-iiuligll ilil»
dining rnolii ui' ltiiliioli not tu ili:ll<l» til"
l‘liii'yliil;' I‘nll‘lc nilll flirtli of illnli uiill
pl;ii<~.-i illli lnlirli of li llllrll.»n to tho
llllilsl-itiwlll-i~ ur hcl' liilillli’
Yet in lluw liililly coliillry lil- \'l‘l:i;.;-l
Iitiliirs lii` tlullplti lil' liiotll>i'illl~ int-liil_~l l.~l
:li it-.ist lilic iiltnl u tlliy in ilu- llpifli u
rl-itlllor t|iln;.;'.’ I ;illll_-»- for ti. willy.
If 1 liutl ttl givl- illu rvilly liiysl-ii' I
tim afritill l l-oiiill not iiiliito \ury cli-
cotil'iigitil.;_ rctllrtis. _
Besides tlio two fiiiiiliies I lmvli
dt-scribed, I know of lilit one ollil-r
whore an uiitrllmr iiiolil is scrvctl. 'Pills
is in till- llliilso of ii rich lilt\l"l-i:;tlit \\‘illl
n iilio t-nilntr_\' iiliilit»_ ilu ti_<» iii-lillli vm
randa of 'which dinner is eaten every
tlsy.
On the other hand, I know of sevcrtil Q
houses with wide plazzns, cnreftiiiy
wire screened, just nutsldn the tllliiug
rllliui wililinws, will rn no food is ever
  Christine Terliune Herrick _
wotild nut llll-:tn hull’ li llnzeti BWP-“
iilrilll-r i`<ll~ till- \\lliil't-ss. 'l`lll~ lillrlllll-s
nr~- ill-lil-lllll.~'|_i' l-llllllwl lllili |i|'»-st-lil itiotil
tsl,-tiill,.;.~l for elgiil-r l.i'l-lll<|`lls‘t or _~'li|lp»~\'.
lilit thc lllipllrtilllltll-.~l nic \vll.~'i-~ii. lintl-
ilil- fuliillltsn \\lil> llili iii iiil-so lioiisl-si.
wliivii sm-lil nililiv lin lliii~pll.~il-_ fur ulii-
lloor l't~pl~isis, liikl- liirl-li nielilsl ii lilly
iviillln i'lilii' wills. Are they tile eXceP"
tion or the rule'.'
Sonic onli hits slllli |'l»<-t\liil_»' illut thot-lo
pl-rslliis who sp-_-iili l_»ll.1il\ nt' tiille lnonliis
uf t-vi-ry your in ll l-ll), siiilt up inust
lit’ elicit diiy in lliiillteri or shops or
i-l'|toolrl, slloultl pill ln an inuoli 0! the
illiie ui-i thi-y cull out of lloois when
llluy lull-v li-,ivl_- till- t-iitilirc to get lu
till- i-llliii\r_\'.
'l`iii- stiiiie writer C»iil:lr;.ll-ll llpuli the
\ill.<tl- of lin: llppllltiliiily for .il‘<_-liuitii:li-
ing ozlliil-_ ui' \i'llil-ii ihllsu ure gililly
ivilo i-:il ull illclr nil-lll.»l iiitltnlrs two
lil till-l-c hours ii tiny, iviieli till-_y _cuilld
l~o pil-llstiiiily und `profititiily cliiploy-
l~ll, liiili g~ii|| l`n‘s|i ull' lit the sulntl tliiic.
lie--or elle--Wim very ni\il'h~ in lilo riirlit
tiliti I ivisii all huilsokeepers could be
iniillc io set- this.
0|' t-lillrse. tht-rc is coniliioli sense in
evl-i'_iilil'lig_ ivrill't ninke ll pain of a,
pit-.l=lii-r. lioll't try to eat out of doors
it' tile fatigllr- it gives ytlirtu arrange
fl-r it is suillricnt tn offset all ills en-
jtlyniteht you get frlirll lt.
init look lihout you and see if you
cannot nlll- -:li in take at least one
nl.-.ll lit ill. _llrl-f- iii the frosii air while
oil liil- ililllt-_ ullti tile paste applied in
thin, t-vt-li »4tll'i`-tit-eel.
'l`il~- lop ut' tile pil-ue is then pulled and
dllllllloli lull-it lin il.~ll-lf, and itnottier
pl-rtillll of the lilivlt ptlsti-il. _
\\`ii<-li this pi'o\.‘t-sr-l in complete, the
pil-l-u is sl-lzell ily ilu- iivu .tup \:i»riil~i's,
ivllil-ii ure carl-i`ully piticcll up itgellist
the ool'llil'e or culling, us the case niuy
ll\~_ \vliii liu ill|l>\\'iiiit'o of uhout hulf ll.n
ilil-Ii for |llli|‘|_;iu.
'l‘iil>l top migl- is |ii'i-sslell on the wall.
rn :ls to ntlvlt, this piipter in stretched
<lui\‘|i\\lii‘ii_=, tillti ii iniirk liiutle at the
llliitillll \illl-i’t- li rt-ut~_lies the wttiiisoot.
A oil-itil liistt-liipivl' brush is next urieii
tlllwn lilo lilililile of the piece of paper,
liilli \v|ll»li it is ilxell lli position. belnl
tlilldc p¢~rpl-litil<>lillil~ ily iiieulisi of il plunib
lille, till- _srlssoiri are druwli ucrosi-i it
ut lliv vllgi- l»i‘ tiio corniue or ceiling,
and at tht: lllp of tile wulnsrul, to l4ep~
twain i|ll~ nlni'l.;iii.~t tiiltt have bel-_'ii left.
A violin oluih is then worked over
lim paper from the niitldie to the sdkes,
until it lit-rl evt-lily over the wall.
'l`iio nt-xt pleve will then he fixed by
int-tilts of iiic pliiinh line, so that it
ltl-l-its |l¢»l~l`l-vtly strllilglit, and the edge
\vlIi i-itiil-i' llillt llli 4-xiii-ily to tim edge
Hi' the 1`~>l‘|n~-l' i>l~~f-e. or will overlap it
:ll|»:iiil_v, us l uieiitiolied, ili the case of
llll-lips-i' plipl-r. _
'Flin iiiiplirtlillt things to be remem-
llrrlnl lli iili.- will-it ure the fitting in of
iiil- lulttl~i'il:< p|'l»pl‘ri)'. the correct esti-
uilitlllli of tile qiililitliy of paper re-
tllllr--li, and the struigiitllosl of the
puller lin tlin wliil.
As flir lm iiit- illixing of tho paste il
rl-li<~ni‘lit»<l. :i ptlunll nf good flour in nl
pllll uiixeli with clean, cold water tiii
ti consist:-lil-y of thick cream ia ob-
tained. sud' swf-etened by one table-
epoanfiil of powdered alum, being i1nal-
iy completed by the pouring in of boil-
ing water ilntli the required thickness
is mnde, will form a very satisfactory
l'|1lXt\ll‘0.
that which has e. varieb el eelorl. 1
a isrse. showy nguret aa no fumitur(
NUI #linear to advantage with mol
paper. | _ .
Llrxe Bruno paper makes a ama.i.l
roulii look smaller. _
The choice of a wall paper depends
larnely upon the situation ot the span.-
ment.
A room facing north or south lhould
have it paper that will create auniight.
_Soft vlllols, such as tan. bui! and
vsilecialliy un orange tone, will always
-‘~\-‘agent light, Moreover. they will re-
ilet-t hack nearly all the radiance that
enters tilt! ruoln.
Tile size oi' s, room is also an import,
lint l~ollsidel'nt|tln in the gewgugn gf ¢
puller. A siliuli room will he made ta
illilk ll|i<i-If-‘i‘ by the use of light colors.
Tim ill-ight of ceiling may be dih
rt-lllillcli ily the nppliciiiion of graduat-
ed ullllir.<t_ 'i`iii.s ilieuns 1.-tarryinz one
lw_liur ‘ID tivo-iilirlls of 5 room and
ilnislllng till- tllirli lh si lighter.
The uoior sclionie must also be ohh.
en with l'ei'\~l~elit~e to the woodwork
Rt-ti wllll pllpor should never be used
\i'_iih iillllioglliiy furniture and with red
liuilulllge. Mtilliillll' green or a delfl
iliue ivlll harilloiilze with a red and A
light lull will luodify it.
li lilo ivouli\\'oi-it be of a simple llrowrl
color, llro\i'ii tones are always good.
\'llrlli.-‘lied ivallpspei' should never bt
t-leullt-ti by ruliiling with h flannel on
riotll. When cleaning it, the beet wa;
is illst to prolfure is good soft white-
iilsil brush, then have ll pall of l_-login
soft, wllrlll ivutl-r, in which yellow soap
has bel-li ltitlil-rt-ll.
Dip tilt- ilrl._-h into the water, slightly
Sliilt-L-ze it, tlieii uoliinienoe ruhbilig
Krllliy froiii the iiottoiii of the paper,
\\"‘!`|UHi§ Uilwui'ds. The paper will then
be frtllf front slnoars, and the varnish
'irlirijlllnry
Af rltfullills time till the walls rsqplre
-~»rlie kill/_i of trelitnient. After the
livlli-',I’t~.~J anti furniture 'have been ra-
-'l'°»\'w.i. t-ind the ceiling dusted or white-
ifasllutl, the walls should be swept from
'nv V‘_o bottonl with a perfectly clean
i»lil~ bi-onin,
If the cleuliilness of tho broom is
doubtful tile ileild of it should he L-ov.
eieti with ti clean cloth, which should
he turned or renewed as soon gg lg L.
rolled.
The brullnl should he drawn straight
flilrll lop to bottom so as to avoid ugly
vlizli'kt~i. -
A fuirly new paper need then be uni)
lightly tlu~'tetl, anti it will look quita
fresh. but one which is rcaiiy dirty 0-
quirvs-i ii different treatlillrnt.
Une excellent method of cieanin|
soiled ivuii paper is this: Take a stall
loaf of im-till und taut it in thick slices
\\'ltll one of these pieces begin at the
top oi’ tile rouiu, holding the crust in
the llzllill. und wiping lightly dozviiwlrfi
with the t~runib,_nbout lluit li yard ai
ellrii Stl-lille, iiil tilu uppl-r part of the
liuliglllirs is cuinpietely cleaned all
nrtlund_
'I`ll<~ii no l-lllllicl agllin, with the same
sive-l-pilil; stroke downwards, coninienc-
ing euoll slit-t-'¢~s.‘ilve course a little high-
er tllliil the upper stroke extended, tlii
tho blittoni he finished.
This liperntlon, if traretully performed.
\vi|i fri-lliieiitly make very old paper iuoil
nliiilist equal to new.
Grout volition must be used not by
any llieuiis to rub the paper hard, nor
to ottoliipt uit-ailing it the cross 0|- 11011.
zlllitul way. The dirty part of ths
bread, too, niusi. be cut away each time,
and the pieces renewed as soon as nicol-
8lll'y.
A light dusting should then bo given
ao as to lirusli oil’ cleaning crumbs.
Anotiiel- uieiiioll which nnewers sd-
niiralily with iisiit will* uors. is tg
make ordiliury ilour intl lift' mouth
‘.vltli rnld water. This l-lil. :... ,-ubbgd ¢||
over the wuii pllper, just as if it wrl'
paipel- living rielllied with Indie-iiialxhu.
and \\'iif:n the stirfnre of the dough has
tier-liiilt-_ liirty it Should he knesdod in.
will-ds lliltil the whole niaas is soiled
thmugilout. i
Stuiie wall papers can bo washed with
water, hut care is needed or they will bg
spoiled in the cleaning.
The :'Hi>\n'» known as sanitary wall
psporrl l-su lie washed with s sponge
squeezed Out of cold water, but writer
wllich is llot or which contains wulhing
soda ruins them.
Pluin colored papers with i\ slightly
rough suriucc, which are now so gon-
orliily used can ht; renovated by a ooot
of liisil~liipl~i-, ’l‘iit-_ distemper nliould be
oi’ tile some color as the original paper.
lt is made ily sl-tilting one or tivo
large lumps of whiting in onlq water
for three hours. and ther. mixing than
to a stiff cream with g mtl; more wg.
ter.
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paper anti drying it in front or the
fire.
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it is rl-nliy for use.
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it must be smoothly applied if it is Ile
look well.
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it is about the consistency of ordinary
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lr-avg it to dry over night-, when ll. muy
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it ll_ the work of removing the puts |t
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