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[iv Ellen Wise
HE pltiiiitlitg of iiI..t.l ti.; t‘ e
apvtrluil hi-';:tlt.;_ i- title tot it.f» l,t:'-
riose. has trtneti s» tt-;--i..ir
that n new \;iit_i_it inte it----ii
ii.-.tlu, fiipecially i't'»r ilu tl'.iitl~'trJ
tif the ree oi' this llsii lt is lies.;-1-»!i ~_i-
,,\| ,md ;|~t;nvetl so that the liqtiltl ct-..\
iiin driwti into it little i'e-Jet.-t:tcit.»_tit the
iitisti of thu plniilt, it-..i\".:.t; the i-»t~ l.I,;n
und tlry for ser\it‘e ll is st-i‘\-t-ti -in
tit-_- piiiiik. This is the must .\ci~ts:hlt~ \-.ly
nt' rtnlting nnd sort-.ng lin. til:-ir ti_.tt
ii.-.s yel lieen tlevlned 'l`Iie tinit- iius goiio
i-y when shud is cooktwl niid st-ri-rtl
tit the averaged tublu with tiic toe st.ll
in place. 'l`Iit- rue is iitiw irc-,tit-tl ns tl
st»[»ui'a.ie tltlliity, anti the .slit-t-it-.I pioiiit
fnr rue alone is the it-git-_'tl tiiitooitie or
this.
'l‘iiere is a tendency tu
pltiii of serving dishes iii
‘tilt-iisil In wiiit-ii they -lt-it
snticl plunlt, of course. lends itself retitlily
ttt the idea. for it is not ut ull iinslulii-
iv, It would not he ptissiliie to r\0r\‘e
tlisiies of iiiuny \'nrietit'~e in this wuy,
init to fur as it is possiiic in tiiiisti tuitilt-
ing re<~eptucles nre bt-ing iiiudti with
this object in view.
'i`Iit- fancy has lirouglit into timitiizieiitle
the ctisseruie cooking ili.it is in \'t-,wie iii
other cotititries, :ind cttsseitilos tlitit nan
ht- pi-ut-ed in tittrtit-ii\-c ltioltiiig, nlcitcl,
ttlver iioltlers iiiitl isciit tti the tzililc _lust
tis tliey' left the llrt-_ tire lintlizig read;-‘
|tiirt'litiSers.
Ont- ol’ these is sliti\\_n on this tinge. lt
ctixi lie seen that siirii tt th-virge wtriilti be
tiii oriiniiient fu any table :ind the ith--.i
ttf serving dishes in such ti '.\'iiy, with/iiit
ti'tiiisft-t'retiCe to tt soeonii rf.-t-t-ptiit-it-, is`
t='.it'l\ un ndltiirulik one thtil the vusseiola
is sure to he puptiiui' tiiitl Listing.
I-‘or liotise trirtiniiig ti nii:iil.t,-r tif tisc-
ftii devices are bcliig siiiiwii just now.
'l`lie-re is a large rttricly uf the nt-w
hotisehold mrryulls tn st-li-t-t i‘rtiin_ uno
thut is light tintl \\'~-li ntltilitvtl ftir thti
-,rtirit of holding tht- Iitill’ tltizun or so tif
-irttpii-iiit-ills niitl t-ltitIi:= iinit nrt- iii-t-t-.~'sli|‘_i'
ltiriiif; tho vit-tiiilnt: iiiiit-, is illii_~iii~iitt--I
in this page. It is til’ t-iititiii-it-d inotiil.
iight, stroni: nnd thirtiliit-_ 'i'ht~rt» l_~i n
1-lure on the sitle_ for the st-iwililniif.:
mush. i1 shelf for tiit» stiitti, it piiil i`-»i-
iitie wtitei' und ti gt-iii-rzil \itllii_\' tlt-|i;\rt-
nicht for the cloths or wliatt.-ret' is wani-
exientl this
tht- t-titiltiiig
tlit- tire. A
lng the Stiintiit-r’.’ \\'liat hang-
ngg do ytiti keep dl your win-
tiows'_‘ What got-t of tulile nnvt-rs uiitl
iiirnituro covers do yuil USG ll' "-‘B
ii-~i \vIientlier’!
'I' it-ro are some whtiieit who net-in to
thlnit it makes tio dlfft-rt~iit-o it tlit-_ :thine
tiuiigliigs are iiscd for Suniiiier as i’oi'
\\'inter. 'Thick pot-tisi-og ninl curtains,
wtiolcn, or silk anti wotil taiiie t-tivt-t‘s.
the clumttsk or blush tili|\"l5i0i‘_\' iillililil'
sailed by D. cotton or iliicn l>i'olertinn--
tht-so you les in .luly as ln Dt-ct-iiilier
SIlC\\\'S.
Does some one say "I Cliff' €\ff""d ‘°
have one set of furnishings for Winter
and another for Suniincr'_”'
` It you take that grountl !~’l‘U =l\f‘“' 3
iiit-ul~iui'e of sliort-slghtt-dticss, 'witltrli in-
tlit-ait-s that you iieed tnciital Sll*f¢\“i’l“`-‘-
i'tii them on for a nioinent l1ii\1 10-JK
ut the subject more closely- -
tftiiisldsr your drixperies, ilrst uf fill-
if they are of heavy iiititorliil, tltcl/
r-tttttli dust and li\‘l'\ii\l'lL\ [lille l" th”
Bit.;-Q and exposure of the optni wlnrlows.
the hot wetxtlier conili'-‘l5~ N""°""""'
may mem tu liolil lieiit in tht-ir ftiidéi
hm! make you feel wn~t‘niei' than is
nt-csssnry.
'l‘lio thick covers of the <-hairs hate
an even more positi\'e_ uffctzt. If yfiii
have 3 “nu-sented rlntir, or one cot-ereti
tt-int ieatinn- or ilu--1-» I" Y““" "““"“
room, see how a t-ztllcr will Ki‘l\'““lL`
io that rather than to the PIU!" ’¢°""""‘l
sont, Cunifort is foiintl in the ont-_ |Ii>-
t-tiinfurt in the other. On tho Krnnntl of
et-uiininy, Llstl, thu unprntrtttetl lililhli
t-ovt-r is tl nilsialte. IW ill" ["“ll lm' `l‘"'l
will he ground into it und it will look 'lite
an old piece of furtiittire. even though
it may have ‘teen bright und new iii
the Spring.
Do you sea, then, how the cliniiges I
stiggeat spell oconoiiiy as well as coin-
fort?
I do not mean to advise anyllilris' 5°
much bayond the reach of most liouso-
keepera ai a different lst of furnish-
ings for each aealon. Tha vt-ry wealth!
might parhapa be able to IUCN U1-l‘f"
though they don't. But it Ia within th!
pow" of hguagkqaperg of modest inettiir
to achieve a Chang! and refrélhlng
uf their rooms, whieh will render thsae
different in appearance to their usual
Winter trim. -
'fake an account of stock so fill' UH
your furnishings are concerned mid
let youraalf to work to seo how you can
'nuke tha apartments look cooler. The
purtiorea might wail nomo down and
after a thorough brushing and beatins-
ha laid away until Fall. They M0 V¢i'.v
handsome, I know, and impart il lfl0l¢
or coatnaaa to the room in tho cool
weather. But eellnaaa ia not what V0"
Us aaaking for just now. A menu 0!
lpaca and airmen Ia the oblast of y°\1\‘
elfarta and you hava taken thi fil’l¢
atop toward! thll when you have banish-
ld the nortllral. You will ba astonished
1° no how the room nina a mor#
loacioua look at once and preduell 01°
enact of having a frm- circulation at
air than it poaaalaed before. °
with tho portions und aw!! 01°
laavy curtains from the windows. They.
loo, must l|a~hl'\lll\od wall and foldld
H 0\\' many titi you leave up dur
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td -iii the tit-r.'i;_!ii;; ext t.i=it-ii ‘tirtitiiiii the
lztnistn
.~’\_niiil:t-i' in-;\it»r litis lit-rn* iii\~nn~p.t_
'l`iiis ti-_t-'.~' rliit-l` t-hiiriii is its s_i:npiit'ity.
tlii>_er\"-- tht- llitit- liztt iliiiiiih tilt-it-, ithhnt
htiif \-_‘tty ii;i tht- siosn lti the tilt.-tiii'c_
This is tht- svrrt-t tif tht- \\'t-i‘ltiii;;‘ ul' this
liotttrr. .\ii ytiii linve to tin is in mot-t,
tlii= ill- :intl down with the th\intl_i tiiitl
iiiigt-i' :intl ziriitiiirl \\'|iirl tht- ptttltlit-S of
tht- hr-:iii-_i-, \\'tii-ltliig \\'illi nil the »_-nthiis-
ltisiii t~i' one rt' tht- iii;_-li-|»i~lt-t-ti lit-;it»~i's,
liiit uiliiitit ur__\- iiiriiiiig; or' litintilt-s nr
ptiii.i\lii-: tip uiicl dtiwii of iiiircspiitisive
iiieclidiiisiii.
Col-'cis for iitii Dishes.
\'t`ho lifts not seen t‘r:1til»t=rrit-s or pilo-
tili:.2.~i nr suiitv-s ttiiron from tht- firc- :intl
set uii ti tiiliio or \\‘liitlo\\' lodge tn Chnl
with nt; i’ ttti_i:lit of the diist or gtfi'ni.|
tl't.-5' airi- i.,.liiI-iii;:'_'
\\`lillc- ti tin or t-tirtiir-ri iid sh-'uid not
lit- 1-‘uct-tl t»\'i-r li»~l i`tntl_ its it t,-t.m.,,-Mu.,
a sit-_ini \\'hi--li ni:-_y stniii the tristi-, soitiu
t‘<.\’0i' sh- iiiti In- pr.i\itietl Lurgro paper
l\;‘.»‘J.~‘,_§ti;Ii .'t~i nrt- izst-.I lip' grtit-ei-s for
l`ri~.It. or it-ti p-_riiitls of fiiigtir, art- ox-
rellt-iit lu :'ii;> -»\t-r the tiin ni’ tlit- tif-iii
li siintiitl lit- itit:1t> i-iitiiigli to lot lite
:sttztm t-:tt-.iyftz tit iiit- shit-s.
lI\t-ii lit-iii-r nrt- :.titiiti't~_~i nt' cheese.
t'lt_;it tit' lii_t- iiiii-_lin nt-silly lit-iiiineti uni]
\'.`tI-_Eiitii -ii tit- t--iiiit-i-:; wizii siiitill-
it-.tt`tn \i:i1;lii>= tr li-_t-.,\' Inuit- l,tiii<in_»i
tt- |\rt-\tii' tin- t-tit-»»-i l»ltf\\'iiii_- itwuy or
sttupiiii; init- thi- tlish iii the t-L.mL.r_ _
t‘t'ii'ci`iiily, with ;n~-.i:a\ii‘t:s of |ii'tt:t-_tgtinn
frtini itiotli, |t',ilit~rt- is \\'tirilt-n in tht;
iiitilcrluls_ Btzzitrtt' tht- suiiie timitiiivi.:
on wntilt-n nr :=ill< :intl \\'»-hi iiiziiitt-l iutn-
I-i't-tiiiiiis, ni' _<;~-:i:i`_~‘, tr |15,-nn, tn taht.;
ctivt-i'.~' ’i`ii»= liti:s>=»- will hull; t-toitr for
tht~ t-littiittv, .\ t-t-riiiin :tir t-f iittrciit-_-.~i
it; tiuetltirt-l_\' i'»-l'i‘t-siting iii Siiniiizt-1-_ 'l’ittt
Ul`l\l»\|lll'l\\-‘5 lli1'l lllllli\.‘l‘ tilisl tilt' (list)
In-,-L ttfl' I-ii tlit- sin-l\‘c~.~i nt’ tht- tzliiitti clos-
et tliiriitg tht- ti-.:_<i_\' svzistiii. \\'urit ol'
tiii_\' stirt is linrti t-iititiclt in Sxiiiiii-ter
williniit ntltliiig lt'i'»>.ii' \\IiicIi t--,in int
nroided.
I\‘o\v ns to the \'.'iiit!ti\-.' t~iirt:ii;i_-i. Yuiii
course with re;t:irti tti thi-:ii will bi-i
decided by the irtuittritil til' \riilt~h they
are matic I hurt; tiht-_i.i_\- t;ti\i.~tti tuit-
lng duwii the iliit-it iir.i|-»-rit-s :it tiio
wl|idu\\‘_q und lit sniiii- eirciiiiistttiiet-S it
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UlYll`“ll§R Dl_if\l”_El?tll`i3-By C. I.. Herrltilt I
perhaps ytiii fitiltiw the wisest- iusiiiuii
of ull»li` yt-ii ttiii tifi`tirtl it--und ii-ive
lhetii dry-t-it-uiit-t:l hy tl |11-nfs;-sith;-,t|_
\\'lit\it»\--r tht- int-thutl it is not cliieap,
either iii wt-iit t-r iiitriii-y ’i`ltc process
litis to ht- iuiiit- ihitttii:li tit lt.-:ist once al
1. t-_:ir :intl tiit- t-iii'i.iiiis tire st-ltliiiii Iiii-
|»ro\t-tl Ii_\' it li»~ii't _vttii st-e ihs- wis-
tl-.iii tif ttiizliig iiit-:ii tl-i‘.\'ii ii~»\\-, iiiisiiig
the tlirt frnin iltt-,ii tiiitl litittziit.; tiitiiii
tit-:ny rtiiigh dry, i'o.-‘ei~\'ing the rliiol
sini-t-liing’ and doing tip until I-`.til’.‘ You
tl\»ii't \\'.iiit to [nit tlieiii :iway.\\'itIi the
tltzst iii tiit-iii. iitir tlti you wish tu let
thcni rt-it-_.xiii start-lit-tl -.til Suinnier und
|iei'ltn;is hr- ytiltiw und lirtilteii in the
t-i'eu>7rs iii \ht~ l":tll_
Hiit now the \\'Intl.\\\s tire li:ire'.’ Yes,
nnd t-tiolter sn. I .itl'iiit tliui tht-y :ire
not so' utlrut-ti\'u us \'.'iien draped, niitl
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is \\'t~l| it. itiiititt- the ttitnie t.-nurse .ioont
the other t'lii'ttiIiis.
Siiptitisc, i`t>|- insitinoo, that you liiivo
gttnti hive t-iii'lnIiis_ You ltiiiiiv \\'iiut
ii trotilile it is tu get tlieln vit-iiii. 1’er-
litips you lnltu the risk of sending ilictti
io at iuuiitiry with the nosisiliilily of
their t-niiiliig lint-it bntlly strett-lied and'
torn. Pt-rlinpu you tio tht-in tip your-
self, with iiiilnllt-_ piling and labor ui'
ll' You can ufftirtl it I wtitild :til-rise you
tn [nit up fri-sh t-iirttiiiis iii tilutw- of
ilinini ytiii ttitilt tlnwn. Not lung. in-:ivy
tiuritiiiis, liiit light anti iiiexiiviisitie tint>.~i,
\\'iiit~h min lit- put into lliu wtisiiitili tiirtfo
or four tiiiit-.si in the :~ltnntiit-r tintl which
will bs little lriss when they finally go
to pieces.
You -enn titty surli ourttiins rently-
niade, of course. Any tlrygtiotls store
7'//[ `/V»E'W B£A7£/9.
will sell tIieiii,_ full length. with rufl\*f5
or without. But rtilllrs catch dust und
tire not t-usy to Iuuiider, und the ftiil
ieiigtli eiirloins s\\'iiep the iiuur as the
wind l>lt»\\'s and are soiled froiii the
dust, \\'liIt:h will swet-ii iiitti the lieut-
ltopt litiiise wlit_-ii wiiitlows iniist lie left
open ftir uir. iietter ilierefore than the
regulolloii drtiperies are the short white
tnusliii ctiriuliis, plainly niatle. reiiciilng
A /vfw J*/X./_'-i/l/ri/r
' /fam ro/r/v _va/f/‘“//*/.S` _
(ruin the top tif the window casing to
the sill' and aliitwcd to hang straiglit
'or caught hack at iln: sides. lf some-
thing ttitire elttl,-onlie is desired the
"I)\itt-li curtains." so-called, iiiuy be ar-
ruiigeti
This urraiigeinent consists of lust such
pltilii white eurttiiiis as I have \les~'i'Ibed,
t-xteiidiiig' from the top of the window
to the bothini of _the sash and flanked
,on t-ut-ii side hy outer and narrower
t~\irioiiis of t'i'ctoiiiie. Over tho lop of
the window is ii sort of iunibruquln of
the suiiiti ri't-t<iii|ie_ inside in n box pled(-
iiig and rent-liiiig fruiii six to eight
iiit.-lies doun tiver the top of the white
curii1iiis_ This is simple ¢|id__Drctty,
tiiitl all the materials of which the dra-
perlcs are ntiniposeti can be washad and
ironed with little trouble.
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AN
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MUSLIN CURTAINS
By 1Via.ri0nHaliri’isiNeil Ni. C. A.
aaally ba iaundand at homo,
and that without any graat ax-
Danditura of time or trouble it thamat-
lar ia Iona about in a acientldo mam
nor.
A dry. mild day should ba chosen
for tha operation. First shake the cur-
taiha before wetting, or hull' ‘Nm
up and bruah `tl-tem dry with a lv!!
brush to got rid of the -auparflooul
dual. Then soak in cold water and
horax-one tablespoonful to two Kal-
lona of water-for an hour or two. This
will remove all traoaa of old ltuwh
and will facilitate matters greatly.
Bquesle them well in the water, then
pau through a. wrlnging machine.
Wringing by hand tearl the delicate
fibers. Wash in warm water. making
a lather with soap Jelly- W°l'k "1""
up and down in this, IQUBGZUIK “"0
pulling them throuih UW h““‘1'- If
not clean after the first waahinz. r¢D¢l1l-
the process, '
Rubbing of all ltindl must be avoided
and it is always dangerous to wash
curtains by machinery. Rinse them in
the usual way, nrst iti warm water, than
iti plenty of euld, to insure perfect. olean-
liness and a xoocl color, PWS Wiilli’
curtains may have a little blue either
added to the last rinsing water or mixed
in with the starch.
If two ounces ut aluni be dissolved
in t-nc gallon of water, it will preveiil
Lacs and Interim- an-aama,,ma.v
A/EW
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the curtains calciiitig Hrs at any titiiv-
’l`lie curtains ina! tlteii he dried. DUI-
g_ great suviiig lit trouble will be t.ti`t’i'=ct-
ed if they urt- sturciietl rilllil UW- 1"
this t-use the starch will be rettlllfei-l 1°
be a little thicker than if the drying
process is first resor'tut,l to.
I-lot water or boiled startrh must ul-
wtiys tie used and the ll:\tl\il=ll@ \m“k`
 t - l fd.
ittisg will soon be ieuinetl hy tX_lJ£_F §l\‘___
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All lieliig will-l)» °n“ul=h 5 "
.hit wet one uiill' Slwum be pu!
tiiorotii, '
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im., tt huslii iii aniall tub. 5_Ll_\l\_f___y ____
_ ` ‘ill
curtain as diy as possible. ___ (UI. me
busm and pm m neg" Igldrls brig-ls
p _ "| reasuii fur tis v ~ -
ii xt I ie ______ ____
for ii' the cuituilig are ivruiiil
_ i i'-li will
one after the titiiei, the Nils
5|-,munity get thiiint»r_
id uick~
'l`lie curtains UUKM ‘U U” ‘1_r:_eq ____e
 .o i s
1)-_ Hang tiicni otci u L
_ -_ - 1 - ttorn
exactly In halter. ¥"ll°“l"3 we pd _
. V - tl
along the cciitci, peg quite u\t:-Y y uiit
“,u“|.e\y and then draw the scalloped
edges om __m_em|\). and see that they
hang right opposite to one another.
Given a good drying day. half an hour
ur an hour ut must, will be sutfitzisnt
time to leave tnetii tin tlte line,
They slioultl lie gently pulled into
exuug chapt¢,tl`oitled into quarters. pul-
tinl the svuliupetl edges tit-ally together,
and put through at iiiiiiigle_ lltey lf*
,ww rt,-ady to be hung and will look
like new.
' Mangles.
hlatiglea are inost useful 811'-l HB W6
always use one. perhaps a few wot-ds
on how to care for a ltiuchine may Drove
MRS. HERRiCi<’s lixc
Braided Rugs.
My Dear Mrs. lici~rIt~k:»-Someone haa-
asketl how to liiiiko brultletl rugs. lil-re
Will someone tell nie hotv
cosy corner in my pnrlor?
stiuore \\'iiitlow opeiiliig on
The tvltitloivu i't~tu.'li to the
to' tnalte a
I have n
tht- puruli
liuur; two
is the iiietlind: Put rugs hi-oador than
for carpets, tiirn edges townrtls center
and bruiti with tlirec strands; luy ii'pon
floor or table tiiid sew the braids to-
gether on wrong side in whatever shape
desired rouiitl, obloiis' or 8flllBi`¢- 30"”
illi another rua' Iii center turning iwlii
cages of outside rag ovor it before
tn-ttitiing when ti iiattvy ws il dvsilrd-
If by hooked rugs the correspondent
moan. c,_,_,ch,,¢¢,¢1 I-nga I run tell her
(heylrg pt-ochetcd as simple mats are
with a lat-ga strong needle. Stoekinds
ice ones.
myilzn vviltyntrtlite itittcd rugs \‘»'l¢i\ IU"
dan knitting needles. Titlte as many
woo
"Hel," gg you nentl for the tvldtlt of
| , tt s or alx inches beinii’ th*
::::r:lr Lxititrll lcnit bool( anti forth
like nam or toP °f "°°k'“" °';"wT;::
ia called rikhl “ld ‘"°”' un
atrtpoa are long cnouzh. Sew together
in round obiona’ °l‘ '°“\"° '"3" 7°'
round 0:. opiqng crochet a center of
gh, ghgpa you wish your rug, round
which to shape ik __ t- - "'"""
ure In front tiiitl one at the side. It
is in the froiit_ of the ruoiii but titers
nre other wiittlows riid plenty of light,
1 have chenille Q iliis. Shall I put
tlieni lip and tl.U,t them bat-k and
would tt curtain wtiren as Mrs. ,A_ sug-
gests, all sillt. be ainlss to drape over a
door in the satiie room with them? I
was given the pair of curtains and have
but one inside door in the room, I
have lnrger curtains ut the folding
doors, Will someone kliidly help me?
This curtains ure not both pairs alike
In design, but are both on a red ground.
Tho window is opposite the folding
doors. Can I use them all in one room?
Allo, will Mrs, A. please tell nie if
I ahail cut the silk for portierel the
lame width as rags for carpet. and shall
L law thsm lilt or miss ur each color
by iuelf? Also, are the t-All woven
at the carpet weavers and how_ahould
the ragl ba prepared for them.
ENOLA.
_I have llo_dg_ul_|_t_that Ura- At or longs
HANGE (DF
other render can give "Eiit»ia" the iii-
forinntlun she desires about the rags
for the curtains and also uhotit the
cosy t-orner. She surely deserves any
help which can be awarded lit-it' iii re-
turn for her gt-iierous assistance ubutit
the lirtiideti riiite-i as well ns for the
directions for footing stoeltinza given A
few weeks ago.
Digestlble Cheese.
_ My Dear Mis. 1iei'rlek1-Do you know
of any way to t-tink cheese so that it
will not be liitilgest_llile7 I ani/ vet-y
fond of Welsh rarebit, but it isnt fond
of me. Can cheese bo cooked in ta way
al good but not as hard on ths stoiiiaciit’
R. T. N.
Try cooking it with bread crumbs. as
ln a fondu or in baked bread or cheese
-alternate slices of bread and cheese
leaked iii niilk and linked until brown
and puffy. and cheese omelsts. Dues
anyone also know of good and simple
cheers diiihel?
Geranium Leaf fn Jelly.
My Dear Mrs. I-teri-tok:-Can you or
some nt ttgpnadtrn of stun depart-mont
I
tell me what kind of Jelly is lniprorad
by the addition uf a geraiiiuni leaf?
Iiuw is it use-t:'I Do you cook it with
the jelly or put it in when you add the
stig-.ir to the juit-oi’ I would be moat
giaiotul for an answer to those quas-
tltins. ELEANOR M. B.
Crab apple jelly is the only uno to
which l have heurd uf ui zérunium leaf
being added. lt ia nut put iii until the
jelly is ready to turn into the giaaiiaa.
'l‘lieii u geruiilum leaf ia dropped into
the bottom ul' each glasvatid the hot
jelIy'poui‘ed up0n'it. I halIa_ titled \h0
le-.if ol' the oitron aiuel or lemon var-
beiia in the same way. Doe! lnY0li°
know of any other Jelly to which auch
an addition Ia an improvement?
Home-made Moab iaga.
Dear Mrs. Herrick:-A correspondent
asks how to make moth ba” at home.
For several years I have tiaed blga made
of unbieached muaiin, dipped into and
thoroughly soaked in ltronl-alum wltar.
My method la to uae a ganaroitl hull cup
of powdered alutn to a gallon of bellinl
water. . Put the mualla ban into tha
liquid and let them reiiialn in lt uiitll
cold. Then hang the bags up to diy and
drip without wringlng the wator front
them, l do not think any kitid of insect
will invade these bugs unless the eu!"
are already in the goods which are put
into tha bags. This alum water is uso
cloths; presses. A. M.
___ ing t.-urtnlns :intl tiio use, of too much
4 starch will noon intake tha atrongolt Ia°0
I am glad to receive thll suggestion for
my own sake and I have no doubt it will
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each boarina' over! uma the
und.. The rollers mult be dry when
un. Whm throillhjmh the
release the prsaaura tromtba rolh_
l°°lenlna' the mi-inn. whuvnot ,
cover the maiigla' with a blmkahx,
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some other covering to hop dust 3 _",,,»I-1,". nv,
the machine. ' l t' 1 l-lil qgl
When mangllng the clothca take maj
from thu line while damp or Juat bale
they are quite dry, and told
rtrlilht without wrlultlaa. De 10'(
Slirinltls quits as much aa for ragulai
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lronini. if the clothes are dry. IAAYJ it t__
them folded for a couple of hollrl. D0
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that the dampneq will become avan. . 1" -' H
After mangling put the 5006! on I
clothes rack or similar artiela to if-1,
b@f°f° they are packed away. Llrg(
pieceii,_ auch a tablecloths and ahaotl,
should he folded twice with the hams It
the ends, and fed into the machine
straight and lenghtways, can pain;
taken that they do not wrinkle is going
through the machine,
Bflhir them back throuznthe machine
and told in the middle, putting them
through and back again They should
U” fvlded to the sizn dt-sired. Small
P‘“`““- HUC" 1-H -wvitittc ttntti towm, may
Us 'ui-uiitisd iirst nat anti out through
the machine again at each fold und!
folded tv the size desired,
' If lace curtains have had an accident'
or are worn in holes, do not attempt
to dress them, A inuclt better Dian 1|
*O _“U1 -1 viecs the requires me tram an
old curtain, dlp it in starch mm Dr,”
il ffvei the rent with it hot iron. 'tha
d°f=*‘l\'v part wiii thus be invmbiy
mended until next washing day.
_ Muslin Curtains.
Mtishn curtains are a little more
tixiublt-soiiie to do up than lace, lnggmugh
fu- they require to be ironed, -nt, yuh.
NIE should be done the same a.a tha lace,
but tlte rinsing operation must be very
°3\`_@f\llly performed.
After bluclng them lt is a good plan
lu rinse llieni again In clean, cold
‘VHIHV This gives them a beautifully
clear Color, not at all suggestive of tha
i.ilu~i bag
Should the /_-urluins be at all lhcllfifid
to he yellow, 0|- |f they are very much
~“'u*"|- lllifl' niul' he allowed tg gtand
for twenty-itinr hours in cold water to
bleach.
The start*-ing must -br carefully ng.
tended tit and after the cut-t|_|t»t ig
Silurt-zt-tl init of the gt;»,|~¢h_ R lhoum
“Sul” U0 Uliil>t'd into fresh Clegr WM".
Huiicczcu und well clapped between tha
h5i'l_ds before It is dried, T||'|g.|-emgvn
all extraneous particles of ggqmh gm]
preserves the clear untl semi-transparent
lortlt on n'h:`cli their btiautv depends
After lIit.~ t-tirluins ure tsltcn from tha
vluliirs lint- titt-_v should be very un,
f"H~" f°l‘1'-"~l- ""l|Ed lightly and left for
iltfce oi four iioiirs before ironing. If
will be understood that lliiz"y"aro not
left on the line to get hone dry and
l‘“"d- ""1 iU=fl -ity t-iwucli tor ironing.
A Slight sprinltliiig wltii wurtn water ba.
fore rolling will be neC25Sary lf [hay
life too diy.
lltirtnt; the ironing lable ready _un
ironing may be b‘.gtm_
Boiled Starch.
To tntilte boileti, sturoh allow one rgbtp-
sptioiiriil of stuiw.-li to tivo tublelpoonfuis
of t-old \\'.iior_ -,tad half a teatspoonful
‘-'Y lv*-"`i1X lllid ti sniail piece of wax
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ing.
Alix these ltigredients until they lr!
tiiiltc siiiooiii und creniny looking, then
l“’“" U" UU|llY1‘t§ wuier. stirring carefully
_lt_-
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all the time until the starch is crooked tt '
and bettttnea transparent looking. , in
lt should their be strained throtrflft g
K-‘l“L`=i of xniisliii und tiis bggin uovgnd
If the start-li is too thick it may ba
tiiiutco t-.tiit ctiio wnter and this should lt-_tiiti
I 1 t
"'°““"’““ “S °i'°f= H vussibitt ami- it ia
made,
Aitolliei inettitni of niui;liig cigar “gt-ch
with -1 uiulv lv prevent n iiltin forming. 
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is tti allow u quarter of a ppu'|-ig gf ' _
“IUC” ‘O sus uint ot water, mi; gg in ‘
` t
l“5l~ \H"¢-lille. ilit-it iiinltu Lita wat" . |"_
tic more than |i:lte\vnrm. put in tha l,.` _
siuit-Ii and stir it slowly over tha flra I "A 1
uiiiii ii just boils and no morn.
T0 i1l`t-:tent the sttirrii bt-lng (oo "wk,
add il siiitill pic-_‘e of limp. Su-gl" gg
'\‘f‘°Sl‘1\| 3'. pour it itito a basin and gov.;-
uiitil cold.
.-\ gcc-tl lronci will 'malta vary fu'
wrinltlos, lint if tltny Should ocqur g
HOUSEWIFEI Y IDEAS     
place und reiroiiing will affgqg gh _
am A
plceti of bot.-sivax put in . ¢10¢h ‘ng
used to rub the iron will prawn; it
eliciting,
lf “U"\“l"H 'H0 lined. iron the llnlnga
first before stietclilng and pinning out
to dry; and when ironing, tmn from
_ the tnldtllo towards the aidcl, ao that
_ul ‘__ www' un .heh/e. and nw" U! if there is any fulness it may coma to
the edge. wlteic it will uliuw laalt. Ima.
wear out.
Dark sllk»iinetl curtains may be clean-
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be equally welcome to other housekeep-
e"_ 1 had not known of th. "tu, ug ed by grating potatoes In a little wltll '
“um H. 5 menu, to moth and cms, and using :lie clear liquid for lpohg-  I
h,"cu_ _ ing the material. Then go over tha .~  _
____ curtain with a¢clean cloth wrung out ` `='
Hookgd 3_us.._gn 1nq“h»y_ in cold water and iron through a damp ‘gilt
Dear Mrs. Hsrricit;-Wilt aoma ons cloth. 
giva ma g direction for making ruga by Curtains paat their tlrat youth should ffl
hooking? I know you uae nat or soma- not be atarched, than they hang more _ `.i'§5__
thing of tha aort and hook wool, or closely- 
placcg of atutf through, but I don't know Good tops of long curtllhl may be 'f 5-_ _
how tha plecu ara faatensd or any other uaad for short bedroom ourtalnl. Wim .ipt-
dat.\ii|. Can some one help me out? dow curtains look much batter if they-   `
R. Y. T. ara or ons aolor. Ona window with __ ’
x oonfoaa my ignorance. Can aa] of 4 white curtain: and others with quam ' I
ma cievar worltwomon who pad this -poll the appearance ot the holla £1915 =I
giva tho desired instruction# the eutlidn _-- " r" ~"--"‘°“
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