HiiinniHiiiniiuHi-
MOW TO WASH SLANKtTS.
Ynil mut never rub snap upon
Wool IllMllkolH. Ullil till' IllUnt ',
nver lie ul lulu water of dlf-
(rent tempera turee. !
Any f tint many white aimpa ;
ttr good fur wiiNlilng wool
blnnkola, Cut aip two ham of
ini) Ktul boll tin-in In eight
'iiimru of water. When It In nil
dissolved turn four quarts Into
tub half full of tepid water,
with I'" If cupful ammonia add
xl. Put your blankets lu thin
tid rlne Uii'in up mid duwn mil
rub them urn! niia them
llinniiili the Intuitu. I'uUwi there
urn very Imil mhih do not rub
I brut on the board.
After they bur brm treated
In ttiln wiijt until you are euro
(hut they are fairly clean lut
them In another tub nf water
lh urn temperature la wlilrh
yon have, added the three quart
of soapy wntr nil go through
th Mill treatment ee you did
it flnit. Take thm out and
put them Into "till another tub
of water the same temperature
ud idd to thla water the re
maining quart of soap. Never
rliiM Wanketa In clr water.
I'ut tlicm tbrouiih tha wringer
and banc them up to dry In a
rattier warm plara In tha aun
If potnllile.
Pull and atralghten them into
Imp
If they are very fine blanket!
qulta a good way to dry them
la to put them on a curtain
frama and atretch then down;
otberwlaa you muat be Tory care
ful to stretch tbem aud pull
ihmti alralifht b hand.
Never put anythln made of
wool Into very hot water, aa It
full and thlrkena It. If you
hre cotton oullia "ilka mower
nnd to make" tlte can be
' laundered very eaally If you
; hava a wahlug machine (ana
, annate mtntt woman who baa
I lane family should hava one).
l ae tha same aoapy water mada
; a little stronger than waa given
f,.r washing the blankets and
I put them In the machine aud
rlnee tbem In clear cold waier.
1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I
FOURTH OF JULY FUN.
Hew te Arrange an Al Praace Repeat
rap ln.deDenden.ee Day.
Independence ly frollc ,or
young and old. and even at home the
n..i. ara usually served In picnic
form. It adds mora to the nature of
k i..,n,iiiv in have an Informal enter
tainment, and It certainly la much
wain- where there la a party or gueaia.
One enjoyable picnic luncheon waa
iii thn itliilua room of a country
house Iwcaune the rain of the previous
A.m mailn Ilia lawn Ullllt for USO.
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The fourteen gueata ant around the
ii'..w hnaa. and tha bare table
waa partially covered by a centerpiece
and dollli of eyelet emnroiuery.
iMaiinra nf cold sliced haiu.nnd tongue
dressed with pnraley, a brick of potted
chicken and several varieties oi pro
ecrvee and n gcnoniua aupply of potato
-l,lna riirmiilited the solid", with
tiLiiiuiiimle lettuce sandwiches aud
tiiimtv nf l-imxI bread and butter.
Il.nl luill.ul oaa put Iii half, with
i. .hlia nai'il aa ruin, cnntnllied the
Kiwdrvd yolka, mlid with aalt, pa
, prlka and a little muatard. Thae were
Inld In a neat of lettuce loavea and
were aerved with French dreading.
('aiilnlouiiea and homemade aiHinee
ako and 'llcloua coffee, enltod nuta
and mint. P'ito compluted a homely
but enjoyable repnat. which waa aerv
d up on wiMitlen picnic pliittora, with
which, togetlmr with a paper napkin,
itch gueat wna provided. A large
liowl of wild flowora graced the center
of tho table, and tho meal had the nd
Tniitiwu of Iwlng free from the ma
rauding anta and aplder which are
prone to disturb an outdoor repast
How te Rtfinlah Old Surface.
The nrat thing to do lu rcflnlshlng
old wood eurfiu-ea la to remove nil Tar
nish aud paint. Tbla may be done
enally by tho ubo of a good varnish re
mover. Tho varnteh remover may be
bought at any piilnt store, aaye the
Woman' World. It la applied with a
brimh and allowed to atnnd for a few
mtnntea! then varulHli and paint are
easily removed. If there aro any burnt
or stnlned place It may bo necessary
to acrape tbe surface with a piece of
gins. Then the surfnee la thoroughly
smoothed with anndpnpor and la ready
for a now. pnlnt or varnish. If It 1 do
elrnhlo to keep the color and grain of
the wood aa they are a clear vnrnlsh
may be used which contnlna tho desir
ed color.
How to Freshen Wirt Soretn.
Select a day when there Is a good
brisk wind blowing, nnd, If a north
wind, clean your south screen, a west
wind your onst screens. Got a good
draft through your room nnd from the
insltlo brush your screens briskly with
any kind of a clean brush that will fit
Into tho corners and you will be pleas
ed to soo clouds of dust wnfted away
mill, I ha stronor draft When well
brushed take a clean cloth nnd wipe
over tho frame and wlro ana your
acreon will be ns clean and fresh aa
when you Just put them In.
Hnui to Kim Douahnuts Fresh.
To keep doughnuts fresh and moist
tear up pieces of paper (clean paper
lmi will rtnl nnd acnttor them between
the doughnut and on the bottom and
top. Lenve thorn there while using tbe
riiinirhmita. Thev absorb the grease
and keen them fresh and vice. TJae
M 4 1 1 t t t Mf
HOW TO tOOK PRtTTY IVtN I
THOUGH SEASICK. t
Many women wear the amart
, mourner rout hihi mil oiiiy ai me
1 hi'iilmiliig unit elm or a vovngo,
' liiitfluu about the ilt'k bi'lwevtt
' time In the comrortulila knitted 7
, awiMtirra iiu vw,a
' Just now the fad. " Tbee kulttwl
enpa are Ideal for ocean wear,
na thvv kef-ii I lie hair from blow-
hie iinililllv alHiut and. unlike
the cbllToii veil, do not them- f
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aoirea v nia auitifc iu n,w -r
hrouKiM
The nuiilnt bonnet can matchea
the while aweatur with blue bor- Z
nor iriuimiuga. me cup umug
whlla worated with a border Of
blue and blue ribbon roaettoa
and tlea. There la a bnbylah aug
mwttou alxiut auch a knlllwl bon
net with Ita big ear roaettoa that 2
la manning ou juai me ngni
tvna of face. and. of course, the
girl wltb the big blue eyea la
rnv lulling In blue rlbbonea
baby can.
rina aa IhiHia pane In lovelr
toft ahadea of tan and brown. T
niatchlna knitted aweatera In the Z
urn colore, and one pretty, fair f
liaireu aH itwiiii
nn a wall nttlnc knlltoil coal
nf aaaa arawn Worated With
bonnet In the eatne abade, tied T
wltb deMr green Hbbona.
NOVEL JABOTS.
Hew te Make Smart and teeming
Neekwear.
A nrettv embroidered tlnen Jabot
can b made from handkerchief.
You will have little dlftlculty making
the Jabot If theae direction! are cloee-
i followed: Place the nandkerctuei
flat on the table and turn one point
under to form a etralu.it top lor me
Jabot. Now, ualng the point oppoatte
aa a center, fold the aldea inu piaiia
nntn the tatiot la the dealrod wuun.
Bnate the plalta In place ana prene
.iih hMtitfi min. wnen me onai-
Inffa are removed von Will hare a Jatwt
pretty enough to pleaaa any one. The
embroidered hanflkercmera wnn eogea
of hnndinado Ince are eapocuiiy wveiy
.hn tiand r,ip tlimta.
Pour handkerchief a can be Joinea to
f,,f-ifi a rinlmv tea atron. When theae
.u'i1 toirether bv hand tliey form
a larco aquare. Arrange tin wnn one
point forming a bib and run a gather
ing atrtiio- acroaa the front, ao that
tho apron fits properly al the waUt
Una. 8litcb a band or lace niaenioo
over till and run ribbon through to
form the apron atrlnga.
The apron la fluUhed by a narrow
adirlns of valoncicnrnMi lace.
Attractive bureau acarfa and a table
cover for the bedroom can be made by
uttlng the bandkorchlera aa meumiiona
and nolntlua them together. Border
theae with an edging or lace.
HOW TO WHITEN THE THROAT
Lsmon Julee or a Rip Tomate Will
Ramava Any Discoloration.
Shapeliness I not all that la necca
aarv to tho milking of a throat beauti
ful. The texture of the akin must be
fine and aoft. white and unblemished,
ri.uinllneaa hi the first essential. A
good thorough scrubbing with a not too
,,ft tirnah. hot water and oap once
a wiu-k Will do 110 lllirin, tllO
w of tbe time using the ordinary
cloth. Apply lemon Juice or a rle to
mato to any discoloration that may ap
pend and utiles tbe pores are eniargeu
Mm, rni crtHiti froolv.
Alcohol will harden the nesn. a wi
the various blenches, there aro aomo
that nre harmless, except In so far as
they Invariably are drying, ,h'l ,n
nmtely leave tho sklu horsh nnd brash.
Hero I one that enn easily bo mndo at
home; but like the others. It Is drying,
so be sure to counteract this effect by
applying cold cream after using It
Mix half an ounce of peroxide of hy
drogen, six ounces of witch bnael and
half an ounce of lnctlc acid. Apply
this with a eoft cloth.
How to Eoonomlit on lee.
A ten cout piece of lie every other
day la a more eeonouilcnl purchase
tbnn n Dve cent piece every dny. Be
ing twice as large and solid. It will last
not only twice aa long as a live ceut
hut it will Elve double aa much
chill to tho refrigerator, and tills chill
will liiHt twice aa long, so tnnt wuen
a iiw enko la nut In it will not melt
na soon aa it would have doue other
wise In fact, a tun cent piece of ice
will often keep a refrigerator so cold
that, escept lu very warm weather,
one can get aloug very well If one only
buys It every three days Instead of
every two.
It Is well to buy a now cane uewn
the Inst one Is entirely gone and the
chill of the Icebox gone with it
How to Open Hoad of Lettuce.
Tn ,min n'tlirht head of lettuce with
out tonrlng the delicate leaves hold the
top of the hend under the com water
fiiucot, allowing the water to run nt
moderate force. The closely wrapped
loaves will unfold slowly uuaer me
ncHnn of the water and there will be
no Injured lenve. When thoroughly
opened and while still wet phice In a
soft cloth and keep In a cold place
nntll needed.
Haw to Kill Dandallons.
A householder who does not like
to have annoeiions sprniKiinB uio
lawn applies a few drops of gnsollne
to each plnnt with a medicine dropper,
putting It directly Into the heart of the
plant. One should bo careful to aee
that a dropper once used for this pur
pose la not used again ror moaicine.
ill I I I I I I I H M I I I I I I I I M M
HOW TO REPRODUCf OLD
PLASTER CAST.
Mnnr women may dealre to re
produce an article In planter.
Tbla la not a dllUcult tnntu-r ir
IhiMe dlreitlima are followed:
The material required are: flee
ter of part, clay, water, a roll
ing apoon aud a bread board two
feef eiiiare. When yon Brat at
tempt It try aometliliig tlniple
half of an apple, for Inatanre.
An extra precaution would be to
mix a tittle bluing witu tne
phiater. to dlatlngtilab It from
the modiil, Moup the half apple
well on the ouUlde. l'lm-e It flat
idle down iiion the modeling
iMiard and build a mound of aori
ened clay around It
When tbhi baa hardened mil
the powdered plaater with water
until It la tbe conalalimry of pan
rake batter. Tour tlila Into the
mold of clay. When It baa hard
ened aoparate the mold from the
caat. To eat the whole of an
object wold one-half at time,
and anap both ablet of tbe Inalde
of the mold thoroughly. Mate
hola In the ton of tbe mom.
which la formed by the union of
the two balvea. Through tbla
onenlnc Dour tbe liquid plaater.
When the caat baa baroenea ii
may be ebellarked or Ivortied.
Tbla la extremely Inte reeling.
Try It tome time and aee.
f n 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 n i in
'A TIMELY SUGGESTION.
Hew te Make a Pool Per the Water
Qsrdsn.
Knwadava there are. many forma of
mratantnir. but Derhnix few are more
Interesting than the water garden.
Un.i naranna have an lnea tnat a wi
ld aaninn la nnlv DoMslbls where tli ere
la large amount of room. Tbla la
flulte wrong notion. There must tie
vanlani lit which It Is not rtoestble
to spare a piece of ground about nine
feet square, and this la all tnat u nec
essary. Tbe situation la a matter or some
imnnrtmp In a eeneral way odd
corner are to be avowea, ana me
tmira mien the nosltlnn the better.
A very good formation lor tne pooi
a-miM lia ibnt of a rough circle. Fix
.-,( ! a anltalila measurement for tbe
diameter of the pond, which ahould be
dug out In the form of a rougn oasin.
Tha imntat denth must be In tbe cen
ter of tlie pool. nd the alUt-a anouio
sink fairly abruptly, in a pooi or mi
alia it la dealrable to have aa much
deep water aa possible, ao that there
will be good accommoontion ror water
Mil, Thn deetieat nart of tbe pool
should not be less than two feet alx
i,,ia and in I irh t be a little more.
Afinr the dlustng out of the oaain
one of the first steps Is to make aure
that the soil I pressed down very
flrinlv In the tiottom.
Thn nnnatlon of lining the basin now
arlsea. Of course there I no doubt
that the Ideal way, I to spread over
h. s.hnU nf thn flour a lsver of con
crete. This sulistance 1 formed by
mixing modornto sued stone witn co
mmit, and the making of It 1 not be
yond the average amateur. The con
crete Is spread over the bottom or tne
basin and should not lie less tnan tnree
Incboa In thiuknesa.
How te Arrange For Early Breakfast.
Miniv u'imiim are cnllcd anon to have
early breakfast, and aoine tlud It qujte
a hardship. To relieve this hardship.
Biild an accomplished housekeeper, I
have adopted the following plan: ne-
fora retiring at night 1 set my moie,
prepare the fruit and place It in a cool
place, roll my uutter halls and put on
loe. If I am to have a cooked cereal
I put It to soak In a double boiler,
which needs only to be put over the
Are first thing on coming Into the
kitchen In the morning; If a cereal
only to be crisped 1 measure It Into a
pan ready to be run Into the oven.
1 measure my coffee aud put It In the
pot ready for the water. If I am to
have hot biscuits or wattles or buck
wheat cakes I measure the flour and
all lugredlenta and have it ready to
mix with the milk, or If I am to have
toast I slice the bread ready for the
toaster. If I am to have breakfast ba
con I have It sliced aud ready for the
spider, or If there are to be croquettes
I mold them nnd have them ready to
be browned. Thus I have my break
fast ready In twenty or twenty-nve
minutes after entering the kitchen In
the morning. ,
How to ProUot Parasols,
Thn ilollontnlv colored silk and linen
pnrnsols so popular this summer ought
in linvn cases to keel) them dust and
spot free when not In use. These cov
ers aro very ensy to make. The para
sol should be measured from the tip
to the end of the ribs, and a bag, shap
ed at the end, should be cut the proper
length. The seam may be sewed plain
ly or with some fancy stitch. Turn
over the top nnd Insert a drawing
string or sew bending at the top ana
Insert ribbon. An embroidered Initial
In the center of the bag makes It more
attractive.
How to Mend a Hot Water Bottle.
If you find a tiny break in the hot
wntor bag don't throw it away. Ap
ply several conts of liquid court plaster
nnd let each coat dry before applying
the next. This will extend the useful
ness of the bag, as the court plaster
la waterproof and hot water will not
melt it
How to Make Meat Pie Crust.
To prevent the gravy soaking
through the bottom crust of meat pics
brush over the crust with white of egg.
Five Solid
.af JTIVE solid reasons why each farm
i rj needs a manure spreader are these,
.WK. r in ths words of a farmer who has
TR devoted much time to correct soil-
JL .'Zm feeding. 1. It saves disagreeable
and hard work. 2. It pulverizes and mixes
the manure mass. 3. It distributes manure
evenly over tho field, insuring a good, evert
stand of grain. 4. It prevents loss of nitrogen
through fermentation or leaching in the pile
when manure is hauled directly from the stable.
6. Indirectly, the ease with which it can be
handled encourages the owner to care for the
manure and distribute it on the fields care
fully instead of wasting it
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or reverse. - - - -
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ditions and all strains they may meet Each
feature has its purpose. Up hill or down or
cutting corners, they spread all kinds of
manure evenly, in a light or heavy coat at
the will of the driver. The beater drive is
strong and simple, beater teeth are square and
chisel pointed to pulverize the manure, and
the large diameter of the beater prevents wind
ing. The rear axle, carrying a large percent
age of the load, insures ample tractive power.
But see all these things yourself at your local
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