Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-05-25
SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE.

81 ttNLNI IbNN Uf VALUE.
II i sid hat in families which roaS
heir own 60 lee, d.phtheria cannot go'
a foo II ILL., rs the y .nCent aroma Of the
roasting ro'ee eli ctullly destroys the
germs o the III else.
SIS. on taken from the common wood.
ch,ck ~ oIud o. h z yrecom
%, nlcl for leather Boo's. harness. OF
loather art les n atel with II be
come so aud pi'4b G yet it does not
II Is ella mol, en- the pores OF the
elther, but eilectdal.y excludes damp.
ness.
A BEDROOM in which there is a stove
can he we'll vent late l 10y putting n
burning lamp Just within the stove
with II q stove door open, letting il
burn through the ii yht. This can be
used in summer when no fire Is kept in
the stove Tie b rning lamp causes
draft. and that draft takes out the foul
air.
DELrc o~s oa.m>al Cruel NAV be
mahe by storing p cuptui OF oatmeal
INTO a bowl OF wafer, lowing 1t q"
,ttud lev IN nuteS ut: the coarsest
particles have fal a. e the bottom,
pouring off the later and repeat ng
the opera'io once or twice The water
shout then be o lei. stirring it con
stan " until it It sa,lic emily cooked
4 WRITER in the Germantown Tele-
orapi SAYS that convenient place 70.
boots AMI oes which are sure to he in
tie way. can easily be nude bv procur-
ing a shoe or boot box tor 10th if Your
family is large. at any shoe store Put
hinges on to hold the lii Drive nails
near the top on the back of the inside,
to hang the slippers upon, AID it Is
ready for use. If painted or cushioned
and curtained it looks well and will
answer for seat il neces arY.
A MIXTURE which is excellent for re-
moving grease spots and stains from
carpet anil cloth z il made # two
on ces of ammonia, two-ornccs of white
CASTLE soap. one ounce of elyccrine, one
onnce OF ether; cut tie soap fine, dis
solve in one pint OF water over the fire;
add two quarts OF wafer. Mix thorough
". and wash soiled garments in it For
removing spots use sponge or clean
hannnl cloth, and wi h dry Goth rub
a. dry as ossibr. Woolen goods may
be made t ook y ight and fresh by
being sponged WIKI this
A sIMrLE and inexpensive method OF
cleani the vaste-pi of washstands.
blth-tub'. or kite on sinks, the stoppage
of which often entails great expense, is
IN d to he a follows Just before re-
firing al ~ h pour into the pipe
enough iiquI potash I've Of thirty-six
degrees strength 10 81 the trap" a. it
is cal ell, or bent portion OF tn pipe just
below The oI'let. About pint will
sufli for wa.hs'and or quart for .
b th-tub or kitchen sink. BE sure
that no va'er runs into u TIL next
morning Dur ing the n ght the I've will
convert all the o.lal in the pipe into
sof soap, and the fr,t current of water
in the orning vii remove 1t entirely,
and !, ave tie uipe n clean a. new. The
so called 30 ash We IS not recommend
eel for this p rpo-e. TIE I've should lie
kept in heav glass bot les or demiiohns.
cove ell with wicker wire. and plainly
lbcl-d; always under lock when lot
a. actual Il O.
TOILET sEr.-Take piece Of brown
Hol and and trace design of daisiet
and ewes Work the latter and stems,
with dark green crewels. Tor tee
a. sizes, thin Wlite : is muslin IS used
en- it in sirius ~ inch vide. lake
on strip and one en- and with pier
rer make a tiny ho in the ONT OF tho
| Traced petal lie t end OF the gath
ered mn lin through his, and fa,tcn il
4 Ia Il