Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-01
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clothes inny not como ann, MY ears d
must admit that clothes -. Al
cared for properly win ou,,s .na' an
mat are neglected. aside iram NOV =
also appearing better Ii a. A. neir
matter how fino the maia,,' Joes moi
OF which they are made ,s ~, marh
dusl-grimed from cara,a. 'nsy an
brushing, or ill-itting from nss1 3. b
folding or hanging. they VIII VIII y. a'ial
make as good an appearsre 49,. never
made from a cheaper AL y shoe
grade OF cloth that ha, been c.,i rp"fs'
There is no color that . lssu ier
dust sooner than black, II s lh'
faced fabric the dast NAV !. ,n'0th
removed with a brush. broon = sasiy
tic brush. or il lit some d. \. Os's
brush d II Is not Of so mucs d ,' IN
lance. for it may removal :. 'lpo'.
any time before using, but y - a'n'oss
Is corded or rough faced n - !, s'0'a
the utmost Importance Tia, q
shall b, bu,hcd thoroughly !. -. ~. '
convenient. After cominv n y
outs d the clothes ars very ar i. !, IRON
tain n good d,al Of the dnsp = = !. .
street, and at such time, Il n,s = ~
they should be brushed lhoranr JI,.s's
putting away. First, the hat - eu
net must be brushed well, trimn g''.
nm all II Of felt or straw. = lr''.9s
brush. such rs Is used for e,otl.. as
the best; but II Of velvet, 1 fnar =. :
which is made especially for su. J'e
purpose. shoul | be used. Hh;s
cloth. n fine corn broom will d. ~
well. and some also use this ar,io,.,s
felt. but generally 1t is too coor,e ~
Is not as good in any way as the ,,r; sa
brush. In brushing felt hat Or h..
not, always brush one way to keen !,
looking nice.
After being caught in rain -
snow-storm with felt hat, ana L /
wet. on coming inside do not mi !, :
dry without brushing. With tho bru.,
begin at tho rim and 20 round and
round. always the one u,y
brushing very hard. until Il,
crown Is reached. brushing I'M
in the Same way until Won 6n.
ish in tho center the top Of the crown.
then pa it away to dry and whsl
wanted it will look almost as good u
new. Never put felt hat away whils
wet without brushing. or it will b.
spotted when dry. Mems siiff hat,
may be kept looking nice il treated
In This way after being out In a storm
1.-THE outside garment or wrap is Of
smooth ar corded ma erial, it should
he well b.'ushed aud hung away bu
If rough faced. it will need to be taken
into the air and we'll shaken in adj
ton to br,shing. to remove even
part Of the dust that is sure to adhere
TO it. A dress, whether rough OF
smooth cloth. should be taken out
into the air and shaken. owing to liz
being next to impossible to get into
the crevices Of tho draperios, where
the dust is certain to find
lodgment. with brush
broom or bristle brush Never
use brush If any kind on a silk
dress. as pieoo of wooden cloh will
do tho work a great deal better, AID
will not i'jnre the fabric. which
brush generally d pes. 1t is Il god
| plan TO hang heavy dire 'ses and wraps
ON the line once in a while. when .
stiff wind is blowing. which will Dc
moro toward cleansing than all The
brushing that coul b, given them
To be sure, this Is MOTTO DO recon-
mendcd for light delicate ma erial
but my for such goods as hold The
dust. 1t is yer; i'm ortant that mems
dark-colored diagonal clothes shou
DC brushed frequently, for. il neglect
cd. it will be found impossible TO 70
move the dust. aid # the clothes art
black. they soon have the appearance
of bsing off color long ere they should
be.
Never turn coat inside out when
hanging ii up. or you will surely run
tho set Of the collar. Whsrs conyea
lent wire frames ara tho best to uss,
for this purpose. but lacking these
hang the coat by the loop at the cor
lar with the right side ont Nevel
hang dress up inside out bit II posi-
Die ;llow it two nails, some distance
apart. HING it with front facing OUT
by the loops usually placed o. .l'
waislband at each side breadth. la''
way of hanging a dress will keep 'h'
draprry and plaits, IT there arc a's'
in position. and is the mode recon-
mended by an experienced u''sr
maker. Some have The loops "
which to hang up their blsques on ,ns
waist line inside. or the collar ou'
the best authority advises 'hem
be sewn one under. each arm
The same nails used Ior ,@
skirt are not generally too in
apart, bat if ,hey should be- one :"
the skirt nails. and another owe ot' y,
into the wall the distance w'sne" ,hs
tho basque, can be u.ed. Hang ' Ts
b SOU rs, aud the skirt over !" ,.,a.
b. sure, where there is muca ""%
ming on u ba que. or it is OF de ',isar
fabric which will not par efu'ne
it may be well to hang it alone !, !. has, he:,
from the skirt, but usually 1t IS mm
to hang both together In a .Ov w..
having no closet or wardfoo' " wall
cover the clothes if hung Oh All,
wi h A cambria or creto he 'u', .,ao
This Ian is excellent 10, e .,ys
clothes in closet also. and WIN , i
n good deal of wear from p,' o,osel