The Meeker herald., 1890-06-14
MEEKER HERALD.
LITTLE HOME COMFORTS.
How the Hous~-Mt-tT-.s Can Avoid fsie-
tioa In Her DoEi.in.-


and so little things involve com
fort not alono for ourselves bu, To-
Others. A happy home IL not neccs-
sarily one possessing rich decoration
and magnificent furnishing, says Harp
ers Bazar, for even amidst such ap
pointuents II the motto "a plae" for
every thing and every thing In
its place bo not observed, tho
house mistress will hnd friction
in her domains. There Is often
nothing So much needed a. Is pi"co of
brown wrapping paper. but 10 obtain
this the entiT. household must be- put
into confusion. drawers and closets bo
hopelessly ransaos-i. and finally tho
package will b. wrapped In tn" morning
paper. though before night this very
paper shall bo asked for hy the cha
grined and disappointed head o' she
house. Yet quantities OF wrsppiu;
paper arr brought into every home. osly
TO be- ,hougEtloisly burned os AoI.oir- Is
erumpl0i. All tho annoyance and vnN'
alton caused 81 tAn want Of thla cUglI h.
saved by onion iag rigid rgio 10 prop
vrly caro for tEiT paper. Nhca plrF-
ago Is left, smooth out the wTiah!E
necessity mai} In III. Wrapper, an
then fold anl Ils-c IL In the closet arA
- - -A--ts .-=-.st=sssis sa.is-.,a-, ri
sue p0pcr zhouil bo treated In the siiue
manner, AID put carefully aside Cor
future usa: and newspapers, which hro
frequently needed for reference. should
have place OF their own. II only re-
ga.i-i - valuable for sInhiinr puf-
rIsTs, IL saves tlm. to b" ablp to 81 Ill
ructiy 10 the spot vh.r. they arr EoP,.
Paper hsgs should ala bo preserved.
Su ono Enuss until she hears tho do
manls ~ daily wants just what viii br
needed, aul DO "a great economy oi
both t.aso ard strength 20 iud a, one"
the f.luir8i sriirl", Also hay. place
Tor cari-hIsri and paper boxes. They
aFo IT,"laIly tb" ihlug for fiowrr,,
'raGheHi aH1 lln,s, protecting iA1m
much moHu s.fr.y ihaE NlIl paper. s.
IDyt irN ~ tF-lUt ,-lr and hliape. all
h. careful to a.up your ,t1c's Ncll sup
piled. n you slE nBi .;iori % ss.is'n /.
part Of a r!usr' tp Ihrlr uses. ta,I UIt
thom oR top u wardrobe or elect, la /.
st".d o! Ilscommo-llns yourself 10y
crowllng every nook and Granny wlihin, |
a cunE-alrut and acecsslhlc plnce !
woull bc over the closets usually f1rri !
In N" pas,aF-Way between sleeping I
apartments
II" prudru, also aud keep your cord |
and tNIur, AfirE rolling and fastening 4
tho sane, place In iuo ss;rl.oari t-,zr~
leaving one In the Kitchen closet t.r Tho /
many us1n oi the lauBiry.nasi. ru' !
example. 81" runa = strong rori Ghru'. a. !
tn. but,nn,Aul.s of tho collars ani cuffs. !
ties the ends ~ The cord between two |
lengths Of tho cioihcs.iinr. ~ S.,ln: /
sIac" ca ilu Inc, and IN" anaoyanc" Of 4
separately fastening -arh pisc" Of linen
hy rlpihrn.pin. iiayin. placed ,h- 1
box conveniently for Kitchen uss-,, pgi I
another Ia ~" closet mos, ac-.-saib!o Tor |
tho -nIir- 'aniiy. Beside. ,Lc.-, La,"
dainty .ilk-c"s-E'sI ball, OF i.inS Ia III. |
library and other psr;a Of III. hors..
They Will prove rr-i,y a. ~-li a. a,-'
'al ornaui-n, tor any rootn. ard ~ I,
The .sin" you siii attach = snail pair Of
~ri.-rr.. ,h-." also will b. found . Hrra, |
convenience.
And ~ha, ran h, said regarding the
hunt for writing paT-r and lead. pm ciia9
No, only the family hut tn" servant,
should know ~hrrr ~ md At once the
requisite, TOR writing brief mote. I
Frequently messages arr i-fs with a
maid when u IL not ss'" "a trust An In. I
r"ri,ni matter tn her memory. ~. 10 I
avoid mistakes. and for . variety o;
reasons. keep = pod Of paper and two
s-li',harr"nt-i irsi.r~ncii, - In case
on" shuaii m-Nt siih srriI-nt-in the
drawer oi jour hat rack, or some equal.
ly c"nYou.cn, piaac. In large fainili.,
such n fai il sometimes k"r, 80 toll |
when ip lock ~" hall du-cr. "A one ani 1
another group onirr shcy rad The names |
uf those silil out, drawing limo /
through thcir oNn names, - that when I
all the Names Af- checked hut that uf
the lastcomor. he bolts and bars for ,hc
night
Writing paper. envelopes, l.ai.pcn.
cils, pens, p-n.hoIicrs and gosi black
ink should bc a part ot the furnishing
~ your F'ti"s,-chauil.rr II il very In.
convenient a. well ,s embarrassing Tor
visitor :" h. obliged ,n ask permission
TO writ. a note or letter. and whom
friends come unpru,id-i with their own
stationery do n", let them miss their
own horne comforts, hu. have all the liz.
Ito nccrs'iry things Within Easy r'ach.
u j. not rich upholstery nor dainty fr,s.
cning which they will .akc away as
pheasant mUluvrl"l. hu, the warmth.
ch.or aud ihogrhtulngs ~ that kcp, them
frum mi ihu rhArm Of their own
home life. How strained become our
nerves. ard how Inpatient our words
wlirn looking Tor bHttnn hook or The
pins N yisitEr - kept waiting. or an
cnra"om"nt that demands Immediate
attention Is delayed, Tho Bible says.
"'Thc little foxes spoil the vines"
Happy is .ho InispT..,s whose furnilhlnc
oi home is such that IA" little needed
things arc not 'orputt"nl