The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23


that she carried the umbrella until
little was left but tho hole.
Wall Papers and HangIrgs.
There should be no striking contrast
between carpet, wall paper and hang
ings. They should he rather quiet in
tone, ressrvins bright coiors for the
smaller pieces covers, lambre-
quins, cushions, picture scarfs, ect.
Soft shades OF brown, warm grays,
ecru and the various tints of olive are
good colors for the grounds ofcarpets,
frightened by arabesque designs in
old rose, old blue, pale yellow, shrimp
pink, dull gold or light red. Avoid
floral patterns which are conspicuous
and harmonic with nothing. Many
people like a plain carpet, with a fig
ured border; but whatever is chosen
for the center, the border should be
dark and richer in tone, while the
hangings and wall paper should COM
plete the color scheme OF the room.
Several bright colors may he used
IN q room, II not allowed to touch
each other; for the various hues will
melt into one harmonious whole, II
separated by neutral tints. Rich gold
en- browns and blues, bright yellow,
so suggestive of the warm sunshine.
and the CHEEKY shades OF red-colors
which are not seen to any extent In
summer furnishings-are especially
welcome during the winter months. A
red rug in front OF an open fire gives a
delightful glow to the room, while in
summer the effect would be unbeara-
bly, warm. A yellow silk curtain
across an open bookcase, or piece
OF ruby -colored plush behind hang
ing cabinet for bric-a-brac, also give
cherry touches to q room.-Good
Housekeeping.
How Shall q Woman Speak Of
Her Husband.
In speaking other husband woman
never makes mistake ifshe calls hin
"Mr." or my husband" 1t is some
times difficult to decide when thu
husband has title just what the wif'
should do with it. This is the sever
est rule. In speaking OF her husband
she should not say General A." Oh
Doctor b." but "Mr. A." "Mr. b.
No matter what he is-judge, Govern
er, captain--to her he is and should b.
plain "Mr. A." Mrs. Grant never ever
when her husband was President SPOKE
OF him as other than Mr.. Grant
though it is the custom of the Presi
dents wife to speak OF him as 9TH
President" u
The one exception to this rule o
| ignoring her husbands official or pro
fessional titles is when the wife pre-
sents him to any one else. Then sh,
says, "my husband, Senator Smith,
or simply, "Dr. Jones'" The reason
for this is evident. 1t gives the prope
clue to the stranger, who would wish
of course, to address the new &C
quaintance with the proper title.
Last of all, let any wife take heet
how she wears her husband g title ant
allows herself to be spoken OF as "Mrs
Governor JONES'" or MRS. Secretary
Smith," No matter what title hel
husband has, she has no more right
| to wear it than she has to wear hi
shoes.
Recipes for Those Who Cook.
TO Bottle CRANBERRIEs-Pick tn,
cranberries quite clean and put then
| in clean bottles; fill the bottles will
cold water that has previously beer
boiled; cement the corks, or cove
them with thin paper rubbed owe
with white OF egg, and keep them in
cool, dry place.
To PICK OVER CONTAMINATION
boiling water over the cranberries
This instantly swells all the good one
and makes it easy to pick out decaye'
ones. Stew the fruit until soft in [
very little water. When soft add suga
to taste.
SrEwED CRANBERRIEs-To quar-
| of cranberries allow one quart Q
water and nearly a pound Of sugar
let the water heat while you wash an,
look over the berries; drop them i
the water and let them cook 70
twenty minutes, then add tlse sugar
After it is dissolved let the sauce com
to q boil, then take from the stove
Some cooks strain the juice to max
it clear.
BOILED TURKEY-When it is trusset
boil it, breast downward, for al
hour and half, or longer il It
large or old. It is much better fla,
ored il it is boiled in the stock pc
rather than in plain water, but i
any case few veget ables should b
added, some spice, herbs and o littl
salt. II it is to be eaten cold It shout
be .slightly undsrcooked and then lei
to get cold in the saucepan, ~ by thi
means It cannot drain and, becom
dry. The water should boil when
first goes in. and simmer after
ward.
| CRANBERRY sAUcE-To one poun
OF cranbsrries. after they are poke
over and washed, allow one pound ,
graduated sugar and half pint
water. Put the sugar and water int