The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-26

Always bern yo1- table Ilrs- ~ hard q
-. car SFare tns t1r2e = 60 x II ws@ss
and looks 70 fn2Eh nezfer-
For peach stairs = weak sosutsor q
chloride CT ETs combined with sE11sEs
pzfte1ces long saak1ng 5 essential
Eggs srx al important thing fo- to
lrrc1 hazEe9 for sczoos crtldren. CSe%-se
ard apples. ard ants. 100. are coed food.
Crisp celery Is always weacone adjunct
70 eos1 n.ezfs ard Is 4 frs nsrvtns. so may
be o. yc1x table Ter every zeal win
profit
a guest should sixays be careful 20 keep
her cwr roCza - perfect orce-, 10 that 70
extra work u r1Acs Ter TIA hostess OF the
servants
Flour Is recommended for cleaning ssi-
ver-banked hair brushes When they iced
polishing. protect TIE brtssles with strip
u paper.
Furniture nssas cleau.ng as web a. o.he-
woodwork vzsn Il Fl warn soap sG1s,
wsne dry. Ensn r2D wei with canton Tan
rs! cloth: polish until = snines-
The pecuIkar1stss ard wishes OF earn
child should re considered ard followed
GU. as nearly 81 possible 80 that they ma
develop according 20 their natures.
Sweet ard sszruhy foods Should lie dis
carried from your diet IL ycCr liver - dis
ro@ed % give yo1 trouble. Content your
ssf with meat and green vegetables frGI-
and whole wheat bread
When the fingers are stained from hull
Ing waIazts. Dip them IN strong tea, rub
alng them vel viii nall brush: then IN
warm water, and the stains VIII dEsap-
pear.
When Ink has beer spilled upon linen,
tTy dipping the spots IL hot melted taII0w.
TIE hot TALON seems 70 absorb the Ink.
and after washing 10 the stains viii De
found 70 have entirely disappeared.
II yoGr cane sees chairs have sunken
down. they can be renovated by turning
them upside down and Washing IN syroE z
eoapSufs- So them 10 dry, and hey Will
be found 70 have become quite Fat.
For wine stains sprinkle well with salt.
nloisten with telling water Jet stand A
few moments. then pour boiling water
through until the stains disappear. Blood
stains can be taken our with cold water.
Mint vinegar Is made ny covering the
/ leaves with good cider vinegar. II will
keep for years ard ~ good TO be used for
mint sauce. 4 tablespoonful OF Il Il a
glass OF Ice water swestened makes q re-
freshipz Drink
II Is well 10 sprinkle lime freely abou.
and through the cellar al this season OF
the year. as Il absorb5 all moisture and
gives the cellar a freshness. The windows
% a cellar should be opened al night and
closed IN the day time
A very nlce way OF serving lce-eold raw
tomatoes r. 20 remove the inside. leaving
a thick wall. Take out the seeds. and 70
the pulp add equal paris Of dry mustard
and brown sugar. little sail. pepper and
vinegar: str this inso & paste and refll
the tomatoes with IL. Delicious.
Do not put hot water. or any kind OF
water, upon wcolens t1at have had liquid
wheat or rye flour over the grease spots
~ nd let Ii absorb the grease brush OF. and
II grease Is not all out. apply the -four
again. and IL VIII remove al OF the grease.
When water Is served at the table from
carare II may be frozen Ia the bottle
with little trouble Phi the bottle about
a third full Of water and pack IL In salt
and ices then wrap aFoand with wet news
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freeze If prepared In this way over night
Pin up the bottle for the table II looks
pretty.
Frequently ice IS hard to keep at hand
with campers and for picnickers, and the
food suffers FOR want OF II. A common clay
flower pot can he placed over a plate OF
butter. wrapping around II cloth wet IN
cold water, keeping moist all the time. and
milk VIII keep sweet II treated IN the same
way Ice can be done away with In this
manner.
When making custards for buildings or
for pies. II the milk Is first brought 10 a
scald and then stirred into the beaten eggs
and sugar and placed at once In the oven
for baking IL viii require only half the
time 10 bake. Cup custard may be steam
cd. and IS often nicer than baking II: 1t
viii steam IN fifteen minutes IL maGewith
hot milk.
For making apple fritters for two people
take one egg. beat until light without sep
aratspg, add 20 IL half a cup OF milk. SwO-
tlAEG& OF cup OF HOUR AJtl a tttNE tEd-
spoon Of baking powder. Chop two good
sized apples into small bits and add 70 the
batter Add q little salt TO the batter.
Then drop by spooufuls into smoking hot
fat. Serve with a sweet sauce.
II one has some light oak furniture, and
Il IS desired TO have II a dark oak color. Il
can be done by putting Il IN small room
have a gas stove. with a kettle OF hot wa
ter tn which one ounce Of ammonia Ia s
been added ~ II tone pint Of water. Light
the stove. close the room. excluding the
air: by the time the water has all boiled
away the oak win be rich dark color.
Never take a drink FL the dark Look
before YOU drink as well as before you
leap. Water should he boiled before Il *
~ To drink There IS a sediment in all
water ard in this sediment disease turks.
You can filter the water. but BY boiling II
YOU destroy ali Of the germs Then YOU
are sure 70 have pure water. Put IL IN
fruit bottles and set on ice In your refrig-
orator 20 be chilled.
A good substitute for cream 20 eat on
fresh fruits may be msfe By beating TO-
gether the whites OF two eggs, A leVe.
teaspoon Of sugar, = piece OF butter tha
size ~ a hickory nut. one teaspoon Of corn
starch: stir in haf cup OF sweet milk and
heat hard; then puf a cup OF milk over the
Ere 20 heat. add the egg and milk TO q,
let Il simmer until n gets thick. and when
cold Use IL rs cream.