The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15

dessert coffee and cakes, minus the bright
eyes of Helen, which, somehow, Stanton
seems to think Indispensable Though !
am sure Plunkett and WoodllH would
never include them in their bill Of fare.
What do ! look for first in The Con-
sutution? Not for Bill Arp my dear
old friend, nor Plunkett, or even Aunt
Susie and the sisters. but Len G.
Broughton.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Dean. Rex. Ark,-lf you
will give space In your columns I will
tell Mrs. j. e. Burke how to put up
fruit with sulphur. We put up about
rs gallons of peaches last year in a bar
rel and they kept SO nice. We gathered
the incest peaches. peeled and halved
them. Have a good sized box ready TO
smoke peaches in, lay stout stick across
top of box to hang basket on, I'LL Il hal1
bushel basket full of fruit, hang 1t on
stick in box. get a tin pan or something
to burn sulphur In; TO half busnel OF
peaches burn one tablespoonful sulphur.
cover box tightly to keep smoke in and
smoke them about fifteen or twenty MIN
utes. Stir peaches once while smoking.
Have a barrel or keg ready and as fast
as they are smoked put in barrel or yes
sci of any kind. then cover the barrel
with cloth. They do not have to be
kept alright. You van 90 into them
at any time without injuring them, so
/ hope 1 have made directions plain
Miss Mary r. White. Boston, Ga.--As
all the women and children fly to you
when they are in distress or want any
thing l hope you will allow me space
for a little talk on squashes. | planted
the FaXon squash seed this year. They
came up we'll, grew rapidly and the
squashes We're ready for use by the 18th
of May. They were OF fine quality and
u, tat, 1iJtv
sure that the family, the cow and the
pig were provided with rations for six
weeks at least. But by the last OF May
wholesale death struck my patch and
left but one thrifty, growing vine. ON
examining the vines l found from two 10
five white grtlbs in every Vine They go
in at the surface Of the ground and bore
up the center of the vine. causing the
vines to die in q short time Now what
! want is some old-fashioned, round,
green and white simlns. such as our
mothers used to grow fifty years ago, and
l will be much obliged to any one who
will send me a few simlin seed and will
return the favor if can. They are
better than improved squashes. anyway.
and they are grub proof. Who ever heard
of q simlin patch dying out at the very
beginning of its business season? II
there are any simlin seed left In the land
do please somebody send me some!
sires to correspond with some worthy,
willing, capable settled woman or girl
who wants a permanent. congenal home
and can offer her either good wages or
equivalent of same in clothes, etc, in
exchange for her services as general
household help small farm near city.
Have three children, youngest years
old-family of five She must come eN-
pecting to show an interest in her new
friends and daily tasks, and the right per-
son will be treated as a member of the
family. with any reasonable guarantee as
20 her future. Applicants should have
| health character, energy, neatness. tn
telligence. kindly disposition and fair
knowledge of plain cooking and house
| work References exchanged. My hus-
band is one Of The Constitutions editors:
Am tired of worthless negro help and
the languid. slouchy Indifferent class Of
servants whose interest does not extend
further than their pay. Prefer someone
Who really needs and will appreciate a
good home, pleasant relations and fair
| remunera ton. None others need write
Write to above address, care Of Consu-
tuition office