The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-25

whirled over the dishes. When the
compartment holding the washing
powder is removed, clear water Is
sprayed over the dishes, and If 1t is
very hot and the dishes are properly
placed, they can be left to dry, and
win be just as clean and sweet as II
wiped with a towel.
For wiping up the floors there
comes a scrubbing mat of wicker with
a frame of fender in front of It to
keep water from running back and
soihng the garments of the cleaner.
A new pineapple clip not only takes
out the eyes, but throws them away.
An egg heater shaped like a large
cigar cutter, with sharp teeth, cuts
off the top of a soft-boiled egg, or a
raw one, for that matter, and saves
many a tablecloth.
A woman who likes lamp light in her
drawing-room and djning-room will
appreciate a new oil can with a NOV
able faucet which whirls around and
runs into the opening of almost any
style of lamp.
New kitchen cabinets and tables
combined are offered almost every sea-
son. The latest has marble top for
pastry, below which are two bins for
-four, upon which rest two drawers
big enough for sugar. Above the pas
try board, like pigeonholes In a DESK
are rows of compartments with draw
ers clearly marked for spices. SALT
baking powder and housekeeping sun
dries, even to string and wrapping pa
per.
For the pastry work there now comes
rolling pin of heavy glass, which can
be opened at one end, showing a hol-
low cylinder to be filled with ice.
A brush for cleaning cut glass Is
made in three sections, using fine bris-
ties at one end, coarse bristles at the
other, and an ordinary bristle in the
center The shape is not unlike that of
the sole of the shoe.
A small potato masher, tufted and
padded with channels. is excellent for
polishing the bowls of silver spoons.
The iceless refrigerator for winter
use is made of stout screening or
perforated metal. and can be hung in
the cellar or in the extension where the
air is cool. 1t has a lock and key, and
will hold a goodly supply of proven
der.
A new butter mold for individual
service comes In the form of a rolling
p:n with twelve depressions in as
many shapes, including the four aces
and dice. A slab of butter, one-half
inch thick, is laid on the pastry table
and the rolling pin run over it, to cut
out the shapes.
A mayonnaise mixer is in the form
of jar with device like an egg
heater inside, and funnel attached to
the edge, through which the oil is
dropped. The mixer turns with crank
and the oil falls, drop by drop. through
the funnel.
Both patent bread makers and small
! butter makers are sold In goodly
1 quantities I'm the city shops. This fact
| is due, no doubt, to the published ac-
counts of dirty bake shops and adul-
| terations of butter. With the conven-
fences mentioned, a woman who has a
small family can make both her own
bread and butter. The bread maker,
which costs $3.50, is of tin and looks
like tall bucket with a handle like
an ice cream freezer. The yeast. wa
| ter or milk are put in first, then the
-four is turned in while the crank
moves around, until it is thoroughly
mixed. After the first raising the
crank is turned three minutes, knead-
ing the dough like the human arm, and
! leaving it in a big, tidy roll, ready to
be cut into eight loaves.
The butter maker looks like a glass
fruit jar, holding a pyramidal spring,
over which is a perforated disk The
spring dashes the cream through holes
in the disk, and a small quantity OF
butter can be made very quickly.