New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

corn!ces. picture moulding, ceiling and walls and
was now going through the stOreroon In search Of
the proper curtains and pictures with which 70
complete the homelikeness OF the room
For cleansing white paint" she had read 70
Annie from her newspaper cutting. &" one Should
use powdered borax in the water. If the paint
looks very dirty. add ammonia. rub with whiting
mixed TO the consistency OF cream with tepid water
FIJI one pail with hot water. another with rsgid
water. ard put a clean cloth IN each. with plenty
OF dry cloths 20 finish with. Wash with the Los
water, rinse with the tepid. then rub dry. Finish
Up the space You are on before beginning on an
other. and work with the grain OF the wood Don't
be afraid 20 use the little wooden skeWer FOR al
All this time a fresh September breeze was blow
ing through the room. drying and airing wherever
it went
egain she referred 70 her professional house o2els
TO CLEAN WINDOWS
wash the sashes FIRST she told Dawson, ths
handy man who always cleaned the windows Use
borax water or borax soap suds and dry quickly
but DO not slep. Kerosene added 10 the water IN
which the sashes are washed viii make them shtne
besides cleansing them rapidly There are any
number OF good washing powders and prepaTat1ns
a clean cloth and tepid water. Polish with news
paper -. -,
this moment Carrying a very tightly plugged botis
Of essence OF peppermint carefully In one hand
sanitary appaIatus ' Of the house vas 70 al svs.y
trap full Of water. closing every door and Id Thsn
EOnQ the roof, he poured the peppermint down
the soii pipe foilowing il Immediately with gallon
S G & G9I 49, 49, a. re +N en- - e,rss,,Il rt az AZ an IN
the Joints and bends IN the plumbing TO see whether
he could tssscs any suspicion OF the volatile as
At length, you. are lucky. Mrs Dash" he sa.G
went away ia the spring took the prsSa9tion :;
emptyfng all the traps and flooding them with Of
the house Is clear Of saver gas It 3 very dsSsss
0Ss 70 occuPy house that has been closed or es;
Lss plumbing and testing IT, have known di1h-
ssrsisssnsss. Many a wealthy family returzrs to
It's palace IN the city. attributes the malaria or
or mountain resort which they have LEFT forgetting
teat ne modern @ house with is network 9 O. plumb
Try farnhoGse. With It's entire lack or modern IN
''weu. this begins TO look Ike homo" eoumsutss
paterfanihas. as he glanced at his wife oppO-
ner served fnpromDtu on a tray before the coolest
window, the snowy window cur ms famed " the
la spots. the book rack ths ornaments
hl9 VIE I'VE al Wor1sso tlst eight hours agiscs
union hours, you AnOW-aI-d instead Of beng al
cons. SO We can tackle The rest 81 the house
Tomorrow saw the dining room and Two OF the
took ionss5 Al the p@ asrs Rs n t6. ressi8S 55
and closets were Tst wiped NTH Damp c-ot then
board as a defence against insect lie. Tie brass
work on the beGs;eads was polished til It shoEe u
the bathroom all the nickel fittings were pohsaet
ing the maids room as much pains was bestowed
70 clean IL thoroughly and leave it sweet cean and
pretty. tho others Indeed it took longer tc1
the other beSrO0us, as al It's painted walls bad %
be gone Ovs- labOrlOU~ly
When toe cleaning was Done Mrs Dash heFsst
hung up the fresh musli.- curtains. spread arts
tic rug the floor. placed 4 roW Cf ported gsra-
ntuIns (Annies favoTite plant IN the window. and
hung q framed photograph Of santa Maria eeiIa
Salute and che Grand Canal over the HIS tnol6
on which Annie had already placed her work eas-
ket and books.
"I shouldn't believe IN any professional house
cleaning Mrs Dash told her husband that night
over the salad. that excluded Anr!e-shss haan
such . brtCl...