Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
DISH WASHING.

u terribly plebeian, l s'pose." sait
r.e girl with the dreamy eyes. bal.
hi'clnG herself on the kitchen table ton
out just o to wash dishes.s
Her young married friend OBJ TIL.
S"iIS pan for draining them.
Wash the glass, dry II at once oui
si the slsds and put it away. Then thu
u glass dish she uniuckily LappenuJ
20 be wiping at that instant, and sur.
Neyea her caller unheedful of broken
tpits OF 4 wedding preAent this
door. The Girl looked ane 80 sh.s
merely questioned. with socrufui en-
IhAsis: You do. You must. Dd YOU
ever try IT,
Ehtelle. I mean it, but !
mont DO the deed as you do. S4e here.
glass. eto.. m similar manner.
Have ready " h:hpdL filed WITH hot.
e~oapy w~4er. "A itnsing pan close beside
ti flied with clear, boiling water ana a
Lex me show you how 10 wash dishes
scientifically axsd Incidentally how to
NreserNe the process from drudgery.
Clear the table by piling au tho
piates OF 4 size together before rc,nov-
ing them. the cups. s.ucers. silver and
silver. rinsing IT, drying and putting IL
also u OF the way.
Then proceed with the cups. Htp,1n.-
each IN thu hot wafer pan and turning
1t top downward IN the draining pan.
Piie The plates together against a cup
and the other dishes around them.
II forgot TO say that j always have
the dishes we'll cleared before puttinl,
them into the water, and. if they are
particularly greasy I pour hot water
ovev them frst. and always M the ket-
Ties and other cooking utensils with
water to stand. When the table dishes
have all had their hath ! turn out tho
water. rinse the dishpan and proceed to
dry and put them away. They Will be
1oufd to be nearly ar quite dry SO that
this Is II mere form. Then j an ready
for the cooking dishes md the cooking
dishes are ready for Ine. so with fresh,
hot. so,py water ! proceed ms with the
others except that ! do not allow them
to drain. Rather pile them up in the
sinsing pan and when all are done. dish
pan put away. pour hot water over
them and dry them with their own
towel at once
"IIuh!" said the married woman who
had TO wash her own dishes becarse
her fat was too tiny for both herself
n a maid. II don't see that that's
very different from the way anybody
and everybody does. Don't bother me
with your scientific dishwashing. and
don't tell me hat o ever did any
thing so practical as to wash dishes In
ell YOU life
f0N 'AiS ihN III NiiC 81 Ell
Even dish washing may be made 1T
least less OF an irksome ask by follow
ing the general advice of tlc girl Mith
the violet eyes and the specific sugses-
tons contained in the following "Cu1e
OF the Dishwasher":
Insist upon plenty of hot water. if
you have to build up q frs and wait
for the wafer to heat.
Use white soap only. II is better Cor
the dishes and infinitely better for tho
Use Il handled washer. If you Will.
otherwise you must spend some time
with the hands or they will soon lie
hard and u~osightly.
Don't bother With cracked or nicked
cups. You are likely to cut your hands
with them. Throw them away.
Set about the task with light heart,
willing hands and pleasant thoughts,
and it's not. you'll find. so hard, long,
disagreeable a task as it seems.
Plebejan or not in these days of trou-
bieSoinc servants and the more trouble
lack of them, any housewife is
Liable TO be called upon to wash dish
and h may us we'll make tho
o.St OF it.-New York Mail.