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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

CHICAGO, III. Piatkowa
burza wszedzie zrzadzi1a
wielkie spustoszenie, wszyst-
ko to jednak jest niczem W
por6wnaniu z katastrofa ja-
ka szalony wicher spowodo-
wal prey Fry ul. FL.
Oko1o godz. 1szej W nocy
okolicznych mieszka6c6w ze
snu zbudzi} przerazliwy
trzask i huk walacego sic
budynku. Dom pm. :55 Fry
ul. podwindowany j got6w
do przeprowadzki, zamiesz-
ka1y przez dwie polskie ro~
dziny rozpadl sic wgruzy. Pie
ciu zosta&o zabitych i dru'
gle tyle otrzymafo clezkle
rany. Budynek by} dwupie-
trowy z drzewa i wysoko juz
podwindowany. Obecnie po-
zosta}a z niego iedynie bez-
ladna kupa drzewa.
Zabici zostai: Anna No
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
STEVENS POINT, Wis.

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
w 2eszIy wtorek rano odby-
la sic W Zak}adzie 6w. J6ze-
ia W naszem mie6cie cere-
monia ob}6czyn. II nowicy-
uszek przyjetych zosta1o ia
ko kandydatki, a 81 otrzy-
ma}o z fak Najprzewiel. ks.
biskspa Foxa szaty zakonne.
Nv uroczysto6ci tel udzial
wzieli ksieza z naszej okoli-
cy, oraz paru z dalszych
stron, z Chicago, Detroit i
Milwaukee, razem " liczbie
12. Solenna msze 6w. cele-
browa1 Wiel ks. Woj5alewicz
So. Chicago W asys:encyi
Wiel. ks. Polaczyka z CAST
mir, jako dyakonai ks Knit :
ira z Milwaukee, jako sub
dyakona. Mistrzem ceremo.,
uii byl Wiel. ks. M. K}osow-
ski. Miedzy innymi bawi{
tn r6wniez z okazyi tel uro-
czystoSci Wiel. ks. Fo}ta z
Detroit, Mich.
Ceremonie ob}oczyn po-
przedzi}y piecjodniowe re-
kolekcye kt6rych udzieli{
Wiel. 0. Antoni, O. F. M. z
pomoca Wiel. 0. Audwika, z
Pulaski, Wis.
Oko}o 1875 krewnych pa
nien sk}adajacych 6luby ba-
wilo, we wtorek W naszem
miescie, kt6rzy przyhyli ale.
by bye 6wiadkami ceremonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
FILADELFIA, Pa.

FlLADELfl la, I'd. IOu-
czas piracy W fabryce Bald
wilma zosta} zabity ma miej-
scu m1ody Polak, Stanis}aw
Dalecki,, ,zam. pod mr.. 6053
Gomez st. Nieboszczyk hczy1
zaledwie "a lat wieku i przy-
by} do tego kraju POI roku
temu, a pred trzema mie~
siacami sprowadzif tn swa To-
ne i dziecko.
Nieiaki J6zef Nawrocki,
LEGACY 18 lat wieku, zosta}
aresztowany gdy zg}osi} sic
do szpitala sw. Maryi ably
.mu wybobyto kule rewolwe~
rowa z nogi. Policya sadzi,
ze Nawrocki jest w}a6nie
tym, kt6ry W zeszta Srode
wieczorem wkrad1 sic do ia
bryki Peerless Smelling Co.,
ma Allegheny ave. ponizej
Richmond ul. W ce]u rabun-
ku kt6ry zosta} postrzelo-
ny przez str6za nocnego ale
zdO}a1 uciec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

kochajac sic kumoszki W mai
wiekszym pomiedzy soba Sc
krecie, obm6wi}y trzecia. Je-
dna z Mich ME mogac wy
trzymac pradu Swierzbiaczki
jezyka,posz1a do obm6wionej
i znowu W sekrecie opowie'
dzia1a jej o ws;zystkiem Ma
stapi1o wkr6tce spotkanie
sic kumoszek, przy kt6rem
ME obesz}o sic bez drazli-
wych epitet6w. Udano sic do
sadu. Sedzia patrzac z POI
litowaniem ma powasnione
bialoglowy, kaza} sobie opo-
wiedziec przyczyae skargi.
Obie strony ME umieja 20
anglelsKu. WeZWa11O pOulo'
cy urzedowego t}umacza.
Sedzia wys}uchawszy sprawe,
pokiwaf g1owa i rozkaza} ko-
bietom i6c do domu i pilno-
wac kuchni i porzadku W do
mu, gdyz jest oalkiem pre-
konany, ze nasze kumoszki
trudnia sic ploteczkami. Ia
kich wypadk6w W obu sa-
dach policyjnych many co
tydzie6 kilha. Ma to jest czas,
lecz aby baczyc pilnie ma
swe dzieci, na to ME ma cza-
Su,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

Zeszlego tygodnia, zdarzy]
sic smutny wypadek W ko'
palni Lehigh and Wilkes
Barre W Plymouth, Pa. Ot6z
kilku majnerow, zeszli sic
ma pogadanke W kopalni
do placu Kuski6skiego;
W trakcie rozmowy ogro-
mny od{am sklepienia spad}
pomiedzy rozmawiajacych,
i pokaleczy} trzech g6rnik6w
tax nieszcze6liwie, re mai
nera nazwiskiem Pitcza, po'
1ozy1 trupem: ma miejscu,
dwaj zas il,ni G. G6rnych i
Karol Ku6ki6ski zostali sill
ME pokalecz eni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

RZYM, 10 sierpnia. - Or
ganv Watykanu zamiesci}y
nader donios1e oredzie, zywo
omawiane przez Gala prase
wloska. Orzeka ono, re po-
lityka Ojca 6w. wzgledem
rzadu w}oskiego pozostaje
niezmieniona, a wszelkie po-
g}oski czy przypuszczenia o
pojednawczosci dzia}a6 i da-
ze6 Watykanu sa mylne j
nieprawdziwe, 60 w}adze
watykahskie stwie rdzaja
bez wzgledu ma to, jak sic
wobec tego orzeczenia rzad
wfoski zachowac zamierza.
Oredzie to wywo}a}o ozy-
wione komentarze pro i con-
ira.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
RZYM. 19 sierpnia $

RzYM. 10 sierpnia
Kiedy kardynais s4Merry del
Val, sekfetarz' z'''1st sttantt l1:rt papies:
XII jecha} powozem przez
miasteczko Mar ino, W pobli-
zu Rzymn, t{um uliczny OBJ
rzuci1 pow6z kamieniamj.
Policya miejscowa rozpedzi}a
demonstrant6w;Iw starciu je-
den policynt zostaf raniony
kamieniem. Zbrodniczy ten
napad jest smutnym dowo-
dem i obiawem lanujacej we
W}oszech agitacyi wrogie ]
duchowie6stwu katolickie~
mu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
WILKES-BARRE,

G6rnik, ,nazwiskiem Micha}
Polakowicz, mieszkaniec Lu-
zerne Borough, zosta1 zabity
W czasie rcboty W majnach
Forty Fort przez oderwany
kamie6. Smier6 nastapila ma
tychmiast. S. p. Polakiewicz
liczy} IS lat, pozostawh W
g1ebokiem smutku, zone,
dwie c6rki, z kt6rych jedna
zamezna, oraz 4 syn6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

Dnia 9 b. m. zdarzy} sic
wypadek W kopalni, Dor
rance ofiara kt6rego pad}
m}ody cz}owiek nazwiskiem
Piotr Krzywicki, przezywszy
lal i9. Wskutek silnego po-
t}uczenia cia}a, 5mierc nasta-
pi1a momentalnie., Pogrzeb
S. p. Piotra Krzywicki lego od-
byf sic W niedziele Q godz.
4ej po poludniu Zmar}y: by}
mieszka6cem z rookside.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
sal, iona Urbana Nosala, kt6-

sal, iona Urbana Nosala, kt6-
ry "a praca wyjecha} do
North Chicago, 5-]etnia ko-
beta, Katarzyna Nosal, 6le-
tnia c6rka. Jan Nosal, dziec-
ko dwuletnie; 81 letnia Anna
Wasi6ska sto}ujaca sic u No
sal6w i Wojciech Spen, ,kt6ry
niedawno temu przyjechaf
by{ z Texas ! spa} wczoraj-
szej nocy pod budynkiem W
suterenach.
Familia J6zefa Kwa6nia-
ka, r6wniez, ale nie tax ia
talnie, jest pokaleczoaa.
Kwa6niak, iona jego, dziec-
ko dwaj sto}ownicy, odnie-
Eli ciezkie rany, zn}aszcza
iona jego. Walacy sic gmach
po}ama} nogi Ito letniei cor
CO Nosal6w, kt6ra razem z
Wasihska zabrano do szpita-
| Ia: Wasihska umar}a W drO
DE, Nosal6wna lyle jeszcze.
Dom ten naleza{ do p.
Wardynowej, zam. pm. IL
Fry ul. W tych dniach facho"
wi robotnicy mieli go@prze.
prowadz;c pm. 80 Fry ul. Lo-
katorzy ME majac innego
mieszkania pozostali W do
mu chociaz krzatano sic
okoto przeprowadzki.
Ia katastrofe odpowiedzial-
ne Jest W cze5ci miasto, kt6.
re pozwala ma zamieszkanie
domu przeprowadzanego, a
W czesci takze kontraktor,
kt6ry powinien by} silniej
go podeprzec. lime domy
r6wniez gotowe do przepro-
wadzki podwindowane ME
zosta}y uszkodzone, choc by
1y ma poz6r s}abiej zbudowa-
ne. To dow6d, re niedbal-
stwo kontraktor6w sta}o sic
powodem strasznej katastro-
fy.
GRAGD RAPIDS, MICH.
W zesz}y poniedzia}ek od-
by} sic pogrzeb S. p. Mi
cha1a Wi6niewskiego z VAL
leyave. Predka to by}a 6mierc,
gdyz jednego dnia zachoro.
wal a drugiego umar}. DR..
Barth mia} go operowac lecz
bylo juz "a p6zno. KS. Kra'
kowski jego proboszcz przy-
gotowa1 90 ma 6mierc, spe-
dzajac ostatnie z MIN 60
dziny.
Parafijanie i KS. Krakow
ski ma seryo mys]a budowac
dom ola swoich pracowitych
lSi6str nauczycielek. Tez i'm
sic to nalezy, i gdyby ME to
ze ia parafia W tax kr6tkim
czasie tax DUO sic wykosz~
towala, z pewno6cia juzby
dawno Siostry sw6j poc@ciwy
kat mia}y Bo tu dobrzy i
ofiarnIi ludzje.
W tutejszym domu dla ubo..
gich umar} W niedziele ME-
znany czlowiek kt6ry poda}
swoje imie jako Newman. Po-
grzeb odby} sic W poniedzia-
lex. .. =. ..
Newman znaleziony zosta}
W srode przez robotnikCw
blisko tor6w kolei Michigan
Central napo1dnie cd miasta.
|By} nieprzytomnym przeto
lprzywieziono 20 do miasta i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

JERSEY CITY n. Y,Zno-
WI nowy=i charakt kterysty-
czny przyklad, dlaczego anne
rykanie mas ME szanuja. Dwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

ASHLAND, Wis, Franci-
seek Zi6}kowski pochodzacy
z Galicyi, kt6ry utrzymywa}
tn przez kilkana6cie lat sa-.
lon, z powodu nieregularne-
20 iedzenia i nadmiernego
picia rozmaitych trunk6w,
jest cd kilku tygodni chory
ma zatrucie krwi; Zi6lkows-
XII W tych dniach zaniem6wi{
i zosta{ oddany do lazaretu
6wietego J6zefa::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22

ST. PAUL, Mimi, -.19 SER.
pnia - Okropny huragau ma
wiedzil p6}nocny zach6d "
niedziele o 8 godz. wieczorem
i wyrzadzi@ nieobliczone
szkody W Minesocie, Wiscon-
sin Dakocie. Najwiecej ucie-
pialy miasta St. Paul, Min
neapolis Duluth: Druty to
legraficzne.i telefoniczne sa
pozrywanie, okl,a potluczo-
ne, drzeWa spoWyWracane
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
AN EMERGENCY BAG.

A very convenient addition to the
medicine closet is an emergency bag.
1t should be made of two strips of
heavy linen or denim, about six or
seven inches deep, the back piece
to be made about eighteen inches
long and the front twenty-seyen
inches. The two strips should be
bound together at the ends and
across the bottom, then stitched tn
form several pockets. A flap shouid
be buttoned over the top and each
pocket labeled with indelible ink.
One pocket should contain rolls Of
bandages, another bits of old soft
linen, another lint from worn-out
napkins. Other pockets should be
made to hold bottles of arnica.
witch hazel, carbolic, Jamaica gin
ger, absorbent cotton, box Of heal
ing salve, a piece of CASTLE soap and
half q dozen fingers cut from old,
large kid gloves.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
LAUGH WHILE YOU EAT
You viii Find Health and Good Digestion IN
RaI[n.
Return.

and this is most important-in or
der to do this the food when II
reaches the stomach ust be in
"get-at-able" state, it must be In a
soft, pulpy condition, SO that the di.
gestive juices can have chance Oh
reaching it.
This they cannot do properly IL
such things as meat, for instance,
are swallowed In Jumps.
For this reason those whose
teeth are defective will find artificial
teeth an immense help-indeed, a
very important factor-in the pre-
vention of dyspepsia. .
Worry at meal times and hurry
directly after are two great FACTORS
in weakening the digestion.
One of the most important meals
of the day is breakfast, yet how of
ten we hurry over our food. or
scramble through it In stony, frigid
silence, scanning the columns of
our favorite newspaper.
An old physician, writing seventy
wears ago, said some words which
are as true today as they were then.
"I,aughter is one of the greatest
belns TO digestion with whicn I alr
acquainted, and the custom preva-
lent among our forefathers of excit-
ing it at table by testers was found
ed upon true medical principles.
"Therefore, endeaVor to have
cheerful and merry companions at
your meals; the nourishment you
take then will certainly do good and
tend to promote digestion"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
THE SEWING CIRCLE

One woman, whose shirt waist
wear through in the back between
the shoulders, while the fronts are
still good, finds it economy to put
new backs in. In the same way,
sleeves that go through are renewed,
and thus the usefulness of en-
broidered and lace-trimmed fronts
is prolonged by many months.
To hemstitch on the machine draw
as many threads as desired and fold
over with the edge in the center
of the drawn threads. Let the ten
sion be loose and stitch as near the
edge of the hem as possible. Pull
out the hastings, take in goods in
one hand and the hem in the other,
pull the edge of the hem to the bot
tom of the drawn threads and the
work is finished. Tucks may be hem
stitched in the same way.
Bear in mind while working with
colored silks not to dampen the ends
of the thread in the mouth before
trying to thread the needle. The
silks are colored with poisonous mat
ter and quite often persons have suf-
fered intensely from poison caused
in this manner. Dampen the finger
TIPS and twist the threads.
All well-finished skirts have hang
ers: they are made four inches long
and sewed fiat to the inside belt
more toward the back than the front.
as the skirt is heavier toward the
back. Work a fancy stitch with COL
ored silk on center of belt which
indicates center front.
Pompadour ribbon is beautiful for
the little satchets for one to place
among the clothing. Make little
bags, filling them with lemon verbe-
ma. If one desires to make the satch-
cts more attractive it is pretty .
make the two sides of different col
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

No matter how strong the d1ges-
tion may be naturally, it is no very
difficult matter to weaken it, and'
no matter how feeble it may be- IL
is always possible to do sometnlng
to strengthen it.
A good digestion resembles many
of the other blessings Of life In tnls
it is seldom really valued until 1T
Is lost.
When people have for years adopt
ed the foolish practice of bolting their
food. without taking the trouble as
to its proper mastication, they can
hardly wonder that . new condl-
tion of things arises which cannot
he cured in few weeks.
If we treat our acquaintances bad
,v we quickly turn them into enc
no;es and if our ill-treatment is long
continued, 1t may be impossible,
m regain their friendship.
II Is much re same with our dl-
qestiye apparatus. If we wish to
be in good graces with It we must
treat it with every possible consid-
GRAFTON.
We must not expect 1t to do work
It was never meant to do. The stom-
ach is not provided with teeth; but
it is provided, and so are the intes-
tines, with certain juices, whose ac-
tion converts food into a condition
in, which it will nourish and repair
the tissues and renovate the
blood and increase Its quantity. but
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
MANY USES OF CRETONNE
With II You Gan Make Many Convenient and Useful Ar
tiCIeS During Spare Hours.

Sectional baskets of cretonne are
useful and attractive. The size of
the baskets depends Upon whether
they are to be used as "catch-alls"
in the living or bedrooms, waste
paper baskets. or as receptacles for
Soiled collars or handHerchiefs.
The formation of these baskets
consists of five pieces of cardboard
of lightweight pasteboard, one for
the bottom, the others for the
sides.
square, the side pieces correspond
In measurement on the lower edges
with the bottom; the top edges may
be rounded, pointed, or square,. as
one prefers.
Each piece of the cardboard is
neatly covered on both sides with
pretty cretonne and the edges finish
ed off with a binding of tape or mar
row ribbon.
The pieces are then Joined to the
bottom and together by means Of
ribbon ties.
A photograph case of cretonne to
protect ones pictures when trav-
cling is among the seasonable nov
elites. For this purpose cretonne
showing a small pattern should be
selected cream ground showing
small sprays of violets, rosebuds, or
other small flowers would be most
dainty and suitable. Make the case
exactly after the fashion of large
flap envelop, binding the edges with
narrow ribbon, and fastening the
dap in place either with a button
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
DoNT's FOR CONVERSATION.

Don't say II was raised in New
England" but II was reared in New
England"
Don't say II rarely ever go any
where" but II rarely if ever go any
where"
Don't say IT dislike her worse
than ever" but II dislike her more
than ever
Don't say This is the finest of
any," but "This is finer than any,"
Don't say II am going to Try an
experiment" but "I am going to
make an exper' nent."
Don't say Between you and l."
but Between you and me-"
Don't say "I guess" for IT thi1k,"
IT suppose" for IT expect"
Don't say "He is older than me-"
but "He is older than l."
Don't say mot as 1 know" but
"Not that 1 know"
Don't say HE don't" but "He
doesn't"
Don't say "she is some better, 4"
but "She is somewhat better.'
Don't say Where are you stop-
ping" but Where are you stay
ing?"
Don't say "You was" but "You
were"
Don't say either of the three
will do" but ANY of the three viii
do"
Don't say "He is coming right
away" but HE is coming imme-
diately."
Don't say IA lot of young ladies. !"
but "a number of young ladies'"
Don't say 'If was you," but "If
I were you"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

ored silk, and buttonhole lace me-
dail1ons to the covers with bright
colored silk floss.
Dummy Innings properly fitted and
oress forms to build over save the
price Of the forms many times over
In the saving from failure or the
gaining of best results.
The best method Of putting on
fasteners is to sew them strongly to
stout piece of silk tape, hemming
these strips of tape closely to open
ing after all the pressing Is done.
The fasteners are apt to make shiny
places when pressing is doe after
they are in place.
Pretty cottage bedroom curtains
can be made out of BRUSSELS net with
roses and green foliage from Gre
tonne applique on them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

! and loop of silk floss or with ribbon
ties.
The fad for cutting out the figures
in flowered cretonne and applique
ing them on plain background
makes it possible to contrive all
sorts of expensive draperies and
hangings for the summer home.
A dainty table cover. for bed
room is made of piece of heavy
white dimity, square in shape and
cut as large as may be necessary.
The border is made of band of
fowered cretonne three or four
inches deep.
The edges Of the dimity should be
turned up on the right side and the
band basted on, the corners being
carefully mitered. Then the band
is stitched top and bottom on the
machine, and the cover is finished.
For the border any cretonne In a
pretty pattern is suitable, and the
color scheme of the room may be
effectively carried out. Large pink
roses on white background would
be charming in a pink room, or for
one that is done in blue a border
with deft pattern would be appro-
pirate.
Another way of making a pretty
border is to turn up a deep hem in
the dimity then carefully cut out
the roses or other flowers and appli-
que them on the hem, using silk to
match.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

to make of the consistency of cookies. Roll
about " inch thick. Bake in quick oven.
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING - Bring /
quart sweet milk, either whole skim to
the scalding point. turn into baking dish
stir in while hot. Add 1 cup Indian meal
If Jumps are not all out all the better
Makes 1t lighter. Add "a cup molasses 1
teaspoon salt. ginger cinnamon. Nutmeg
Cor not) to your taste. add l we'll beaten
egg last.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Good Table Manners.

Bones of fowl, game or chops must not
be taken in the fingers, but green corn NAV
be eaten that way.
Artichokes source of much grief 10 +ba
inexperienced diner. II served hot or cold
with sauce, must be broken apart leaf bv
leaf and the tip dipped in the sauce and
eaten from the fingers. The heart Is cut
up and eaten with a fork.
Your host who inquiries what portion Of
poultry or game, rare meat or well done
you prefer Will thank you for a dednite
answer. II you really have no prefrencs
say so definitely Do not enumerate various
cuts that appeal to you
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
A Pestle and Martar.

These utensils are not kept In every
kltehs tho aa end nt rnii,nr TN Vii, pow ana
work equally WELL although 1t may not
be finished quickly. A flour dredRer
can be made by punching holes in lids of
small tins and a sugar dredger may be
made after the same fashion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

COFFEE SPICE CAKE-One and one
of cold coffee II cup of molasses, / egg, 1
cup of raisins. teaspoon of soda, 1 teaspoon
each of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg, Q
cups OF -four. Bake with slow fire.
LAYER CAKE-One cup of sugar, 1 egg.
a cup of butter and lard, cup of milk and
water, "a cup Of EACH teaspoons of bak-
ing powder / teaspoon vanilla, little salt,
2-3 cups Of -four. Bake in layers and
when cold spread with crabapple jelly. Frost
on top.
BUcKWHEAT CAKES = Three cups of
buckwheat -four, " cup of white flour, VI
cup OF cornmeal, or little less. 1 yeast
cake. for raising,
MIX up ingredients thick and let stand
over night. In the morning thin down with
1k cup OF hot water with u teaspoon sale
ratus. Salt to taste.
CARAMEL CAKE-Two eggs l cup
gar u cup milk. u teaspoon cream of tar
tar cups OF flour, teaspoon vanilla.
FrostIng-Two- thirds cup milk, cups
sugar butter size Of an egg. Boil together
10 minutes beat until almost cold. Spread
over cake. over that spread melted choco-
late.
MAINE CRUMPETs-One-h half cup sugar
ga cup shortening mixed together Add Y
cup moIasses i teaspoon each cinnamon
nutmeg ginger and salt. Y cup sour milk
with teaspoon soda dissolved In It Flour
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

An upholsterer's needle will
prove very useful to keep in the
sewing table drawer. Chair buttons,
couch buttons, ETC." can be easily
replaced by the housekeeper. Even
mattresses can be fixed after a little
experience.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Polishing Cloths.

Old pieces of velveteen should, after they
have served their original purpose be saved
for polishing cloths. They will answer the
purpose of wash leather for plate cleaning,
ETC., perfectly. and save buying anything
afresh. Wash the velveteen cloths often
as needed in soapy water and hang out to
dry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Pressing New Waists.

When you wish to press new waist fold
clean sheet that there will be four
thicknesses, pin tightly over ironing board,
sprinkle with warm water and press the
waist on IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
To Keen Cream Sweet.

II cream curdles in your coffee, especial
iy for breakfast. merely add pinch of bak-
Ing soda to the cream. and 1t will not turn
sour In the coffee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Laundry Soap.

You will need less laundry soap II 1t is
thoroughly dried before using. For this
pile 1t in such way as to leave open spaces
air
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

It is said stains can be removed from,
black cloth by rubbing with freshly cut
raw potato wiping with clean cloth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

is usually sufficient. but more may be used
without injuring the skin, and is often ad-
vsable. Battle the hands and face freely
just before going out and again immediats-
ly upon return.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Delicate wall paper can be cleaned by
wiping with balls of dough made by knead-
ing stiff a paste of four pounds Of -four and
two pints of cold water.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

To keep faucets bright polish as bright
and smooth as possible. then varnish with
good spar varnish. You just wipe
them off with a moist cloth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

To keep a pencil drawing from blurring.
dip 1t gently in quite fresh milk and dry
on smooth hard surface. face up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Filet lace rules this season as Irish
lace did two seasons ago. The square
mesh is the thing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Laundry Brushes.

For the woman who does her own laun-
dry work great saving of time and strength
may be found in the use OF the small g.
cent vegetable brushes. They are just the
thing tot rub soiled neckbands. wrists and
all badly soiled garments.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Worth Knowing.

If you dip the wicks of lamps in strong
hot vinegar, then dry them. 1t will do away
with most of the disagreeable odor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Prevention of Poison Oak.

Salt water will render the most delicate
skin absolutely proof against the poison
oak. A dessertspoonful to a quart OF water