The sun., 1910-05-08

n J.. writes 70 call attention p ne fact
which shS s ono Of the directors.
Mrs.. 8. .B.P.: REGARDING those classes
~ droasmaking, Woeid Ike % G,ahi =
few inquiries with the thought oi following
the other woman'a example. ~ ] Oi.en
have more engneemsnts offered nae i,, io'
similar classes might enable ne 20 accepl
all calla and at the same time aave money
for my customers through actuall ~ ~ ing
more Tor my own time. IN nuyihf ila1. liilla.,s'
ga the woman written about think u wise
70 buy In bulk and sell 20 her patrons
retail Or vas that plan unsll ,acto.y.
When sewing for tive members OF me SINE
family l have had dihlcalty IN mHkinE :
Satlslaciory division of my time. hoy
could that sewing woman manage WIN
several cusiomeTsi Often Il tales a good
half hour 10 ~ one woman and then lhsLe
are others who can BE- fitted in ten intnutes
What did she do 10 smooth over snch ~
tiOnsi
The woman hfitten bout not only bought
lining and dressma Eers' nndings ~ whole
sale but much Of the materials used 10
making snits. shlrtwa ists ahd underwear.
These gods were sold at the Wholesaie
price to her customers and she looked
upon Il a. one Of the best features OF her
work. since Il had gained her more eng1g GO
msnts than any other one feature. hesiocs
her ropuiafion a. q good dressmaker and
ntteF. ahs has trouble IN aatisfying al the
members II each class. many women pRr-
alstlng IN trying 70 Bst her to give more
time 70 their WOrk than 10 others. -
several Instances she found Il necessary
10 Keep q notebook attached to- her BET
and clock m plain Iview. mnFkinE down
lhs eEsct tlme devoted 20 each woman 4
she feporfed. h0uayeg, that thtsa eoRdt
zion SON CHANGED. ths tEoublesoms Wonen
soon repllxing that they we're N the wrong.
So far tks season she has had 10 resort %
the notebook and eIock mrtbod with Onig
one class, though n an Of them Nhe l. com
PEELED 70 use an the tart % her command.
Mrs. ZAP. IhRve a friend who Is also
a young widow and a. We are anxiops e
Ike aowf more ipfoImatlon about the
young widow who found her chance IN che
once Of an Insurance agqnt. In oaae Womah
cannot 80 into the OlIlce qf an Insurance
solicitor o. Hphagentg u not fire insurance
~ good a business ~ life Insurance for
woman who wants TO earn q comfoYtqnle
livingi u u better 10 beRin AZ q solicitor
6sEiS hS as Ss an iSdspsSasS, soileiiSr o. %
accept position 81 ssa week In the once Of
an agentP
The woman insurance agent referred 10
has more than one woman soliciting agent
She reported thar they made GOOD Incomes
and gave satisfaction 10 both the company
and the DolicyhOlders. One of these women
solicitors Was a stranger and had neither
aoQuaintances nor inhuence when abe
began and at first barely made enough 10
cover her board. A. the end Of twelve
months her earning averaged little over
~ a month. which IN that part OF The South
Il e7s more than a woman teacher In the
public schools receives during her arsi
year
The woman Insurance aren't has not found
that Gre insurance appealed - strongly 10
the people in rural communities az life To-
sun1oe. In The cities she found that the
buildings were a. q rule owned by men who
preferred 10 deal with men She expressed
her conviction. h0wever. that she could
earn q good salary a. an agent for = Gre
insuTance company. The Southern woman
believes thai aplace a. q week la the Oflce
% On aren't would BE- preferable TO work A.
Ia he Oflice enables one 10 learn the h..slness
better.
Miss T.. o. s.-Would il ~ possible 10 get
NUU NWLUlNN OF NLN NuAMEu MNH mN NAIHAlM OF
which q woman reared and edncaied Der
family and bought q homel Would she also
give s0me hints about packing | do
considerable cooking Tor families IN my
SSbsa tsSi could 40 move S and dispose ,s
q Il IN ihe city. bat have been deterIed
frqm making the experimeui by the dim
salty of par king thtngs - thuy would not
chicken pIes y I1.s IpscSsd Siis shipped n ths
pans IN Which they ~ baked: u 70 arr these
Ians returned OF allowed for in the Drice
Of the pie3
" = 30 lonG since he maker Of chicken
pies has msasured any Of tho materials
for her pies that she can only give approxi-
nately the amOnnt 0f each ihRredisnt.
The pastry L made without bakng powder
or any other raising of sifted four. sweet
milk. shortening and q pinch Of salt. The
pans are lined and the lining baked in a
moderate. oven until a light brown. They
are then filed with q layer Of chicken. over
Whirh are spread hard boiled eRgs cut In
rings and bls of pasiry. which like the lining
has been baksd . tight brpwn. over this
until the pie pan y oiled The too crust
b then put On and To- whole -ei IN = mod
The chicksn should sOt b. mors ,hsn
one ysar Cd well faiisnsd and osrefalSY
almost done. This qteWing ~ The chicken
h important. aucOrdlnR 20 the pie ulak
a. the favor " the pie y largely depeBdeui
on H. The not IN Which d ) 10 b. NtsWed
should he half filled Wllh fresh cold wafer
m which should ~ placed several siices Of
salt pOrk. allow ma . aparter " pound Of
pork 70 the chiceen, The Dot = then placed
over the flre and when tha water eomea 10 q
hard boil tho chicken is'droppad In. Afier
the pot begins to boil agan 4 b removed
10 the back 0f the stove or ~ where h vii
stew gently until the chicken h almost
dune
The pies are shiDped and sOld In the pans
in which they aFe baked These pans being
bought at Wholesale add very little to the
cost Of each PIE Fer shipment hy express
he pia me ker hna fonnd that haskell crates
with movable dlvisions are best 20 insure
aRnina hFea king. Care is aiuays taken
10 have the pies perfectly cold before pack