New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

-,--e-,-e sr her homo and fn domestic
science schools. II Is book however
which Will apaeal more 70 those 81 hIillled
-,,sr- than n the vyell-to-oo American
housewife and - 1he couurrT woman
rather shan - the dVeller I'm cities
The --ourz. houzekeer=r. Tlo has not zef
learned rhe little C-Csscurs ane oFp'4Es
which helr 20 make domestic rnacnlT'srF
nm rnoothly. viii find many useful little
hints about burning economically. utiilzllls
7e~tovers and Blann-n- aD2etlz-nE menus
There are three kinds of bread each care
<.u-- labelled for the benefit IF the mex
r-e-ienced-- E-e--- Day Bread 'cheap'-
Ann and v-a-a~ Bread very good. hut
rather ezpeu=ivel and Bread Expensive
,rau-n- h7- most Of the cooking schools
There are menus which cost -four persons
1.e.ru-eer & and & g week. The frs days
rs-lors r7av seem rather slim, the writer
herself admits. bur she assures the skep-
-ioal that -here is plenty 81 real food
--siue FOR The nour1shneut OF any system,
r1rovi6ed m. dishes ne prepared SclentI1-
Csuy. For breakfast at vas SUNDAY tooi
re farliiy Of four had buclwheat cakes.
Nth sugar syrup. and coffee. with con
6euseC milk.
The SUNDAY dinner consisted ri slrloin
steal. fried. one pound mashed potatoes
lettuce. cel5r,. one eEs. lemon pie and
coffee
supre- gave them corurncaI mush very
vel cooked and milk.
The recipe for the lemon pie is recommend
- as being very cheap and easy II
calls for ..5l1St d little over one-half Of a
breakfast cup u sugar. the Juice 81 ha-I
. lemon. one cup OF not water. one heap
snE Tablespoonful and d half OF -four and q
suggestion OF salt Mix the egg and one
fourth OF the sugar ia q CUp or small bowl
add The lemon juice 10 Ills- Nix the resi-
o. the sugar and the -four dry a. for sauce.
81 small double boiler. Add the not water,
IN whici. the skin OF the lemon has been
cooked d Few minutes for flavor Stir until
I-hick and then set IN 10 steam for about
eifteen minutes 10 cook the -four better
Ado ec- ana lemon Juice and let stand
.s.Bout half a minute longer, then pour into
she crust. which has been baked separately
before this NAY be decorated with white
OF egg and sugar OF served with cream
n addition 70 the hints about cooking
there Is much good advice for other
branches Of Homework. such a. buying
,1Sirchcn range. Riding q pantry Of ants
AND cleaning house so il viii be Soy
There are ever directions Tor washing
'-ran's best suit"
For the pants follow the rules for fan
-rels Coat and vest can be SponEed- but
nor dipped. n TWO or three clean sUds and
Two or three warm rIusing waters with am
mona Let rheu hang outdoors IL the shade
until about nalf dr.. Have ready a roll
sof five or slN pieces OF chcesecloth which
have been daupeued the night before
Pres tEe suit under these but never put
the iron directly on H. The padded part
CT coat sleeves can De pressed on d rolling
pin or sleeve board Use heavy irons and
considerable strength.
1t VIII look like new" concludes Mrs.
Wilkinson. The mans opinion Is not given
To make home happy. however. il Is not
q oUgh u cook the meals, sweep the floors
auc pay the bills regularly II the wife
and mother De not CHEEKY and sweet tenn
rered. SAYS the writer, home viii he a dis
NAL place for father and the boys To
make the fins on q cold morning bake
mullins Tor breakfast, 90 = big washing
and feed the cat. all IL few hours, with
an aching head and a cross baby a. her
heels and at the same time 10 keep the
sunshine ia her soul and its reflection on
her countenance is the task the perfect
hornenalxer must be able TO accomplish.
The '-H0memal1ing Cook Book has many
practical suggestions which viii help her,
and st The back OF the book are pages Of
ouotations which have helped the writer
herself on housecleauins days.