The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-16

SA az line al The year
ri % -htr, IA, ou>rhcid is In Il tur-
E u,tj Everything Is toIsy-turyy.
~ Z. pothirg l. in place, and quiet Is
thing only 10 he thought Of The
I..uY;ng-s nae Is Mt hand aud where NOV
lug is not a necessity there Is the spring
holecclcaplng. II Is period when the
husband rousid, r. himself homeless al
though he has II home. and the good
i.0u>eEeeper reign~ supreme III her field.
Mrrin2 vans hack up nj the front door,
gatherings are heard rs The truckman
ju=gies 4 heavy piece Of furpiture down
tire" ti<iItS. ana II AL ronleS the
a ing t.HIj II the GrSi robin.
.auy housewives rnioy the period or
s,r;ug t"uS"rl, aning, - bile otners dread
he taking pp Of fEe work. The woman
H;lt AaS system about her houSewrrk Is
gAt, ore who IikHS the ripauiug. She finds
IL easy COMPARED 10 the other way. and
taere l.. indeed. something enjoyable IN
sac Thought nf Il thorough ciennlig. The
husband Ga,i< Il nSeif compelled to stay
at The o;iire until jatc IN the evenings
"n ace al.nt of Important business; but
after i, * all over there is feeling of
satisfaction and comfort Everything is
once tu0rc arranged in ilace.
system t2n also he employed. 1t Is best
To have the heavier articles, such as
Tia" flirn turr, stoves. etc, moved first.
This leaves the house wife to take more
lNUS with her smaller and more yalu-
able articles. seeing that they receive
the best Of care in the hands of the
Jruckman and wrapping each with her
oNa hands. Care of the articles in the
wrapping ana packing saves considerable
breakage, espe' iat!y in moving from one
f:jt to another y:
In the spr nS h0USecleaning there is
often uucn brass ware to he cleaned.
I here is hardly u home but what has
iitti" pieces of hraSsware varying from
= paper knife Ia heavy iardinlere. The
Decorative mature Of this metal lends so
much t. the furnishings of home that
few car resist the odd Candlesticks,
plates ana kettles Brass must be kept
clean and the spring hous erleanlnS Is
good time 10 do the work stains and
d rt must not be allowed TO mar the
hesuty of the ware.
ta:dIrS:icks that have been on the
u:aut,e often become discOiOred from the
gases that are sent out by the wood,
Goa. aud gas They can be frightened by
rubbing with piece of soft leather. Use
an cd sued" hag CASTOR Kid glove or
Il NbinONt pillow ioI iHio uipooc.
when tjuhossed brass or any kind Of
waie which has raised figures, is In need
NJ cleaning 1t can hp done by apply
iu: s0apSadS - which a little ammonia
has been Hddcd This is put on with
brush. witch cleans the depressed sur
farrS. ihrL rinse with warm water.
Whitening and lemon juice will clean
:: 'atui,hsd brass teakettle. soft fall
L' ~!uuld be used in applying, and the
US al wafer bath must he giyem after
tEv cleanser Salt and vinegar will clean
81 'r'ss tray. Dr1p the salt upon toe
jrH:. ..dd Il little vinegar and scour with
a.. ia~te mus formed. There IS a great
d,; 0f Importance attached to brasses,
az. obey should not ht neglected in the
:, n house cleaning.
~, idrnts sometimes occur with bottles
containing poi>on> during the spring
Art>.''icauing aud moving. To prevent
tvs hay - cnzpn tiny bells, and every
tine "a b"tt - If 20 son is brought into
The hutSe tie bell to tne neck. This
serves A. coed warning In the dark,
Rud hen ghe bottles are arranged in