Evening journal., 1911-05-16
BY MAUDE E. C1LLEY

Use cream silver polish to clean
old ivory.
Fried apples are delicious served
with pork chops.
First wash table linen in cold water
and then in hot.
= Among the popular CONNECTIONS are
crystalized lilacs.
Use sour milk and salt to brighten
brass candlesticks.
Have a slip of unbleached muslin
for your pastry board
Mushrooms cut into small pieces
make a novel filling for an omelet.
Not all canary fanciers know of
the birds love for nasturtium bios
sens.
Fill a little cheesecloth bag with
chopped ice and give to the baby when
cutting teeth.
In serving hominy for breakfast,
just before taking from the stove, add
a beaten egg
Meringue used instead of pie crust
as the covering Of an apple pie is
somewhat Of a change.
A teaspoonful Of glycerine added to
the rinsing water makes the fiannels
come out like new.
Time and often Nancy are saved
By the use of the ready-made clothes
driers now on the market.
Use the ordinary tongs that come
with boxes of candy for plucking the
hulls from Strawberries.
A white felt hat can be beautifully
cleaned with the soft inner part of a
stale loaf of wheat bread.
xrrt,.... not lrfpor lapaor ia11v add
a few cloves to the mixture. The
seasoning will be a pleasing addi-
ton
When coating chocolate creams the
melted chocolate often becomes curd-
led. To remedy this add little olive
oil.
Chicken salad served in green pep
per shells not only is attractive, but
the season from the pepper is very
pleasing.
When the children's books have be-
come soiled the pages can be cleaned
by rubbing with powdered pumice
stone.
To clean curtain hooks place them
in water in which a little ammonia
has been poured and leave for little
while.
A delicious pineapple dish is made
from the fresh fruit. served with may
onnaise mixed generously with whip
ped cream.
The arrangement Of mirror so
that a child can see itself at play will
oftentimes prove as amusing to a
child as a playmate.
Cretonne-covered shoe boxes are
very handy. They come provided
with pockets for as many as a dozen
pair of shoes or slippers.
A few peas added to the dish OF
craemed chicken. lobster or shrimps
are as pleasing to the eye as they
are satisfying to the palate.
When ironing with. gas, place two
irons side by side, then put one more
on top Of each This will heat foui
irons on one burner. -
A little kerosene added to the wa
te, used for washing windows great!
lessons the labor and improves thu
appearance Of the window.
In using the rind of a lemon fo
havoring. remember that it is only th'
outer or yellow part of the Tind tina
holds the essential oil. m
When sweeping a room which hat
a heavy. old-fashioned dresser in
remove lnt lower ufdWeI anu sweet
under with a whisk broom.
II q pancake griddle must be KEEP
hot for late-comers. slip it into tn
oven, close the door. and when tn
gridle is needed again II is hot
The simplest thing for removing
iodine from hands or white goods i
household ammonia, which convert
the iodine into iodine of ammonia.
A drop Of oil of cloves on tn
tongue takes away the sense Of tast
for a moment. and disagreeable medi
cine can be given without any trou
BILE.
Put a receipt for making plaster
on your medicine chest door. II vii
be convenient in case someone unac
customed to making them has to d.
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Instead of just heating butter AMI