Middletown transcript., 1911-12-23

Never let dish water dry in the toEeIs
They should be washed after each using
and once adsy bit of washing soda may
be added to the water. Rinsing in cold
rather than hot water keeps the towels
whittier.
Before using the inner dish Of the new
casserole put ID in pan filed with cold
water, set it on back of stove and bring TO
boil, boiling five minutes. This tempers
the earthenware and makes cracks lees
common.
Tiled vestibules, especially the old.las.
hioned black and white tiles, may be kept
shiny by rubbing once a week with let.
tie linseed oil. Polish with dry cloth or
chamois.
One cup dark brown sugar, one quarter
cup butter, one quarter cup laid, pinch of
salt, teaspoon Glove, one teaspoon CHINA.
mon, one teaspoon nutmeg, Mix thorough.
Iy, add one teaspoon soda in 9 tablespoon.
fuls hot water when foaming fill up cup
with sour milk, two cups -four, one CUP
seedless raisins, one quarter pound citron
chopped. This is a good receipt for
spice cake.
Take small round tin box with air.
tight cover. Bore holein cover through
which insert the handle Of a small paint
brush, so that the brush may reash near.
ly TO the bottom of the b K. By keeping
little lard in the box and putting it on
the stove for minute before using, the
cake tins can be creased quickly and with
out soiling the hands, while the close GOV.
er Of the box keeps all dust from the
brush.
Bainy days are good days to plan for
future work to finish up that little piece
of sewing that nAs UafEedf - Icssg, IN asuO
each household will find iussthe needed
time to accomplish SO much that has been
waiting for a more convenieElt season.
A A seEaP book that mnnay cnnldn.t nnr.
chase may be made in odd moments and
the time never be missed Cut out from
catalogues and periodicals pictures of
authors and other interesting people with
al autograph when possible and any in.
terestiug clippings about them pasted on
The same or opposite pages This scrap
book can be handed down With up TO date
additions to several generations Of child.
ZEN and prove both instructive and inter-
aiming. Very young children have thsir
minds stored with valuable knowledge
without the effort of study by simply hav-
ng these picturesko look at and the peo-
pie there pictured told about in story,
orm.
When going out on rainy day, protect
he feet, as damp feet cause many kinds
II trouble.
very nice arrangement to wear under
long coat on rainy day lie strip of
lalf inch black elastic with an eye and
look on the other. Slip around the body
laving it drawn tight and pull up the
kirts all around. The elastic will hold
hem up out of the wet.
Rubbers that are worse than useless
Fhen the heels leak, can be- made useful
y cutting out the heel like a sandal rub.
er. They can then be worn as sandals.
To half cup of melted butter, a little
alt and two teaspoonfuls of baking pow.
er add one quart of milk and -four
O tn ~
neou 10 make into dough. Drop from q
poon into buttered pans and bake in q
ot oven, as only quick oven will make
hem light and tender.
Different uses for small scrubbinR brueh.
! may be indicated by burning the name
n the back as vegetables, "pans''.
hands," etc. Then there will be no riak
using tie wrong brush.
To remove whitewash from Aoors, iur.
iture and windows apply small quan.
ty OF parattin on q soft cloth. The stains
Ill disappear completelE and the paFafln
oes not iniure the most delicate paint.
A delicious way 81 serving rnle.oes il
ie following: Boil and mash ! 8 medium
zed white potatoes uai6e one fahle.
,ooniul Of busaer ID fmfIk. Whcn
icy are maarlye6ld ad
,gs. one tsasp60nfu
ID six drops Of oni
Iaredients iogetlz
zen make up ID
aeties and sta
ley are 6Fm
bite Of tha &
y In defr