The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

he cleaned on papers. and II bohIng
IN to he done there Is no hett~r work
ing surface. Much OF the dislike Of
cleaning tIsh hinges on the muas
that is created. while II It can he
quickly removed all distaste disap-
pears. After meat or fish has been
been washed for the last time. how
ever. newspaper should not bs used
next to II. because OF the Ink. u
piece OF manila paper being snhsti-
tuted instead. ..... ..
Whereas the wrapping paper Of
bundles may be used In many ways.
they should never he used when they
arc to conc In direct contact with
TODD. In lining csk" pans. for In
stance. there " nothing so acceptable
as u frcsa piece Of manils paper II
IL mn excellent plan 10 keep In the
pantry u box Of papers cut TO III tho
various pans. These NAV be kent
together with clips or rubber bands,
Then u lining IL always ready and
II is never necessary to leave the
cake at II critical nOr,cnt to prepare
one. II takes no more time tn cut
y dozen iininsx than II does enc u
the kitchen scissors are used. Anoth-
cr little help consiats Of small
squares Of paper cut for Oiiins tins.
The pastry brush has mission. hut
mos, women prefer to oil their pans
with tho iraditionary hit oi psrcr.
| Msny q precious moment II lost In
searching. the paper finally bcins
torn from nny nearby hug or pack
age. II u box or 3askctful II hunR
OH nook close to III" cooking table
these hits of panrr' arc always nj
hand-and tho Kindergarten baby
loves 10 cut them.
The dishwashing alone "onxun,cs
| large part OF the housewives time.
while II she could only learn to re-
durc tho number OF ,.ixhcs. she ronld
gain considerable leisure for other
| things. Again the friendly piece Of
papcr comes to n~r aid. In baking
u II usually customary to rift the
| flour and measure cut the sugar into
| bowls: II n smooth piee" ot manila
paper II used instead. II Will not only
save many u dish. hut II is n.ore
convenient. These papers may he
used again and again. and II tucked
away within reach n tnr kitchIi
cabinet nre always ready. The house
VIII. frequently psr.s her potatoes
and other yrxeta OisS into u clean
pun ar the sink. IN the former ease
.h' has the pan to wash. In the lat
ter IN" sink TO clean. while " she
sit. down newspaper In her lap. n
viii hold all the psrinxs. The prob
lem or the irving kettle aad other
.rtnsy utensils mskcx dixhwsshinsl |
horror I'd many women. II tho
utensils ar" wiped on, with swah
Of paper. n iars. part Of the grease
is absorbed and the dish washing IL
greatly Simrliiicti. Il IL an easy mat
ter to wash the dishes. scnid them
and leave them 10 drain dry. II one
haa u special drniner and II sink
large enough to hold II. In case one
has not tnick folds Of newspaper may
he spread upon the table or xct In |
tubs. auc the dishes fcaided and
hacked one hy one upon the psperxl
I" drain. \ country housckcerer
k,ar l,.tt
health to this simple arrangement.
In cleaning milk or i,otties. hits OF
n.wspaprr. with good soap sclu-
| tiOn and n vigorous shaking. will US
uaIly accomplish quick results. Again
the garbage can may he kept eweet
and clean II lined with paper each
dny after tho cmptyins. II this II
done. two or three scaldinss n week
will keep II sanitary.
Fried foods disagree with many.
because they are Improperly drained
crumpled into littlc ridges. acts M
an efficient drain to all crOQucttes.
doughnutf. iritters and bacon. I'll
tho frittc-s are laid fiat. the samcl
effect is not brought about, becauscl
In that casr only part Of the food IL
drained. Whipped cream for the
Sunday night super IL always hard
to prepare. unless one owns cream,
chnrn. Hnt again the sheet OF paper
In this case Il should he large nnou q,
to extend several inches beyond the
| in TIL" shape Of II Maltese cross, tol
permit the insertion of the esgl
heater. set over the bowl and the
cream may he whipped without dan