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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29
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gx, Helens Heson{ Euesae ~

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back: She tried to turn, but he
seized sherkarm in an iron grip! Let
me o.she ordered quietly: Don't
mako a scene; &.
I'm not making d scene."sl he de:
MED Cant you let me talk to you
for a minute? You're not going 10
drive me back to the bottle again,
are you?" .iss
Don't couple me up with yoHr
~ I. pottle, she SIN, smiled; What is
q. she a.. aaaeu' ~ u klha.ieo ~
~ 1I NJ aia you Maht: g say % il.s,
!. ms eyes nle. hers, anu ionnd
hard lines sfis x ~ sost ~ e II ny
smilnd nastiaiiy tt;iss sy, o,d o., =
aCan,t YOU get ali THIS GOV idea So,,i
!of your head ?"fhe asked J. III 5makes
me awful mad to he called a boy
Can't you believe me: when i tclj
you i love YOU ?,,Ss 4 n, s,5 z ~
"Let,s not talk about that ius,
now she returned .natiently
."Thinks Of all the fun we could .hayc
as good friends, gs "a 3
"Friendship doesn't go.S,s he, prt,.
tested & Ills face hardening into seri!
business. tits got to be love. OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29
MUSGRAVE'S MEDITATION.

Hold on, there, 70 townsville scribe,
and reflect that when you assails la
dies attire thou art trespassing on
sacred and somewhat narrow things
The hobble skirt may not be a
thing Of beauty but It will be d Joy
TO the occupant as long as IT attracts
the attention Of yielding youths.
What attractions have gray matter
Ito the colognc-soakcd sons 6f smear
case society? What do the highsi
collar companions Of Cupid care for
the ladies who ponder! over Plato,
Shakespeare and Bacon?5 Nothing
whatever. They cast their optics to-
ward the absorber. of chocolate
drops and the student OF Lace, 10.
tions and lingerie. When Ben
Franklin advised mankind to .emp!
lty their pockctbooks into their
lheads," or, mother words; to pur:
chase the means of education, lie
did not. of course, expect that that
advice would adorn the pages OF
fashion journals or be defended and
upheld by shallow, silly, simpcrins
social slaves. AS we are on thil
| theme we may as q we'll quote thu
appropriate comment Of a, souther.
sage: when man goes outswalls
ing with his; wife on hot Sunda!
hesmust wear coat, aud strict cti
quettc demands that 1t be buttoned}
but his wife. can wear lace curtaif
!. draped about herAand society say
1t is all right. Darn society," N
B:-Anyone caught frowning Will
!. the above will be advanced fourteen
points at the next social functi ion;
4 III s. G.. MnUsGRAvE. i
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oIFIFI 'lLl,l

.lsgg - = 70 =
;;19 Pursuant ITO resolution adopted
sbytthef Republican Senatorial Com
mites for the ~ 1th8s Senatorial Dis
!trict Of West Virginia on sthet1 ! III
day OF July,t1914Sca1I$ is hereby Is.
sued fora nominating convention Sof
the n epablican party of the nth
senatorial District Of West Virginia
~ be: Eheldy IN the Citysof Fairmont,
west Virginia, onathei sth day OF
august, / 81 ut 3 %, clock +. IN! for
\ theapufpo of ninating Ia candis
date OF theisaid Repa 5lican jpartySof
said u TIL Material District ofiWest
virginia to be voted for at the ap:
!proaching General Election Ito bc
I held IN November, 1919 q 8 IS i &
HI The basis Of Representation to
which each OF tho counties of said
district shall be entitled shall be
One 1delegata for each a 90 votes cast
for the Hon II. q. Hatfield for Cow
Eetnors Id 912 OF major fractional
Eart tlIele6fi which would entitle
the several counties 10 tie follow
Eins delegates:
Marion COUNTY vs.; % u votes 90
delegates. II " "
Monongalia Count A2 500 votes:
Is detegat es. ;ssss9 I
Taylor Count y2; os q votes: 81
delegates. lssy 4
Said delegates Shall be elected by
the respective; counties in manner ID
Ebe prescribed by. the County Execu-
|tiyE Committees OF the respective
counties.
Done by order OF the Republican
Senatorial Committee for the It'll
Senatorial District OF West Virginia
BY r. r.. GHRISMAN,
| i Chairman,
| . slys .4-27=. 81.
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AMI ENCOUNTER AND sPRE RENO;

A141VAslt1f,-z sifgSs
Marian felt that She had done
Calhoun, the young lawyer, a sgenus
Inc service by laughing him out OF
his romantic advances. Her act had
besn truly philanthropie, and she
knew II. Making sport Of the love.
lorn rs good medicine. More OF this
attitude ON the part8of women,
rightly applied to male sufferers,
would onset count less tragedies Of
married life. Thus Marian reason
ed. All the next day she saw moth,
ing Of Calhoun. Size concluded that
he lodged Into the dining room
when the coast was clear; or else
was taking his meals in his room;
sfc lost little time, however, in idle
speculation. sheafelt that she had
done her duty IN affixing tile plas-
ter, and trusted that iitSwould draw
to the surface the fever that was af-
flicting erffriend.
THE next morning when she was
finishing her breakfast, she felt her
arm touched by a hand from behind:
II want to talk with you. Come
on" commanded q voice. Looking
up. SHE Deheld Calhoun His face
was haggard, the whites of his eyes
b1oodshot.
WHATS tfefmatter2' she return
ed Quickly anxiously. you're not
we'll"
"Feel rottcn,p he said shortly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29
Licenses Issned.

Matriase license was issued yes.
Iterday by the comfy CLERK as fol
Flippi Liberto. 20. and Maria L.
Lopez. 30. both % Fairmont.
The last will and testament OF A.
Howard Kelley, deceased, has been
iiiled.wtthst the county clerk. Theswilf
provides for Grace z. Kelley as iex.
ectitrix The execltriS has qualified
bysproyiding a bond OF 5000.
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REGULATIONS REspEcTINGID D I()l(;E

AhA1A o0kAA A0&NSI AbAt64 GbAAANiGoou
Chapter "a, Section 4.
It shall be the duty Of every per-
son who shall own, keep Of; allow to
be kept on his promises or elsewhere
within the city any. dog to report
the same to, the City Clerk orsrcgis:
tration I'm a book to be kept BY him
for the purpose. in which shall be
entered the name Of the person owns
Ing, keeping or allowing to be kept
such dog, the kind Of dog. whether
male or female. together with the
number Of tag to be attached to such
animal. If any person owning. keep.
ing or allowing to be kept any such
animal shall fail to make such re.
port for ten days after the first day
Of July in each year, he shall be
fined, upon conviction, not less than
three nor more than ten dollars &
Tho taxton every male dog Is Two
Dollars, and on every female doc
Five Dollars.
81 The above Section 4 of Chapter "a
makes it, the duty Of the Mayor to
assess a fine against owners q dogs
refusing or neglecting To register the,
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sideration, 81 and other valuable col

f'si IL flf-. ~
sideration, $1and other valuable con
|sideration.s * s, y. Y 81 A. a
sJanicstR Jackson; to w. II. Sands;
q parcel Of land in Lincoln district;
consideration,$1 and other valuable
consideration. y !:
e. G. Travis and wife to R. b. Ira.
Wis, a parcel Of land on. Prickett's
creek in Wineld district; consider
alton, sSS5. u y
y. Z. Hupp and wife to Werner
Hartman, "a parcel of land in the
Fifth ward; Of the city Of Fairmont;
consideration, Stand other valuable
property. 90; !!
4 A. NJ Davis and husband to James
Burns. parcel OF land in the Fourth
ward OF the city Of Fairmont; con-
;sideration, $4,000. q
lis HI NJ. Bailey and wife to G. i q.
Powell, ia!p parcel Of land In the Eighth
ward Of the city Of Fairmont; con-
isideration, s1,401. If, Z 'sff 3 .'a' I
- " sfss[s a. al n. Il Z a-ls'1 y -
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Better Care
For TheInsar1e
strongluUrged
MARION COUNTY MEDICAL S0cI.
ETY. DISC USED MATTER
LAST NIGHT,
AcCOMM0DATIoNs FOR DEMENT,.
ED PERS0l sS NOT AIDE:
QU ATE

The Marion County edicai sotis
ETY. held a meeting last evening at
the Cook Hospital atliwliich several
matters Of Importance were discuss.
ed relative to the general health Of
| the community Z
The matter OF better care for tho
insane after they fare placed in con-
[finement and before they. are taken
Ito estate institutions was discuss;
Ted and 4itsis thought that the scot.
| ety will Sat a later date ASK the coun-
|fty commissioners to provide better
means OF caring for these unfor=
Etunate5 people. III sl.l .i5 Y
At 1.-THE present time they are con-
Filmed in the county jail and while
as much Consideration as possible Is;
Eaccorded them by the sjailer,l the 80:
Felicity thinks that conditions are not
Esuitable for taking proper care OF
Ethem: z ~ 2. Is q, *
The society wants 1.-THE County!
court to make other arrangements
and in order to obtain the desired
Fend VIII cooperate with the county
Eautliofities n every way possible 1T
Ills thought that some plan will be
adopted and presented to the court
ina short time. 81
|flsgThe following set of resolutions.
were also adopted by the society
with the request that they be pub
|SIishcf1 fin Inf II M III a citv M nors IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

ALWAYS DOING IT. 4,
lFrom The Baltimore Americana
Does your wifY talk lin her
islcep?' '.i .
Sleep sir is no exception 10 her
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WANTED Traveller - gee27 10
SO. Experience unnecessary. Sal:
ary. commission and expense al.
lowance to right man. !. : E. Nc
Brady, chicago. s;;S;,;, w
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FOR RENT - A nice modern I'VE:
room apartment In Kelley Build
ing, Water street. Inquire +. p.
Kelley Lumber Co, both phones
g-e-tf
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WANTEDAll persons contemplate
ing tile building Of walls; foundas
tions or houses 70 see our cement
blocks. Cheapest and best. Wat
kins q Harring ton, 81 Pittsburgh
Ave. Fairmont. limo
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WANTED y a good cook Also d
good girl for general house work.
None other need apply. Good
wages to the right parties. Apply
at SIS Washington, Bell phone
si4sI Cons 2ss 752s:st
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WANTED=At once an experienced
chairman for mine work. Apply
r. u. Minnear, Annabelle mines,
Four States Coal GO. Z 7-27ESt'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
or without light housekeeping.
Mrs. Robertson, corner Monroe
and High streets. 7=24.tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

AUTOMOBILE FOR 4sAIsE 6o.iiorse
power, fore doors jastS overhailiea
and repai1te ed: Big bargain. Fair:
mont carriag g Work. asst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR sALE Up-to:date grocery soo.
\. ing good business. Fine iocation.
Large new ROOM. Rent reasonable.
Il Inquire at this ffice; Boil s3:J,
Cons, 3 s 3.Y. IN 7eS5gtf
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waNTEBAltp sto.date dress max
Ing. Apply to Mrs. ii. H. Mueller
Mnmford Flats Jackson street. y
7s1ssst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR SALE Genuine Pit Terrier, 8
| years. old. Good watchdog. Will
sell 81 trade; Iilauite % Press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

YOUNG MAN with business q /, Z sbiiity
and $1,000 to $500 cash and,
Willing to work, can secure one
half interest In proposition With
excellent future. Write ]. care
this office, 6-25.tfi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

MEN WANTED to visit trade with
our cigars. Salary s25S weekly to
start. Cordelle Cigar Co., Station
D. New York city. 6s12!tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR SALE o. acres land with no
houses. located 10 miles rom city,
on White Day creek. Ifssold at
once will sell for. less than. the
mineral under the ground Is
worth. For further; informal iony
call on or add ress, Liberty Travis!
Central Fire Station. 7=1ssfmp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR Sal &c ttags for sale Largo
lot. Inquire In person. 7l7 Glen
&. a ls1lll: s9a6T22=at
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FOR RENT-3 rooms with bath, ga,
and electric light. All modern
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR RENr-Fiye rooms on second
floor, furnished OF unfhrnisheds
VIII rent in suite or separately.
Also three roolus, furnished OF uns
furnished. on third floor. Coll
7o7-J Bell phone, or inquire Mi
Jepson. Nays Bowling Alley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR RENT-one nicely furnished
front room. Gentlemen preferred
Privilege Of phone. sos TJamisoh
st. 7-14-st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

WANrEpZAt once. lady to clean
house. GallsatS 51S CASTOR avenue
Sf7-24=3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-29

FOR Rents rooms and Il private
& bath. Yost Flats: AlsoF2 frun.
rooms with bay window. Yost
Flats: Apply to ). q .Miller; Cooks
Hospital. 4s.i:l.s y eo6sssss Z,
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EoRtRENT-s.room apartment Yost
Flats. Apply J..C Miller Cooks
Hospital; ss.is, ,a 7:1s;tt
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FOR sAIE-Biank coal options d
the West virginian office. a-26=f
The Washington times., 1914-09-03

." IL goes. Yet trillions Of similar
neutral observations are eternaIly in
terpreted by an execrable. corroding
human mental state as partaklng of vice
or virtue. Dancing. smoking, liauor
drinking. Sunday baseball. Sunday
music. all non-noraI matters, are
poInced upon by kind of pathological
conscience and yanked into the slough
Of immoral despond.
Locomotor ataxia Is falsely placed in
this category. This is a fourth degree
o. stage Of an infectious aiiment caused
by little corkscrew microbe which
Wlgsles Its calamitous and desolating
way finally into the spinal cord.
There its assaults SO injure the white
matter that various bizarre alterations
iE the sensations of the skin and the
muscles ensue. The loss of balance. the
stamping gait with eyes on the ground,
tie lightning pains, the loss Of a knowl-
edge of where the feet are. the inco-
ordinate and vertigo-like movements are
some of the signs and symptoms OF the
ailment.
picion OF Prof Fournier has received
daily confirmation that this distemper
OF the spinal cord is associated with
the little corkscrew microbe OF blood
trouble. These germs are not only
found sometimes in the spinal fluid, but
three-pIy positive Wassermann test
Locomotor ataxia, until this year,
was classed along with paresis, hydro
phobia and cancer as an fncurable az
fiction. Sensational and radical. nay.
even doubtful, as il sounds, l may now
absolutely and positively state that I've
seen loconotor ataxia cured at last.
The method is as astonishing as it is
efficient
Whether report is brought from the
ha
sermann 70 be ultra positive or not.
some OF the patients spinal fluid Is also
tested This is often positive-that IS.
il shows the loathsome corkscrews to he
alive and wiggling-even when the blood
Is not.
veins An hour or two later some OF
the blood Is removed. whipped up, fl
tered and injected under pressure into
the spinal canal.
This is the most important as well as
the most delicate part of the ceremony.
A few hours in bed. however, is all that
is necessary. Iodide of potash and mer-
curry are then given for month. when
the tests and the treatment are re-
peated.
About five such treatments will put
man on his pedal extremities- Judge
A. b. one of my patients. who be-
came suddenly bedridden in February.
who had had locomotor ataxia for ten
wears and more, was up and around and
walking without a cane after his fourth
spinal injection.
There is no question about this Won
derful scientific addition TO the medical
arts. ANY one who SCOTS at IL is doing
some one a grave injustice. Since this
operation must always be performed IN
p hospital. IL is safe as eating
hearty meal.
Copyright. 1914 Newspaper Feature Service
The Washington times., 1914-09-03
For S0liOW. BLOtChv,
Rough or Greasy Skins

Some skins require constant grooming
- keep them from becoming oily. muddy.
hiOtchy or rough. or If such condition
has developed. to overcome II. In such
chronic cases il is particularly inadvis-
able 10 keep piling on cosmetics which
clog the pores. collect dust and dirt,
making the complexion worse than ever.
It's n lot more sensible 10 use ordinary
merCOlized wax. which literally abSOrbS
bad complexion. Apply the wax. like
cold cream. before retiring; next morn
ing. in washing it off. YOU y wash away
fine. AOur-like particles Of the unsishtly
curiCI.. Repeat for a week or two and
yuull have an entirely new Skin-Soft,
satlny. Spotless and beautiful as a
child : one ounce ri merColized wax.
prorurable at any druggists. is all you'll
need.
II the skin be wrinkled or fiabby,
here's the best possible remedy: Mix
l. pint witch hazel and l ounce pow
dered SaXolite and use as a face bath
II works like a miracle. yet is entirely
harmless.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-09-03

Il il-t surprise mother and go out
fher" and make them come in here
and read Tith me "
Full y h"r good intention. the kitty
gin started out. but stopped. and
looked about her. The room was
were clean and bright looking. and A
n"t"n 90 s'InnC'' shOne in like a
go!den square oU the floor. Tottie
shrnA h@r head. III 20 ont and get
them I" come in hrre When they
Sc how Corl ana pleasant il is they
WI he glad to ~ in hore Then We
VIII read
- the ho"s but they had seen Mrs
T2hhy a an upper window and were
very pleasant to her Would they
rom" into the house and play? Well,
why ot.it was hot outside They
talked moment and rhrn 10 Tootie's
f'.''''.E" r-me IN
Then some how or other. Tottie
ne'". 1n"W just when things began
- 20 wrong. they were playing tag.
a'd tneH some one got the clothes,
line tangled in a foot. and dra eyed
y in from 'he Eitchen and then that
dcliZhtfUl. clotheSliDr wiECled and
fe" about so entraHcingly that every
ElnSI" on" - those kitty children got
n'"' 'tDSIef ur in it somewhere
louie was breatEl@S Sc With gipElipE
r." ha1 forgotten TO be good. and
when Mrs. Ia 10y appeared suddenl,
IN the doorway. she was fat on her
face and couldn't have stood up II
she hHd wanted TO do So
Is this the way YOU coax the bows
into the house 10 rIay7" she asked
Tote. never moving from the door
way. The kitties on the floor Law
where she had caught them. with
out purr or grown. Tottie looked
up side WAYS. and started to Crv.
1t wasn't mv fault" she began
bat Mrs Tabhy stopped her a. once
She stepped over and untangled
them ore AT a time. gave them each
one a spank. and came at last to
Tottie. The kitty girl cried in vain.
ono would have thought that Mrs
Tabby spanked terribly hard. Cniv
the other kitties did not see;., to
have minded their cuff niece TOT
tie fairly howled, but as Mrs. Tabby
said: Remember old Dog Travo''
she stopped and for once took her
spank IN silence.
fcenyrazht lsi& hy r. z. YodssJ
The Washington times., 1914-09-03

be brought up from the ears to produce
the popular peeled onion effect
0the, methods Of arranging the hair
depend so much on the kind # hat 70
he worn The high coiffure is 'npcs-
sibls. with low crown turban or HAT
sailor shape. And again. il has to be
pilei high at the back to fit some OF the
tip-tIltsd evening models which follow
Tho Wstteau hat shape of spring
You must study your own features in
a three leaf mirror. and even though
determined not TO admit the fact ~ any
one else. prove to yourself that your
nose is more pug than classic and Will
not harmonize with Greek knots. Try
doing YOUR hair in every Imaginable
stNle before adopting anything rev in
coiffures and above all. study the
shape OF your head and the outline of
your jaw. The line of the hair about
the face helps TO make the contour good
or bad Getting the outlining curve Of
the hair just the right shape will Alye
. thin face graceful linel
The Washington times., 1914-09-03
"Wr1t1ng Is Just Kno1ving"
Insists Miss AHce Br0zVn

By HELEN STARR

and experiences move so thick AID fast
that they cannot extract the story from
the mass of occurrences about it. Writ
ers who ini themselves in this position
cften live and move in a kind of life
they would like to understand. then go
far away 10 : distant village, untangle
the worthwhile threads OF the expert
ence. and produce the stories which
they could never have .in!Sn I'd if they
had remained in the midst Of their be-
Wil6erinS action. II is 4 good plan.
Writing is just knowing
Alice. Brow is quite exceptional. for
she can remain in New England. close
to her subject. and never De confused.
Miss Browns pet hoShy is planting
s. eds in a garden AMI pokinS them fire.
qUcrtH to urge their growth. She un-
Gerste nds the life in bulbs and seeds
quite as we'll as she interprets the
tF'ught-motives and heart-lO"es of the
simple New ErSl1nd people with whom
she Is so familiar
The Washington times., 1914-09-03
By MADGE MARVEL

~ Ire ntdH. ' Nen ljdli OH Slu' sections
Of the hair and some Of the strands AZ
the tICr Of the head. Draw the rA-
nain'nc hair up INTO a knot at me cen
ter Cf tho head and tie il with a rubber
elastic "r stout black string This knot
helIS to give d foundation for the height
Of the head-dress
The next operation, shown in the sec
ond picture. consists in drawing the
part Of front hair over (" on" sid" and
around into the knot at the center. This
hair should he dipped slightly at tine
Center OF the forehead where II may
peep forth beneath the nat
Now draw the hair at the right side
Of the head up into the knot at the CEN
ter. ami pin IL securely about the twist.
The section Of hair still hanging from
the LEFT side is then brought up. as IN
illustration four, is Clasped 10 The Golf
fure by large amber pin, and the
strand brought around 20 cross the
front of the head. Of course, il goes
without saying that the hair must now
The Washington times., 1914-09-03
Useful Hints for
Housewives
By ANN MARIE LLOYD.
Grease Spots On Carper

oy AVN mANlE Lloyd.
Grease Spots On Carpet.
Mix together equal parts Of rnagnesis
ard rulers earth. Stir to a paste with
ooilng water. and spread irnnnedisreIv
over the spots. Leave to dry. and then
brush off
Softening Corks.
Hard corks or corks too large 70 nj
the bottle for which thew are intended
can be rendered quite pliable by soak
ing them in boiling water for three or
four minutes.
Cleaning Japanese Scuttle.
Dust the scuttle thoroughly Mix a
Lite whiting and vinegar to a Paste.
kuo II on with a piecee of rug Wine
with soft cloth. and pc,ish with a dry
leather.
Mildew Remover.
Rub the spots with q clean rouc;n
cloth. cover with salt. and rub with A
slice of lemon. If the spots are still
visible cover with French chalk, moist
er with water. and dry slowly. Wash
well in hot soapy water and dry thor
oughly
Stained China.
Your cups stain probably because YOU
crink very strong tea. The hest wa
of removing these unsigltly marks IS
IC ruo them well with a mOistenel
cloth dipped in salt. Powdered bath
brick will remove those OF long stand
Ing which will not yield 10 the salt
treatment.
Cleaning a Panama Hat.
Mix two ounces of flowers OF sulphur
with sufficient water TO form a smooth
paste. Spread evenly over the hat. and
place il in a dark cupboard to dry.
Brush off with a stln whisk. Sulphur
is an excellent bleaching medium for
Panama hats as il is not dangerous 70
handle. and does not injure the straw
In any way.
Removing Old Putty.
Wiring cut 1 cloth in boiling water
and place II over the putty to be re-
moved Lslve for several minutes Min
together equal parts of boiling water
and turpent;ne. add a small piece Of
soda and paint the sash. Repear 1t
short intervals two or three times
Leave 10 soak for a tew hours The
putty will come away quite easily. AMI
leave the sash perfectly clean.