Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-18

|. THINGS THAT Have sHELPED NE.
Il. % ! Busy tnu.s.n..
svrasH deal WOMAN.
g3roverDs 81. 1oal9S
Who can ENDS svfrtums asoman2 for harT aee IS tar above ruhies
The heart dfshsr husband doth safely trustxn her, % that be shan have
she Win q him good ana not en i tne,asyH ii ner ale.
She seskah vael and max and voketh willingly with herhands.
She is like thsnnerchantg ships; she hripsathl her food rom afar-
@she riaa also while + IS vet night nd ereth meat % her Ahousahold
1ami q portion g sher mddans.
she conaideredh.a field nd buyaa ii: HHhahe fruit s her hands she
ssne girdeth haraons wish strength. ana strengthened her arms.
she percevetns fnat her nsrcnandiae = good:sher candle goeth5 not ont
She laye.h nerslands . me spindle, and hsaa ands hold the diHan.
she streteheth 'st herghand to The poor; yea she rearhath forth herH
sas is not afratassf the snOp for her honseneddt for an hershousehod are
She maketh herssn coverings Of tapestry; herohpthing y ank and purple
Her husband IS known n THE gates, when he sitteth among the elders Of
She nateth nnesainsn. ana4seneth #; ana sdeaseretn srdsea unto me
merchant
Strength and honor are hersalohins; and snesaan rejoice II time FL
sheeqpeneth ner mouth WIN wisdom; and in5her tongue ts the law Of
She looreh vai One WAYS Il her househaad. anf eateth net the bread
Her enidren arise NJ and ei her blessed. herstuspand also, and he
Many daughters nave done vfrnousB, but thou ezssneth them ALL
Fagouraiss decetnals 4ani beauty is yans but che tat feareth te Lord
avsbsrsof the fmit d her hands; and let her own works praise her IN
the gates.
THE BORROWING HABIT.
nId solomon lived In these latter days Of strenuous existence, 4 think
be might weufhave added-and with profit to the dear sisters-"she5 layethl
i ssde . fheshrt day Of the week sufficient quarters 20 the gas meter, and
3reIceiyeth that the baking powder erogsth nt 10 81 % car. g y no.
Hafraid for the unexpected guest for her bread Jar oyerhoweth with the
ftuit of her hands
1 wonder III any Of you have ever set yourself = stint 9 sewing, to BEL
Ennished before time to start dinner. Perhaps a little apron for one OF the
With j hopeful outlook Of completing the task in due time, when q knock At
the back door breaks in upon the stiffness You start up rnttng down your
work in ne place, your thimble III another and the tape line drops from
around your neck al you huniedy descend the stairs. 4 little girl an pink
pinafore from across the way, cup In hand. awaits, you, to borrow g teaspoon
3fuIsdf baking powder as Mamma didn't know she was 81 nearly out until she
started to bake her cake OF course It is 9 pleasure y #l upon e aear
little miss like this, and you do not begrudse loaning or even giving the
ltaldng poWder to her mproyidentI mamma, but a FEY nut chaL tne can
gt back upon the shell, and the telephone rings. "oh, Mrs Smith, have
you change for fifty cents in the house. e. Quartet aresrm ! mean naanI4 g. 10 a n naae y
and / al all out of bread and must stir up some biscuits o. something be
fore they arrive"
cheaauly holds the line while you ascend the stainfo your none too in
a Rated al ccoun Three nennies. y dimes and d fifty cent piece, but
no quarter Back down to the telephone again: oh, how dreadful. What
shall i doe Then, would you mind letting me have 2 lp Of bread Just hh
And you patiently await her arrival for a loaf OF your prize baking. with vs
ions Of the uneompleted garment calling to you fSom the upper hoor. IS lev
!naehborv remarks excbanged-you glance at the clock: Ills. Not quite
time to start dinner; neither time to finish the garment. Again you retrace
gour steps mp the stairs-shan / say for the eleventh time this morning.
picking up your tape line here, your thimble there, only to fold up the unhnl
ished garment for another day-more likely another week, taking as q balm
for your troubled soul and your much interrupted mornings schedule And
to him. that wmd borrow, turn thou not away" In the case Of y bread
I might add, hoping for nothing in return
Now this 4 not to say that borrowing Is not permissible at tines. but
telephones, autonoble deliveries and parcel post Read Deut 1915.
COVERING FOR BATH TUE.
1-wonder If any Of you have experienced that with modern conyeniences]
comes added work in keeping them clean and in order The porcelain bath
hb for instance. Dust and lint are forever accommodating upon IT. calling for
/ ore than its share Of attention. I have been thinking for some time Of
manufacturing some sort Of a covering for the same and Just the other day
stumbled upon full directions for making such-hence, Nothing new under
the sun"
Take ! piece 81 cloth onefourth oa yard longer than the tub all around.
additional allowance being made for the hem to permit Of its being drawn
completely over the rim and held close about the tub by means Of 9 rubber
elastic run n the hem. y g fancir hnissh y desired, pace may e made
in the hem BY a second stitching half an inch below the other stitching and
the drawstrng run through this space which viii leave g Hl below.
i would suggest barred tea towelng faggoted together or white cheese
lcIoth with feather stitched hem In the predominating color 1.-THE room.
Such a covering will be appreciated by the n who is In hurry for al
plunge and does not wish to stop to wash out the dust which may have accu
INFLATED during the night. y viii add . touch Of daintiness to the room and
is easily adjusted after the bath.