The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

windy situation and squeeze the bot
tom occasionally as the water drains
down. Shake frequently while driving.
and do not dry it in too cold an air.
f@ VEN a gold hatpin will grow
N tarhished and the best In this
tG condition are anything but
ornamental. When the work
manshfp is such that the usual brush
ing process is out of the question. put
the pin heads in a tumbler of ammo
MIA in which two tablespoonfuis of
some powder cleaner is placed. This
settles to the bottom and the pin can
be churned back and forth on the sub
stance and cleaned. This is an excel
lent method for cleaning hatpins con-
tanning small jewels. Any soap now
der can be added to the ammonia. Belt
pins and buckles can be cleaned in the
same manner.
-l INEN will last longer and be
winter and will iron much
lG better If washed by itself, To
plunge it into the, general
family wash is a mistake. It should
go into its own tub of water. be wash
ed rapidly and rubbed but little. then
boiled alone while the rest OF the
laundry work is under way. 1t VIII pc
ready to hang out when the next re-
Law of clothes comes to the boiler ana
the longer it can stay in the sun ana
air the better. Constant bleaching "a
sun and air are better than WasEins
powders and to finish perfectly tne
pieces should be ironed while very
sa,on To starch table linen is a Gross
error. when froned correctly 1t Will
he stiff and will leave a polish
80 RAIN your children to keep
their toys and playthings tidy
and in their proper places; II
is a good plan to teach them
to play with one toy at aiIne, 1ho
when tired of that to replace u pc
fore a fresh one is taken. Then, IN
eteed Of . litter of things to be tidied
end MT away at bedtime, or when the
title one has become tired OF playing.
there is simply one toy that can De
a,,icSIy cleared away When child
satTrna from a walk teach him to put
HE outdoor garments neatly sway IN
the place allotted to them. This carry
training will be Of great use to him
aa he grows older. and heip 10 10TH
and strengthen his character.
- MOST convenient apron and
one which Is charmingly dam
NV ~ and neat is made of an OBJ
ling Of white lawn. Both
ends of the iapron are first hemmed
with a half an inch hem. to which lace
10 sewed. slightly fhlled. One end rs
then turned up SO az to form pocket
Roth sides Of the apron are sewed 10
the sides OF the turned up portion.
Three pockets are made from this
large one. by dividing the width o. the
anron into three equal parts and
stitching on the lines, from the top 70
the lower edge of the turned up part.
These seams, as well as the side
seams. have pretty finished look II
they are neatly cat stitched or feather
stitched. Ribbon half an inch wide
IL then run through the top hem OF the
nnron and through the hem at the top
Of the turned up part The rinoon
witch In run through the top hem IS
,,sed to tie around tho waist.
~ HE Mohammedan father and
mother each write the choice
of q name on slip OF paper
N and place both in the Koran.
whichever slip Is hrst drawn names
the child Chinese boys are named
temporarily until their fathers give
them q permanent one when they are
twenty years old. Custom Of this sort
are q great help, # would seem, and
some OF them might be adopted IN THIS
,nnuntrzEhans ealuilS Saisa 9rees aspon