Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16
A Step.Saver.

A Step Saver.
One way in which to save many
steps daily Is to wear about your waist
band to which are sewed four but
tons hang by meansof tape loops sewed
10 the following articles, a duster, an
oven cloth, a holder, and dish towel.
AS you go through the honse and see
any dust, just remove it, without hax-
ing to go one step out of your way fer
the duster. IF you pass Jour oven or
stove, you can move or turn anything
you are cooking and not have even tn
reach for the oven cloth or holder, es
the case may be. When you use disl,
in the pantry. and carry 1t to the sink,
L. is a simple matter to WASH and wipe
IL Immediately and carry 1t back clean.
You will really find that this little de-
vice will save you many steps daily and
many little tasks are, accomplished
without extra effort.
What Man Ever Thought OF HOUSE,
keeper for a Bank.
That is what Miss Harriet Cringan,
of Richmond, Virginia, thought OF
when. she decided her forte lay i1 do
nnesticity and started the Rank House
keeping Concern. She sees that the
town banks are kept in apple-pie or
der, first instructing strong. willing
women how to clean. As. soon as the
banks are closed in the afternoon she
puts her forces to work and oversees
all details. even the cleaning OF brass
and mahogany. ra
Who Knows Better Than Woman
What to Do at q Moving7
Miss Mabel Weiant, who was assist
ant manager of enc of New YorKs
largest warehouses, decided to look for
a business Of her own. She began py
return loads for vin owners
who were taking household goods from
New York to nearby towns. This
proved so successful for the IAN, own
ers that they organized the Van own
ers' association of Greater New York
and persuaded Miss Weiant TO become
the manager It, is the only return
lead bureau that handles household
removals and Miss Weiant handles the
arrangements of both going and return
trips. ''5'a..r {
$. The most decorated woman aef the
war is probably Miss Hilda Wynne, OF
the British Red Cross society who was
awarded no fewer than seven medals,
crosses and other distinguished ihonors
far her fearless efforts on behalf of he
wounded fighters in Italy. France, Bel
gium and Russia. ~
Mould You Envy or Be Sorry for a
Woman Who Lives on Fruit Cake?
Mrs. George A. Rush, ,.ef Hyde Park,
Cincinnati, put her Martha Ann fruit
cake on the market after many re-
quests from friends to whom she had
sent cakes at Christmas. She sells to
famous New York shops. Her first or
der from New York was for q ship
ment of seven cakes. She has estab-
lished the selling of her cakes in sew
eral cities and at this writing Is still
baking them in her own kitchen.
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Six Quarts Of Broth Wore Mrs. Mary
Hatch Willard's Capital Stock.
She had had experience in preparing
delicacies for invalids in her own home
and when thrown on her own resources
capitalized her experience. Now she
has the Home Bureau Medical House
at So West Thirty-ninth street, New
York city, and furnishes scientifically
prepared foods for invalids and chill
dren and delivers them at homes where
their preparation Is impossible or in
advisable. ".
Miss Jane Gregory. daughter of the
former attorney-general, has been
awarded the Order of ueen Elizabeth
for her aid to Belgian orphans. three
of whom she has promised to support.
awarded the Order Of Queen Elizabeth
will personally pin on the medal dur
ing her visit to this country.
Nine. Foch, wife of the Allied gen.
eralissim, Ferdinand Foch. has accept
ed the honorary vice. presidency Of the
League of Catholic Women of Ameri-
ca, it was announced recently at the
league Offices. Nine. Foch's acceptance
came in the form of telegram.
Some National Holidays We Should
Have.
Look Up Old Friends Day-on which
everybody would see to it that auld
acquaintance be not forgot.
Kind Words Day-on which every
family would say only nice things
about the folks next door.
Correspondence Day-on which ev-
erybody would sit down mad answer
friends letters that have been pigeon
holed for months.
Orphans Day-on which municipali-
ties would outdo each other in bring
ing little sunshine into the lives OF
fatherless and motherless kiddies.