Evening star., 1921-07-01

then put up twice as much and you
| won't have too much.
Stand a preserve jar in boiling
| water. and just before starting pour
into it the boiling coffee, with s1 mig TX
filled full or the steam may burst
it, and it should be sealed the same
as when canning fruit. Wrap 1t at
once in several dish towers rounu
| the sides and over the ends tnet ~
up in one of the heavy paper pass
such as grocers use for sugar: Prop
erly put up. the liquid in the jar
will keep hot for three or four hotts, Us
Similar wrapping Will Keep 'ho
Fiji a two-quart jar with small
pieces Of ice. sealing tightly anu
wrapping in several layers OF news
paper Ice will keep this way tor at
least twelve hours. Carry iced yea,
coffee and lemonade syrup IN pm,
jars tightly sealed, to be made Wnen
needed. A large cake of ice covered
i with burlap will keep for two weeks
Dig a hole in the ground. place .ns
covered ice in this. and cover Will
leaves. An old rubber cover Will
. protect from rain.
! A Handy Camp stove.
Have a blacksmith or other worker
! in iron take five strips of heavy oano
! or hoop iron eighteen incfes lohs;
about an inch and a half VIDE anu
an eighth of an inch thlck' anu
rivet them loosely together so as 10
| make a continuous chain of five arms
! that will move freely at the JOINTS.
! Build the camp fire between Two
! parallel or nearly parallel logs. close
! enough together to permit use u
! the partially extended stove, OF peo
! tween rocks similarly placed. flace
hn faT
| the logs or rocks. which shouiu os
| as level as possible, and set your
! cooking utensils on the stove "heil
| ready to move, fold the stove so as
| to make one straight bar. roll II IN
! a piece of cloth. tie a cord round IL
and throw it in with the baggage:
1t will last indefinitely, even Win
i the roughest usage.
At summer picnic or party OF
! any kind. where refreshments are
| served pretty and appropria.e
! punch bowl can be made by following
/ out the center of a large half water, ,
; melon. Place it in a dish OF sand
and conceal the sand with MOWERS OF
! any kind.
| A iong-handled corn pepper is
! treasure when camping. 1t Is nne
| for broiling chops. bacon ana oLner
! things over a camp fire or for toast
| ing crackers that have lost thelf
i crispness.
| OF great value when on an outins
! is a flexible waterproof cement "hlch
10 NOT affected by acids nor heat up tc
300 degrees 1t is not fish or animal
/ glue and requires no heating, SO tha'
!! it is always ready for use. 1t per
manently repairs tents. fabrics, shoes
Nading stockings. leaks in boots. hsh-
ing tackle. cooking utensils. Wooder
! articles-in fact. almost anything IN
an outing paraphernalia. A roll OF
rather heavy wire is very useful ar
| ticle to take along. Short PIECES ma.
be bent into shape for clothes hangers
and serve the purpose much better
than a nail. which is SO apt to tear o, @!
, soil clothes. The comfort that q ny
swatter and pocket electric fasf
lamu&ill bring cannot be estimated
| Clothes of bright colors for children
and women are best to wear when OF
! camping vacations. in preference Il
the duller colors that blend with rocks
trees and tall grasses. Bright color:
| help to distinguish the whereabout!
| Of the grown-up and save many step:
in keeping watch over children.