The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-23

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milk and stir until II Is thick. Add
the gelatin and stir until u Is dis
solved. Strain and cool. Beat a
pint Of cream still and when the
caramel mixture begins TO thicken
add Il slowly TO the cream, beating
All the time. Line n mold with lady
fingers or slices Of sponge cake
Fiji with the charlotte. Put the
mold on the Ice until Il Is wanted,
then turn on dish and garnish
with candicd flowers.
For walnut charlotte, line cups
with lady fingers at bottoms and
sides and fill with the following
mixture: Dissolve quarter Of a
box Of gelatin by soaking u first In
| half a cup Of cold water and then
stirring Il over hot water. Turn
into II q quarter Of cup OF milk
and two-thirds Of cup Of sugar
and strain. Then fold In a pint Of
cream whipped stiff and hale cup
Of chopped English walnut meats.
Place the bowl containing the mix
| ture in a bed Of ice and stir until
Il begins TO thicken. Then I'LL the
spaces left In the cups with the
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In place Of the gelatin a cup Of
custard may be made with three
fourths Of a cup Of milk, two eggs
and the sugar given above.
Fighting the Fly.
II Is everybody duty TO fight
the ny. lie IS our deadly enemy
and must be exterminated.
In fighting any danger, Il Is in
telligent to study that danger. so
let us think, FOR q moment, Of the
habits Of the fly. What does he
like? Does he light on the clean
clover, like the honey bee, or find
his meal deep IN the blossom Of
some flower On the contrary, in
stead Of profcrring clean, sweet
places he q found i'm great numbers
In filthy spots. And from these
places from the garbage can, the
manure heap, decaying vegetation
he comes 20 our Kitchens and tries
20 get In, attracted by the warmth
and the smell Of food
Our grandmothers used 20 drive
out the flies" But today we real
lie that II we merely drive them
out, they will wait outside our doors
and windows for the chance 20 en-
ter again. So killing them Is the
only course 20 take. Here are var
ious methods Of catching and kill
ing them;
Sticky Fly Paper: This Is not
very pleasant way Of catching them
but II Is successful A few pieces
Of this sticky paper should be hung
out Of doors, near the kitchen as
well as indoors. Clf you happen 20
sene will dissolve the sticky sub
stance and enable you 20 remove
the paper from whatever u has fall
on on
A Good Fly Trap Fill tumbler
two-thirds full Of soapy water.
Spread q slice Of bread with molas-
ses and cut round hole IN the
middle Of ~. Place this bread on
top Of the tumblor Of soapy water,
with the mOlasses side down, and
the trap Is finished. The flies will
smell the molasses and crawl down
through the hole 20 get II but they
are not bright enough 90 crawl
back through the hole 10 get out,
and 40 they fan into the soapy wat
or and die
A Might Method Of Catching
Flies. We an know how flies set
lle on the kitchen ceiling for the
night This is n good time 90 catch
them Nail tin can, through it
bottom, 90 the tip Of an old broom
handle Put n glass Of soapy water
into The can, and raise the ram to
the ceiling, putting b over fIyf
whom you shift t slightly, you viii
poke the fly and make him drop
into The water kerosene may be-
used n place Of the soapy water,
III desired.)
Poisoning Flies. a poisoned pa
per comes for this purpose, % be
placed on saucer Of water But
In home whore there are small
children, or pet animals, this meth
cd although Il Is n good one--had
better not be used, because Of the
danger Of getting the poison into
the mouth Of the child or pet.
Suggestions;
From Kansas City Star.
DiscOl0ratiOns Of china teacups
can N removed by rubbing the
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ordinary salt Teaspoons that have
bocomed stained with the yolk of
an egg can be made clean and
bright by rubbing with dry cloth
dipped In salt
A few drops Of lavender will save
n library from mold.
Any Kind Of mint scattered about
your shelves win chase away mice
TO stop leak, beat yellow socp
and whiting with little water to
thick paste, cover over the leak
and 1t will be instantly removed.
Never pass an exposed nail with
IN reach Of n human being or ami
nal without removing ~
A tablespoon Of cooked tanoica
may be put Ia each soup plate be-
fore filling h with hot consommo.
a little spirits Of camphor sprinE-
led about IN the sick room viii give
Inc air an agreeable odor.
Playing cards can be cleaned by
rubbing them with tale, or placing