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Evening star., 1925-05-27

DAYS at Henderson Harbor last week
getting their home in readiness for
the season
Evening star., 1925-05-27

Judge and Mrs. Timothy T. Ans
berry have opened their Washington
residence, 1889 Woodland Drive. after
spending Ave months In Miami
Rea CHI Ella.
Evening star., 1925-05-27

The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will sail for Europe, June
25 They will be accompanied by
Airs. William r. Castle. ir., who will
go to visit her son-in law and daugh
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Winslow. in
Bern. where Mr.. Winslow is at
tached to the United States legation.
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Rok. (Vol.) II.
Stowarzyszenie Polek w Stanach
Zjednoczonych.

Chubna to naszego niewiesciego zespo}u
zjednaa nam powana liczbe zwolennczek kt6rych ide
afem facZnoSc jednOSc mifoSc sostrfzana. Waczyfys
my poniekad obecnej chwiIi staczamy wake ma slo
wa, broniac naszych zasad i postuat6w. Kazde iowa
rzystWo Iub organizacia przechodz take prze}oowe
chwlIe, ktore biegem przybieraja hart wytrwa
osc Jesesmy pzekonane sfusznosci naszych dazen
sltkoW te OkOlicZnOSc dodaja niespozyta site do
wytrwania w przedsiewzietych zamiarach
Tax drogie Siostry Nasze Stowarzyszenie
przechodzho najrozmaitesze rodzaje usterek przecw
noscl, az nareszcie ustao sw6 byt estestwo, podio
zyto fundamentalne podwaliny pod wspania1a budowe
pekneJ wzniosteJ organzacji ktora obecnej chwiIi
sic cleszymy dalszym cagu zabiegamy, azeby obec-
ny stan zachowac pomysInie rozwac Nasze Polki
zumiay, edynie tylko stafa ednostajna praca, po
aczona WytrWa{oscia, doprowadzic zdoa do ceu, do
spefnienla pos1annictWa Z CORY przeznaczonego.
Me rosclmy byna jmniej pretensji do wymarzonej
wielkosci poteg lecz sfuszne twierdzimy, posia-
danny stuszne prawo do rozwoju do rozkwitu do bytu
Jestestwa Naszym ideaem jest pomoc siostrzana kaz
deJ potrzebe, prawdzwa opieka trosklwosc, dla po-
zostafej rodzny Wypadku nieszczescia Jesesmy ja-
koby sostry mosierdzia, otaczamy roskliwa opeka
sostry szczeg6ln aopeka otaczamy dzatwe pol
ska, faczac takoWa poszczeg6ne zrzeszenia, zapra
wlaac to mtode pokolenie uz cd do piracy sp6
czesnej tel bogej nadziei re gdy dorzeje moralne
l tizyczne, dopomoze wsp6ipracowac ma niwie
ganzacjnej daIszym cagu pracowac bedzie mad dal-
Sym pomyslnym rozWojem.
Wobec zacietrzewionych szoWinistycznych pogla-
dow uprzyWilejoWane sekciarstwo stawia przesz-
kody "a kazda Gene pragnie pozbawic praw przy
WlleJoW ZagWarantoWanych konstytucJe tel wiel
keJ poteznej repubki piewszej merze skiero-
wuja wys}ki strone WARY, szko1y narodowosci
Potrzeba SHY zednoczyc ably skueczne prze
ciwdziatac. Badzmy przygotowane wszelke ewent-
anosc, azebysmy mogfy skutecznie stawe op6r pre-
civ Wszelklm zakusom story nenasyconych sekciarzy
uprzedzonych szownist6w. Nas przodkowie przybywa-
Jac tn do Ameryk przywiezli pozostawi spus-
clznle czysta nieskaana ware swiea jezyk ojczysty
Bronmy tych pleknych idea46W jak przysta{o cory
poIskiego pIemienia zabiegajmy powekszene naszych
zwartych szeregow, boWiem se potega. Postepujmy
droga wskazana pionier kt6re daily pick
ny przyktad obywatelskiej piracy.
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neaz poada proadzenu sekreaatu zdonosc
wykazane zupenosc brak ktoryh jdn
kowoz otwarce pzyznawac ch jedyne bywa
swych bzszych znaomych pzy mich przycney
do juz takowych wypiera.
DO wchd
nych a Pan Anton Meczak powadzacy cuken
wasnym tax stale Bedac
to nPelowanym Powiada, urzad
obecnosci posiedzena plenarne przychodz
DWoch lnnych dyrektorow,
Mcha3 kimka Jozef Ok Oba pracuja fabryce
mobioW powodu obladowa-
n re pommo najszczrsze chec ME
TAX Jedn ak drugi nadzwyczaj
cay sw6 wony powecaa DO VIE
re pracuac komitece przyczniaja
tax dawna przez wsstkch upragnion chw kedy dwedza
Oczyzna ch Poka jest Wa Nepodlega grancach swych
dawnych po}aczona.
Neoben doychcza eszcze rewizorowe kasy sprawa wee
kopou zazadowi kom ecz wszystm bo sekretarz komi
teu adbyfby wdzc datego przypomnal
prezesowi by posiedzenie otworyi
zdae mi sie re kto ma przyst przyszed Me wi
DE potrzeby dazego otwarca
brana moe tyko uemnie podac zebranyc Jak
obyaeu Prezesie zaleknony zdenerwowany
waniem sekretarz komieu =. s. ~ NJ" !
(Ciag dalszy nastapi) 1e@z .
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dalacem spoecnym Nezy do pokich organzac chak
korych nadyzaj Wieprezes
mody okoo lat
przemys}owcm Pan Adam Bzezinski tak bown nazwsko
odznacza godnoscia golebiem
posiedznch wszyskem
gadza, wielu wypadkach badzo
wygodnym cznkiem zarzadu komtetu, koy zegolniej
sekretarza, jest nadzwyczaj ubianym.
Kasa komeu bardo wyprobowanych rekach
Tomaza Kozakowkego, ktory begy rahunkowo,
cay swo wolny obczane kapa
XII zdaniem bye zozony
dnak dla jedynie fak
dockac chwii, by cyfry brujonie
taxa dokadnosca znajomoa obczne mogl
do ksegi kaeske. To ME odbera humoru, bo
pociesza mysa jednak obywateswo przzy
tax szachene poczynana komitetu dotre
sierra poprze cd dawna upragniona brzeczaca moneta.
Sekearz komiteu najbardzej ciekawa figua caym
Mlody
gczny jest do kazde rad zabiera
kazdym przdmocie dykutue kazdym fahem
ale ~edlug terdzen zioswyh bo sde
grunce do ncego sic ne nadae OF zwyy sobe ba
gier mawaa nektorz bzsze znaomosci MIN pozostaa
cy Mic sobe edk ME robi stansiaw Tarchowc
hieraz potyka docinkam strony swych
jak czonkow zarzadu koym wspopracu zynione
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PANORAMA


udz prowadzac medz soba mcu srdkowem
soem rzymajac moek nina powazna
Juz wkiem obywatel pzysluchwa} wywodom
sada, kt6ry gsykuuac chwa agladaac roz}ozonyh
pred soba kzek przekonywa zgromadzonych
sadnikow s}usznosci swych twierdzen.
Reszta zebanych STOLE eszcze mod osunkowo u
dzie ktorym b} chec zachowania ch
ruchow mny sdzic byo oratorska
wyg}aszane, poperane uwdocznonemi cyrowem
ksiazkach stole ezacch ME przemawiay do h
nawymownezy daway ciage protesy sony
Zebra}a sic juz iczba obywaei obywaek
k zwykl posidzna bieralo Schlqdne wygladaca
a dis bardej jednak odswen
zbie moga dobre poowy zapeinona
pubicznoscia
Zebran przy stole urzedny czasu
gladali ku dwiom spodewajac widoc ndca pub
tez mole specane zaproszonych gosc Pzym jak
adzc byo
penym kopecie ich pewne
zdewowie ktoe stara sic pokrywa umiechem Me szyskm
dnak udawaio DO idzacy rooonyh ksegach
zchowanem uwdaczn& nityko
ale niepokoj spowod
do do by zebrane
rzyi '''+ ......, x .... , H. "a. t...4 =.
Zanim zebrane sic rozpocne przyymy blizej cznkom
zarzadu komieu Prezes goz dr. zarosk
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KRONIKA
MIEJSCOWA.

Wystawa sukien, fasonow mo-
deli, jak rowniez ubran kapielo-
wych nietylko ze zrobiia bardzo
dobre wrazenie ma licznie zebranej
doborowej publicznosci, lecz wick
cza czesc tejze wielce zainteresowa-
Ia ia jedyna szkoia krawiecka
modniarska. Powinszowac wiec mo
zemy tax szkole a przewaznie kie-
rowniczce tejze, ktora> po mistrzow-
sku potrafi}a zainteresowae publicz
nose a Przez te okolicznosc wyro-
biia znakomita reputacje szkole
'Darvas Professional School,.
Nawet to zainteresowanie jui
obecnie wydaje pozadane rezultaty,
BOWEN codzeinnie zglasza sic po-
czet miodych dziewczat, pragna-
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z niedawnych wspomnien.
"Bohater"., .
Ma sail byio jul swarno..


Duly soi estradzie obawony dookofa krzesekam sa
escset
doSe ladn mbdej dis by4a odwietnie
srodku. widnialy zwieszone kyz sztandary
rykahk pok Porety kieeia Jozefa Ponatowskego edne
Naczenka Kouszki drugiej porodku mad
estrada zawieszony J6efa P}udego wszyske oo
srlandam xieleni dope1nia}y odswnego wygladu
przy estradze ustawiona drewniana tabca
przypominajaca Boa
wows pomalonawa bya obramowanym dookoa
bialym. posrodku Orz
Baly bardzo udatnie wymalowany powyze duzem lite
wypisany wdna{ naps "Wac prucujcie da dobra
Ojczyzny Pon zs podobiny { zdane: Wona
Mepodesa grancach ~ych polaczona dosepem do
Polka haem bodm do pracyl Odswietne
krzeselka wprowadza}y
dis odby miao ake zebran
sliy ciao obradowa6
wytkney kunek poiyczny
sci poskej W daekie ,Ocyznie. '*. ~ r." '~2 '%
ustawonym srodku estrady stole siedao grono
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cych sic zapisae ma kursy "Darvas
Professional School,"

Ma Euclid ave. dziewiatej ul.
mniejwiecej pol mill cd najbardziej
ruchliwego miejsca W miescie Cle-
veland kolej Nickel Plate zakupiia
l3 akrow ziemi nosi sic z "a
miarem pobudowania olbrzymich
rozmiarow tax zwanego Freight
Terminal. Plan budowy olbrzy-
mich rozmiarow stacji kolei Nickel
Plate niema mic wspolnego budo-
wa drugiego olbrzymiego przedsie-
biorstwa. .ktore wkrotce ma po-
wstac ma publicznym skwerze pod
nazwa Union Station, ktore bu-
duja bracia Sweringen. TAX jedna
jak druga budowa jest olbrzy-
mich rozmiarow przyczyni sic W
wielkiej mierze do upiekszenia ma
szego miasta.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-12
To the Officers and Board of Trustees
The Association of Polish Women
Cleveland, Ohio.

Ladies:
audit the financial books and records of
1924 submit herewith of Re-
the Summary of Funds
Schedule Cash Deposit December 81, 1924 shown by
your records after the completion of the audit.
stated that she he'd hand December 3D. 1924
$i09 which has been this
Dcpo. by checking books and
bank hand further verified by
with your repositories.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-12

State of Ohio, County of Cuyahoga, Walter A. Coy. duly
acuay
of
December 3D. and
the best of his knowledge andb belief
l.. Coy NotaryPu
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.TYGODNIOWA


as ,; I'M Z ~. IA
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footed All record
checks those outstanding December 3D. 1924 examined
to be recorded A check made of from
branches by checking stubs furnished Secretary by
the Treasurer the cash Receipts Journal of the Secretary
Slight disclosed have been corrected
Bonds owned by Association found hand
safety deposit box.
found hand accounted for
disclosed that
expired told this
to take OF
The of is due
of former Tasurers 1t suggested that this be
taken Of in manner
The attained records and branch records of organization
check during this
Ohio Book 1924 Valuation
Report has been completed and will be filed within the required time
percentage l0 6 with lOI7 for the ended
December 81, 1923.
Respectfully submitted
Walter A.
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THE ASSOCIATION OF POLISH WOMEN 49,
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements January l
to December 81, 1924.
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Balance December 81, 1923 ...............'.......
Received from Capita Tax ............ l,3I964
Received from Initiation Fees I72OO
Received from Official Organ ............. $4,000
Received from Miscellaneous ......... 4297
Received from Convention Dues .......... 399lO
Total 2774.6I
Evening star., 1925-07-15
In THE GARDEN WITH BURBANK
Elizabeth Urquhart Edited By Luther Burbank


THE F'rench CRAFTS were placed on
one of my plum trees and after many
years of experiments plum was pro
duced known asthe Conquest. : which
was stoneress and vet which had the
right. features or size and quality.
Some OF the rstoneless plums have
some curious traits. In some vari-
eties the cavity where the stone has
been Is filled with two kernels instead
of one. and in others there is no
kernel at all, a sweet jelly.like sub
stance taking it's place.
''Of course, the seed is not 'neces-
sary. as the cultivated pIums are al
ways propsgated by buds and gratis.
The further development and i'm
provement of the stoneless plum is
without limit,
-Hfy further experiments with the
plum were With-the japanese species
II Seedlings OF Which were sent to me
from Japan. From CLOSING these
with American land European pIums
wonderful plums have been produced,
among the finest being Climax. ;
Santa Rosa, 'formosa' and Wick
SON. not only in this country, but all
over the world.
They have delghauf faEors and
aromas,.- and also Superb Shipping
qualities. .-xAIy new phIns even now
constitute 9a,52 per cent of all plums
grown r-California, and more than
376 900 crates of them are shipped oft
of the State each season.
Evening star., 1925-07-15
Dainty Frocks For Children.
BY MARY MARSHALL.

The little frock shown in the
sketch, of pure French design, really
requires a very very small piece of
material. This is used to. make the
short gathered skirt, while ribbons
of harmonizing tint form the little
lattice-work bodies. In this frock
the silk is cherry taffeta brocaded in
silver, while silver ribbons interlace
to form the little bodice.
. It may seem to you that taffeta
silk and silver ribbon are not quite
appropriate for the very little girl.
You may cling tenaciously to the old
time idea that such a little girl should
wear only materials that can be sent
to the laundry. But there are occa-
sions that cry for something a little
more festive. $50
We are beginning to realize what
you might call the decorative. value
of our children. Even IL we do not
permit their meddling in the social
life of their elders. we allow them
parties. A wedding Is hardly com
plete nowadays without tiny flower
girl or train bearer. At garden
parties children are to be seen in
picturesque surroundings and quaint
frocks in the garden or on the lawn.
They are taught when quite young
to help hand tea things and other
afternoon. REFRESHMENTS: not to take
a precocious part in the conversation
of their mothers and fathers, but to
conform to the good old adage that
children should be seen and not
heard And we are permitting them
to he seen much more than ever
before.
Evening star., 1925-07-15
What TomorrowMeans to You
BIZ MARY BLAKE.
Cancer.

The planetary aspects indicate that
the same perplexing conditions that
prevail today will continue in fun force
until about noon tomorrow, and dur
ing this period little or anything in.
yolving constructive effort should be
tackled. In the afternoon and evening
the aspects undergo a considerable
change and become benign and dis
tinctly favorable. They denote energy.
courage and hope, and. with such ele-
ments, success in almost any line of
worthy endeavor is assured. Very
stimulating vibrations will be develop.
ed in the evening, presaging !. not only
happiness and contentment but some
tangible sign that your love is not al
together unrequited.
A child born tomorrow will suffer
more than is usual from the ailments
so often associated with infancy. Its
future development to- a healthy ma
turity will very much depend on the
environment with which IL is sur.
rounded and the methodical. character
of its nutrition It's disposition will
leave little to- be desired and al
though at times, resentful. it will, on
its own volition, quickly snap out Of
such a mood. II will be very indus.
trious and applysitself with eagerness
and Zest to study and to work. Ambi-
ton, however, will not be one Of its
and it will be salts
fed to remain in a groove rather than
fight to assert its individuality.
If tomorrow Is your birthday, it is
difficult, at times, to decide whether
stubbornness dominates you, or
whether it is tenacity of purpose.
Most of your friends and associates
Judge it to be the former. whereas you
claim 1t to be the latter. You are. un-
doubtedly, intolerant and between
what, In your opinion, is right and
what is wrong you can see no middle
course. Such an attitude would be
commendable were it not for the fact
that others frequently do not sub
scribe to your dispositions of right and
wrong, and in your differences with
them over these points you always
maintain an unbendin and uny1eid
ing attitude. You strive to do every
thing very correctly, according to
your lights, and always try to induce
your companions to adopt the same
rule So much so, in fact, that you
are frequently referred to as a kill
joy"
Your home life could be made much
brighter if you could only become :
more ardent disciple of the creed Of
give and take"
tCopyriEht. 1925D
Evening star., 1925-07-15

my own family and that m .
] are Sa @ s sss ] attack % me- Of ssf M ss
Eli 20 sssss
% a to S i"s sfns sss @
90 aHs
% %sss: s
's & as Hh 90 hoppns
os M Hs INV sn Rs n
s q rs n ss:s
FoR girl get with
sss e sR' a ss sas
so the s s @ % ap R @ I Of nfp M
& s she shHus % & hsyiHG @ Sn S h ffss
slip into ns lea girl " hum up with
r aue s " mother m
ns @
s's ss SSS T
ana ess. .$:. g @
s % % % @ @ sa @ s1i
ss s h.a ss ssv s @ up 4HS 9
Ssf" aS n' 1s'
they sr ssss
n ss s asss ss r: s IA @ 5 s s2aT the same people
and Tss R ns s bs%s i've sS Ss zs
away he
S scho
a P s f ba has nD the
I the the shock e
religion the
s'fs' az
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Evening star., 1925-07-15
Creating. a. Stoneiess Plum.

"Are not plums relatedjto prunes?"
Yes said Mr. Burbank, every
prune is a plum, but not every plum
is a 'prune; only plums that will dry
in the sun without spelling are
prunes.
THE prunus domestica family. once
were wild plums exposed to animals
and birds, with a hard stone protect,
ing the seed within. So much vitality
went into the making of the. hard
stone that there was little pulp
enough however, to tempt animals to
carry, the fruit off to new locations.
when men began to select and cul-
tivate. pfums in their gardens this
pulp became larger and sweeter and
the fruit of finer color. and form, but
il was"not generally commercially
useful, because IL could not stand ship
ment.. So another factor besides cul-
tivation and environment was added
transportation which required. a
new quality in the prunns.F with. the
proper texture of skin which made
shipping possible and created fts Dom
.mereia value. - s-SstT".:.
'I never thought ofstransportatisn y
as a factor in evolution before Mr.
Burbank, 1t is very interesting
1T has taken less than a genera
ton to transform O. fruit that grew
wild in the woods for uncounted ages
into. a product finding its. way into
markets thousands of miles away
First the wild plum. then. the garden
plum, then the orchard orr commercial
pfum. -t' -.
= a-''The, railroads have: given an i'm
petus to the development of fruit in
less than one generata taoir which thou.
sands of years had failed to do 80
We - have stepped ahead with
sevendeagued bootss .ouer1fnning9 our
plants, and weamust lend a hand &c
flelps them catch up with the process,
sion, so they may keep step with us
-'<"This new shipping quality made it
possible for the various piums to be
shipped from Cecil Rhodes farm 1r
South Africa, by the IVA of the Suez
Canal and England and: New York; 10
California, and TO- arrive in good con-
dition."
. ITO speak Of another production
how did you deTefof the -steneiess
blum, Mr.. Burbank ?s--. .Fs;rt : -
! ST sent in 1880 ftos a, nursery ir
France for gratis Of a Seed1ess plifTn
which was more Of a shrub than a
tree, and whose fruit was sour. bitter
and without any redeeming flavor.
Moreover. 1t was 'orfly partially stone
less; though politely called stoneless
Evening star., 1925-07-15

Pop was smoking to himself and
ma sed. Reely, Willyum. people must
take me for an easy mark or some
thing. reely.
Just tell them your not and wawk
away with dignity pop sed.
!. id like to see enybody wawk away
from that woman from the Free Milk
Stssiety. with dignity or erything
elts. ma sed. She's a sticker from
at the house 4 times now in the past
2 weeks to get me to put nay name
down for 10 dollers. and ] sed to her,
/ sed, I'm sure I simpathize with free
milk for the poor as mulch as eny-
body could. I sed, because IL the poor
don't deserve free milk, who does? I
sed, but still at the same time as I've
told you repeatedly, / sed, I've given
so mutch to various forms OF charity
lately that 10 dotlers jest ati.present
is out of the question and will be for
some time, 1 told her. and that's
final, sed, but she dident even seem
to know the meening rof the werd
final, and 1t was another half hour
before ! finally got rid of her and
she left me with a splitting he'd AXE,
ma sed.
Well I'm glad you at leest gave her
a he'd axe, she deserved something.
pop sed. and ma sed, No, she gave
me one, I was the one with aIhed AXE.
Wat you awt TO do in these cases
is jest put your foot down and be
done with it, jest imagine its me
asking for liver and onions twice in
the same week, pop sed. Bleeve me
don't waist eny time with people
like that, its a pleZzure for me to
get rid of them, pop sed, and ma sed,
Well then you wont mind, will you?
Mind wat? pop sed, and ma sed,
Well it finally ended up by me telling
her to call on you at your office, she's
a -sticker but as you say; you know
how to deel with people like that.
Yee gods, for Peet sake, pop sed. :.
And he got behind The, sporting
page mad and stayed mad.
Evening star., 1925-07-15
Fruit Mushes.

Fruit mushes served cold are gen.
orally appreciated for breakfast in
place of the usual cereal. Blackber-
ries, currants and raspberries are
most suitable as a foundation. Slow
ly heat the fruit until scalded, then
press out the juice. Put into a dou-
BILE boiler. If currants form the basis.
sweeten them a little. To each pint
add one tablespoonful of farina and
cook, stirring frequently for three
fourths OF an hour, Pour into one
large or a number of individual molds
and set aside until morning.
Evening star., 1925-07-15
Baked ,Bluefsh.

Clean, wipe and wash a. large blue
fish, la%it In buttered baking pan,
add a cupful of boiling salted water
cover and bake for one hour. 1t
should be basted often to prevent
burning. Serve on a hot dish gar
nished with thin slices of lemon. To
make the egg sauce melt two table
spoonfuls of butter, stir in two table
spoonfuls OF -four and a seasoning of
salt, pepper, red pepper and one cup
full of milk Boil for five minutes,
stirring all the time. Add two finely
chopped hard boiled eggs, reheat and
serve
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Scotch Shortbread.

Cream one-haf pound: OF butter
add one-half cupful of sugar. - mix in
one-hah cup of cornstareh, -one1half
cup of rice -four and two cups of
white -four with the hands kneading
1t until thoroughly blended. Pat out
on board until about 'one-ha Inch
thick. Cut ont with small heart and
star shaped cutters and. bake in "a
slow oven The cakes should be
prtcked with a fork before baking,
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usually satisfactory arrangement, for
1t receives a splendid light and re-
quires so little space.
Probably the most appreciated thing
about this particular one is that it is
always we'll supplied with stationery,
pens, ink and stamps. for these things
are apt to be forgotten in packing and
are not always easily procurabie. .
Another bit of preparedness against
boredom here too often overlooked at
Summer cottages) is the supply Of en-
tertaining new fiction and other books
of general interest which the buutin
shelves contain 80
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To Set Colors.

Before making up colored wash ma.
terials they should be shrunk and the
colors set Cream and lavender will
retain their color unhurt by laundry
work if they are washed for 15 min
utes in about two gallons of cold
water TO which cup of strong vine
gar has been added. Sailed water, or
water to which turpentine has been
added, will set pinks and blues. Col
ored silk stockings may be success
fully washed by following the same
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HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

1t is a very great convenience to
have a good place TO write at the
Summer cottage, for one often feels
the urge to catch up on correspond
ence during long idle days. This sim.
pie writing shelf placed under n win.
dow between two bookcases is an ur.