The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-05-04

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DON'T MISS THIS!
When brewing tea, put a lump of
sugar in the teapot Then If the tea
Is spilled on the table it won't stain
Eggless, Milkless, Butterless Cake
Boil one cup of brown subar with
a cups of water, | cup seeded raisins
2 ounces sliced citron l-3 cup lard, y
teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon
and | teaspoon nutmeg about 3 min
utes.
Cool, add cups flour sifted with )
teaspoons baking powder and beat
well. Bake in creased loaf pan in
moderate oven about 40 minutes. Gov
er with Whit frosting.
How to Boil Cracked Eggs
You can cook cracked eggs without
losing any of their whites if you add
teaspoon Of salt TO the water in
which you boil them.
Enameled Pans
Enameled pans can be cleaned by
securing with crushed eggshells and
Soapy water.
Keeps Vegetable Green When Cooking
A lump of sugar added when boil
ing green vegetables helps them to re-
tain their color and is just as effec-
tive as the use of soda.
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To Keep Fruit
In keeping fruit let it be spread out
in a light,airy place, no two pieces
touching. If piled together, or if
stored in a damp, dark place, it will
decompose quickly.
To Clean Grimy Furniture
Dirt and spots that have become
firmly fixed on polished or painted
furniture yield easily when rubbed
with a cloth wrung out of warm mot
hot) water and soaped well with vel
low naptha soap. Dry quickly, rub
it'll soft flannel-and see how clean
and new the furniture looks.
Removes Scorch Stains
In most cases scorched spots will
disappear from the cloth if the spot
is rubbed with fresh bread crumbs.
Takes Ink Stains From Hands
When the fountain pen leaks-don't
worry. Rub the stained fingers with
sulphur match, then was with soar
and the stains will disappear.
To Brighten and Protect Rugs
To brighten out the color of rug.
/ and carpets, brush them up with 9
mixture of cup of vinegar to a gal
Ion of water
For general sweeping, dry salt scat
tered on the carpet also helps to pre.
serve ccolors and to check the ravages
of moths.
To Remove Mud Stains
When fabric has been splashed Sntf
mud, allow the spots to dry thorough.
ly then brush off as much mud n,
possible. Cover with a mixture of sail
and flour and keep in a warm DIR,
place for a day or so. Shake anc
brush carefully.
A Prize Winner
Real money was paid for this helm.
tul hint: "A good way TO know thai
you are at the bottom of your celia,
steps is to paint the last step white :
Clever ism it?
During the hurricane of housecIean.
ing many a wall will be measured fo,
a new coat of paper. And il must he
becoming too for it will be worn for q
year or two.
In choosing wall paper patterns
north and east rooms should have col.
ofs In the warm sun tones-never cool
Dlues, grays or greens, which belong
on the sunny side of the house.
When the rug, draperies or uphol.
stering are be-figured, walls should he
relatively plain, and vice versa. Where
there Is a cherished ANTIQUE or two In
the room, it is very good decorative
sense 70 choose paper in harmony
mus Tor example, the fine old secre-
tary, pie crust table or Sheraton chair
t IN colonial wall paper friendly
PACK PACK ground against which TO show
II CHOSEN thoughtfully with regard
70 tne keynote of the room, the most
inexpensive paper is charming because
OF It's freshness and artistic harmony
Using Leftover" Salad Greens
Gut tuncooked) vegetables and fruit
soon become watery and discolored
ana are useless for second meal. But
tney can be kept fresh and crisp for
several days by combining them with
gelatin.
A Dainty Company Dish
For sea food au Gratin, prepare
white sauce, using l tablespoon flour.
tablespoon butter or margarine, and
nall pint of milk. Butter baking dish
add layers of tuna fish, lobster,
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