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: Saturday March. 2, 1912. J."; i v
"-'.met-tetweher,- kitcfecp; and dinfcigft
.;"; 'xbomi-8hb:k'eepB.'flnl7 the dishes "fclie',
uses at each meal In this cabinet and
1 says ehe doesn't see how 6he ever',
v- V ;did sdthout: it,;:;: iv.:-:-.
r ' v I have jiever possessed, a . zinc . top ,
for my kitchen table, but long' for
. ;Ohe." I; "know"-It would tie sanitary
I v l and scrubbed "with hot water would
make the finest of kneadingjor roll-v
'.' ing' boards on baking dajre.; '" '
4 v-i -Don't, .think 'Itazy.: to study , the
. easiest " way - to properly . accomplish
ah-ytaik:;;---'-:' ''-y
No 'one should expend all her en-;
- ergy in preparing food. ; She -must'
- remember that the kitchen work,-Jhe
house cleaning and even the sewing
are' but th$ mechanical work, of the
;; Lhousehold and make or mar the
home-life that is built upon this
; foundation. . ,t - .x -i
V Perfect house-keeping means order
: and not confusion." Home should be :
a quiet place where the tired ones
may rest- and where all .may enjog
fr themselves and forget the -day's -"
trials.- '
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THERE'S NO LOVE LIKE THE OLD LOVE. "
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T HERE'S io ; iiiend : Uke!the old.
. V friend," " - ('' "
. Who has shared our morning days;
- No greeting like his welcome,' ''- ,
No homage like his praise 1 j ' ,
Fame is the scentless sunflower, .
With gaud.crown of gold;. : -J3ut4riendship
is the breathing rose, - ;
With" sweets' in every f6ld: r v ,.. ":
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There's no love like the old love, .
;.-XThat we courted in our pridej . -' 7
.Though our leaves are falling falling,'
And were fading side by side. V
. .There are blossoms all around us,. 1 -.
tu With tlie colors of our dawn,", " :
And .We live' in borrowed sunshine ?
' When the light of clay is gbnel V ?
v l. -Oiiver Wendell Holmes.'
while the next batch of . clothes is
being wet ready to throw in pot.
of knowledge that will often be use
ful . in the years to come, no matter.
1Tnm M M m 1 1 v. mil J V. a ImajI 4- a nrfll. . II 1.11. J ' . . . L X M 1 . 1 . A. . w nvr .
-is': r.uuuuj. juu uii., ,Lixuieu !,v.v? .. w iiu.-. ine use at' a," Twioines- wringer, waiauftiiitutj xu umx vuc uw; ww.
. , . each contribute his "share of effort', no woman need. dread even the wash- called upon to .fill." -
.towardv.th hickory ishirts ' .r. MRS CHARLES AKSMITH.
t vhoih Denver, Colo. 'yt'--:'i
-obtrusively., v-'f;
... There are manv Dhases of house- rnoTn 'tn ?et. to all narts alike. ; '
v keeping that are like washing;y6ur' v. :T vnftW fii n, 1 n . nhndrpn : THEKE n0: reason way every
. fan M A MmorVo f . rit,v : . . ' x farm home should not have a
rrfm b .t auTondlrotert I.aJ" beatif0l;ro6e garden, as cuttings are
v ..'. - . o.i, uj to yl tm, t,uk oaafiT rooted and anv one Who has
if it be omitted.
A "LABOR-SAVING" WAY OF
and. i 12 :. years-r-the - mother lonly -
: measuring the compound, sorting the
v clothei and seeing to it that the. pot
boiled as it should, while' those boys
rinsed :the clothes in a-washing , ina-
(Two-Dollar Prize Letter.)
rose -bushes is glad to give : away
cuttings. . Dig up a bed of earth in
a partially shaded part of the yard,
mix a quantity of coarse sand with
the. loosened earth . and . set s the cut-
Wcoh-your v clo thc.3 '
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G00H soap "washes, clothes
.wellif :yo u u s e - enough'
elbow grease; but UOlQ Dust
washes them more thoroughly.
andwithuttle or na rubbing.;
Gold Dost saves half your time'
and spares your poor back -):
' Another great advantage of Gold
Dust iiSe any kind of water you
like. Gold Dost softens the hard
est water, and makes it soft as
rainwater. .
r Gold Dust is just a vegetable-oil ;
aoap . in powdered . form, with
ther.,cleansing ingredients.added
to make it work more thoroughly
sand e sffufikhr:z1
fzJvst iiy Idustinextvrosh-
day; and seehow.much: time: you
SaVe. ? ' - - ,;v;-:;V;,.;.'-; - v.
uchintookrouMr
A QUICKER and easier method of
washing clothes than, the .com
mon back-breaking, time-wasting
way of rub,; rub, .rubbing till dirt is
Seneca, S. C.
ground. Pour in enough water .to
make mud and , draw dry dirt well
around the slips, pressing it down
Don't Nefflect the Flowers. . firmly. . In case of a very dry .spell
.v::-' i-.- ; ? of weather.
out, ;,berore; putting clothes m vtne 1
PDta:boU.)uld.::pra
it
every family where somef;th6 me
bers have that eyer-recurrmg arud- i- (;oireio iui xuixp 6 they are Intended to grow. "
. -i Is particuiariys aamire xnose 'mi w v oii
- ' j 11 xV-v -i --iyv''--;There:areiSO.meTarieUea that are,
once installed; continue, to -im- .-,if : w,vff - ov
fiy-.'.-'A cflrvffi nfirfnrm."' " ' ; ' ' -'; ..-care
V . Lrdon't like 'to , wash and have t?1t
y: tried all kinds of ways
slve, and, only thing
that does the work - andmakes ! !bloomsianf growth. An example of a,wide-mouthed bdttle is
ciotnes last longer msteaa oi Deing. - r-v ,-v-. ..--rr. the slips when planted.
fruit jar ' or
turned over
'niuroA thA iiflA thArpnf. i frrtnlv.! vienuon iasi summer, wnen- aiief an.
the proper . combination oftk
(oil, 'turpentine and ;a' good reliable .
laundry soap. If a few rules are f1
;observedrand the ingredients mea -ftts
: ured carefully; -instead of merely ad passed to.thelife beyond long, , provIded ; they are given shade ahd
: "guessed: at, there -will t never be a w moisture. ' T
,. failureof this compound to cleanse uuuu?u:, .uy
the clothes and 4eave them with a hehin bldom,ria a most desirable
- f-, "nioon" flmAii - - - - - ;ra bed ofvbleedlng-heart
One cake of any good soap, four
ounces of kerosene and two ounces
square - and . loaded V with, blossoms. :0 . Ka :t,,aitfln .:tn7. fw,m -r,A
and
of turpentine" wUtbetbund sufficient
oany
for measuring with marks made in T i ; T-r 7f Buinimerr, . MRS. C. HRUSTW
vi.beirad atany ue' ; MU :
.;r-.Kproye.d-ilpie;.hOllyho
Not only for. their beauty should Be' Careful WhatitheWreiV Eat
' d. niifcin ttie wash not and thor- " v Not pnly for their beautj
: v hard - before addme kerosene and vraising, uui as a .mauer- t-euuca--.,-,, shw: etnreses mv thMrAfloiV
' ? gturp6ntine;:thn 11 inustboil a few -tion ffr herildreni !; Itls;teall
iiinutesfore tdothes or- nrprisiiighow inany i peopled recog-: j-uMHke toBliak
it N therejnay .be a ,disagreeable., greasy. not mp ; .,, ;-.. v4
"scum bhetrttislnamt yW&V1 i l$ t I Vwai brought p - ttn' thitbeory;
ust tlhelotnes
&ivtWr;:llt tWtin
have had washerwomen look at me and on our two, city, lots we. have a. over-eatlngcauses - a cold. But
; v: y; .with .'horror ;and rdismay.
: - that I. .would .boll: the ;'dlitity
that it cbuld v.never be-: -gotten
1 r But in 20 minutes of hard boiling common vegetables and one of them J do, can cure it without physic if I
the clothes will be ready to rinse and thought she never heard anything will only practice : a little self-denial
blue.- . - bo funny as wnen a scnooimate in the eating line, why I am thor-
I had a clothes wire stretched wrote in her "composition" at school roughly, convinced that my theory
from one tree to another and I had and read from the platform: "And must be right. v
the washpot placed directly under over the back fence was a beautiful We have one little girl four years
this wire, so when ciotnes nave vine on wmcn grew large rouna cuu- oia wno is very neaitny ana naraiy
bages." , . - . . ever has a cold, but I xam
Growing up on intimate -terms ridiculed because I Insist on her eatr
11 fmitta 'anil, vAmfaMAa ont' ' in'l A nlnU . '-"' '. i"'."'
WUU . All . Ituua auu i m(,untuivo. uiju iug a yiaiu UlCli 'v V. 1
flowers is an unconscious 1. acquiring ; (Continued on page 34.)
boiled long enough, I lift and sling
them" across the wire, where they
cool sufficiently to handle,' and com-,-pound-
water drains; back in pot;
Gold ; Dust is
pld in 5C size
and large pack
ages. The largo
package means
greater economy.
'Lttth COLD DUST TWINS Jo your work".
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