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Show Mp- IT" ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS may be freshened in appearance by holding them over steam for a minute or two. Brushing them weekly will help keep the dust off and thus enable them to retain their fresh colors. Parchment and metallic lamp shades should be dusted with a soft cloth. Clean with a mixture of one part of turpentine to 10 parts of mineral oil. Use a soft cloth; wipe gently but firmly. Baskets around the house respond best to, a gentle scrubbing with mild and frothy suds and lukewarm luke-warm water. A gentle spray of water helps remove soap or de- RECIPE OF THE WEEK Fudge Balls (Makes 36) 1 cups sifted, enriched flour 1 cup sugar Vi teaspoon salt cup shortening (soft) 2 ounces chocolate, melted Vi, cup coffee, cold H4 cups rolled oats, uncooked Chopped nutmeats Sift together flour, sugar and salt into a bowl. Add shortening, chocolate and cold coffee. Beat until smooth, about 2 minutes. Fold in rolled oats. Shape dough In hands to form balls. Roll in chopped nutmeats and bake on ungreased baking sheet in a moderate (350?.) oven for 10 to 12 minutes. tergent easily. Dry quickly with an absorbent cloth so the baskets do not become mildewed. If the bath tub is discolored and will not respond to cleaning with abrasive cleaners, then use a chlorine bleach in the tub. Let it stand for several hours or overnight over-night if stains are stubborn. Fabrics on upholstery and lamps should be dusted frequently so loose dirt does not become imbedded im-bedded in the materials. A vacuum cleaner attachment will also help draw out dust. Plan to wipe the bathroom mirror mir-ror with soft cloth or paper tissue while there's moisture in the room. This removes dirt easily in a few sweeping strokes. Sink fixtures of chrome will keep their shiny brightness easily if you polish them once a week, and wipe them daily with a oft, drj cloth. |