| Show abal for j dear inet a its itne for the spring again and as usual cant recall hajt the 1 thai need in the ire renovation altory wai make up an alpha basca alstot nu HM bilings that hare to bo craned nud polls bol bcd repaired for aall doctor batok get soch ot an a altet it to meet hla want the following list ha the that it pas tedon a piece of cardboard in ial convenient or mis tress or maid wash with and arr then pol kli ith halsel to ft paste y uh a few i drops of street oil 0 after uslie rab alth soft dry cloth or leather laih off dirt alth aap and water dror thoroughly then rub with polish made of two parts linseed ol 01 to and col bang fill up rat or mouse holes with chloride of lime if the cellar bag a cement floor and a drain pipe wash down nil the corners with n hose t you can get it thoroughly dry afterward last apply a generous coat ot whitewash to walls ceilings pillars and foundation stones set shallow pansa of chloride of lime on shelves and floor to disinfect and remove dampness kamp ness closets empty ot all contents and clean shelves walls and floors thoroughly it moths have found an entrance spray cracks in the floor and the baseboard with kerosene or Meni lne shake dust sun and air all packing away what will not be needed for the summer put small things la bos labeling and tying each one copper cooking utensils spigots and the like are best cleaned with hot vinegar in which salt has been dissolved if extremely dirty a scouring with soap and aphea or oxalic acid will restore their brilliancy with an oil polish to give luster drains flush with stock from beat annc boap scrub stiff la boxwood sawdust taw dust lamp shades of delicate dered bread cramb I 1 leather chairs clean milt teen polish with thin of melted wax and turpentine arob crob wah with dolse warm water and sot cloth ad when dry polish marble apy mixture allow ing it to remain ou 24 hours before clean las one pound och soft soap and powdered whiting eoda anda little pulverized pumice tone boll together 20 walle hot clean off next day with soap and water and polish with rough flannel for black marble use spirits ct turpentine then clean and polish for marble bowls pito leae marble figures etc uso a paste of whiting and water allow it to get dry then bruic soft brush mirrors tea hearp steeped and strained SPRING HATS BLOSSOM IN THE W one ot turpentine bathroom closet when badly stained heat strong vinegar boiling hot andrut in 41 the alt it will dissolve wipe out the and torn the solution tn still boiling land let it remain anul cold ahn scour antl stains will be removed for the alx y try a weak solution of ammonia or a cloth moistened with kerosene r carbon ell for he nickel work whiting and am tv porcelain tubs kerosene for A a ansta made of whiting and t with a woolen wh then vt ml with dry flannel waste flush fa oaten and thoroughly with oda coln alon in when disinfectants disinfect ants are L necessary use four enla to one plat cold water let it remain for iveral before flushing boilers coilers CoI lers open sediment cocka tp let the aci be away scour abe stade trl poll mixed with tt t ft H to arth n all ot n ri brass labh boap anti water alpe ii L f androush and with a oneda one da it t pint poon led alne and sifted a 1 l oh alt gill rf turpentine and enorah sweet oil it to make a thick pasta apply with flannel wrapped a piece 01 corl and t wath chamois dendera anaf other objects L can be unscrewed should be taken 1 apart before cleaning kerosene alir remove ordinary iipp ta and brighten ivr benares bif a nse a cut lemon rubbing into all the F S wast in clear warm water 8 and dry with chamois or soft flannel for gy s inlaid Is piary scalea r Y mixture of equal and linse frd t fairir dip a piece of felt in it apply then pol lah gently lacquered beaw anoba and t can b cleaned with gott wet un alcohol the washed in warm rubbed with bait and aln gar ana polished with whiling and flannel oxalic add and wit Is good tor tural g ture brass cg followed by the andolf is gollaba thoro laih in strong white and ammon lat batet rinse t ar and poll with trl poll or 1 mixed with oil or maraffino pa then mb with camol or oft cloth to get off every trace oll bram that hate suffered from oxalic acid followed by a belsk polishing with and wrought iron roust be well washed wlad with kerosene cane chair an f y pia in very hot th sun or in a strong t i 0 coal am d rai i fl potato carpet alter shaking spread on grag or a lian floor and with a new broom f dipped in a pall of ammonia water gr nd water in the proportion pro porton ot a pint of gall to three gallon 0 toft water itile carpet boea cot need to come up i then wipe over with a cloth wrung out re bently in clean water to ammonia daft been aarle I 1 Cellar Torn a plenty of light clean out crery nook and comer including furnace lion of chloride of lime four ounces of ime dissolved in one ballou of water the airulla electric bells it got in wood sr ston they require a shield of oilcloth or linoleum to protect the majl when being cleaned on account of its it does not need to te held in place fanceta ts cleaned with trl poll mixed with a few drops of oil or faucets wll keep clean longer than when an acid 1 used if epry dirty use salt and vinegar or oxalic add first fleas fumigate the room with tor as this bleaches color carpets the nice may be cleaned with naphtha and hung in the clr bodry require fumigation and thorough washing clean the floor by with diluted carbolic acid half a plot of the liquid to three of floors cracks jn floors should be med as the traps afford lod gement for dirt and microbes mic robes beside mining the carpet if small nil which can be pal cica over tjien hardened if large strips ft T kopd and glue may lie used in caring tor a hardwood floor be careful about using water which leaves dark ugar spot it there are soiled spots wipe on with turpentine then wax lahe floor was waxed taking care t extend the mixing beyond the original spot melt a little beeswax in a cup set in hot water to ane spot with ft soft cloth and rub bard an excellent polish tor a hard wood floor Is made of boiled linseed oil and turpentine inthe proportion of two thirds oil to one third turpentine wet a flannel cloth with the mixture a time rub hard with the grain of the wood then polish with dry flannel or weighted brush for waxing a light wood floor use one pound of melted wax to one pint of turpentine melt the wax until soft as b utter then boat ln ane turpentine leang careful to keep away from the fire apply with soft woollen cloth then polish with weighted brush A soft wood kitchen floor requires a scrubbing brush and land soap but no more water than Is nc cestary too much water swells and a arak the boards french plate giam and alth soft cloth wet la alcohol then with tissue paper or chamois furniture for carved portions anit alth oft paint brush ahn use second small brush dipped in turpentine for oak fernl cure wash alth warm beer then gloss by brushing with a mixture made of two quarts of beer which has been boiled with an ounce 0 beeswax and a of sugar A good furniture polish 1 made of one pound melted wax one pint turpentine and one gill f alcohol beaten in t the lat apply with a aft cioth and follow with vigorous rubbing white spots canted by heat will some disappear it a moderately hot Is held over them tor a few mouen hot il turpentine oil and turpentine and kerosene are all efficacious gilt frames white of gg beaten with one ounce soda apply with gott brush and wipe ott with a silk cloth for bad fly pat moltedo with white of egg and leave on fon 10 minutes before wiping glaim in tepid suds made cibil fi Bil alillie biffi w afi v tas WS TITE MILLi arr han HANDS FUM A i 1 to make a weak infusion mould in pantry kitchen or closet thoroughly with sulphur nickel make a thin paste of emery powder a of sweet oil and one of apply flannel ana nib dry with flannel dipped in dry powder oilcloths tea leaves and strained milk and water or ine oil using a tablespoonful to a bucket of tepid water wipe with soft cloth bior ehlt paint milk varnished paint tea leaves steeped and strained or and stirred to a cream to remove paint from window moisten with put into sace and leave until is conr ink spots on floor rub with band wet with water and i little oil of vitriol when Is removed rinse with weak lye water tt hunt a paste of emery powder n ot egweet oil and one of turpentine apply with flannel and rub with and dry powder lor l or rusty steel rab with sweet on and let it remain 48 hours then rub with powdered uns lakert lime until rest disappears hor H or wrought w scrub cdean with ammonia buds rinse well and dry then nib over with sweet oil follow with the lime as advised above at the end of two days polish with a brush and rub with soft claths cloths until ice returns koi steel use potato and wood ashes when steeles st eells to be ackes awa cover with swe et ou atri r and 7 1 n dust it capered brush and alp wlter soft dry claths cloths then nib with brea d crumbs or with a stiff dough made and water with a halt ga solene added to each quart ot water bails ot this dough and rub the paper as it tolled For tainted walls wring cloth or sponge out 0 buds to a tablespoonful tablespoon tul of weak ammonia Is added for each quart of water wash about square tool at a time always rubbing downward ward and wiping dry with waste or soft cloth windows tea leave steeped and strained whiting stirred with water to consistency sis tency of Team then wash oft with weak ammonia water or water to which a little kerosene has been added and polish with soft newspapers woodwork for finger marks on doors use whiting bior varnish or paint that la not badly soiled wipe with cloth wrung out ot warm water and wipe dry with soft k flannel etc a paste made of common whiting and ammonia apply with s woolen cloth and polish with a dry flannel there 1 a curious reason why millinery row as that part street extending chatham square to market street Is called la confined to the south side of the street an old ordinance forbids these enterprising milliners from having shops on the north side their enterprise having been so aggressive that citizens who would pa M through with other interests than hat buying were greatly annoyed to protect such persons the authorities decided that the shops with their show cases and their active scouts should keep to one side ot the street enst as much a feature of the shop as the glaas cabes LINE THE HOW turpentine and scrape off with edge ot penny parquet eldors hub with wax and turpentine poll cli one pound ot melted wax to ant oi turpentine then polish riano and in einal then polish with soft linen or atlle laj on crass in hard shower then dry lo 10 son oc empty case into a about the size p a wah boiler covet with wire and avert ovet bellmon boll Mon stove tall ot boiling clr steab o ri in hour or two tarn walle ctet wj a cheesecloth cae ft trifle pillow tick and hanff on line in tie sun will perfectly dry the tick washed and dried at the saino time glnn put of feathera directly uto pent well out wash with hot map dry never UP of any idad in be refrigerator friger ator dry in the sun ase flexible pipe lor alie conr warm through be alpo to clean away the lan e the ice sliver ti bouc of strone ammonia add three of water and enough to m ake a hub on the with Canton flannel polish with Y tta lat int on few drops of 0 altre in of water wine bitin sprinkle alt on ft aad pour hot water lah rait stain oa blaed lacket lo her arms and of flannel high boots whew are ot anva never att ami aro i comfortable iier lat la of soft fet 0 n with an about her belli into which Is stock a fenke witla up like a and sa hakea up little apace many of the women who came into the maine woods thI arMr mrs frebe aalde boce long hertto he antiles and bright blue teemed to be the favorite color then they to prefer cotton and fiew of aben flanna or sweaters or both are the for the wo oils B alle a kart to the bukles Is an abomination aarfor color lit bafo gafo enough but it isn ten elble A bricht colori carea away the game and ina iny opinion lt no protection against the shots of barele ca rele I 1 bouters outers who in their or dhoot at any old thing f roni a shirt to a cracking bush or a piece of birch bark quivering on tree are the who aro to is yellow or red white or blue I 1 always wear black ayelt uy elt and jt 1 a fact that jo black one vall sec bears than athen dressed in any other color A aide of airs fresea work in the wood Is the daniera fan iera hunt she U as clear at down ame with her camera with her she can coln tout and an elfr side for the naturalist or th r J i thereupon one or more of the rivals seize the stranger but one need not fear it Is one of the boasts of the row that no customer ever was injured by these methods of suasion the women merely take their victim into the store and turn her over to a saleswoman who Is as accomplished jn her line as tb woman who has prevailed epou the passerby passer bj to enter the plat cr in disappear to the sidewalk for another customer and the sells a hat in a manner her own th price Is a sort of sliding scale arrangement from BO cents to 15 per hat division street prides itsek today on selling mor hats above the 1 mark than under ita breaking away from the old the ancient row coo Elders that it Is la ebli re hect elevating itself scores of well dressed women go down there in cabs and buy several hats at frequently they are irom harlem and the middle vrest side the east side woman 0 o th milliners on the row say Is not halt a good botanist her knowledge ot the flower lore of the country equaling her familiarity with the wild animals to take women into the woods to gather wild flowers Is oneat her delights 1 I rarely without mr ranc said sirs freese la relating some ot her experiences but the other lay I 1 left it behind in my hurry I 1 paddled up a stream in my canoe and at a beautiful spot puling the canoe upon the bank then I 1 tet up my camera and while I 1 was down on my knees focusing it a black cloth over my head I 1 heard a heavy crashing in the brush lust behind roe I 1 ducked my head out from under the cloth and there was huge bear walking toward me on his hind feet being I 1 at all pleased to see him go I 1 grabbed a canoe paddle in one hand and my camera cloth in the other and waved them at him frantically he was so terrified and they do sot work mor ethan tours day in the bretal retal store street the puller in Is one of the nort li factors but in the BO part in fact the wholesale houses MB at retail any more than will I 1 wholesale house they buy a models and employ a corps of to copy these after they hate toa how th imported hat can be B cess fully by the ue of cheap ri number of g lils who are paid epry put to work to turn out copies by the doai i these are gold to out jurers and S shipped as far west as san francisco 5 to distant parts of the south the wha sate trade la the street Is about bat the retail brads has eth strongly and the outposts are so busy tin madame the proprietor and her as aalt lt scarcely take time to eat and the how laden hats are piled up into gr to present their irresistible attraction t as they are enter that dropping down on all fours ie M away and I 1 saw no more of him JB f |
