Pleasant Grove Review | 1936-02-21 | Page 8 | Home Hints

gar, either powdered or granulated, In a paper bag, drop in bits of fruit, and shake the bag. This works for doughnuts, too. Clean linoleum with a damp cloth wrung out of suds made with a mild soap. Alkali washing powders, strong soap, and too much water will damage even good-quality linoleum. lino-leum. The bland flavor of white rice makes it an excellent extender for more flavorful foods in meat or cheese croquettes, meat loaf, Spanish Span-ish rice, or curries. Home Hints To reline a coat, use the old lining for a pattern. Turn the coat inside out and sew the new lining in, piece by piece, first the back, then the front sections, then the sleeves. Make a pleat down the center back for "give", then pin and tack the back piece in place. Attach the lining pieces first to the inside Beams and work out to the edges. Hand fell and fronts to the back down the side scams and at the shoulders; the sleeves at the arm-holes; arm-holes; finally the neck, the wrists and the lower edge. The lower edge may be hemmed and left free, or it may be attached to the bottom of the coat with a half-inch fold so that the lining will neither draw the coat up nor sag into view below the hem. To dust stuffed dates or dried fruit evenly with sugar, put the su-