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Temuka Leader, Issue 10362, 7 September 1922, Page 1

iw wan upiiol-' ti'i" ! furniture, over with a cloth sir., tly damped mcl heat with a carp.a cane. Change he cloth occasionally. To pir.scrve the colour of green vegetables, nmnge them into boiling water, and hep the lid off the sauce pan while cooking. A little var-' iine applied to th-' hinges of a door which croaks wi.M soon stop all noise. It is far more satisfactory than oil. ■Lingerie ribbons should not be ironed whilst wel, or they will become .rltf. They should he pulled into a -.m001.h corn'll lon. and when dry crossed over with a cool iron. When wn. lans hairbrushes, dip the bristle;, in milk before drying. ;.ad they will become <fuiif* stiff intend of yetting soft, as is usually .he case. *• .gave (he bacon tinds. They are .■ • • ful for . .mi ire roup,-;, and if .tied down give mil plenty of fat, ..rich will b>- u r-fni f us - trying eggs, Vend. and so on. To dean windows in damp wea on. dip a. cn ee of crumpled news . a per i n paraiiiii ml. inb over tli ■' • o.now , ilicn polish wen a clean dim m . Tim pi dish will t- • hrillia.m am; ■ ill last a Img i ia.m To remove inksiains - cat; :m soon .o. possible jg milk. Sgn - out line oat; in irmh milk. To t m 1! entire e rein-.\c the slain if ! inline ;.' ui ely. To clean a bash. -i.-\ •• i ■ ■ lo a paste v. iTi ict' •>; -1 it- ■' ; 1 1 i! e hath lilt lim dn i aim aoor dl : appear. Then v. :i‘di mp m ;<- hath w 0 warm waier.

K.eep _parsley iresu, store it in an airtight tin. When required place it in boiling water to Avhich a little washing soda has been added. U will look quite fresh and green. Don’t use wood for lighting the fire Save all the potato peelings, drj them in the oven, and put then: amongst the paper used. They wil, light the lire, very quickly. To clean a pack of cards, soap r piece of flannel and rub each care with it till all the dirty marks arc removed from both aides, then brusl over Avith the white of an egg. The cards will be as good us ucav.

When the bars of a grate an burnt and red and Avill not lake £ polish easily. rub|tbom with a piece of lemon before applying the black lead, and they Avill polish brilliant

To mend a worn stair cu'-pet, loose (y darn the avoiti pl-re~ with coarst Mght wool. Then i,.h water colour: tint (he woe) v i-u the p> iucipa duuie;- i’t the e:.-v Move the car pel no l lint the ;r -c >d pi up: conn ,ust holov, !)’•-• r.t.th oiw'. and if it i tinted p.-hy the ,r. . as:, wii hardly •