The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1904, Page 11

éjpbeitidaiies Pr heT wy ora ae nes Home Hints Je Je Je ee wo ‘e .e The Housekeeper’s Cyclopedia, sleve avkke the whole into a thick Cleaning Hints. paste @ consistency of putty. This O clean tinwore use powdered victure, if caret applied to broken whiting moistened with a little nor ¢iaas » Avsures of any kind Paraffin, Poller with a leather aia dried properly resists fire or water or with a pad ‘dd newspaper Tt Is better to clean las mp chimneys » Importance of Salads. With a cloth moistened with paraffin, ALADO are most important, For they will then not crack so rapidly as “\S* tuncheona they form the chief dish, they do when dipped in water, fish or meat, and for are served after the meat cose and waters Home-Made Night Light. F': a home-made night light take A Pretty Sofa Pillow. UT a2 etnch square « ¢ cream color and “shamrock @cross six pela ts, cross sixteen threads, 3 atit ‘y € one ounce of oll of almonds, ut half a dram of phosphorus and eix threads. Turn Work around tO) phur into it; hold {tin @ gentle warmth take three stitches across six threads,|i5 ary it, Then shake the bottle and thon three stitene draw the cork and you will have a fine threads, three S| plow-worm light. If you rub a little on threads, at ris! any part of the bottle {t will appear ta These two sii reen. V be in flames, two other si ware In } Make rows to run biss To Heighten a Room. sin hu ‘work, finish with rufle w ) make a low room look higher let dow and rufie o neh wider thar Short curtains make the room @crim, ruille of green silk. Pu »w of} look lower chan ft @reen and orange ri nor. iA Good Table Top. not have & margle siad for To Mend Crockery. an O mend glass and china tal i the top of the kitchen table. the best | Te { milk and mix wit ering is oine. It may be kept equal quan toon easier and servants cannot harm late the milk {t with the knife when ad and the whey and mi meat. If only table th can be @ whites of fou fomled the tan-colored Il cheo fag tho mixt " t 1 eable of Quickime which has passed any, for tt will Something New in # a Reception Gowns In Light Blue Chiffon Cloth. HIS recep finished w hips aro beautif ing Itttle coa ¢ehiffon and ror at the wrist Velvet, wit! in light blue chiffon » gather h rows of stl¢ y fit ”n cloth shows the plain-front panel on cords half way up the skirt, the hem simply ing done cacillating stiteh machine, The ed and outlined ut yoke depth with fine tucks, ‘The charm. in English embroidery opens over a shirred vest of e lace, The large but simple sleeves are drawn In with gathers p ruftts of lace falling over the hands, The hat is of tulle and © long, shaded plume and ribbon choux jour on the two or three grains of flowers of sul- ! THE WORT ): SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1904, HE separate waist will diowsom | I forth with the opening of the New Year. The lingerie waist! sladoratet with insew of narrow Val edges and Insertion amd dainty hand en.brotderies holda the palm for yopu- larity. ‘These are mado of 7 handerchtef lines a , , a the purse of the wearer perm | juce ia real, though wat be ¢ ! |geesed that many of the better im lion Vals, are used with almost equal waist, success The German and Ir N waists ° }and those of th soft sik | A } ilar wita the nw | 1 ways sticka as closely as D ; al idea of the st Wale | ‘ 1, | ane ! Embroidery is much used even 07 very new new design, composed of white messaline silk, ! ing wa plainer walsta; this ts almor vell Valenciennes and white snowtlake lace. The fastenin pie | th self-cotor, though we sitll se '*! the back, which is cut almost as full as the front, the jacket eflect ted Of Selene) erm nnole ering HatrOnes arried all around, The little shirred silk buttons are edged with K | emart effect Val 4 : idee ‘ j eh ' Under the wide-steeved mant 1} Valenciennes to forny rosettes, Valenciennes also finishing c v . loose fur-lined coats more elaborare| jacket, which are of the white lace e deep, close of 3 , corsages are possible. These sometimes) wi ji of Valenciennes edging r mate hing the narrow o mateh the skirts olor, the mat Jof course being Hghter in welght, t ‘ daint ks outlining, The mt ‘nal ; white. Indeed, the white walst x f ‘ a ae sk practically superseded a!! others other #3 * : except the waist that matches Ue skirt | a f ' in color | putt . ' ia Shirrings, insets of lace, fine embrold ti \ f \ 29094 9-9066-046-40-6-6.4.64-4.0.6-0.4.04046.65.4604 95:9464-41OOG4 $4 OOF5-0006 very r a Leap Yea TRTTATNITTM WU ‘The Old Maid’s Last Chance fo ; THAT ~ AULD BE | | LETS WATCH THE HTT [I SHALL, ON Vi TOUCH Ay DROP AGAIN MoMA}, TAY MAIL DENS IN NUS HERES A Up T° Yeu, FAIR DWELLING, SINGLE, | HUSBAL eee 2 eeres The New Blouses of the New Year. r Vic im: Bia) evel itd RK .= VD D) NY LANSUG H, Beauty Hints. v ww ae ag « ot By Margaret Hubbard Ayer, {solve the bichloride of meroury im this hot water and add the alcohol. Mix the y having several 22° 484 slycerine together in @ Bowl; ger, Could you | Pour the larger portion of the quart of Water In; sUr, then add all the dileted Nloride of mercury and aledtel, tle and shake always before = Apply the liquid with « Small, velvet sponge. Beef, Iron and Wine, Dear Mise Ayer EASE tell me how to make iron and wine, and how to together. L Extract of beef, 1-2 ounce; ammeala oxrate of iron, 26 grains; spirits of orange, 1-2 fluid ounce; distilled water, | 1-2 fluid ounces; good sherry wine suf. ficlent to make 16 ounces, Dissolve the ammonia-citrate of iron in the water, / Dissolve the extract of beef in the sherry wine, Add the spirits of orange and mix Dry, Curly Hair. Dear Mias Ayer LEASE suggest @ remedy for ary, P curly halr that will make It) raight and soft. AR The accompanying formula will help . to straighten halr and make it Phente ac nux vomica, 71 To Remove Warts. Dew Mie A |= Mso could you anging my to wear | yt + I should 8 ften rr bi a and not cw arrange It as al The recipe 1 give of you will ¥ ke exorescences; of H ever or three days touch wit solution, adm{nistered amel's halr pencil < is pretiler fo ela th a large Florid Face, stion ethylate sodiur wo trams a young girt ‘ald, turned under bow and thed wi HAVE Suggest somet ‘ h color. & by At paler? Can you T ean nuld be wow ton 4 This will As far as oe, collar: | might which T give ane add rose water t lees white bolted and at oxide of f mercury, § grains Take four ounees it to boiling; dis- The Evening World # # Fashion Patterns, wh V the aleo and t , 2 grams; tincture of ; ms; tincture of red ms; tincture of Cans 2 grams; cologne, 120 grams; sweet almond ofl, @ wrams. Apply to” the roots of the hair with a soft sponge nee or twice a day. This lotion ie especially good for very dry hatr, ew softer s will mak previ wa ride eycerine, drops water and heat Designed by May Manton. Boy's Blouse Suit. the seasonable materials, but, as Itwee blue e stitcled, with shield of white chevrons, vilar and trousers are plain. ‘The blouse fe mage <1 with the big collar, and ts closed at the centre id Is separate und is attached permanently to the the left rilar closing at the back, The HIS blouse sult is adapted to all a Th ito the place a ‘ ud fn a single box pialt and finished with etraignt cuffs. The t s are suugly fitted and joined to walstbands which are closed at the les Material for boy of ten ts 47-5 yards 34 yards 44 or 23-8 yards @ Inches wide, with 3-$ yard of any width for shield and collar. Pattern 42) for CONE CHAIRS heya of Rh ge, will be mailed for 1c. Send money to “Cast! te @ Wort Jing, New York City Women’s Questions and the Answers, ——————— Gi a tle add the 2 ; eves at inner . I , How to Roast the New Year Goose, ||? : dated Rag lh nie prune Serve : ‘ s proper for me t when ¢with wh One-haf the Ronst goose is the traditional ceutral in a small quantity of water, mash the | 9 Pl. ner gown DIEM HK | recipe Is enouga for four persona, @ish for the New Year's dinner {t in a tablespoon of flour and chop | 2 H > os “44 ; Sey enon en Cie | nee ok a a bt | fae oR A Theatre Query. mas, is one of the features of the fh ts ne dripipne f tt ® | At dinner ren s t Ey oe hye day. Here is the best way to roasi the 2 ‘ - i i W hese al New Year's goose in order to bring out 4 y t “Prune Whip. er hidies without @ mats escort the full flavor and tend * » 3 2 " mame 3 ’ Even W READE) Berud a dressed g 4 , . } give ee America it Is perfectly proper, @oapsude—an effect rs s% a s a asl Part of the oil from the sh : LAND ye UR B AU BY MIDNIGHT , SURE, FOR TEAP-YEAR ENDS Z i : _, Net ff : wash well in cold water and Na oy ‘ J . a w of The Evening Wert @ eft wwel. Fluaer i = \ eer ee But es ' , months and he has goee © by striking It with a rolling- , =e cl o work, He wants / the fowl both inaile and out with salt. B R L. M C v y oe ee 2 one re. awee © arding-house and mee Peer ast viet marian ams) PUD Mi rs, lage and ro a @ @ Oy Koy cCardlll. gD @ AS peopel In the morning stuff ave , eee 4 the young man are engaged } Prepared as follows: A 4“ . there's terrible times over at the Lewis's, Mr. | break and her nose was #o red tha was a sight ent But what about Lewis m1 vat Who ‘ » attty stare? ; 2 be no hares i poe Sa Mitad crimes, two edut Tt wasn't for nothing that man Lewis was! her rome powder and my powder puff and she weouadait peen trying to tell y 1 Mr. Nag ¢ too et sin your tndtady Is boarding: hows, ‘ fine; a handful of st 1 'Dasning Jack’ Lewis by the soclety papers, presentable when she wen « to pack her things to €9 and pay nt Mr. Nag * will & wn d ‘ oper for a young Womaa : $ ago. back to her mot who has ap he iis gay di rs—Mra af ‘ pe i « ise of & young man, y pot. ’ feed: a ge » lu i i ete ie eat is ater tate eal “Mrs. Lewis came tn here and had hysterics right on that | “Ving with ber eldest eon, wt 2 eee a eons ° ; : Chocolat 4 ‘ tes te ‘ sof 1 him . . : iis ina Y trust nbbons ar t 1 e Fros ing, The American palste usua pr 4a " m acting like a brute and laughing at her. ‘ i : . . ‘ nse Evening World stibe eek alata hater ta te sreoee | 1 all comes of women permitiing thelr husbands to have |“"gy, “yy will side with Tawis, ¢ 8 tried to carr Bald it « or 4 Was ms layer cab of th eet raisl In the drees- tempt $ aro then ie ate en A sank 1 t ’ 5 1 ver cada. —. , patch aie = = . re gp Rap Be me ath cor because all you men stand toget 1 typewriter machine A , epicious anyw ‘ . R. STAFFORD. _ bh - ateh vem, e rowe hield « 7 man db Rx find ¢ ‘ “ Put int ore Mae If the goose |s very yee allow | Worthington Stitt docs GMsid CER other, GAS yo eee tones Ve | Soadaday And a te i ny , é ay a word) Pu ee onl lead rs s ty minutes to the pound for roast- “Me. Pembroke Worthington 8t : 2 jthing look how you r like everyt of halr in Is 1 takes her t eatre, or to) capil of granulated aug thong, As oon as a considerable amount |, | MT thington Stitt has no extravagances| doing to that poor Mra, Chadwick, who may be innocent as | N i she i 0 silly thing who lets hint smooth | of a cuptul of hot water and boll wits, Emr pe, bate extracted by the heal, the mete te mamem Gnd he can't ge out of the house while! a lamb fer all we know! ashing Jack’ Lewis may the matter with a way. That this time she says #he will never UC stirring until it threads, eee Them vetoes the ganas with 2 snow Ison the ground because he only has slippers and) 1c was just the same way with Biella Dorking when her hand, but as I told Mrs. Lewis, alth I did not w fernive hie slowly upon the 2 a" white jour, add @ little water to the pan and |"! $ Pega shoes—what was I going to say about ‘Dash-! husband and she had a spat and he went out to commit sul- make trouble, that she had good grounds for a separation 0 Nags, let this be a warning to you! It Is only | SFE OF ABA TY during Abe femeinter con Ane’ ty ae 1, bo, quae g FB Be os af tell! cide, but got In A billiard room and lost his week's salary | Of course, that man Lewis is golng to bring up a man to a que of time when you will be found out! ing ag you @> 4 wo ook in: N \s . joi iT " terrup* me talking a! t titte to the age of the eoone. jt is safer to ‘alse or steam it (ill tender and then the gravy boil “What I was saying was that it ls no wonder poor Mra. | him money to go to a hotel, instead o: wiblets Lows a brokea-bearted and cried here aa if ber,beart would] any respectable man should have done! and was afraid to go home, and this very man Lewis lent, prove that the letter waa from a business firm adout offic pplies, But he can't save him aed brush for @ typewriling machine, indeed! 0} { “Devt you grin at me in that exasperating manner! | errata Fy Don't Impose on me simply beqguse I am too trusting for nila 1 a the villiany of thie word!" |