Every housekeeper shunl-1 acquaint herself with
the eil•• ' ‘ n yjurt.i - rt of i.tundry
work. I 8 !•"!' ’ht t«» 4‘C • ■ r ct.o is how to iron
well, as exp .Hence is tl best t- ichcx. hut there are
several thing* to b<: • < d in doing lite work to
which Btrl<!** r’l’.'D i.: i*t I given
A strong table o dta’ 1 <ze. and a light ironing
bontd. alsna a bu g-'l? hould bepn vidcd. irons
of three size- ft e oonvenh ut,and should a I way* Be
Jtrj t c •••hi, and -m . >•■.'. 1* » r briek du t are
goo Ito-Iva irons, a- tuaxrubL- l-.<, ... .uuaiiy pu
them •. i -erv • !. . i in go! o dm-. The
ibcch and table .. i. • d v « : n J flr-t. then
the 1 i '■ • : t • irLsfiftov* . wr:u nga
clean t-mth oii <- a w ter, and r.ihovvrthc
bo“ m, wha ' >. • <1 r . g ai< ver uiih a
de nl. tinn. 'I ... : I o ild • ra .' 1. and
Ironed. a‘n, t. (-n • .t.< v.a er orpodsh,
gnd . >LC I•' L a , a •
Fine b n dr.- * • . .r ot. .; soft Aitl* les that do not
need poh'(hi; she 11 >r< cd on a s >ft blank* t.
Bmbru :• r: s LI L. .- .I on the rng d.
Alwa)iiuiveuMar. a rv»u i of ciutx woter. bg any
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1887.
