Pu: an open box in the cellar with a
neck of fresh time in it: it will absorb tne
mature and make it smell fresh ano
Ail embroidered articles, such as tray
clcths, bureau scarfs, .• w’eiqck tea cloths,
silk board covers and the like, should oe
washed by themselves.
Flaxseed lemonade is excellent for a cold.
To a pint of water adu two small tab.e
spconfuls of seed, th* Juice of two lemons
and sugar to suit, lee for drinking.
A last year's straw hat can be sponged
and cleansed with coffee, afterward press
ing with a Warm iron, laying the rim on a
fiat surface and using a pan for the crown.
The Father >ii>d His Boy
Don't be a hyi»ocrite before your boy,
writes Robert J. Burdette in the first paper
of the series “Before He Is Twenty,” In
the April Ladies’ Home Journal. When he
believes you to be infallible don’t encourage
the belief. Take him into your life as you
desire to be taken into his. Don’t tell him
that when you were a boy you never gave
your parents a moment’s uneasiness, were
never cross to your little slater, never dis
obeyed your teacher, never cruel to dumb
animals, and always kept the golden rule.
Be honest with him above all things.
Dcn’t be too dignified with him. The more
he loves you, the more lie lives in your
arms, the more hetplays with you and the
less he fears you, the more profoundly will
he respect you. Pity the- man who, in order
to secure and retain proper respect from
his children, has to wear at all times an
uncomfortable veneer of artificial dignity.
THE PLAIN PROOF
Os Awards to Dr." I’ricc’n < renin fink
ing Powder nt the Fairs.
