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COOL. OFF ad ‘S | To wash black cloth garments,
& 0, | add a tablespoonful of vinegar to
| every gallon of water; wash in
| hot but not boiling water with
| soap. If very dirty use turpentine
| instead of vinegar, rinse thor.
oughly, put into strong blue
water, leave for six hours then
dry without fire or sun.
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Do not wash art muslin cur-
tains in warm water. Make a
luther with hot water and when
it is nearly cold wash the cur-
| tains, If the muslin is green add
| a little vinegar to the water in
| which they are washed; if lilas
| or pink add a little ammonia.
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if SMALL For / i war! | stew. The stew may then be
NEVER MawE. : LEMME TAKE. @ | How ure Lo | watched while cooking without
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Some of these modern sports
| clothes have startling effects on
others than those who have to
look at them.
Take the case of the girl who
| looked in the mirror as she was
| undressing the other day, let out
t He Should Get the Button Holes | a terrifying shriek and started for
. . the telephone to get a doctor.
WY ev ussen BEL ay . Yi j EEN NAW, DADGUAIT : She thought she'd broken out in
Haut war a fEEER o - a Wi JEST Tw BUTTOWS.. some horrible rash and was com-
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| and deadly.
| Then she remembered she'd
| been playing tennis that afternoon
{in a mesh polo shirt—and had
| sunburned with a lace-work ef-
fect. —Washington Star,
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| else folks are finished.
Comatose Courtship
Bier-—-The Weavers are so quiet
tonight. Is there anything wrong?”
Gardiner--No; they're always
that way. When he proposed he
just held up a diamond ring and
said “Eh?” and she looked at it
and said “Uh-huh.” -- Pathfinder
Magazine.
Vacation Romance?
Youth-—-Now, on this
THE SURF CALLS
Come mow to our cool shore for
finest surf and sun bathing,
sen two 18-hole
courses,