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The Progressive Farmer from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 6

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Raleigh, North Carolina
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6
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778 '(6) THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER that reading and clubs and association with other' women may bring to her. "There are two kinds of one is lack of goods for the' higher wants; the other is lack of wants for the higher goods' former is less fatal than the' latter. 'V Edited by MRS. HLTTT LEISURE FOR THE FARM WOMAN shoufd attend to such things as car- interest, the desire, the real soul 1 -i cows in cold or stormy weather, car- will beget the purpose, the plan, and A Hundred Virginia GirU lell' How water. if water has to" be car- the woman's will needful for at least She May Get It ried.

and to keeping house once in a occasional triumph bvef circumstan- II kl.kjn ili tne virsnnia wut iu v.v.; tJ, uvny'w It: would' be? interesting to lenow AV mal asked a hundred women to that the wife and mother may get how a -hundred Progressive Farmer girls and i similar number of Women would, answer this" question; Other styles'llS to $200 give their solution- of more leisure away from. home. -for the farm woman. "The farm woman must be con-Here is a or summary, scipus of her rights, and must tactful-of the hundred answers received: insist that they be She "Nearlv all the proposed solutions must have sweet reasonableness" and Listen to Setting the Table common sense, as well some II ft A 1 IRLS, young girls, of ten ask me knowledge of books-. She must be cool headed, and avoid worrying: and about the setting of a.

table for agreed on these two points First, the farm wife must have system in her work; second, the husband must be thoughtful and "well-regulated. "Under the head of system: She must have a time and a place rev- 'spluttering Too mucli haste makes a-home Ilsuspect that they go waste waste of energy and waste of visiting and to school and see tables time She should take an hour or. differently, setand wonder which is twn each afternoon for rest; Early supposed to be corrects, There is ho band! inywnere at any time with a 'Victrola. The world's greatest bands to play for you any selections you want to hear. erything, T- and everything must be Hear your favorite music done or kept in its time or place.

She I rising in the morning and doing, thaoneyentirely correct method but there should have a weekly as well 'as a bulk of herworkl in the forenoon are cer daily schedule. She- should plan will make this possible. She must of which is that a table for a home ahead, not only for the day and week, learn to leave unnecessary things un- meal shall be so arranged that father but also from one month to another, done, but she must also avoid 'laying can sit with greatest ease at the 'head the vear to no work for the Neglect, of the table and carve and serve the at any Victor Write to us for u.v, v. ...1. 1.1 'S ..1 Vfcta Talking Machine Company Camden, N.J.

Berliner Gramophone the pthers. She should of course have meals at regular and haver them attended promptly. The Montreal. Canadian Distributors like procrastination, is the thiei ot meai, wnue niouier can- Keep ner time. Therefore, she must learn to place at, the other end of the table, discriminate Jbetween-thethings of JThe vegetable dishes should be So much importance and those of little aranged thatTnotherrcan serve morning rising hour should be care- tnem as ine piaxes are passed irom Tn nmm fro vou that it cost less But in all cases the plan is money, take less time, makes better food, to cook in to let mother and father remain at Wear-Ever" ALUMINUM UTENSILS We wish to Bend this one-quart stewpan for only tea 2-cent stamps.

the table whoever else is up. A well-planned dinner.need not have anyone up and down during a course. In the picture, which is arranged for a simple home meal, it will be. noticed that the bouquet in the center of the, table is low, condiments are at the side of the" table and not the center, that as "many spoons, knives, and forks as are necessary are More tnan a quarter oi a huuwuwuuwu have tested 'Wear-Ever" ware in this way. WmkP.otw" ntpnRila save fuel because they get hot quickly and stay hot longer than any other kitchen ware.

They save work because in tnemyour iooa without turning the pan. boils without vow; dih, stirring, roasts -without basting. mm laid straight, that forks are on the left mm, Ifpip Replace utensils that wear out fwthttteiiil tfiat "Wear-Ever Send for booklet, Wear-Ever Kitchen' (free) which tells you how to improve your cook, tng and cut down -expense-. v' YAllTED: -Men to detnonstrate and sell Ever" Specialties. Only those who furnish security trill considered.

a and knives arid spoons ready for use by the right hand. The bread andput-ter plates: as shown, are not necessarily needed, but doTsave the table- cloth and, therefore, washing and ironing. Glasses are at of the knives, the napkins at the left of the forks; all dishes are placed straight, nothing skewgee. This particular picture would seem to indicate that someone, perhaps big. sister, poured the beverages.

The point for consideration is that each, dish has its place arid is not set on just anywhere. There is no one part of the household work in which the young ladies of the family can be induced to take ALUMINUMl Tke Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co. Dept. S7 New KensTneton, or Northern Aluminum Ltd- Toronto. Ontarls Send prepaid i-ot.

"Wear-Ever Stewpan. Enclosed ft moc in waropa moncy icuinoou uut mwubui AN ATTRACTIVE DINING-ROOM TABLE Spotless linen and daintiness of arrangement make, a meal doubly appetizing or no importance between the things that must be done at once and those that may just as well be done a day or week or a month later. The. less busy tiniest of the year should be selected specially for reading, study, club meetings, etc. She should take some: good papers for the farm and fully, observed, and too much midnight oil should riot be burned.

r. "System; depends on "Under the: head of convenience The farm wife is entitled to a well-arranged house, with kitchen, dining Arttn arid I iiahtrv close tOffether. If greater interest than Jn the care of the if the; rest: of the family will encpurage them. -'sr There are families where any-one but' father serves the, meat, where vegetables brought in from the kitchen arid each person arranges his or her own tea or coffee. It is all right if conditions in the home make such an" arrancrement 'an'vUahlsihiit water cannot be piped into the house, home, so as to keep informed on the J.

the well or cistern should certainiy mvciuuus dim iuc must be near at hand. She should not be tulimethods. ihese periodicals majr it is true that the coming together compelled to walk across the yard, be looked over, if not fully read, cur- of the family in peace and harmony then across the pasture lot, and climb ing the afternoon rest hour. in a comfortable dining room three three stiles or fences going'and com- "Much, very obviously and proper- times a day. before a dainty, well-laid'" ing, every time she needs a bucket of ly, is required of the husband.

He table, where. iather and mother give water or fresh bit of cream trom the musi inaeeu ue uiuugauui aim wcu- out the food with wise, generous and loving hands, will have an influence spring housed Why Not" Raise Your tVionby Earning Power Ipy Attending 'fMassey Do roa wish to earn from S7S to ISO per month If to, train yourself along practical line. Get a modern MASSE bualneM education. It meana the opening every avenue of success to you. During the past years the Massey Colleges bare educated more than 2S.000 young people for tmslnesr Why not yon Expenses low, Write for SPECIAL RATE.

CIRCULAR B. 1 D.SSEY 6USIIIESS' COLLEGES CrsiflHCRAUr AtJL Richmond. OWTCOMKRT, At. 'HOUSTON. TEX.

Coutubus, OA vfV Jacksonville. Fla. plied with a modern and commodious me iarm can ue oi mc ngm son uc-rarige, a kitchen cabinet, plenty of pends in large measure upon the cooking titertsils, a dish-washer, a farmer at the head of the table. He cream separator, a good churn, an -must be wide-awake, intelligent, and easy-running- washing a thrifty, possessa 'fair wrlntrpr. electric or erasoline gree of business ability.

Some meas- in making a united, well ordered family as will no other one part of home A recognition of father and mother as. dispensers of all good, things ex-: tends to other phases of living and makes an entirely different atrrios- phere in the dining-room than if a servant be here and there and each child or adult reachincfor himplf 0--? "fa smoothing irons, a patent floor mop, oi mecnanicai skhi is aiso a great a carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner, advantage. The small farm, with in-a first class easy-running sewing ma- tensive farming, will make both, the FLY KILLER i. chine, and a i. furnace to heat the tarmerand nis wne more mdepen-hoitce.

aa well as some Wneral dent. There will not be so many hir- suiKuea.iHeai. ornunental. convan At a boarding house 'meal that may ing system; not to speak of a bread? cu nanus 10 cook ior on ine smaii De necessary but not in close corn- lent, cheap. Laau all saason.

Made of metal, can't spill or tip over twill not soli of Inlnre anything. Guaranteed eBectlya. gold by dealer, ot aent by esprtss pre paid foe fU mixer, rugs instead of the old-fash- lam, mc iarmer is intelligent, munion of aunited family repast ioned carpets, a fireless cooker, an ice progressive, and Teasonable that is The question "should the table be cream freezer, and walks about the t0 say, he is not hopelessly a-cleared between each meal?" has house to keep out mud and dirt. mossback he i can and will help to been asked twice recently. andI can "In short, the should 8olvethe problems before us.

With- but little girl It is good have about the house for her work, out his help solution is well nigh im- to have' the dining room clear and equipment and conveniences no whit Girls are earnestly warned cloth freshly laid each meal if inferior Jo. those that her husbandrif agaanst marrying.a mossback. y6u are the one to do' it but sobe-he is a. progressive farmer, has-about Above, all things, the farm woman times it is a' Question. of rrinf fier en 10 139 PX A SmUya, V.

-r-'n-r f.ET tis tell won how to catch 1 i i I them wbere you think there are nAn. make the famous Fiih Daiket Qreatly lm-4 his barn, orchards; fields, and stpek must. have a mind for leistireVnd crgy, and that is another zzrtlitStftit, Write men t.tt csirrn. cjl jraiua. 11 Ulia Ul leisure, one must nave a MThe; hustxand or grown-up son real desire for the uplift and culture Oar advcrtleers are guaranteed Do your read our paper..

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