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TO PACK AWAY SILKS AND WOOLENS

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 19, 1892

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 7.

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TO PACK AWAY SILKS AND WOOLENS.

WHENEVER you have occasion to pack away silk or woolen goods which you are afraid may turn yellow, break up a few cakes of white beeswax and fold the pieces loosely in old handkerchiefs that are worn thin. Place these among the goods. If possible, pin the silks or woolens in some old white linen sheets or garments. If it be inconvenient to use linen, take cotton sheets. Of course it is important that the clothing shall be perfectly clean when put away.—Ladies' Home Journal.