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The Day's Routine: Silverware

Silverware Pockets. - The most convenient method of disposing of silver for daily use is a wide, shallow drawer in a serving table or sideboard, verware.

THE DAY'S ROUTINE and with or without racks and trays to receive the individual pieces of sil- The drawer should be lined with chamois skin, velvet, or flannel, and the silverware ranged in it in orderly fashion.

Or silverware pockets may be made of outing flannel and tacked on the back of the cupboard or pantry door.

Take a strip of material the width of the door and about 18 inches deep. "Or Silverware Pockets May Be Made."

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