Chapter I: Front Matter
A LITTLE HOUSEKEEPING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL
OR, MARGARET'S SATURDAY MORNINGS
The Ideal Series for Girls
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A little Cook Book for a Little Girl
BY CAROLINE FRENCH BENTON
Cloth decorative, small 12mo.
75 cents; carriage paid, 85 cents
The simple, vivacious style makes this little manual as delightful reading as a story-book.
A Little Housekeeping Book for a Little Girl; OR MARGARET'S SATURDAY MORNINGS
BY CAROLINE FRENCH BENTON
Cloth decorative, small 12mo.
75 cents; carriage paid, 85 cents
A little girl, home from school on Saturday mornings, finds out how to make helpful use of her spare time.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl
BY AMY L. WATERMAN
Cloth decorative, with a frontispiece in full color, small, 12mo.
75 cents; carriage paid, 85 cents
This is a book of special appeal, as it explains in simple fashion the processes of making delicious fudges, fondants, nut dainties and the like.
A Little Sewing Book for a Little Girl
BY LOUISE FRANCES CORNELL
Cloth decorative, with a frontispiece in full color, small, 12mo.
75 cents; carriage paid, 85 cents
A splendid volume to encourage little girls in the study of the useful and beautiful art of the needle.
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THE PAGE COMPANY 53 BEACON ST., BOSTON, MASS.
A LITTLE HOUSEKEEPING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL
OR, MARGARET'S SATURDAY MORNINGS
By Caroline French Benton
AUTHOR OF "A LITTLE COOK BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL"
Boston THE PAGE COMPANY Publishers
_Copyright, 1906_ BY THE PAGE COMPANY
PUBLISHERS' NOTE
This little book was originally published under the title
_Saturday Mornings_,
but there has been some criticism of that title because it is not sufficiently descriptive of the contents of the book. The Publishers, consequently, have thought it wise in the present edition to change the title to
_A Little Housekeeping Book for a Little Girl_
OR
MARGARET'S SATURDAY MORNINGS.
This change has the advantage also of making the title uniform with the other titles in the series--
_A Little Cook Book for a Little Girl_,
_A Little Sewing Book for a Little Girl, etc._
Thanks are due the editor of _Good Housekeeping_ for permission to reproduce the greater part of this book from the serial in that magazine.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. MARGARET'S CHRISTMAS TREE 13
II. THE KITCHEN FIRE 19
III. THE DINING-ROOM TABLE 33
IV. WASHING DISHES 57
V. THE CARE OF THE BEDROOMS 70
VI. SWEEPING AND DUSTING 84
VII. THE BATHROOM; BRASSES, GRATES, OILCLOTHS, AND VESTIBULE 99
VIII. HOUSECLEANING; CELLAR AND ATTIC 110
IX. LAUNDRY WORK 122
X. THE LINEN CLOSET; PANTRIES; POLISHING SILVER; THE CARE OF
THE REFRIGERATOR; CLEANING THE LAMPS 133
XI. MARKETING AND KEEPING ACCOUNTS 148
XII. THE DAY'S WORK 161
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