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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09
Clearing House Estimates.

Mr.. Hawley, teller at Mccormick & Co.,
who has had a long experience in clearing
houses east, estimates that Salt Lakes
clearings will amount to a million and a
half per week. This would place us about
the middle of the list of tifty-five cities
whose clearing ares weekly reported, and
twelve nearer the head of the column
than Los Angeles, Seattle, Tacoma and
many other boom towns-in other words
about on a par with Portland
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WI. Barrett & Co. offer nothing but bar.

gains this week Look at theml
70x165 it., Sd E. and Sd s.; $1,000.
4x7. Sth E., near 4th s.; s., 800.
5x7115, G., bet. 9th and 9TH, plat D, easy
terms; 1900.
4x10 18th E., bet. Brigham and LIST S.
Is r. brick); $1,000.
10x5114, 18th E., bet. 1st and I'd s. 81, 900.
13xl0, 4th E. and Sd S.; SIG, 200.
5x10, 10Th E., bet. 5th and 9th S.; $1,000.
5xl0, Sd, bet. r. and S. adobe house,;
$1,000.
6x10, cor. 10th E. and Sth S.;S4,5OO
3xl0, Sth W., bet. 4th and 5th S. $3.50.
5xl0, 1st w and 5th S.. S, 600.
4xlO, 18th E., bet. Brigham and 4th S,
Groom brick house, 50, 700
215x20, 9th E., to Dunbar Av. q fronts)
$3.50,
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Holders of rebate checks issued by the
Peoples Equitable Coop are hereby mott
fed to surrender the same before March
TO- 1890, at the Office of the association.
preparatory to the semi-annual declaration
of dividends.
JOSEPH ANDERSON. Sec,v
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

John G. Cutler & Bro, agents Provo s.
Deseret Wooden mills, have removed tenn
porarily to No. rs West, First South street,
east of Herald building,
All kinds of wooden goods. Gents suits
made to order from our celebrated cassi-
meres; spring styles just received from the
mills
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We have immediate sale for choice Pre-
perties in plats B, D and F.
DIETER-Jo Crimson INVESTMENT Co.,
15S S. Main street,
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DE WITT B LOWE AND co. &C W. SECOND
SOUTH

IL acres lot, 10, block 81, ten-acre, plat
A, 1925 per acre. Good for few days only.
60 it. State Road between Brigham and
1st South Street; $500 per #.
Lots l and 2, block los plat c.: S.. 500
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, block 103, plat C; So, 800
10xl0 block 81 face South and East ;Sl5 900.
Lot II, block 2. 5 acre, plat B $1,000
Some good buys on North and East bench.
Lots in additions in every part of CITY.
Choice list of acreage and business pro
perties, also some of the finest residences
in the city.
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CARD OF THANKS.

desire to thank the public for the pat
ronage given to my husband (the late o. s.
Walsh, timer, Kimball block, and to So
hclt continuance of the same in behalf OF
myself and sons. Satisfaction guaranteed
to all our customers.
Mrs. M. A. WALSH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

Snap in five-acre plat G. Lot II and part
10, block Il, in fve-acre plat C; s., 500.
Easy terms. Q. &. WANTLAND,
POI Main street.
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j.. A. FRITsCH & CO., REAL ESTATE.

10 acres in block Immediately below
Liberty Park, at 81, 100 per acre. Must be
taken at once.
4111ax165 on First South, near State road,
1928 per foot.
57$lx165 feet south front on Sd South, be
tween I'd and Sd East at 1925 per foot.
Lots in Kensington, Capital Avenue and
Fritsch & ZULCH's addition.
Good Groom house.
j. A. FRITsCH & Co.,
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JENNINGS. GAME G. HOOPER.

Business property. Depot property.
Residence property. Suburban property
Acreage.
35 West, First South street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Seven fine corner lots plat D, Eighteenth
ward bench, near in.
w. D BowRING g. Co.,
"a West, First South.
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STORES FOR SALE.

On Commercial street and Third South
street. Revenue property. For particu-
lars, call on c. E. WANTLAND,
pol, Main street.
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There will be meeting of the Real Es-
tate board at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms on Wednesday evening, March u,
at 80. VIM. Fuller, President.
A. j. GUNNELL, Sec.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
TO OWNERS

Call on Chas. E. Angel, Second South
opposite Cullen hotel. Acreage speciality
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Mrs. M. A. WALSH.
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YOU CAN MAKEMnNEY

BY buying lots in Lincoln Park on the
East bench slope. Look it up.
Z. E. WANTLkND, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

Sole agents for the 'sNliller'' and
"Christy'' stiff hats
BAsT- MARSHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main street.
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Spencer, Bywater & Co. have removed
to opposite the city hall, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of tin work, roof
ing, guttering, galvanized iron work, etc. n
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TAGGART 4 Chamberlain

Have the largest and best stock of pianos
ana organs in Utah. Come and select one.
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NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF WESTLAKE
LOTS

All persons who have purchased ''West-
lake, lots on the installment plan must
pay up by or before April l, 1880 or their
lots shall be considered forfeited, unless
by the terms of their contract the full
amount if paid when due would not by
that time be payable. This is imperative,
as matters are so shaping that the lots are
increasing greatly in value.
H. N. GREENE, Agent,
214 Main street
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EOR %22hn.

You can geta gents suit made to order
from our celebrated homemade cashmere
at JOHN G. CUTLER 81 Bro, No. Is w.
First South street.
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LINCOLN PARK

Still leads. Look up it's advantages before
buying lots in other additions.
G.. e. WANTLAND, POI Main street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & OpoNALD co

Bank and County outfits; fine stationery,
maps, etc., 322-33 Scott-Auerbach building
Salt Lake City. H. H. VAN CLIEF, Mgr.
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SUBURBAN TRAIN sERyICEoN SALT LAX
~ '71711 1O11 O-N OAuI Ia
a. EASTERN

Lincoln Park-Trains every hour Call
on e. p. Wantland, general agent, POI
Main street.
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BARGAINS ON EAST BENCH

Lots 1 and s, in block II, plat F.; SIG, 500;
easy terms. For bargains in all classes of
property, call on
G. E. WANTLAND.
POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

PILES, FIssURE FIsTULA and all other dis
eases of the rectum cured without pain by
Dr. Charles Thompson Scott-Auerbach
building, Salt Lake. Utah.
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H. BAMBERGER-REAL ESTATE.

Under McCornick's bank Long resi-
dence IN Salt Lake. A number of desirable
properties for sale. See mine.
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JACKSON. LuDLOW & co

pay highest price for hay, grain and pro-
duce. Goods delivered promptly at lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. No. so
w. First South.
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SPRING STYLES.

Prescriptions speciality at Crismon,
Scarf & Co.'s, the druggists. Try then.
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JACK FROST is HERE.

We offer fifty dozen toboggan caps at 25
35 and so cents, worth double the money.
SIMON Bros.
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E. Y, FOHLIN.
NOTICE TO RIVERS.

Real estate dealer, has removed to 26 W
Second South street, up stairs. Call anG
secure bargains.
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PROVO CITY.

AZ feet-modern house, rooms. Call at
house No. 263 w. Third South
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The Mokaska coffee man last evening at
the opera house distributed some of the
handsomest advertising cards ever seen in
the west. They were as much admired by
those who saw them as is the coffee by
those who use it.
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ACREAGE FOE PLArTIN,

For choice list call on
@. E. WANTLAND,
POI Main Street
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PERKES AND OSBORN.

1Ox10, east a of lot 5, block 81, plat F;
IS, 250
21Ex9, 6 E, bet. 3 & S; ground, brick
house and barn, $500.
3x10, east front, part of lot s, block 8,
plat A $500.
4x1O on 10 East, east front, bet S. Tenn
pie and 1st S.; $1,000.
3x715 east front, cor 4th & B; 81, 800.
IL acres, lot S, block %, Brighton farm
ing plat; $3.50 per acre.
20 acres south of penitentiary, good water
right; $500 per acre.
acres south of Liberty park
Cheap building lots that can be pur-
chased on easy terms. Call and see our
complete list.
Perkes s. Osborn, 16 E, 1st South street,
M stairs
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BREEZE WORTHINGTON q m

Rooms 3l4 and 315, Progress building List
your property with US. Eastern money is
being placed with US for investment in real
estate.
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NOTICE.

New stock of lumber at lowest prices at
Angel Bros, State road. Telephone 43S 4
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DIETER-JOHNsON INVESTMENT co.

1Ox1O, a corner, in plat G, price; $1,000.
215x7, good brick house, plat G.; $1,000
4-room brick house, plat G.; 1900.
215x1O, on M street, new brick house
So go.
3Sx165 on I street, cheap; 50, 500.
broom brick house on j street, 81, 200.
Groom brick house on A street, 81, 800
10xl0, corner, plat B, very cheap; So, 900
New room brick, 4 blocks from post
office, all modern; price, 100000
4xlO, Eighth South, bargain; g, 400
10xl0, corner, Eighth East; $500.
Headquarters for choice acreage on Main
street and State road.
DIETER JOHNSON INVESTMENT Co.,
15S S. Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

Prescriptions speciality at Crismon
Scarf Co.'s. the druggists Try them. 4
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SIGNS. CHARLES PETERSON. SIGNS.
FOR SALE.

Scenery, ETC., at the old stand of w. {
Morris, north of HERALD.
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+. W. LITTLE, REAL ESTATE.
Office under Deseret National bank =
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Get your signs and scenery of Chas.
Peterson, at w. G. Morris old stand. X .
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ALDER & ENsIGNS BARGAINS IN REAL

3xl0 rods between K and L on 5th street
s., 075, $500 for 20 days.
5x14 on G street, between and North,
west. front, city water; $4,000; 500 will
hold fo~ 20 days.
11Ox165 feet between l and on 5th
street south front; SC, 000
1Ox1O, s and E corner of o and End
street; $4,000.
= ALDER & ENSIGN,
Room z, Hooper & Eldredge building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

Do you want to invest! If you do, here
is a list of the best and cheapest property
in the city:
5x1O, First East near North Temple. east
front; $4,000.
10x20, with good house; rents for $50 pei
month.
70x165 feet, First East, between Brig.
ham and First South; magnificent resi-
dence; $50, $50.
5x10, Sixth East near Third South; east
'front.' 81, 800.
4x10, with good brick house, on Tenth
East; s., 900.
4x10, with nine-room brick house: SC, 900.
12X10, Second West near Seventh South :
50, 800
34x125 feet, near corner of Third North
and Third West; cheap.
5xl0, on D near Fifth; s., 00O
315xS, corner ID and Fifth; 81 100 per rod.
5x10, on P near Third; So. 800.
20x15, corner Fifth North and Fifth
West; $4,000.
We have the crack bargains in acreage
New five room brick house to rent, No.
724 Third West.
BLAZER, HOOKER & SMITH,
Over Roberts q Nelden's Drug Store.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Wanted Will property owners having
residences Tor sale east OF Main street, and
no further north than Third on the North
bench, please leave US description and
terms on same before noon Monday? We
have customer for an eight or nine room
house, not to cost over $4,000, with good
sized lawn; also one for five room brick
or frame; price not over $780, We also
want small house in good repair, of
three rooms or over, price not to exceed
5000; distance or location not so much an
object as condition of house.
Can dispose Immediately of good build
ing lot ~ or 3x10, if within one block of
electric line and at reasonable figure.
Nothing wanted over 81, 200 per rod. Pur
chaser will pay all cash.
We have customer who desires to trade
acreage near Liberty park for inside
property. MILLER g. MILLER.
Room 1, Scott Auerbach Building.
clio gu
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Room Z, Hooper & Eldredge building

Light underwear for spring weather.
BAsT-MARsHALI MER.- Co.,
142 Main street
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The gentlemen whose nerve and enter
prise instituted the new suburban train
service are j. McNary, late of Indiana,
and W. H. Irvine, from Lincoln, Neb., who
own Lincoln Park, and Mr.. j. Douglas
Perkins, who owns and is pushing Grand
View.
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Mr.. Miller said that it would not be fair
to infer that all the firms whose names do
not appear above refused to sign, as he had
been unable to find a number of them in
their offices at the time he called.
CALL FOR REAL ESTATE MEETING.
In accordance with the undersigned call.
there will be meeting of regularly
licensed real estate agents of Salt Lake
city at the chamber of commerce rooms,
First South street, Wedneo,~y evening,
March IL, for the purpose OF considering
the formation of real estate exchange.
Every agent is invited to be present.
Meeting to be called to order at pm.
sharp.
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j. A. E'RITSCH u Co.,
Rooms 404 and 405 Progress building
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-11
SOFT AS CHEWING GUM
The Victory Of a Woman Who Under

The Victory Of a Woman Who Under
derstood Railroad Human Nature.
Now and then one finds a person who
understands railroad human nature, as
exhibited by the gatemen in the depots.
Their orders are to pass no IN with
out a ticket, and it is the cas-. est thing IN
the world for them to wave back old age,
youth, beauty and anybody else who
wa is to pass III to meet friend expected
on that train. One of the surliest officials
| ever saw has a gate in the L q N. dep IT
in Cincinnati, and l have seen him turn
stifly away from desperate men, weeping
women and bowling children. To every
prOtestatiOn he had but one answer
Cant pass 'thout a ticket"
The other day while | was watching
him a little blue-eyed woman came Gid
ing into the throng waiting at the gates,
OF the two tenders she selected this n
to operate on, although any n could
have seen that the other had the biggest
heart. After several Peep had been
turned away she slid forward il a grace
tul way and inquired
BEG pardon, sir, but ADJ l speaking to
the president of the road p
~, uLa hul! Lie SldAiAIGlSG CAlO"h
on his beam ends by the query.
"AnI you look SO much like him. Are
you the superintendent
"N0, ma'am-nOt exactly
"Then you must be the manager?'
Hardly, ma'am."
Dear mel but how could the people
be so mistaken" she went on. Half a
dozen Of them said you were n of the
h gh ofic ais, and l am so disappointed to
find you are not. Perhaps, though, you
have the general managers powers when
he IS not here r
"What is 1t, ma'am2'
any sister will be in on the 6:3O, and
| so want to go inside the gates and help
her with the children. AS you aust have
the authority Of the manager IN his alb
senCe, | make bold To-
q" ertainly, ma'am; walk right in be
interrupted.
"You are sc kind
Don't mention it.
"But all leading railroad mon are ever
courteous" she said as = parting bit OF
tafy, and then she made a bee line down
the depot.
We turned to look at the gateman, and
the change was surprising. He had
braced up until his height was increased
by f ,ur inches, his chest was thrown out,
and he was standing as stiff as a crow bar
while a man pounded him On the back
and offered to lick the stuffing out of him
if he would come off the perch. The lit
tie woman Of all had found his weak
spot-N Y. Sun
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-11
HIS CLASSES TOO STRONG.
They Brought Things SO Close he Was
Accused of Theft.

L don't know that I ever heard of a
clearer case Of theft" said a Southern
Justice Of the Peace, when a negro had
been ARA gned before him, according to
the Chicago Herald.
81 doan' see how you make that out,
sab" the negro answered.
"You don'tI l will explain. You
were passing a grocery store and Snatched
a bunch of bananas"
"You'se wreung, dar, sab. | waz
gwine laung by de sto' an on er student
I fn3n' de 'nan8s in me han an shet
town on 'em an walked on er way. Pus-
sons got er right ter shet down on whut-
eber be fu's IN his han"
Eyes, but he has no right to reach over
and grab something that does not belong
t HIM. How 90 you account for the
fact hat the bananas were IN your hand!'
We'll, sab, it is cuts, but it wuz all OF
er co ut O. deze yere spectik'eS."
"Wnat have they to do with it,!
"TIl tell you dat tell you right now.
Sometime er go l 'gunter lose my eye
sight al I got deze yere specks case er
white man lowed da would fetch things
clOst to M Da did sab, wy sab, ever
thing I'd look at would come right up to
me, an while I wuz standin' in front O
dat sto' | looked at d-m 'nanas an de
specks da drawed de things right up ter
me. K4in't blame a pu: son for whut his
specks does kin you? Eff you wants ter
hop de specks 'sponcerble. yere day is.
You may break EN- ef you wants ter, aldo
da cost me money"
Il Think" said the Judge, that I
should remove you from the danger. l
don't want to rob you Of your glasses, s.
rather than dread that they may draw
some great trouble up close to you, /
will send you to Jail awhile. Staying in
the dark awhile may improve your eyes
to such an extent thai you may not need
glasses
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-11
H 0 STAYED.
He Had a Record. and the Train Hands
Found it Out.

A man and a dog boarded the train.
When the conductor came along for his
fare he SAID:
THAT dog must go into the baggage
car"
why vhas dct?" queried the owner.
because it's the rule"
"But my rule vas to let him SHAY
here"
Hes got to GOT
"VheIl, you take him"
He was a whopper Of a dog and there
was business in his eye. The conductor
called the ~baggageman, but they had no
sooner got hold than they had to let 90.
A brakeman was called in, but rendered
his resignation rather than tackle the dog.
The animal was seized AGAIN, and this
time he bit the conductor twice and the
baggageman three times, and finished off
by nipping the brakeman's leg.
"Yaw, you take him right away T. said
tho owner, bat they didn't. Even when
a messenger came forward to increase the
number to four the dog stood them off,
and as he was LETT in possession of the
field, the man observed
"You vhaS foolish to try Why, last
year dot dog preaks up a mass-meeting in
Toledo ind bites OaFer two hoOnered men
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-11

"Brudder Smith, I have a word OF
two of advice for you. De mex time
you whOOp fur any white man in politics,
dO8n' do it fur fifty cents. DOan' do it
fur less'n ten dollars. Whoop fur a Gull d
candydate fust, but if you cant find one,
den whoop fur a white man. Doan' walk
around on de rim of pollytics. De men
who do DAT ar mean an cheap. c.
right in to de f~ullnpss an de n~astiness Of
it. Lie, dec i've an cheat. Maxi your
self so soil dat lou will be a power in
de town, an eoen if de bigger fish despise
you, dey will OF dare show it. AS dis
Tub has 40 pollyticks au' no use for
politicians, you needn'. cum heah no
mo-"
"B 1t I doan' want no polly ticks" pro-
tested Hardfinish.
But you has got EN- already.'
Den lie gwine to drap EN-. IL'> de
las time | cher whOop."
We'll, Wen gin you a show. You
can sOt down, but you'd be ter walk
mighty soft. We hain't 10 room hear
fur bummers."
Brother Smith had only taken his seat
when the president inquired if Brother
Convul,ive Jones was in the hall He
was. He was asked to step to the front,
and wheL he got there Brother Gardner
said:
"Brud Ter j. es, [ understand you is
gwine to move ODER to de Staff of Ohio?"
Yes. sab"
An when you git dar' 0 is gwine
to married r.
Eyes, sab"
dat is good an well. We shall be
sorry to lose VOC from active membership
in de club, but we shall be pleased ober
your good fortune. In gwiue to a new
place, an among new people, dar an sartin
things you orter observe
"Dpan' wear too much plated watch
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-11
TOMATO CHCTNEY.
HINTS TO

fut bits Of camphor gum in trunks or
oIS"erS to prevent the mice from doing
any injury.
10 tfeshen leather chair seats, v~alises,
yags5 etc, rub them with the well-beaten
"1lte of an egg.
10 brighten carpets, wipe them with
2a.I6 water IN which has been poured a
lew drops Of ammonia
Il IS not generally known that tin
800" 11u Win newspaper will shine better
la men cleaned with flannel.
quite outer CT cans of milk may be kept
SIS ai cold by being wrapped in a
III; anu set IN a deep dish containing a
''~s water, where air is circulating.
-aa ~ lot tan a sick person unless you are
,sd-s'Ied to do SO or there is a good
Nm -'oI why you should. A nervous per-
5T : often made very uncomfortable
,55 hg,ep the back, especially between the
Chez, o,aoes, well covered; also the
co5 " Il protecte". In sleeping in a
tSro, room, eatabIi h the habit of breath ng
no~- II nose, and never with the
3r ~ MAKE a convenient arrangement for
n11.IS collars and cuffs, use a piece of
1rr,.' on which you sew buttons in
t9a+ Se.' ana positions to suit and fasten
The ls-''LgIy on to the clothes line, and
los. "'1D articles will not get torn and