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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22


The statehood bill, on which
so much intrigue, oratory and
diplomacy have been expended,
has at last passed both houses
of congress and.been signed by
the president. Justice has been
done to Arizona by permitting
that territory to vote on the ac-
ceptance of joint statehood with
New Mexico. Undoubtedly the
vote will be against the propos-
ition and Arizona will remain a
territory, which is just what the
desire until they
are ready to ask for admission
on their own merits.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22

There is a curious state of af-
fairs at Washington concerning
the type Of canal that is to be
built ut Panama. The house
has voted for a canal Of the lock
type and the senate will prob
ably vote a sea level canal. This
will bring about a deadlock but
amounts to a victory for the
house and the president, as he
will still have the power to pro-
coed under the Spooner act
which provides for alock canal.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22

Chicago & North Western R'y
Aunouces Round Trip Excursion
Rates from all Points July IL to
20.
Less than one fare for the round
trip to Shoshoni, Wyoming, the
reservation border. The only rail
route to the reservation border.
Dates of registration July 10Th to
31st at Shoshoni and Lander.
Reached only by this line. Write
for pamphlets. telling how to take
up one of these attractive home
steads. Information, maps and
pamphlets free onrequest to w. b.
Kniskern, p. T. M. Chicago, Ill.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY ExcUR.
SION RATES.

& Z I. n -
Via the North Western Line. Elk.
cursion tickets will be sold at re.
duced rates July 3 and 4, good re.
turning until July 9th, inclusive, to
all points where one.way rate is
u. 50 or less, on the North West
ern Line, including G.. St. P. M.
& O. Ry., to points on Union Pac.
lfic r. r. east of and including
Cheyenne, Wyo.. and La Sale,
Colo, points on Colorado & South
EN-, Grin jet. fox Cheyenne, inclu.
siye. also @ points on D. S. S. &
A. Ry. and Mineral Range r. r.
Apply Is agents Chicago & North,
|grestern Rs.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN

VZ.9S.
Via The North Western Line
Tickets on sale June rs and 26
Return limit June aoth. Accom-,
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion.
Change in Time on the Missouri
River & Northwestern Ry
Crouch Lines.
Train No. 5 leaves Rapid City 8 a
m. daily, except Sunday. Sunday
only 10 a. m. Arriving at Rapid
City, on return 5 p. m. Train No.
l leaves Rapid City $3.50 p. M, ex-
cept Sundays, arrive at Rapid City
1857 p. m. Connecting with Burling-
ton train for Deadwood, and all
points West and East.
G. P.'CoRY,
Traffic Manager,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
A Handsome Car.

Algernoon Holcombe's hand
new touring car arrivedin Rapid
City Monday. 1t is a big ma
chine capable Of seating six per-
sons and of high enough horse
power to negotiate all the big
hills in this part Of the country.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Hol-
combe drove it down town to
the Harvey where it attracted a
great deal of attention.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22

We cannot but wonder how
all this cking house upheaval
is going to effect our stock in
idnstry in Sonth Dakota.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
Notice or Publication.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Rapid City, S. D.,
June 9, 1906.
No'ice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at Rapid
City, S. D., on July IS, 1906, viz.
THOMAS F. MCMAHON.
who on May 3Ist, 1900 made H. E.
No. 5000 for the S1z NEA, NEA
NEA, SEA NWA, Sec. 7, Town
ship south, range 8 east, B. H..
He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Norman w. Chapman,
of Rapid Citys S. D., George v.
Warran, Of Rapid City. S. D. John
A. Hart, Of Rapid City, S. D.,
Schuyler w. Spriggs, of Rocker
vile. GEORGE P. BENNETT,
Register.
First r,,hl;cat;on TunoTr
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
Fourth Of July Excursion.

One fare for round trip to all
Crouch Lines stations. Tickets
good going July 3-4, good return
up to July 6. G. P. Cory,
Traffic Manager.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22
Subscription sl.5O a wear.

Entered at the post Office at Rapid
City ae second class mail matter.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22

Be procured At the NJ. R. s. N. W., Crouch
until June %. Good returning up to July 10,
h q. 2. CORY. Traffic Manager
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-22

First publication June IS.
The sun., 1906-02-24
ENGINEERS.
Live Stock Market
FRIpAI, Feb. y

FRIpAI, Feb. y
Receipts. OF becvcs were 4.ll7 head including "
cars for export alive. Isl for slaughterers and ~
for the market: making. With the cattle held ore'
from previous arrivals. II cars on sale. Steers
were In moderate demand. but on . light surplv
prices ruled steady: bulls and cows also Rsd ~ =
Wednesdays prices and bolonga cows wers
arm. One car unsod Medium TO prime natNc
steers sold at 81 70dSs 10 per 100 lbs bulls At MO-
81 so cows n ae10dA.oS. Dressed beef has cor
tinued dull at Just about steady prices, with coir
mon 10 choice quality selling at eas!gc, per 10
quoted live cattle rather slow at lil.qlc,.c. PEI
lb.; with few tops selling at London at lsl9c ptI
III. dressed weight refrigerator beef easier az aN
8,.c. per ID. Exports TO day. none; 10 morrow
TO betvrs, 100 sheep and 5S6l quarters OF becI
Receipts Of calves were ie6 head OF which %
2 head were on sale this morning. Prices wSAA
Medium TO prime vcals sold at t8@tp per 100 loe
no bamyard calves offered. Dressed calves IN
moderate supply and Just about steady at eGis.
per TO- for city dressed veas and 7Gllc for cohh"S
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were ?.eil hesd
including half car for export alive ~ cars t",
slaugh ercrs and for the market; making, ,nn w,'"
the stale stock. 10 cars on sale sheep we're nenn
naly steady; lambs slow and weak. but choice soc.
ha IDLY uuo abl, lower: cars were held over Ptlli
State lambs sold al f.15 per 100 lbs ycarlihssr
Si5. Dressed mutton slow at ~: q lOc. per !"
dressed lambs at aaIcc with general salts a. a.,
glliaci country dressed spring lambs SOFA Nv
Receipts OF hogs were 4lil head. Including l.,
head for the market. Feeling steady uoou
light State hogs sold al Ss.s0 ner 100 lbs Coun'f'
dressed hogs, fze. higher at e,f ss'ie' per ID. -
The sun., 1906-02-24

Tho out side market was firm on a limit ed
volume of business. which, however. showed
a tendency to expand toward the close Tho
greatest activity was IN the mining issues,
strength and number of transactions. This
issue rose 3 points and retained It's ad vance
pretty W"ll Copper Securities showed sym
pnt hetlc strength Greene Con nsolidated was
stoadv bat The gold and silver concerns
winch bear Col. Greene's name were weak;
Utah Copper was irregular, but developed
let Mackay common was a strong feature
on report. OF rapidly increasing earnings
The traction issues were neglected There
was very little trading in Corn Products
issues but prices were firm. The close
was steady.
The transactions in the market to day
f,llp.Vs
The sun., 1906-02-24
1Hf BOSTON MARKET.

Bos oH Feb % The market for COPPER
shares VS. dull but hrm. Trading vas
Dom!non and Utah Consolidated being the
only stocks showing any activity, and in
those tradns was not heavy. Closing prices
Mere AZ small gar.- tor the day. as u rule
In the miscellaneous department interest
conferred IA Pneumatic Service common.
which mad. Lg! record oi ~, closing at
II tract !unal rcce. sion.
The sun., 1906-02-24

Bid. Asked. BID. Asksd
Adams EXP. .:4j :52 Lou Nash. .iITis IA7lI'
Ailis ch1m'rs .i5t ais Nanhattan...l59 1891
AVS Oh pf... eOH &ott Net 81 Ry.."lleS Il1
The sun., 1906-02-24

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AmIild"&I" 50, "'M ia aTpf''' 6Hi CIV"
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The sun., 1906-02-24

sju,3d9 .tdi IS
Accrued !alereSt. th1es and expenses
no, entered on boolS a. date OF this
report As liability ....,......... "3s .55O IS
'Surpius Includes undivided profits.
Amount Of investment legal for snr.nes barGs. or
permitted IN and by the respective Instruments
or word, creating or defining the trusts. and held
Is executor administrator, guardian. receiver.
trustee. committee. or as deposltaIy oI moneys
deposited on order OF the court. sesy 40
Amount OF debts guaranteed ana Naolity theteon
at da,o Of TIL, report, none.
roa, amount OF deposits on which interest IS PAID.
s35ii7,i600i; average rate OF Interest paid there
STATE Or NEW YORK. COUNTY OF %E"
j. K. CoRDlERr. Vice Pres ident. and H. ".
FRANCIS, Secretary. OF Morton TrIs. CoTnpA!.
located and doing business at 30 IS Nassau s'lect
in the CITY OF New York III said county, being duI|
sworn each fol himself. says the forcgolng report.
with the schedules accompanying the same IS
and correct In all respects TO the best OF ms
knowledge and belief. and they further say VIA
the usual business OF said trust company mas bren
transacted al the location required by the oankhc
law Chap. Gs9 Laws OF 1892. and not elseNhert.
and that the above report Is made In complilnce
with an Oiilcal notice received from the SupetlH
tenden OF Banks, designating the 10th day ..
February, 1907. as the da! as OF which such report
j. X. CoRBIERE, Vice .Presidrn.,
II. NJ. FRANCIS. Secretary.
ScvcIaly subscribed and sworn to BY both CO
poncntS. the o'rd day OF February, l0G, before nv
}. \. BRODERlCk. Notary Public.
tScal OF Notary,l
The sun., 1906-02-24

:OOU0..i iO7 5eou.. .ioi sS Ws,n AID ev :" /
Den X mp .co9. ~ ~ p W.,
Den osVr RIO J;p =, lnooo % irslstereu
1000. 90 SoraW P"es" :Do. -!
Dettot Soatheth N,tS i,:....s. 4, ui,sys rn,s
lC0o0 ~ 02Ia 1000. 10, l3tvl...e2a4
Total sales of bonds par vaue' 81 ,o23,Oou,
-----------------
RAILROAD AND OTHFN SHARES.
---------
'.'s'. Is 'S' ~
sues tA '' lg way,
l4oO AIMS Chain 2|'s 80 -
100 ANS Eh pi' "o'I ouIS "V'-- -
4o.oo Amal COP ! '"''
ooo Am pee' ~ ." -
i!oo Am 70. 4"s
700 Am COL p'''o y "A 'oi,
900 Am COY va. 90 "1'1 -
100 Am a@L p' -
$500 Am ice secs "'5 1't 4"'S
'oo Ain LIN VII ''
o7oo Am LoSo..' '"'I
29'oo AE' >'hel''' o4'- ISIS s
100 Am ;'me'. y, |"1' ~ 80 -.
NV .>' sc y 'o'% '.' IV''N -!
sso Am saee' - ~ i]u
"oo Am lou ~ iu'"' !" y 'oo''
l'oo Am "oo'eH -oi% +o'
lo4oo Anaconaa Z so'a Sso ".2
"oo o""s %
900 Al L'he.' ooo4 oV!+ io''3
2ooo nAl' on'ol "a tNtF IS
oo'oo hASn - oo'1
100 bf Nh uas't -
-oo buNerlck'.' % % o.
500 Can fac''''l ! 'o'S "i.S
900 Cen Liner. 4"ll eE"s 4-"s- -
cSoo Cnee q ohio CO.'S ohiA oo'S lbs
1900 chi y "'H3ol2 KS S@so4-' -
10 Chi Gt -. ia Soos %o't
800 Z CT PIE 1I"s otas+ q
loSoo 81 p'ls !.u o's--
Soo Chl Ietm'. . -iia
l4oo chi Ier pr. 80 IS "eoI-8'I
900 chi IN H.. LOSS - j" - -
900 Chl ~ pr. 80 go 90 %
1900 Col = uel d o'i3 o' h'ls ia
zoo Col /. eots Eo's -ols- -
400 Col South. 1853 3' o3ts -
zoo Col so lsl IEla '=l4 'E'a- -
$40 Col so 20 pr oEi2 '='t '%i2+ -
10000 Cons SAs'''lfo 'ip"A| i"'2 +Ss
@oo corn Prod' . ''S ''s- -
800 Del Huo 20 'Son Son 7 -
a7oo Del n rts' 2ls iS
100 Den d Or - S1i4 - . 81
100 Dcn&RG pf rs SS SS
100 Det IN hS'lo loo'I looli- -
100 Det So ct. lOl2 loi2 lOl2- L.
l4oo Dlstillers % o3li 53li
5000 Erie....',. a3Sa %als +3'!-l
200 Erie LIST pf. 1872 10 1S'A- aS
800 Erie "a pt'. 6ela ool2 o'l2 y
zoo Gen flectnol 7ols lTo l1o
5ono Great NOT pS" So 9f"!2 !2-E'a
300 kNai pf 30 30 %
100 Int Paper. 22 22 22
100 Int Power. 6o 65 e5
zoo Iowa Cen pf oe3l oela oN3i -
100 Kan c So p' 6Oi2 cola tp!a-l12
zoo kC FtSc pt' S3'l s3 4" - IL
400 kniek ice e33I q" o"
500 Erie & W. 30 3@ii 3ii4-3
1900 Lou NASH 47'4 l163l ~ II
400 Manhattan % 100 100
$500 Net st Ry'.l ia ll6as III -
500 Net Secu.. 6el2 69 belA
@Soo Mex Cent. 20 2+lA 245l i2
100 MINI d st L 7o 10 rs
100 AStPSSA pl7 q lI6 l76 = i2
1000 Tex. 313l 343s 34l2- '2
200 I pr. 6s3l es3l 6ss4- "a
1900 MO PACING 100 9sss 100 's
200 NashC6StLlI5 40 lIb 3
200 Nat Biscuit. 6S 673l eS -
1900 Nat Lead. f2l2 81 - + u
100 Nat Lead p,l o9l2" 2"lo3l2 lh3l2
1000 NatRRM pf sole 3ola AOas-2os
zoo Air Br,l SOS l5934 1899 Is
6ioo Y Centrall as3. l+I3I l+Sia- la
900 NY StL 63l2 GAIA 63l2+ y
1000 Nor wes 81 s63l 81
700 North Am.lOO3 100 100 II
l5ooo Nor Pacihc 2233. 22lla 223 -2is
500 Ont & wes. 5o5s 5Ols 5oas- 3s
400 Pac Coast ll2 ll2 LIE ia
34oo Pacicc Mail 4S5s 4ile 4.io-llI
1s4oo Penn RRl3als l3a5s l3a
$500 peo Gas. asl. o7ls o7's- u
$500 pIes'so 80 ooat oo's-i's
800 Presssc pr loola ao!a o9la- "a
,ss ss ss, R. S. s,.s, sss 81 81 as. 81 81, 81 Is .
400 400 Rep p s,eelp,lo5 los ,os :. Ia S
soo ROCK Island e5a, 25as e3s
The sun., 1906-02-24

H6S,683,6Bb u
WILLIAM II PERKINS. President, and Wal
TER NJ BENNE1. Cashier OF the Bank OF America,
a bank located and doing business al Nos. ~ and
a. Wall street, in the City OF New York. n said
County, being duly sworn each for himself; says
that the foregoing report. with the scheoule &C
COMPANY Ing thc same, is true and correct IN az
respects. 10 the best of his knowledge and belize,
and the, further say that the usual business o.
said bank has been transacted at the location r.,
quired by ,hc banking law Chap $50 Laws o.
thc above report Is made In compliance with ar
oricia notice received from the SupeIlntenden'
OF Banks. designating the 10Th day OF FeoruaIl
1900 as nc da. on which such report shall be mad"
WILLIAM H. PERKINS. President
WALTER N. BENNETT, Cashier.
Se,eraily subscribed and sworn to by both de
ponents the Esd day OF February. 1903. heiort me-
CHAS D. CHICHESTER
Seal Of Sotary.l No''-'' 'N"r
The sun., 1906-02-24
Trustee
QUARTERLY REPORT

QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE MORTON TRUST COMPAN! AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE GOTH DAY OP
FEBRUARY, l8U8. -
RESOURCES
Amour, nj stock and bond invest
ncnts market value $40 70l .436.Oa)
hook value O.s3o. III %
AMOUNT loaned on cOlaterals. 35S2 25s "A
Other loans. Including bills purchased 0i3520 %
Cssh on deposit In banks or other ~
monrSed lnsti uiions ...........,.... 5.oo2l VI
Specie ................ .....,..... ?sSSS So
L. s. legal tender notes and notes Of
uationsI banks Observation-Disclosures. iD?55 10
Cash items. VIZ:
Diner items carried as cash. .s6l.si c,
---=-
$4,000 isl IS
Accrued interest no, entered on books
az 'a'c of this report as an asset 90. s2'''a? ~
The sun., 1906-02-24

bbls. Receipts, o5.Ol8 bbls;. exports. ?933
bbls. Spring IN bills; Patent Nto5tt.65,
clears, ss;oa $40. Winter u bbls. straights.
s. 8Ud 6i.25.
FINANCIAL CALENDAR, FEB. "a.
Annual Meetings.
American Whip Export.
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern.
special Meeting.
New York knckerbocker Real Estate.
Divi".uds Payable.
and prefsrTee ~
The sun., 1906-02-24

oats were ouiet on the spot; Sales, 10000
h"sH No . mixed, $50: No. white. clipped,
s"sR sss as,.c. Corn was quiet on the spo.. Sales,
lis 900 bush. No; ?, 4;ac No. White ss,I.e sts,Ic'
40 Gn6 hush Prices as follows;
Optn- Htoh- Lov. Clos. Prer.
'ns ..sss, e. 81 ..Tsg, c'S,' .s
seept.m Der. o.. .... aeIs so "s Srt N',
Prices cs follows.
New York. Whsat Corn o7m so Rp' Ba,Iey;
F1por,s =. $1,000 43,657 solie 3l,ol2 s7Cs9
Chicago. ~ ~ ,.... ,.....
Shipnirn,. . ~ 900 10000 $4,000 700 1900
Buffalo .
Shinnionts ,-,WN ..rt ls'"' ',r'
two days.
The sun., 1906-02-24
LIABILITIES

CAPITAL stock paid In. IN cash ...... O.. so.oo0
surplus OH book value llcsS current eI.
D.iIScs ALd taxes paid -.--- -....,.. 1874
.iSurplu; Oh market value, 81 1888 .+i3a;:
surplus uftsI charging and crcditng
accrued interest s. ,3j2 $4,000
The sun., 1906-02-24
CLOSING PRICES.

FL dividend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

this detail. Wear only hsle undervests and hosi-
cry, they will outlive cotton and are infinitely
cooler. Have but small amount of starch IN
you underwear, and only enough in your petit
coats TO give them the required stiffness, ANY
material that is starchcd bound to be hot. Your
corset covers should not be too plain, as they
become very conspicuous when sheer blouses are
worn. Long skirts with lawn or batiste rufae
from fifteen to eighteen inches deep make n much
more scrviceable skirt than those trimmed with
ribbon and embroidery.
Your frocls should be made of materials that
will take kindly to the tub. Avoid fussiness or
pretentous effects
Pcrcales, in stripes and dots. made up into
dainty, simple shirtwaist suits may be had very
reasonable. Batiste frocks and waists are very
cool A coored batiste made into shirtwaist
suit is very much better on a broiling hot day
than lingerie dress or white linen shirt and
thin blouse. The starch is heating and very
soon they wilt, and the appearance OF the wearer
is not prcpossessing,
A blouse suit OF china silk, pongee or foulard
in color that docs not show the soil is a nee,
essity for every business woman Silks are far
more comfortable and save the laundry bills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

T~ 10 not envy the business woman her
I'D independence salary, you who stay
b55E$ home and look after the interests OF
t08HS@l the rooftree or indulge in French
novels.
The life OF the ordinary business woman is
not sinccure The most trying time OF the
whole year, with the exception OF the holidays,
is full upon her. She cannot appropriate cool
neghgcc garments and stay on the shady side of
the house TO do her work, seek the piazza or
enjoy country life. Neither can she give way
to the drowsiness that comes with these torrid
languorous days and enjoy an afternoon sesta,
the refreshing bath and cool dainty frock.
She must keep her nose over the typewriter
or sell other peoples wares the whole day
through.
Every bleaching boiling day she must needs
get up ut certain hour, put uncomfortably
warm clothing and plunge into the teeth OF wage
earning world. regardless OF her inclinations She
must be good TO look upon. have a firm grip
on her warm weather temper and offer the best
sevice OF which she is capable
After a wearsome day, comes the questionable
proposition OF getting home. She climbs into
crowded car, possibly TO stand all the way home.
Assuredly, the path of the business woman is
not a path OF roses. and unless she adopts q
sensible and wholesome regime with regard TO
her diet baths hours OF rest and recreation, she
is likely 10 go TO pieces at no distant time.
Several women have written to for sug.
gestions this question that is Of pertinent in"
terest 10 thousands. The following is a simple
plan that is within reach Of every woman, no mat
ter her position salary:
YOUR WARM WEATHER TEMPER.
In the first place. you should remember that
che mind is most important factor, and that
keeping ones temper under control naturally dis
penses with the furry and worry that has a di-
rect effect upon the temperature of the body
Serenity OF the mind Is an admirable pos
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woman lives alone it is wise plan u 4
her abode in the suburbs during the b
From May until October che can enjoy On
try air without costing any more than II
town, Doctors claim that commitem IN
benefited by the inhalation OF pure sir,
wholesome slumber and the peace and qu'
only come with country life, even thasl
can enjoy but a small part Of il.
Business women make mistake soins n
and five nights OF the week. They n
that cannot be made up during the day.
there are no engagements on the csrpet
wise plan to retire at an early hour, u
sive little house frocks should be spp11
for evenings at home in place OF thoQ
business hours. In fact, complete ch1r
only saves the work.a-day clothes from f1t|
of shape, but is likewise hygienic and ~
full.
To spend the weekend in the country
be the aim OF every business woman, anl
this is not practical, then at least her n
days or Sundays. This much she owes
self. During this short interval Of LEN
should not permit herself to think Of be
work; forget it.
There are many charming short punf
women may take. especially when LITE
of its unpleasant features and take up B
is made OF them exclusively, or with th'
tion OF congenial men friends.
With little philosophical reasoning
ness woman may rob the summer inter
many OF its unpleasant features. and take
fall work materially benefited through be-
ton OF a wholesome regime that has impTc7
health and incidentally her good locks.
MARJQ
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tent which VIII prevent THEN likelihood OF crack
ing readily
II one uses candles in the household the ends,
II saved Will be found a very good substitute for
oceswox- They may be tied in bits OF old linen
and kept IN box in the ironing cupboard
purnt sausepan can sometimes be saved by
boiling lump OF washing soda in 1t, IL must
not be scraped first, but set on to boil half
hlied with water and with generous lump OF the
soda, This should soften the burnt substance
which can then be easily removed.
For mending broken crockery. little plaster
OF paris and gum arabic dissolved in hot water
VIII be found an excellent glue" II should be
kept at hand in case OF accident, All fiue china
should. however, be washed by the mistress OF
the household, She must not expect such ware
TO be preserved if its care is left in the hands of
maid