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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
A Special IL Price Sale of
Mems Clothing

We have about 25o suits that sell at half price.
These suits will appeal to the who wants good suit for
rough Nearly the entire lot Kuppenhener suits and
carry the Kuppenheimer Label that satisfactory you
may get another suit These suits range price from $1,000
to $4,000.
have not the least desire msead anyone this sale.
The goods all right the guarantee is all right they
regular lines the patterns all right the styles all right
except the te shorter than Fashion DEGREES they
should be- The short who dsikes the long coat will be
delighted. we'll the who cares more for good value
than inch of coat length. This is all good color,
weight goods you think you can't get good suit here for
$500 CORNER price $Iooo) better for 5000 CORNER
price $780, and fine suit for 500 CORNER price $3oo
you just in and let me show YOU Every suit marked in
plain figures and you only pay one-haf the marked price
mmA mz
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
A Great Picture.

Oh, that we all might be what every
Christian veteran of the Grand Army
of the Republic ought to be. Some time
ago I saw one of the most dramatic pic
lures ever painted by the brush of man.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05

del orden, siendo uno de eIlOs el
arreglo de- Ia question venezolana.
-Sabldo es que 81 Presidente Gas
tro tenla en- sus tratados con Fran
cla clausllas cxpresas de que no Sc
ria motive para reclamaciones inter
nacIonales 81 pago de deudas 4 par
ticulares franceses; y que al negar
los prometidos subsidies al cable
frances, infligio I'M iusto castigo a
quienes servian a la revoluci6n da
ban falsas noticias respecto dc We.
nezuela; pero como $50 no fhera
bastante para llevar Ia rax6h al
gobIerno frances. la guerra era fa-
Gil y el conflicto seria funesto Aho
ra que la conferencfa de Rio janet
70 Sc aproxiIna, puede tlatarse u re
solverse ese casus-belli, y para faci
litar la soluci6n el Iresid0nte Gas.
tro, con mn patriotismoy nj desin-
tercs que h honra, ha presentado
sn renuncia, dejando 81 cargo al vi
CO. presidente Juan Vicente.
Italia ha suflido una vez mas las
iras del Vesubio, que de alarmahte
manera ha vomitado torrentes de ia
vasobre las poblaciones inmediatas.
Sarno ha sido destruida V sus ha-
bitantes Sc han puesto en- fuga; las
descubiertas ruinas de Pompeya
vuelven d recibir capas de cenizas
Y de escoria; Y mil escenas de es-
panto Y de muerte suceden d cada
paso, sin que Sc tcmen medidas SO
rias Y eficaces para luchar contra
la catistrofe. La ciencia esta repre-
sentada por un observatorio cuyo
Jefe dice que 81 Ia erupcidn cont
nda suceder,in cosas graves; la fl
por algunas devotas que lleyau urRI
de Santa Ana 4 los linderos
de la erupci6n para que Ia de-
tenga; Y solo el eidrcito, sal
vando valientemente las muieres
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05

sos. Sc respira slIi un ambientt
agradable Y puro, y en- todo Sc ma.
nitiesta ALI el drden y buen gusto.
j 81 entrances on la casa del ne
gligente, del ocioso, del afecto a
viciO, encontramos por doquiera Il
desoIacion v la ruina.
Los padres siempre estaran co.
ltricos y rinendo; los hiios hambri
entos. desnudos, enfermizos Y llorC
sos. Tn aire fetido podra astixiar
nos. La pereza sera Ia reina de aque
Has gentes, Ia desgracia sierra 81 su-
ieto de su porvenir-
!Oh campe6n del trabaio, oh hi
JOS queridos del verdadero Dios dc
amorl en- vuestro temple santo no
entrara Satanas que de-truye las SO
ciedades: nunca ese lugar feliz Sc
ra profanado por los hijos de la no
che y del sicio.
Ninos. ldvvnes, hombres, muje-
res, anlad con fervor al trabaio.
Is eI unico modo dc haccrnos fe
Ices, de hacer feliz y honrar al sue
10 en- que por primera vez vinos la
luz, ! de buscar el engrandecimien-
to y la prosperidA de nuestra que
rida patria.
Cuando el trabaio sea nuestro de
lirio. nuestro anhelo, nuestro mas
querido tesoro, ent0ncrs seremOs
verdaderamente libres.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05
Cr6nica Extraniera.


la conferencia de RIo-J aneirO.
que SO reunira en- Julio priximo
con representatives del continente
americana, discutira acerca dc los
catorce puntos siguientes: reorgani.
zacidn do la Oficina International
de las Repiiblicas americanas; ar
bitraj je voluntario: prolongaci6n del
tratado de arbitraje sobre deman-
las pecuniarias: referencia 4 la lIa
va del asunto de Ia collection de
las d4udas pnblicas por la fnerza:
codificaci6n de leyes internaciona
les cartas lie naturalization desarro
llo del comercio entire las republi-
cas- alnericanas: hniformidad de las
leyes aduanales Y consulares: paten
tes y marcas: pollcia sanitaria y cua
rentenas: terrocarril panamerlcano:
propiedad lIteraria; eiercicio de las
profesiones: conejercicio de las pro
fesiOnes: c0nvenclones futuras
Como 81 Ministro Root en- persona
va 4 dlrigir las couferenciaS, Sc es-
pera que 81 reslIltado sea satisfacto
rio; y para que pueda verificarse de
una manea ntil la conferencia de
Paz de la IIaya, SO ha logrado sus-
penderla hasta que acabe Ia ameri-
cana. de menera que pueda aproYe-
char sus resultados, prestando asi
los servicios que el mundo tiene de
recho de esperar de esos congresses
Quiza no Sc consiga acabar con las
revoluciones del Uruguay Y de Sto
Domingo porque la guerra civil, azo
te de esos pueblos no pnede hacer
Sc cesar por nedios internaciona-
les, pcro de fijo que Sc daran gran
Ces pasos hacia el mantcnimiento
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05

y 4 los nifios perdidos entire los es.
combros, y cuatro bnqnes inglcses
ofreclendose 4 transporter a Ia gen
te extraviada Y asustada parecen
colnprender Ell verdadero medic de
evitar mas desgracias.
! Las elecciones de Russia han con
tlnuado con adverse suerte para el
Car, quien al fin triunfart, por-
| que manda aprelender, deportar 9
| matar a los candidates que no le
lconvienen: Witte qniere renun-
ciar y Sc 10 impiden, resultando n
ma tension muy grave que no hara
| sino auInentar los deseos de una re-
yoluci0n. La reacci0n en- Europa
es cruel: 81 partido liberal en- Aus
tria ha tenido que disolverse, v en-
Alemania ell Kaiser Intervene has
ia en- los asuntos religiosos Y financie
ros, impidiendo a los banqueros ale
names que presten dinero 4 Russia,
porgne favoreci0 4 los franceses en-
81 Congreso de Algeciras. Fl 60
bierno ingles Sc inpone violenta-
mente 4 unos facciosos en- Natal, e
hizo caer al Mariscal Oyama, que
era en- el Jap6n partidario del ma.
cionalismo; con todo, no SO conse-
gufra la abolicldn lie las prohibicio
nes que Il Sol Naciente hace 4 los
extranjeros en- su pals.
Elhelenhuth -m6dieo aleman
ha hecho un importante estudio so
bre los materiales albunllnOsos en-
la sangre de hOmbres y de ANNA
les de diversas especIes, y por esa
raz6n Sc compromete disting uir
4 quG genero pertenece coagulada
Is enteramente SEGA. Sus expericn
cias controladas por 81 Mlnistro dc.
Justicia en- Prussia, han resultado
satisfactorIas. --Se ha Inaugurado
en- Roma la convention Postal.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05
mo LEAN ESTO!

Mas que cinco mil pares de "a
patos, bajos y altos y de charOl,
de piel negra auarilla y blanca Y
otros eolores, que forman la alta
elegancia de h temporada de 1905,
ACADIA de recibir Ii fanosa tienda
de Bond Gusdorf- Mccarthy Co.,
que, habiendo tenido IN equfvoco
la casa importadora de Chicago, en-
su renesa y va estando la zapate-
ria en- eldipo de Servilleta, ha re-
suelto que esos zapatos sean vendi-
dos por Ia casa d.Gnsdorf- Nc.
Cartlly Co. d precio de fabrica,
por no tener que pagar el regreso,
molcstias J hete.
Toda esta xapateria, es de 10 me-
ior que Sc ha visto en- Taos y 81
I'd. lector, necesita comprar un
par 3 dos dc zapatos, vaya en- la
tienda de Mccarthy i YER esa "a
pateria que dice ia Revista'';
pues 81 no mentimos, los podra hs-
liar a ia mItad del precio que hu-
bitran Waldo 81 no hubitra habido
81 eqnivoco que hizo Ia casa do
Chicago.
Hay para caballeros, para stno-
ras. senoritas, ninos Y niras y des.
de 35 centavos 81 par para arriba.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05
NueStrOs SusCriptOres.

va 4 continuation la lista de los
seriores, que durante 81 mes de
Abril liltimo, nos hicieron RENE
sas Por suscripcidn d LA Revista
de Taos. AL anotar sns nolnbres
y los pagos correspOndientes apro.
vechamos la oportunidad para
expresarles pdblicamente nuestras
mas expresivas gracias por las
mismas. Sieueh los nombres:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-05
EL. TRABAIO.


Bendito sea q trabajo! FL ira
bajo u el himno del adelanto y del
prugreso; IS una divina escencia
cue posee todo hoinbre que anna 81
cunplimiento sagrado del deber.
Todo ser viviente debe trabaiar,
desde el hombre, ser de espiritn
fuerte Z inmmtal, hasta el mas pc
queho miserable aniinalillo.
FL trabaio e. I'm precioso adorno
para q hogar, una ioya vsliosisi.
ila para Ia sociedad Y ma alagile-
ia esperanxa de felicidad para Ia
I'atria. FL ser que no trabaja no
inersce tomar parte de ese reposo
tar agradable que Ia Naturaleza
nos da cnando 81 astro Isey declina
su cabeza v SO hunde en- el oca-
80; de ese reposo en- que con nues-
trOs series queridos toinanos el
dnlce nectar de Ia vida desputs de
haber ganado q pan con 81 sudor
de nuestras frentes en- las faenas
del dia ;QuG diremos del hom-
bre que pasd au dia en- el ocio . en-
el vicio sin hacer NADIA digno para
su hogar, su sociedad y su patria.I
/ Miserable! sus hijos estan ambli-
eatus Y desnudos al cacr la tarde
yendran giniendo 4 pedir IN pan;
perp q respondent a sus lastimeros
AYES con Ia cdlera que produce q
reinordimiento de no haber cum
plido su deber.
No podenos negar que hay
hombres peryersos de alma mez
quina Y depravada, que viviendo
como verdaderas { insufribles 20
lillas en- 81 senO de la sociedad, no |
rvspetan aaucl mandate que d An |
tor Suberano di6a niiestros prime
Tos padres al rvtirarIos del bcllo
Frdin del Paraiso; la conducta lie
Ella de esos seres racionales Y pri
viligiados, no es digna dc compa
rarse con la de alguno4 seres infe-
riores, tales como la hornliga que /
en- prinavera estio Y otofo busca
afanosa Y guarda s,s alimentos pa
ra snantenersc en- el invierno. la
lnano poderosa nunca deja de ira
I'aiar uoche Y dia; las moldculas
pganicas Sc conlbinan v Sc descom.
ponen, obedeciendo a impulses mis-
teriosos para forlnar nuevos seres,
para dar vida a nuevas creaciones.
Los astros siempre giran velo-
ces por 81 espacio infinite. Las
Fderzas centripeta Y contrffuga. re
gulando Ia marcia de los planetas. /
los dejan giIar eternamente al re-
dcdor del sol.
Felices aqucilas naciones donde
en vez del horizomo estruendo del
condn, SO olga el ruido de la veloz
locomotora; donde en- vez del cho-
car d. la cspada - olga 81 golpe
del nastillo sobre.el yunqus. Don
de hay trabajo hay siempre paz,
adelanto Y progresc.
Si entramos al hogar del adepto
del trabaio; encontraremos virtud,
y Iimpieza. Los espo.
SOS son sienpre amablrs Y honra-
dos: los hijo5 obedientes V Garlic
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26

1t is well enough to say .Know thy.
SELF" but who would have the time to
get personally acquainted with al
the microbes that infest his body3
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
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Calumet
Baking
Powder
Moderate In pr'os-Mskes purssss food.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Of the Interior, United States

department. OF Cne Interior, United states
Land Office.
Rapid City, S. D., Jan. %, 1908.
A suticien Mt contest affidavit having been, filed
in this Office bv Arthur E.. Hall contestant,
AGAINST homestead entry No. $3.50 made April
10, 1899. for the VIZ Of the sW4 Sec. / and
Lot ! and the NE4, E. of Sec. 1, IS. r. 10 r.
B. H. NJ, by Joseph N. Mcbride, deceased,
whose heirs and personal representatives are
therein made defendants and contestees, in
which 1t Is alleged that said land is wholly
unlmproved, not fenced or cultivated or any
part thereof broken; that there is no house or
other building thereon ana no Indications that
there ever were any; that said land Ia not oe-
cupied: that neither said Mcbride nor his
heirs, IL any, ever established or maintained
any residence on said land. or ever cultivated
or improved the same: that said McBSido died
In the summer Of OF 1899. and that his heirs,
II any,, are non-resi sents of this state and their
names and addresses are to constant unknown,
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond a. offer evidence touching said ale
cations at ten o'clock q. m. on March 9Th
1905, before the Reeister and Receiver It the
United $ ates Land Office in Rapid lity, 5. D.
The said contestant having in 9 proper af1-
davit filed Jan. 20. 1905, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not be made. 1t IL hereby or.
dered and directed hat said notice be given by
due and proper publication.
GEO. P. BrsxErr,
J. BURKE. Register.
Receiver.
Drank d. Bangs, Attorney
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e@t ~ nnio''.
AND WESTERN STOCK REVIEW.
Rapid City, S. D.. January 26, Is
Brief Mention

Brief Mention
Up to her chamber window
A slight wire trellis goes.
And up this Romeo's ladder
Chambers a bold white rose.
lounge in the lex shadows,
I see the lady lean,
Unclasping her silken girdle.
The curtain folds between
She smiles on her white rose lover:
ct reaches out her hand
And helps him In at the window
see II where I stand!
To her scarlet lips she holds him
And kisses him many a time.
An, me, It was he that won her
Because he dared to climb!
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Hard Times.
Let Us pause in life's pleasures and count
its many tears
While we all sup sorrow with the poor.
our ears
OF hard times come again no more.
CHORUS.
IT'S the song. the sigh OF the weary.
Hard times. hard times. come again nc
more:
Many days you have fingered round my
cabin door.
Oh, hard times, come again no more!
While we seek mlrth and beauty anG
music light and gay
l 49, Is AA-N S~---- - ~
door;
Though their voices are silent. theil
pleading looks will say,
Oh, hard times. come again no morsi
There's a pale, dropping maiden. VIII
tolls her life away,
With q warm heart whose better day
are Ger;
Though her voice would be merry, II
signing all the day.
Oh. hard times. come again no more!
Author Unknown.
Have McManus Print It.
Mabel Gum is having a tusse
with the mumps.
Lawler & Co. sell groceries cheap
for cash.
Mr.. George Cottier and Mis-
Emma O'Rouke we're married nea
this city last Wednesday.
Collins, the second hand store ma
has moved to the Floorman Block.
w. T. Coad was in the city thi
weekon a business trip.
Feigel repairs anything, He hu
lust soldered our Fountain Pen.
After being out all night, tn
Jury in the case Of the NJ. r.. & n
INV. r. Co., VS.. L. A. Richard!
disagreed and the case will be IT
tried.
Have you tried the bread at Law
ler's Bakery? 1t is just like mothe
used to make.
C. A. Marshall has been very i
the past week from an attack {
heart trouble. He was som
better at last reports.
Have you tried La wler & CO
They have groceries, co~nfectioner
a bakery and also a restaurant
connection where you get a goc
meal.
Business has increased to sue
an extent with Buell. & Gardn,
that two stenographers are now en-
ployed regularity.
. 9. ]. Kamman, of spear6sh, a
\ old timer in the hills, has been al
{ pointed receiver of the Harne
Peak 20. at Hill City.
Gay Bump and Lewis Youn
I are among the latest home hoys
file on land in the Rapid City di
trict. They will be located ne,
vCreston.
About the worst SET of koodlun
lthis city has ever experienced a
in the sole possession Of the ope
house. Actors and legitimate Gu
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Wants, Tor Sale, liz.

TAKEN UP.-A Brown horse with a
star on face, branded SD on left
shoulder. Enquire at this office.
WANTED District Managers TO pos
signs, advertise and distribute sam
pies Salary SIS. OO weekly, SO 90 per
/, day for expenses. State age and pref
sent employment. Ideal Shear Co.,
80 Randolph ST., Chicago.
FOR SALE:-Three hundred and
twenty acres of land. Three wire
fence. Abundance of water. Hewed
log house and barn. Fine range.
Fuel near by. Price $500 per acre.
Enquire at this Office.
FOR SALE-Second hand goods Of
all kinds. See Collins. Floorman blk.
WANTED:-By Chicago wholesale aud
mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary $40 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant: position
permanent. No Investment or ex-
periencc required. Write at once
for full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope. COOPER & Co.
1872 Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.
WANTED:-Meni in each state to travel
post signs, advertise and leave
samples If our goods. Salary S75. 90
per month. $500 per day for expen-
ses. HUFFMAN CO., Dept. S.,
Chicago.
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Hard Times.
Let us pause in life's pleasures and count
its many tears
While we all sup sorrow with the poor.
There's a song that will linger forever In
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Drank D. Bangs, Attorney
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Wool and Cotton Waistings
Now. 80 and SOC
Worth regular up to 85c a yard.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
The Beauty of Years.

Most people are agreed that a more
charming picture does not exist than
that of = genuine old lady with white
locks. a skin unspont by cosmetics, and
a garb becomingly suited to her years.
Wrinkles on a kindly countenance have
an attraction all their own, they trace
the history Of past joys and sorrows,
and of hours which have been marked
by pleasure as well as pain. When an
old LADY has kept a young heart. an in
terest in the affairs Of her descendants
and a sympathy fort their doings. she
can enjoy life in her own way 10 the
full. for she is the center of attraction
10 her friends and relatives. Yet how
few old ladies are visible nowadays.
One rarely sees them at social gather
ings, or in a theater. for they are dis
guised in chiffon and roses. with hair
dressed like that Of their grandchildren.
and a complexion which is a terrible
travesty on the tints of youth. says Wo-
mans Life When a real old lady ap-
pears. with a little lace on her silvery
hair and gown, and a face which years
have mellOwed by q beauty far finer
than the most consUmmate art, she
stands out as a picture not readily for
gotten.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN
BUYING x NEW REFRIGERATOR
A Good Refrigerator Is an Absolute Necessity If
Food and Fruits Are to Be Kept in
Good Condition

stored in the compartments on the other
side Of the ice box. and fish and meat
should not be put together. Contrary TO
the opinion OF many that the ice box
must be kept filled 10 the top. the re-
frigerators this season are so made that
II the ice box is only half filed once
and the compartments closed. they viii
stay at low temperature. and the sup
ply need not be repleniShed oftener than
once in two or three days. As TO the
sewer connections. with the pipes that
carry OF the water. there should be a
patent trap that works in such a way
thai il is Impossible for any sewer gas
TO enter the refrigerator and taint the
fOo0
once a day. 10 keep II in good condi-
tion, ali the shelves. the walls. and the
floors should be well washed out so
that il any particles OF food have drop
ped from the dishes they Will not re-
main 10 make an unpleasant odor or
possibly collect mold. Where the meat
IS kept this washing should never be
neglected for day Once q week boil
ing bot water should be poured down
the box and the walls cleansed with
water In which a little washing soda
has been dissolved The greatest care
should be taken that no bits OF meat
or vegetables get into the drain pipe
10 clog il, and water should be run
through IL once a day when the box is
cleaned TO keep il open.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12
Long Engagements.

Long engagements are extremely try
Ing experiences. II two young people
love one another well enough for be
trothal, they love one another enough
for marriage.
And any girl who is disposed to ac-
cept the homage OF the good man who
Is courting her should remember that
life is not all a summer holiday.
Married TO this gallant knight. so eager
10 surround her with every attention.
she will find herself confronted with
many ordinary troubles.
John viii have his ups and downs
He will sometimes return from business
very tired, and perhaps drop asleep
while she is playing the piano for his
entertainment
Possibly he will be so lost TO good
manners as to be annoyed if the carv-
ing knife Is dull, and to. object TO a
tough steak His wife viii have TO be
patient with him, IS he may now and
then have to be with her
Married, the two need not expect a
cloudless sky; but they may be mutually
helpful, and may have much happiness
as they go on together.
II girls who think of getting married
would remember that the life they are
about to lead provides 2 bout just as
many trials as that they ere at present
leading. three would be fewer disap-
pointed wives, says Woman's Life.
There are a number OF duties TO be per
formed which are not particularly pleas
ant but which the neglect of occasions
much Unhappiness.
The Washington times., 1906-05-12

A good refrigerator is absolutely neces-
sary in the modern house il food and
fruits are 10 be kept in condition during
spring and summer months. for one that
does not keep the edibles at low tenn
perature means an almost daily loss, and
is a constant source Of annoyance TO the
cook who has prepared dishes and finds
that when she wants to use them they
are tainted
To begin with the walls must not only
be thick and 50 made that they viii re-
tain a certain degree OF iCiness once it
is created. but they must also be built
on perfectly sanitary lines. There should
be, according to an expert hOusekeeper.
no corners or angles in which particles
OF food can collect; a rounded piece Of
metal, OF aluminium. nickel. plated iron,
&c. should cover all the seams
If possible a refrigerator with a tiled
fcor should be selected. but If such
one is too expensive. a galvanized iron
floor is the next best. and last Of all a
wooden floor. which II made Of hard ash
Is quite sanitary if kept well cleaned.
The ideal ice box. made now. has opal
escent glass walls and a tiled floor with
all the seams covered with rounded
pieces OF aluminium or nickel plated iron.
The shelves are Of heavy gRss and slide
on aluminium bars. In a galvanized iron
lined box the shelves are OF rounded
pieces of iron and rest on slides made OF
the same materials. or those of ash may
be used and are less costly 10 renew If
broken
In choosing a refrigerator, one having
two separate compartments for storing
food should be decided upon. so that
with the ice in the center. the meats
kept on one side Will not taint the but
ter milk and cream stored away on the
other. If possible, select a style with the
ice door top. unless the refrigerator is
very tall, for il is not onfy easier, but
there is then less chance of bruising and
scratching the wood, than when the door
opens in front
1t should be remembered that in the
apartment where the butter and milk
are placed nothing that will taint them
should be put on the other shelves. \
good arrangement in a small box that IS
Followed successfully by many house
keepers is to put all the uncOolIed veget-
ables on the bottom, with the pastries.
iellies ices, etc, on a shelf above.
Then the cooked dishes. and on top but
ter, eggs, milk, and cheese. All fruits
can be placed with the pastries. except
bananas. as they are so strong that If
put in the same apartment the dairy
products are more than likely to be
tainted.
AS for the meats. they should all be