Evening journal., 1908-03-27
Personal and Pertinent

Men who conduct liquor saloons in New York are gen.
orally on the job for certain number hours each
day-rrst to cultivate patronage and second
the cash drawer.
there is at least one man in the business. however
who dehes tradition and sidesteps custom The owner
Of two prosperous-very prosperous-saloons within
pistol shot of the CITY Har he AVERAGES less tho 80
weeks in in personal attendance on either or In
bis residence within the city limits He is an nveterate
tourist likely to be found any any part Of tho
ITS easy enough" he said in explanation my bus,
ness IS established and needs nursing. have man
ager IN each place whom trust But in addition nv law
yer has periodical balance made-and the revenue at
each place must equal the expenditure with profit
ADDED or III know the reason why"
Besides avoid host of borrowing friends and ac-
qualntaEeos-whieh means tidy saved every
year.'-New York Globe.
Speaking OF hooks" said a man remarkable in his
circle as one who selected purchased his own library
= extract good deal Of amusement from dropping in
at cheap auction sale Of books whenever encounter
The minor auctoneer in this line Is a nevar
iahing delight The uninformed a rule regard hin,
e M a man OF earnng OF vast reading and deep thinking
tn % no mean literary attainment They take him
what ne preends to be; and this is part Of his
resriy all counterfeit my boy These men live among
DOCKS nnt they don't know them. They have mass
o Information such as it is but little knowledge Thev
Ie yl iot OF generalities which nobody can DENY
ana when they get down specifications it's two ~
one tsy ere wrong-only most OF their audience don't
assurance agf of CAB, smattering of autb,rs
@ @ % seple1's NIX Well and you have your eloquent and
F'''Si'' "ucuoneer.-New York Globe
Country life had lost its charm for Bill slocum 80
leaving his Yorkshire home he up to London 10 io
,ne police force Something OF brains as well AS brawn
y y reqelFed OF London bobby" and William was nut
through the usual tests. vas put
Now my man." said the superintendent "supposs Won
batonYr ~ o"iu you use your
Batenr' echoed the recruit. eying his super,or .s
snough sorry for his tact I wouldn't use M,
20 , ~ an 10 lust take around my helmet and try
~ make Observation-Disclosures. -
Is this you Mr. Drake?" asked the young matron owe,
"Yes-how you Nerl?"
AA Al right rang up to tell you about letter which
wrote asking you TO dinner tonight" 0"
oldnt get sny letter." came the apgrisyea ,,.,
a.. AneW it-thats why called up This Is the saco,a
-. e 1 nave written you invitation for dinner snS
- nv ~ even heard from YOU However discovered 80
gay that lrdget has been very convene, to1 u 20, 70
et.eis when gave her post II seems tbat ba- w @
80, eu her 20 the theatre these nights; She knew
% t "ilIahy 70 dinner would prevent her going mr.
SEEMING oisoourtesy many of my best fris5s @
ne arc oid little detective word on the si1o =.
ns tnet Bridget has been systematically LOSING, no.ri
every invitation have written since re-, - s nearly
on 'he hnoleum'-New York sun. '' came
even e COOK book department Of public libraries grows
Women who perhaps are not used to hopse,..,,,,
.I. e ~ compare and copy recipes" said a librarian
~ ana salads and cakes interest them most 49,
Nestubies and meats also come in for a fair sbsrs - ~
''i'i'i ffriff'ay there the oueora.,
ever heard Of. young woman was lo6sfnr- e. ~
loiinauon On me cooking Of potatoes.
I'm sick and tired she said, of boiled baked or
fried CT mashed potatoes heard the other day that
ing potatoes II tells how 20 hx them in 300 different
ways just think Of that Three hundred ways cook
potatoes II could get hold Of that sure could
I too had heard Of the book unfortunately
no. been added 70 shelves sorry the
account. When nice young thing gets deeply in
terested in housework that she 10 the library
learn how TO cook she ought provided with
the proper ltsrature."-New York Sun.