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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, March s.--Trading on the LEGAL
exchange WAS fairly active with the tone
generally steady. though weak In spots.
Boston and Maine, the weak feature.
slumped four points to 35.. this being a
advanced to GIN. Among the coppers
Osceola lost three points to rs. while
Quincy dropped 2is to 81. Copper Range.
Lake Copper and Superior each eased
u respectively. In the industrials Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical softened " to
50. American Sugar preferred declined
Y to III, while the Junior Issue lost u
to 101L. United Fruit dropped IN TO
1854. The summary:
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DUE MAI - N'''
IN view OF the maturity on May 4, 1914 Of
tho aforementioned Bonds. and of the fact
that there have already rnatured large issues
of bonds ana notes Of the Kansas City Rail.
way and Lisht Company and Of Its controlled
company. the Metropol,tan street Railway
Company of Kansas City Missouri, secured
in part upon the same property az that
upon which the above mentioned Bonds OF
the Central Electric Railway Company are
secured (such property being now owned by
said METROPOLITAN Street Railway Compan ny and
operated by its Receivers), and in Wow of
railway franchise In Kansas City. the con-
ditions whereof may vitality AFFECT the in
terests Of all holders Of securities rssting
upon the properties belonging to the com
paniss mentioned, the undersigned. holding
and representing . large amount OF tho
Bonds certain Of the undersigned being also
members Of committees representing said
bonds and notes OF tho Kansas City Railway
and Light Company and Of said Metropolitan
Street Railway Company and being familiar
with the Affairs and properties OF all said
companies). believe II Of Importance that the
holders Of the Bonds Of tho Central Eleo-
trio Railway Company above mentioned be
In q position for prompt and concerted
action. and have therefore consented to act
a Committee for the protection of the In
forests OF the holders Of these Bonds.
Holders Of the Bonds are requested to
deposit their Bonds on or before APRIL rs.
1919, with THE NEW YORK TRUST COM
PANY. rs Broad street. New York City. the
Depositary under an agreement dated March
10. 1914. providing for such deposits Trans
feraole eeitineates OF deposit VIII be issued
therefor. Deposits may also be MADE with
the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, II
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Yesterdays Copper Producers Associa-
ton statement revealed n decrease Of
nearly 100000 pounds In stocks OF the
metal in this country on March /. The
feature OF the statement was the heavy
export movement OF about $4,000 900.
which shows slight per diem Increase
over the S7.s00.0O0 exported In January.
The latter month piled up the second
largest total on record. Domestic deliv-
cries showed a slight gain In daily average
while production also gained somewhat on
this basis.
The statement was taken as a decidedly
favorable one in most quarters. estimates
of the optimistic side of the trade having
been limited to a 100000 decrease. The
publication OF the figures was soon re-
Elected In n noticeable Improvement In the
situation, and while no orders We're placed
at once. some promising inquiry developed.
A large producer expressed the opinion
yesterday afternoon that the price of cop
per metal would not stay at 14% cents
pound long, and that a good buying
movement should set In soon. II have
heard nothing Of cheap second hand metal
for the last few days" he said. TN fact. I
do not think that any large quantity OF
the metal could be bought at the present
top level of l4S cents now"
Tho statement with comparisons fol-
lows:
Stocks by copper (by months) thi. year.
as reported by the Copper Producers As
ISOLATION. compare as follows:
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Francis lie Brun Du Bosque. assistant
engineer OF the Pennsylvania Railroad,
with offices In the Pennsylvania Station,
was sued for a divorce IN the Supreme
Court yesterday by Mrs. Lydia Du
Bosque. The complaint charges m!scon-
duct In a number OF New York hotels with
a woman unknown to the plaintiff. The
Du Bosaues lived until recently at the
Hotel Stratford. II East Thirty-second
street, whence they moved to IS East
Forteth street
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March s.--Trading on
the exchange yesterday was conducted on
a light scale. with price fluctuations In
most instances confined to fractions.
Westmoreland Coal was a strong feature.
opening level. The tendency OF the gen.
crai list however. was downward. The
summary:
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ern at Minneapolis, s07sc.: No ! North
ern spring Z, o. b. to arrive. s1.03l4. No
red {. o. D.. 81. IA No. 2 hard T. O. b.
to arrive. s1.02 No. / Manitoba (. o. b..
$l.03%. Corn-No. 3 yellow prompt
shipment zoe; No. yellow prompt ship
ment. 72%c. oats-No. white. 4sh %
<7c.; No. white. Asa 946: standard.
46@46ia. Barley--Malting c. I. f. Buff
falo. SIS q 75c. Rye-No. . Western. Csc
Flour-Sprine patents. s4.75 $685.
spring clears, s3.909sA20; Kansas
straights, S4.35 s. 90.
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CITY INVESTING COMPANY

los Broadway, New York
AZ meeting Of the Board .: Dirsctors
held this day, the following gentlemen were
named as the Executive Committee:
Robert Goelet Henry u Hotchkie.
George &. Clark Samuel T. peters
Robert II. Downing Lewis b. Preston
Mr.. Robert u, Bowling was elected Presi-
dent and Mr.. Lewis b Preston Vice presi.
dent, George y. Gunther and Frederic j.
Halliday were appointed as Secretary and
Treasurer respectively 1888
GEoRGb F. GUNTHER, Secretary.
Dated. March 9th, 1914.
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kEllY.sPRINaFIElD TIRE CO.

QuartorIy dividend y = y u :,
Slared on the preferred caY114' 800" *
holders OF record az tho close g.: $50
March 20. 1914. Tho Preferred -.o,k 70. -.
Ter Books OF the Company viii Do t.s-e-, 90
the close OF business march ..--. -.-' ~
April 3. 1914
FREDERICK A. sEAMA%. s.'..sN
New York. January so. 1914.
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Mime. Marie Cross Newhaus, vocal
teacher and pianist filed suit In the su-
preme Court yesterday for $4,000 dam
ages against Joseph Goldberger owner OF
the property at 60 West lOlst street. on
the ground that she has been permanently
injured by falling into Q coal hole there.
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DIVIDENDS As'D INTEREST
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT ooMP,y

TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT tnMfN,
the Board OF Directors have -e-.a q -
regular quarterly dividend OF one ar- ,at.
quarters per cent lk's) upon u. - !e,,'.
ana one and one hal. per cent ~" -
payable Apri! I, 1914, 10 sto - ..e-i %
record a. the close OF bushes "a-'h =
1914
Dividend checks will be ma!ls4 - T.
Farmers Loan and T7us, Cou4art -fsm
for Agents, Nos 1879 Wiisu =tss. ~
YORK city. 10 stockholdo.s VIZ a.'" '
mailing orders
a. NJ. ROBERTSON. s''rs'A-~
New York. MARCIA 3Td. isl&
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GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK

NV 1oTk, MIL : :. :. !
The Board OF Directors Ha. So ~ =.
quarterly div ldeUd OF six Per C'.l ""a
extra dividend OF Two Per Ceu'. 1H lei. -,
tai stock Of this company so- a. $50 -
ending March 81. 1915, payable g 'As .. -
OF business on that date 10 stock
record March %, 1914 -,
Y, Z. iEB6ARp. 5s,g"G7
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the BrooEivn
Borough Gas Company for the election Of
directors Tor the ensuing year VIII be held at
Coney Island. New York City. New YORK on
Tuesday. March nth. 1910, at twelve o clock
CLAYTON q. PI.ATT. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
ELECTRICAL SECURITIES CORPORATION
tifth series Collateral Trust sinking Fund
Tive Per Cent. Ronsin

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
YORK. az successor 10 Tbs Standard Trust
company OF New York. As Trustee under
the iudenture securing the above invites
proposals. for the sale OF as many bonds of
he FIFTH SERIES as can be purchased
for the sum OF Twenty nine Thousand Three
Hundred and Fiity-siS Dollars and Twenty
nNe cents ,s2s.356.25j. At not exceeding l0s
and accrued interest
sealed proposals VIII he received al the
onice Of the Guaranty Trust Company of
until Ten o'clock \. NJ. Monday. March 20,
1919.
Al bonds accepted will be paid for on
Wednesday. March 20. 1914, on deliver,
and interest win not be allowed after that
date.
This notice IL given pursuant to the pro.
visions 81 Article Fourth OF the indeuturs
occurring the FIFTH SERIES OF said bonds
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
BY wM C. cox. v,co.Presiden.
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State OF New York County Of New York. IS:
L. JOSEPH $. HOUSE, Cashier OF the
above-n named bank. do solemnly swear tina.
the above statement Is true to the best Z!
my knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH ). HOUSE, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me THIS
9Th day OF March, 1914.
HENRY AUMANN, JR.. Notary Public.
JOHN %. RYAN.
u. II. ROGERS.
u. w. ShGARRAH.
DirectorA
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State OF New York. County OF New York. as /:
|. WILLIAM pABST. Cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to tho best of
my knowledge ana belief. w PABST
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo this
eth day OF March. 1874
JOHN X. SAMUEI.SEN
Notary Public
New York County. No. siS
Correct-A.test:
II, u DOMINICA
n : RICHARDSON
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o ,4si. sos SIS, Ji9, 7oc

Tho receips from customs SATURDAY were
ls3; from internal revenue. ordinary.
Sl.&3<l7: corporation tax. y66 or and mis-.
cellsneous. sos. sls. National bank notes ne.
ceived for redemption. g.. 80 OIL
The cash statement of the United States
Treasurer for March shows:
GENERAL, FIND
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Jersey City, New Jersey, March l0th, 1914
The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders of the
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company for
the election of Directors and for the trans
action Of any other business which may
properly be brought before tho meeting. VIII
be held at the principal onice OF the Com
pany, No. 10 Exchange Place. Jersey City
New Jersey, on Thursday, April eth. 1914 al
IL o'clock noon
The Transfer Books will not be closed
but the New Jersey Corporation Law will not
allow TO be voted al said meeting any share
OF stock which shall have been transferred
after March 10Th, 1914
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
SAMUEL NORRIS. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The pennsylyanis RAILROAD Company.

Uenera! once, Broad Street Station
.Pnilade,phia. l1th February, 1914.
The ANNUAL MEETING OF The stack.
holders Of this Company win Do hed on
TUESDAY, the tenth day OF March. 1914. at ii
O'Clock A. NJ, In horticultural Hall Broad
street below Locust Street, Philadeiphia. NJ
which meeting there VIII be submitted tor
the Annual Report Of the Board OF Directors
for the year ended 3Ist December. 1913; an
agreement Tor the acquisition by this Com
pany or tho franchises, corporate property
rights and credits OF the Hollldaysburx
BEDFORD and Cumberland Railroad Company;
bonds to DO Issued from time TO time when
ana as approved by the Stockholders to an
amount not In excess az any time OF the
then outstanding capital stock: and other
appropriate subjects
stockholders may obtain copies OF the An
huaI Report OF the Company. and the mes es-
sary tickets Of admission 10 tho meeting on
ana after thserd day OF March neAt By per-
sonal application. or by letter. at the Secrs-
tarys once. Room 26a. Broad street Station,
Fhi'sdeIphia, LEWIS NELSON. Secretary,
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4 dividend at the ratio ot 20. Per- -
Will be paid by The Goldreli con '~A
Mines CompGay on April 80. 'P't
holders who are OF record ~ -hc s'-'
business ON March 81. 1919,
A. Ii. HOWE, $, .An
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American Can Company

A quarterly dividend OF ono o.. mn
quarters per cent. has been declare -p-l ",
Preferred STOCK Of thiH Compa.. W
April LIST 1914 to Stockholders n E.. w,
the close OF business March 18th. 1919 e.
Ter Books will remain open. !
n. H. lSMON. Secretary 4 N. '"'.'''
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Production Cby months) since January
l. from all domestic and foreign sources,
together with domestic deliveries. exports
and total deliveries, follows:
Production.
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nANK srArESGnp

mo. 1891
IMPORT OF THE CONDITION m
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. March e.-The statement of
elbows:
Saturday. THIS month. Fiscal year
Receipts ,S3.b0,4N ei3.b2t ,5eS 34s2 q15 6ls
Pay warrants l.7l<.il7 l3.l62,6ss 49, a. 3.6
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The
CITIZENS CENTRAL.
National Bank
of
New York

at New York City. in the State o. Macs,
At the close OF business March 9th. isu
RESOURCES.
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

Sells cents per shaSa
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
EDITORIAL P AGE

British columbia and the Canadian Yukon.
 Mir. Wheeler, the acting general manager, is probably as well known to the majority of the residents Of Skagway as he is to the inhabitants Of his homo town of Whitehorse, and we believe there can te no queS tion as to his competency to fill the advanced position to which he has been appointed. MT. Wheeler has been identified with the w. P. & '. R., company mail service ever since it started to operate from the terminus of the railroad at Whitehorse in 1900, at that time being assistant superintendent m- der George Pulham.. A few years later when Pullman resigned to take a position with the Alaska ro2. commission under Major w. P. Ricn ardson, Wheeler was appointed to the position of superintendent, and has filled it acceptably to his em- ployer and with credit to himself. In 1911 MT. Wheeler, while still retaining the superintendency of the overland mail service, was appoint ed as superintendent of the B. Y. N. fleet of river boats, at that time plying between Whitehorse and Dawson, but whose run now eX- tends down to Fairbanks. The add ed responsibility was absorbed with out any visible inconvenience, and everything has gone along as smoothly and systematically under one management as was formerly the case under two.
 MT. Zipf, the general traffic man ager, is one Of the best transporta- tion men in the north and has been identified with the Northern Navigation Go. ever since it's in corporation until the property and good will of the organization was sold to the W. P. & Y. R. company last summer, when the name of his employer was changed, but not his location or occupation.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaska Readers Have HeHF0
 It and Proftted Thereby.

Good nows travels fast" and the bad back sufferers in EAis vicinity are glad to learn where Te- lief may be found. Many laae' weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan's NGnsy Pills. Thousands upon thousands Of people are telling tho good news Of their experience with thls tssbed remedy. Here ir an example ToSn reading.
 F. H. Wieland, 1oQ2 E. 4tst st. Los Angeles, Cal, says: "FOr a long time I suffered from pain Sn the small Of my back and I cecld scarcely get around. My kidnszS were dlsordered and tbe kidney ss- cretions were highly coiorod and irregular in passage, Doanb hae- ney Pills relieved ths.s lamsasS and weakness and remeFd all troah- le with the kidneys. haTs had no return of tue complaint"
 Price soc. at all dsalers. Dent simply ask for 8 kidney rsmSdy- get Doan's Kidney Ptlls-ths sans that MT. Wieland had. ,FSatG~A1&- burn Co.,, Props, Butfalo. N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
NEW w. P. & Y. R. OFFICIALS

Although it has been rumored here ever since me resignation or O, L. Dickeson . few weeks ago that the presidency of the w. P. < Y. R. company would fall upon F. c. Elliot of chicago, and the gen. eral management be assumed by Herbert Wheeler, superintendent Of mail service, the name of Al Zipf, a former employe of the N. N. Co, as general traffic manager, had not been mentioned. A press dis patch reached here this morning from Seattle, however, which an- nounced all three of the above ap- pointments.
 With MT. Elliot We are not par ticuIarly well acquainted, except by reputation. He stands high Ill the legal profession and has been for years the attorney for the W. P. & Y. R., Close Brothers, the principal stockholders of the con- pany, and was also the personal at torney of the late President Graves of the W. P. & Y. R. company. or his executive abilities as Q trans portation man, the reorganization of the rail and river divisions Of the W. P. & Y. R., between Skagway and Fairbanks will be t2e trying out test by which he will either stand or fall. He will have an efficient force Of men under him. but there are conditions to be met that will require for successful solution a mind trained to activity in widely divergent channels and a will power capable of facing and overcoming discouraging and ap- parently insurmountable obstacles. We believ that Mir Elliot will full fill these expectations, and until he proves himself a failure he may rest assured of the hearty support of the Daily Alaskan in all his undertakings that are for the best interests of Alaska, Northern
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
Irish-AmeTiCanS Believe England Will Caru Out EYerg Home Rule Provision
Bu Captain STEPHEN MFARLAND. Chairman Irish Volunteer
 Fund, America

EFT those quarrel with the final arrangement do o
 No living could have accomplished more for m people than
 has John E. Redmond United Irish league is with him to today has faith in the democracy of Great Britain which, feel will see that EVERY ITEM OF THIS SOLEMN CONIRACI SHALL BE CARRIED OUT and the opening of the Irish para prolonged beyond the bounds of Our york; far the league concerned almost at an end It IS but right that we should pause for a moment and reflect
 AND THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SHOULD BE RE- FREsHED WITH THIS THoUeHT-THAT AMERICAN CITIZENS OF IRISH BIRTH SUPPORTING RULE MOVEMENT HAVE NEV FER HAD BUT MIND THE RESTORATION OF SELF GoV- EMINENT FOR THOSE OF WHO ARE TO STAY AT HOME THE LEAGUE HAS TO THE IRISH LEADERS You SHALL DO THIS NOT HAS sAo "YoU SHALL GO ON AND ON, SHALL BACK YOU WITH EVERY CENT THAT IS NEEDED. LIVE IRELAND ITS YOUR eusl- NESS TO MAKE IRISH AT HOME WANT TT TO BE MApEn COULD ANY MEN BE MORE UNsELFIsH2
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
S1OO REWARD, $1oO

The readers of this paper will hs pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded dtseasO ths8 science has been able to cure in all Its stages, and that is cataTrhs Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now kRowR tSasltAe medical fraternity. Catarrh being 6 constitutional ,dissase. requires ? constitutional treatment. HslHB Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation Of the disease, and giving the Da- tient strength Ly building Up tho constitution and assisting naturo in doing its work. The proDrtstors have so much fsHh in its curative power that they offer ona Hundred Dollars for any case that It &Etls to cure. Send for list of tssan"niHls.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY 6 CO., Toledo, O.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c. a..-l
 Take Halls Family Pills for~cenn stipation. 1ui
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30

The captain. who Knew him we'll, hay Ing had an, interview with him con corning his daughter. looked at him In astonishment. ---..
 'Is your name Singleton F -s asked Captain Williams. ga, Tt is."
 Are you British subjectT'
 'I am. My father Is Sir Charles efn. gleton, a shipbuilder on, the Clyde in Scotland. He builds ships for the Brit Lsh navy. I am to enter hi5 serTics, but thought 1t better to learn some thing of warships by serving awhile on one of them In the British navy could not have preserved my inees. so l chose the United States service"
 "Ahem! And you go from hero to Scotland to enter your fathers WoeSs r'
 q do. But. after consultation with my father shall return for pur- pose"
 "What puTposeT'
 ITO ask the hand of your daughtee.s T
 "Um." mumbled the captain. "Per- haps you'd better see your father aboH that"
 Singleton went home. returned and took Nellie Williams back to Scotland with him.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
Who Whistled For Jap to Come and
 Bite at EuTope'S Heel?
Bu GERHART HAUPTMANN. Dramatist

war in engaged and which was forced
 upon us defense Whoever wishes to dispute this fact
 would have against his better knowledge Look the enemy on the eastern northern the western frontier Our blood fraternity with Austria nothing less than self for both countries
 THE SWORD WAS FORGED INTO OUR HAND CAN PLAINLY FROM THE DISPATCHES EXCHANGED BETWEEN THE EN- PERoR AND THE CAR THE EMPEROR AND THE KING OF ENGLAND BY EVERYBODY TRUE UNDERSTANDING NOT DELUsoN COURSE THAT WE HAVE TAKEN UP THE SWORD WE ARE NOT GOING TO LAY UNTIL VIE HAVE PROVED OUR HOLY RIGHT BEFORE GOD AND MEN,
 Who was it that cOnspred bring about this war? WHO EVEN WHISTLED FOR THE MONGOLIAN, FOR THE JAP, TO COME AND BITE AT EUR0PFS HEEL NlClOUSLN AND COW Who but who surrounded by hordes of Cos sacks yet claim to fight for European civilization!
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30
Prevent GrIp-CureE aEiP

LAXATIVE BRoMo- -QUINREE re- moves the cause. sTheEe is only one "BRoMo QUININE. !" Look, for signature of E, w. GROVE, 25e,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-30

HAND LAUNDRY The Jandos Hand Laundry on Third srtset next to Golden North Hotel, dOeS your washing without shrinking the clothes. Family work given careful attention. 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-28
KITCHEN WRINKLES

TO make cabbage digcstiblo when
half boiled pour off the water and place
In fresh boiling water.
One teaspoonful of vinegar is ? sub.
sutute for an egg. and makes cake
light in which dripping has beon used
Instead Of butter
II. when doing up lace curtains.
sheets OF fnc white paper he placed be-
tween before mangling they will not
stick and viii look equal to new
little SCOT rubbed on greasy
stove after frying potatoes or flsh will
make shorter work afterward Of tho
business or polishing, and Will econo-
mizc the blacklc lead.
White paint can be kept in good
condition II whiting IL mixed to n stiff
paste with warm water ana used In :
stead OF soap. Rinse OFF with clear
water and dry with q duster or leather.
Brown leather travelling bags. or any
other brown leather goods. may be
beautifully polished by rubbing them
well with tho inside OF banana skin,
and then polishing with "a soft dry
cloth
II potatoes are watery. scrub them
and score tie skin all tho way round.
but not deep: then Loii In sailed
water. keeping on the aklns The
cracked skin lets out the moisture. and
the potato Is dry and fouIy.
Bootlace-tags sometimes come off
quito good laces. In this ease they
may be replaced with impromptu tag.
OF sealing wax. Cut the tag. smear 1t
over with sealing WAX. then press II TO
point while the wax is stu warm.