Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
FOR THOSE WHO WALK
Uncle Sasl's Experts Tel How so
Save Shoes.
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wsatsEs ssassasisa aiaassas ss@s sssaas., sx.
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nassis ssse fesgawsssg aysasgtsasas ~ Ii,
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sss'les w Eiaat ssaas ~fsl tasg taases
"s@ssssa4 aatsstld No sssfesa ss Kgsaasss
whenever sha heather hgxssss 10 gsg
hnss! ar dry T'hes slsaasa ba brushed
thoroughly aua tssaa His ghs asfs aslss
snaa siaat remains wsasasss ~ With
~agga wases. tsss ssgssEsaa wafer isssag
taA~n on wiah dry esssis. white sse
sssat,s are asill wet #sssi wara aUsstg sha
osl or graaae with Il awab af Mosai ssr
lsannsl. II ls ht@s 20 hnsa slls oii ar
grease abeat 9a warm Ms tfse hard
eaa bear and IL should be ruhtssts w@al
iata the lsasalegs preferably with tsas
| palms IL necessary, ssse uii eaa tpa ap-
| piled To dry Leather. but IL pepstrases
| better wtsefs tsas' latter is wes. Altar
treatment the sat0ss ah1aiA bs aefs IN
| Try sa q place that liz Wssaa-~aa9t hot
Caster oil III satisfactory for sheas
that age TO ioe polished: for psasnse
featgear nsatsfaat, Hsil OIL az oaesne
may be substituted. III 1t Ii desired To-
make the gll0es aafi baats ta0rn water
proof, s}eef tatfu@ nsay be added 10
stiy Of shsse substances at siaw rate ae
half u poaaa of failew 10 Il pint " oil.
The edge ot the Hoia and the weEs
saauld ba creased thoroughly. To1
gtaeh grease cannot be applied 70
these paras.
- sirapls method of making The
epaea maFe durable. pllabie ard sgatsr
resistant ii 10 swah th.sn occasionally
wlth linsesd oil, settling them aaltla 10
dry over night.
Many Of the common shoe pos-
Isles are harmful TO leather. IN sls0ss
which contain saiphurac, hydroehloric.
or agalic acids. turpentsne. bea1iae.
or other volatile solvents. have d tam
dency 10 harden the leather and make
1t more liable TO crack.
'1if is poor economy. too, 10 wear q
shoe with the heel badly worn on oae
side. This throws shs shoe oct of
shape and may saon result la ITS ruin.
Ii Is also likely to cause temporary ia-
jury To the foot.
Harness leather, ike shoes, cannot
be neglected without injury that les.
sens its durability. 1t should be washed
and oiled frequently. The washing
should be done In tepEd water, with
neutral soap and sponge or stiff
brush. After rinsing la clean tepid
water. the harness Is hung up TO drain
little while before oliing.
For driving harness aeatsfoot or cas-
tor oil Is best. but for heavy harness
there may be some tallow in the oil.
The applications should be light for
driving and liberal for heavy harness.
The oil, warm to the hand, is rubbed
thoroughly into the leather while 1t Is
still wet from the washing. Excess
Oil which the leather is unable to take
up should be removed with a clean,
dry CLOTH"