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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

Hacemos con rapidex y . s==se.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
Dados que I'd. necesite. z . pre-.
.;os econ6micos. Visftenos: Puer.
70 Rico nustrado. Inc. San Jos6 3
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M. HERRIoT PARTIRA PARA LON
DREs Ell SABADo

PARIS, JUNO 10 (Cable frances)-
Sc ha anunciado va ofcialmente que
M HerriSS partira para Londres dom
de conferenciara con NC. Donald Ell
proximo sabado.
Ell Presidente del Consejo ha re-
cibido en- audiencia a Hyimans, minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores de Bel
gica Lord Parmoor delegado in
giles al Consejo de la sociedad de Ma
clones.
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DON MANUEL MENDIA ALTO
DIGNATARIo DE LA ORDEN.
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Ningdn hombre puede llegar ser
realmente grande menos que sea pri-
meramente un hombre bueno un pue-
bio tornado por hombres buenos puede
llegar constituir una naci6n gran
de y noble aunque aqIeisos Sc hallen
carentes de 10 que Sc denomina ''edu-
cacion'', pues las naciones ganan eD
prestigio mas por la virtud misma de
sus ciudadanos que por el grado de sus
conocimientos. ST hojearamos la his
toria tendriamos que admitir que la
decadencia de los mas esplendorosos es-
tados antiques, naciones y dinastias,
debiose no precisamente la ilitera-
cia de sus gentes, no a la carencia dc
escuelas bibliotecas a la falta de
''educacion' sino mas bien la au-
sencia de piedad-a la escasez de varo-
nes justos, educados en- ell verdadero
tenor Dios.
Como quiera que los factores prin-
cipales en- una nacion son ell caracter
virtuoso y La integridad moral de los
individuos que la componen, la for
maci6n de tai caracter deberS cons
tituir ell principal objeto de la educa-
ci6n.
Virtudes, no ingenios agudos, son
Las que constituyen la espina dorsal
de las naciones. Ell convertirse en- una
excelente maquina de calcular de ha-
blar no constituye nj con mucho Ell
destino mas alto de los individuos. In
culcar inculcar la virtud, ese debe
ser Ell objeto primario en- la educaci6n
del nifio La formation de virtudes
s6lidas, que resistan cualquier embate,
Fe, Esperanza Y Carload, - Prudencia,
Temperancia, Justicia y Humildad, he
ahi las virtudes primordiales que cons
tituyen Ell cin1iento de roca de todo
caracter Cristiano Pero antes de po
der levantar ell espiritu de una ma
cion su mas alto nivel por medic de
la practica individual de tales virtu-
des precise .sera que estas sean inclui-
.das en- Ell sistema proceso educacio-
nal del pals Y de aquf proviene la an
siedad conque la Iglesia ha acogido
la idea de. establecer escuelas parro
quiaIes EN- donde la Religion sea ense-
NADIA al igual que las otras ramas cla-
sicas y secliares, de 10 contrario las
generacioneg que Sc ieyantan creceran
sin educaci6n religiosa de ningin ge-
nero
Y para terminar os .felicito queridos
niflos, que llab6is tenido oportunidad
de nutrir vuestras mentes EN- ma EsT
cuela Parroquial tan bien dirigida por
las iIustradas Hermanas de Notre Da-
me y bajo los auspicios de estos ge-
nerosos Padres Redentoristas donde
la vez que recibis Ell brillante conoci-
rniento intellectual que os hara hom-
bres habiles en- la vida obteneis tam
bi6n ell alto concepto de la existencia
de Dios creador de todas las cosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

MUEBLEs A PLAzos Juegos para
sala MARIA TERESA, imitacion al
pals; Juegos de Mimbre, Tocadores, Ro
peros y todo 10 que I'd. puede desear
en- mnebles. Traiga cualquier canttdad
de dinero y le amueblaremos su casa,
Ell resto 10 pagara plazos c6modos.
ventas para la isla. La Joya del Ho-
gar Inc. Box 22S, Gale del Cristo
No. Is. San Juan, p. b. 7.-12
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SR ALQUHAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderno parada 81 1I2, q $500 y $50
Son hermosas y ventiladas. Inforr1a-
ran ALI, en- "Colmado Espaha.y. r
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PERDIDA: Entire la Gale Los Baiios
y Mccleary santurce, una perra Ame-
ricana, color amarillo, raza de lobo,
con collar, Sc llama Peggy Y tienc una
ncatriz en- una pata. La policia noti-
Gcada psro gratifcare la persona
que de informes donde esta. Teiefono
5S1, San Juan 6--2s
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&c VENDE: caoba en- tabIa y ta-
blones a $4,000 millar. Cedro en-
tabla y tablones a $4,000 millar.
Traviesas de 6x6 6x8 78 cts. ira
Eiesa. Postes para cercas 35 cts.
Piezas para desvfos de 10 pies
a $3.50 cada una. Dirijase: N. Lopez
Landr6n, Stop 2714, Tel. 407 negro.
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A LOS DUENOS
DE IMPRENTAS

TeReniOs una exisfenci0 de
pdpeL s1tinadO " r, IS Hbrds,
cOrtddo al tdniGiiO 25 e 3S que
UendemOs a $50 la reSn1d libre
de franqHeO. Vent1 al c0ntddO.
Dirfjnse a la administrator
de Puerto Rico Hustrnd0, San
Jose No. 2, San Juan. p. e.
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La jactualidad de los llegocios.

aparecer. De hecho, es ese periodic ei
que actualmente estamos presenciando.
SALARIOs
Y CoSTos
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Sc ALQUHAN varias habitacienes en-
Ia calle del Cristo No. 16. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

NECEsITO agentes en- todos los pue-
blos: de Iaslsia; para negocio serio y
lucrative. Indispensables referencias.
Escriba a r. 2. Castillo, Adjuntas.
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had no cigarettes. and not seeing sa attendant at hand, ! started for the bar, ln the corridor ] came upon the Englishman and the Prince, The Russian was speaking,
 q am sorry, my friend, but l have no mora money with me- Perhaps, too, it is as well that you cease gambling tonight Luck is not with yan,"
 The youths face hseams whiter, "Rut l must play tonight" he pros tested,
 Now. eayesdropning, save in the line of business, Is not a habit of mine, trust that it is not necessary for me to repeat with frequency that, save where it conflicts absolutely with my profession, l am a eentle- man, But l was strangely interested in the drama being unfolded before me, The beauty Of the American girl had won my heart. So l stepped back into the ronlette-room, An Italian was making some sensational winnings. and no one else would leave the room until his spectacular luck changed. could listen nnnotieed.
 But why not tomorrow The sales de ieny will be open tomorrow" smiled the Russian.
 I could no longer see the young mans face. but his tones told me that its pallor had been succeeded by the crimson of shame.
 'Thc hotel. Prince" he faltered. "The bill was presented yesterday
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Me MeAay&ntur>sjR Ragy<tyAnn g ."4 Ea99e4yAnAy x dN11e ly ]eh1ny Sru<'< a

The nice poor man had lust res cued Raegedy Ann from the ice box in the home of Minga the Witch after he had locked Minga in a closet,
 we must think of some way to rescue Raggedy Andy!" the poor man said to Raggedy Ann.
 The poor man had washed his hands and face in a brook so the witch would not know him and in this manner he had been able to get in her house and put her in the closet.
 T shall get one Of the witch 8 dresses and disguise myself as Min gal" the nice poor man said. "Then I shall go to Munga's house and fool her too!'
 So Raggedy Ann helped the nice poor man dress up in. Minga's clothes and then Raggedy Ann cut his whiskers off with the witch's scissors and put one of the witch's bonnets on him,
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EAT AND LOSE WEIGHT

Rfeakfast-one,half eantaloups, 1 toasted gluten pan.oyer, hot water.
 Luneheon-one cup iellied tomato bonllion, whole heart Of celery, . saltines, I cup skinned milk.
 Dinner-one cup cream of spinach soup, ? slices cold roast lamb. 1 table spoon mint jelly. tablespoons new peas. l-2 cup fresh cherries, gluten roll. i-s cup fresh cherries.
 Bedtime-One cup skinned milk,
 Total calories, llei. Protein, 27s. fat, sos; carbohydrate. 5ti, Iron. .01S2 gram.
 Any muffin or gem ot quick" his- cult is delicious toasted and toast ia valuable, especially because you must exercise" when you eat it.
 Jellied tomato bouillon has the same food value that hot bouillon has. The amount Of gelatine used is too small 10 make any appreciable difference. The protein calories are increased a little but the fat and carbohydrate remain the same. A cold soup requires more seasoning than n hot one but this. has no effect on the calories.
 Six blades Of celery are calculated as 1 heart" The tender leaves should be eaten with the stalks.
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1 leave home and mother, and Jack | Prescott is one of the most suscep- tible of men,"
 "Sure---don't you remember his af- fair with the little Perier girl--Ill bet he's sorry he threw her over now. They say she's drawing down three thousand week In tho movies"
 By this time, Sally, I could stand 1t no longer, and l left my dinner half eaten and got out of the res- taurant.
 l did not tell all this to you, dear, when l was with you, for l was most unwilling to even let you know that your name was being coupled with Mir. Prescott's. l know that you love your work, and l was sure that your pride would be greatly hurt if you thought for moment that anyone had the temerity to misunderstand your motives.
 Oh, my dear, my dear, don't put yourself in false position. The world is still censorious of a woman's s actions, even if those actions are Of the most innocent intent.
 know you're saying: Jim is talking like father" and for once I'm glad to be able to do so, as you have always thought I was too young..
 Don't be angry at what I've writ ten. 1 thought 1 would warn you better of Jack Prescott by telling you what other people said than to give you my opinion of him. I've always felt sorry for his wife, and especially so since 1 found him glowering at US that night in the rs staurant when we were dancing to- gsther. Why, he acted as though he owned you, Sally.
 Dear, don't want any man to own you, not even myself. You're too splendid in your own beautiful strength and independence, and so only want to love you-love you bet ter than all the world beside.
 I cant do fl. Sally. I must keep on loving you. You have made your self part of me, and whether l wish to or not l shall have 10 carry you around in my heart as long AS l shall live.
 tCopyright, 1924. NEA Service. 1nc.) Carton to John Alden Prescott
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They asked me about it tonight,

They asked me about it tonight. l dare not return-"
 "'Then perhaps Madame, your wife, who has returned there, will be sub jected to annoyance" said the Prince. Then of course you must win. And I have money in my room. But l cannot go there just now. There is gentleman awaiting me downstairs. It is a matter that has to do with statecraft. You will understand. You know the troublous condition of Russia. And I shall be engaged nearly all night"
 His voice grew uncertain, as though he were choosing his words with diff culty, uncertain of what he was about to say.
 Ut has to do with the overthrow of Bolshevism, this little meeting of tonight" he went on. Tn fact, I may not be back until morning. But even so! His voice grew suddenly assured. Here are my keys, mon- sieur. See, this is the key to my apartment, This other is the key to my trunk--the big trunk that you will find behind the screen in my bedroom. And this tiny key will un- lock steel cash-box that you will find in the top drawer of the trunk. Go there. monsieur, to my room, open my trunk and cash-box, take from the latter what you will, and return here. And if good fortune does not come your way, reserve enough to pay your hotel bill, and capital with which to resume play in the morning.
 You are a friend!" cried the En- glishman.
 "Why not?" laughed the Russian. I heard him slap the young man on the back. Go by the elevator and the underground passage. My apart ment is Three-twenty-two. You will be back here in ten minutes. No, say no more. Thank me when for tune has been good"
 I came through the doorway then, It was all l could do to restrain my self from apologizing to the Russian for my base suspicious of him. l saw the young man turn down the corridor toward the elevator. The Russian went down the stairs, and I followed behind him, reclaiming my hat and coat from the vestiaire where I had deposited them on arriving, and descended the outer steps of the club. l, too, had rooms in the Hotel de Paris, but l wished a breath of fresh air before I turned in.
 But to my surprise, I saw mount ing the hill toward the hotel, hurry ing at a great rate, the figure of the Prince. Yet I had heard him say that he was to meet some one down. stairs in the Sporting club. I was surprised at seeing him now Also was surprised to find that the stars had disappeared and that cold rain was proving the fact February is not | May, even though it commercials the gentler month occasionally here upon | the Riviera. So I gave up my plan | to obtain fresh air. and started for | the hotel. A belated cabman hailed | me. It was only few hundred | yards. but one can be thoroughly | wet. by Riviera rain, in a few feet.
 Continued in Our Next Issue)
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
MY HUSBAND'SLOVE
 Adele Gansaas Ess Fpam REVELATIONS OF A WIFE


auilH 1 snapped, in sheer self-de- feuss against ihe rebellion of my rsibles, His ar of waiting hreath- lessly for my decision Was irTesisi Q ibly mdier0ns, when iR almost any one else it would have been hanally tiresOme.
 He fell hack as fl had struck him,
 "And this from you'" he re- preached me with tragic mien, Then as the Limousine slowed np and drew to the eurh at 4 spot less than two blocks away from the apartment we had left, his boiee snd- denly lost it's banter and became crisp with authority,
 "liave you that scarab with you9" be demanded,
 For an instant l was tempted 10 give him negative answer; then mutely 1 took il from its fastening just below my throat-l never have travelled without it since the day he so impressiyely warned me of the advantage Its possession might some day give me.
 His face frightened ilashingly, and his voice was warm with approval.
 That's the girl!" he said. Now do you see where we are"
 l bent forward and looked from the window.
 "on the street that crosses ours" I answered.
 "Yes. and with that little pawn shop Of which told you only three doors behind us Don't look so startled!" he chuckled. "1'm not go- ing to take you for call on tho
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"Nope!" Raggedy Ann sadly said as she stood off and looked at the rico poor man. You don't look even a smidgin like Minga! Minga is very thin. while you are very fat and that makes the buttons ready to pop from the dress!"
 Tt does feel very tight and un- comfortable" the fat man said. but if I can just get inside Munga'e house, l can fool her and rescue Rag gedy Andy"
 T know it." Raggedy Ann agreed, but we must find another way to disguise you"
 So she hunted around through the witch,s house and up in the attic she found a suit of clothes. That is just the thing!" the nice poor man
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| said. T have always wanted to wear knee brooches with silver buckles and red coat" The clothes fitted the nice poor man well. and he did not even look smidgin like a poor man, for the brooches were of silk and the coat was of velvet and the hat was of silk too.
 "Ha! Just you peek from the window and watch me fool old Nun gal" the poor man whispered to eRaggedy Ann as he left the house.
 When the poor man knocked at Witch Munga's house and she came to the door he asked, "Is this where Munga the witch lives?"
 What nice rich man" Munga thought to herself, but out loud she said, "Yes, I am Munga the witch. What do you wish?"
 The poor man took a paper from his pocket and said, How would you like to buy some magic powder which will tell you just where things are hidden?"
 "Huh!" Witch Munga thought to herself 'I would be foolish to buy 1t of him when I can take it away from him for nothing!' And with that she grabbed the piece of paper, thinking it truly contained the magic powder.
 "Ha! You have fooled mel" the witch howled. "Who are you and what do you want? Tell me before I work magic on you and change you into monkey.'
 Then l shall tell you who I am!" the poor man said as he gave the witch a thump, very hard one, with his cane. "I am a friend of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy that's who I am!" And he thumped her again. We are tired of you two witches bothering us so much and ] have decided to put a stop to it!"
 "Oh!' You have, have you?" Nun ga howled. We shall see about that!" and she tried to get her magic charms out of her pocketbook. The nice poor man was too quick for her; he snatched the pocketbook away and pushed her into closet.
 Now we shall let you stay there while and think 1t over!" he laughed as he went 10 the ice box and let Raggedy Andy out. T have the two witches locked in the closets and Rsgeedy Ann is waiting for us outside with the magic hobby horee!" the nice poor man said as he took Raggedy Andy's hand and ran out of Munga the witch's tpmbled down shanty.
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SECRET OF HAPPINESS

The greatest menace on earth to happiness is the i'll health with which so many women are afflicted. The young woman is subject to pain and irregularities. the mother to the tor lures of displacements with conse- quent pains. aches and nervousness. the middle aged woman to the un- comfortable conditions caused by this critical age. The one remedy 10 con- trol these conditions and restore the system to a normal healthy condition $ Lydia E. Pinkhan.'s Vegetable Compound, which for fifty years has been restoring sick and a:lins women to health and happiness.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
ON HEALTH- LESS FOOD AT 40

What most men forget as they grow towards 45 or so is that they require less food to maintain an or ganic equilibrium" Mir. Mann's phys ical director pointed out to him one day.
 Its difficult to realize, particularly when you're around 80 and have led a pretty active life; perhaps even an athletic life-I say it's hard to real ize that less food is required.
 His habits of eating, acquired
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
JADE GREEN CREPE

Jade green ereps Is the material used for this attractive gown, it introduces ihe popular braid trim- ming in white on the neck, sleeves and pocket, You lean copy inc ef- feet an any tube frOek and have something distinctive and smart, If you prefer 2 belt you can wear q narrow white ribbon or leather one, This type of gown will be excellent style all fan and as far ahead in the winter as style artists can look,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16

when he was younger, are not changed.
 And the trouble is that, as men advance in life and become more comfortable economically they in- dulge themselves in food; acquiring more luxurious habits of living, they exercise seldom, if at all.
 Tt has been found out by science that more than half the disease which embltters the upper and mid- dle classes is due to avoidabe errors in diet"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
nEGIs HERE TO-DAY


 John Ainsley, a' man Of education and breeding, becomes q master crook -pTeying upan other thieves, Al Monte Carlo he develops a desire to meet the clever thief Nhe stole a pearl necklace from the throat of the Raronne d'Esterelle in the crowded halls Of the Casino,
 At the roulette tables Alnsley watches q young Englishman and his strikingly pretty American bride lose all inc money they have Be- hind them stands a tall, hlaek'heafd' ed man. urging them on, Unless the Prince lends money, We have nothing" says the young husband, glaneing at the hlaek,hearded one, The wife looks aeeusingiy at the Prince. You encouraged Jack" she declares,
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EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT

Breakfast--One-ha half cantaioupe F cup boiled rice. raisins. IA cup cream. 1 poached egg on toast, hot water.
 Mid morning lunch-One cup whole milk, ? rolled oats cookies.
 Luncheon-One cup jellied tomato bouillon. heart lettuce. ripe olives, 2 satines, 4 tablespoons creamed eggs and mushrooms on toast, 1 glass iced tea.
 Afternoon tea-One glass lemonade, 3 brown bread sandwiches.
 Dinner-One cup cream of spinach soup with tablespoons whipped cream, 2 slices cold roast lamb. 2 tablespoons shoestrng potatoes, ta- blespoons new peas in cream, F cup shredded cabbage, ? Parker House rolls, tablespoon butter, 1 cup fresh cherries, tablespoons vanilla ice cream.
 Bedtime One cup whole milk.
 Total calories, S9SS. Protein, 412. fat, 174o: carbohydrate, 1772. Iron. .02O3 gram.
 Whenever possible and agreeable use cream in place of butter with fresh vegetables. The flavor is more delicate and delicious and more than that, cream is easier to digest than butter The peas should be cooked in as little water as possible and cream added to cover them when ten der. Do not let the cream boil. Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Warn Iilanl,ets

When blankets are very badly worn after several seasons of service, put two together, cover with slkolene and tack with worsted to form a com fortoF.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Orange Tpa

To add delightful flavor to tea keep little dried orange peel in the canister in which you keep it, and add a piece when you make the tea
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Dye Stockings

Add a little brown dye to the last water in which you rinse tan stock ings and they will not fade to yell Jewish brown in laundering.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
To Clean Candles

Candles for decorative purposes that haNo become dingy and discol- ored may be made 10 look like new by spongine with absorbent cotton wet with alcohol.
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Gossipss Corner
StiHeu Straws

After straw hat has been cleaned and dried, sponge it thoroughly with the beaten white of an egg and let stand on cone of cardboard to dry. This will stiffen it.
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Hstter from James Condon to Sally
 Atherton.

AthertOn.
 Continued.
 But I must confess, Sally dear. that also had rather caddish de- sire to still listen in, and 60 I kept still
 Mrs Atherton is friend wife's dearest friend" said another man in . sarcastic tone of voice.
 Same old story" remarked an- other sapiently. "A man will break up the friendship of any two women."
 How about woman coming be- tween two men, old chap?" inquired the youngest member of the party, who hadn't said much.
 Well" remarked the man who had spoken first, 'all I've got to say is that Prescott is walking on thin ice with that woman. There Is something about her-an intangible something-that will make any man
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Lard for Pitch

You can remove pitch from cloth ing with lard. Then sponge with turpentine. hang in the open air un- til all odor has been removed.
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Rnai sauce

When soft eustafd or cream sauee eurdles in making, set il In 8 nan of ice water and heat with an egg heater until smooth,
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For Rhubarb

Add pinch of soda to stewed rhubarb when nearly done and much less sugar will be required for sweet ening.
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Ivory Handles

Avoid putting ivory handled knives in hot water, as this will turn them yellow.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16

If all the eggs of single codfish were matched into fish, which should in turn hatch all of their eggs, In very few years the whole earth would be buried under many feet of codfish.
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farmer at Lic1tenburg. South Africa. recently found crow that had choK&d to death on 7iz carat dia- mond.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
San,lpaper Cake

You can remove the burned DOT tions from bread or cake my rubbing with a fine sandpaper.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Fan Dries Clothes

On rainy day when you have to dry the clothes inside, an electric fan Is most useful in directing air cur rents.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-16
Saving Mas

Utilize 'the short ends of paraftin candles by whiting over a floor that is to be waNed,
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Clean Ash IraYs

Ash trays of antimony or brass that have become blackened from use may be cleaned by applying denatured al- cohol, then washing in hot vinegar and salt.