... cake. After cleaning brasses in damp weather. wipe with a soft rag smeared with vaseline. To disinfect garbage pads burn a few newspapers on top of garbage occasionally during the warm weather. A teaspoonful of ammonia added to a bowl of warm water removes ...

... tho Telegraph New \ork correspondent) that Miss Rosenberg was a eccentric. She lived on what she could find m dustbins ami garbage carts, but in vanous honks £6,000 stood to her credit She lived in cellar for which she paid a few shillings week. She had ...

... from Sing Sing Prison few months ago by hiding in garbage barrel. He sawed the bottoms from five barrels, which telescoped into sixth barrel, which had sound bottom. The driver of the ash-truch picked up the barrel and dumped it near Tarrytown, and. darkness ...

... Slug am; Prison a hew months ago by hiding in garbage barrel. lie sawed the bottoms !tom use barrels, which he telescoped into a sixth barrel, which had a sound bottom. The driver ut the ash ttuck picked up the barrel and dumped it near larrytown, and ...

... Marquis de Ladouse. is only on the ashcan route between cheques from his sister. ary. the vacancies has to poke around into the garbage cans which may sometimes contain a perfectly good turkey or chicken drumstick but, as far as known, never yielded pint of ...

... meaning, will refrain froii transgressing and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. _ With regard to picking up garbage or tow, | train him by dropping pieces where he find them. Directly lie approaches, g*' the cautionary No,” and if he ...

... meaning, he will refrain from transgressing and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. With regard to picking up garbage or food, train him by dropping pieces of meat , where he will find them. Directly he approaches give the cautionary ...

... Incident By LIAM GRANT and a little wind from the troubled the leaves . . , street around him stank with J. decay of untended garbage, and the hot sun carved away the shadow of the buttress. Fire from the Nationalist musketry had died down somewhat, but the ...

... Bradition, was first a bright yellow, when it was known as the Persian rose. But the Blessed Virgin, passing by, stopped to pick one of its blooms, when instantly in her hands it changed to snowy white. Thus it became the flower especially appropriate ...

... There no other dentist within fifteen miles. Hundreds of harvest hands pour into the region in the spring and early summer to pick and pack vegetables and return again in the autumn for fruit gathering. If there is need for dental service they wait, if possible ...

... refresh. ing jel y. by the addition of flavourings and powdered gelatine. Scraps of bread are too often consigned to the garbage tin, instead of be i ng tied up in various ways, such as baking dry and then rotiug out to mak e crumb, tor cutlets. etc.; ...

... remembered All’s buried fortress, and quarrymen were put to work. While the. work was rjoitiE on, Arab workman raised slab pick, revealing marbel stairway without steps loading downward m spiral fashion, into wilderness of marble columns. This very wonderful ...