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Always losing your galoshes? Here’s an idea to help you keep track .of them. Carry a clothes* pin with your name printed on it, and when you take your galoshes off, snap them together with the pin. Particularly valuable when you are attending public meetings . . . and for the children going to school. If the* child is too small to read, draw some symbol on the clothespin, such as hearts, stars, etc.
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Don’t wait until a wool suit is very soiled before having it cleaned, and don’t substitute a pressing for a needed cleaning.
Badly soiled garments need drihtic cleaning which is hard, on the/fabric. Much can be done at Rome to keep wool clothes clean. Frequently brushing in the direction of the grain of the cloth helps. Brush inside and out, in and around pockets, and inside cuffs. Airing helps, too. Sponging with cleaning fluid, especially collars, cuffs, and other parts which soil first, is an aid.
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