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attendance. She’ll check agansC short circuits and have frayed wires repaired promptly. She’ll also make sure that she doesn’t overload wiring by plugging in 4 too many appliances on one circuit, especially high-wattage appliances! She’ll connect appliances to outlets, not light sockets. She’ll. see that curtains and dish towels hang far enough from range or heater so a breeze won’t blow them into flame or against high heat. If she has wooden shelves over the range, she’ll see that the bottom shelf is at least 24 inches sboove the top of the range and is protected by a layer of aspestos on the underside. She’ll use a waste basket or trash container of non-flammable material. She’ll keep matches out of sight and reach of young children, and also away from heat of the range . In frying or broiling, she’ll see that the fat doesen’t get on fire but if it does, she’ll throw on baking sodtf or salt to smother it rather than pouring water which may scatter the burning fat. A tight cover on the frying pan or kettle also may put out burning fat. ;
“BUTCH” BARBER HAS A SISTER
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barber, Jr., of Washington, have announced the arrival of a daughter born Tuesday night, October 18 in Warren Memorial Hospital, Front Royal.
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