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On the other side of the courtyard was Mrs. MacLaggan's laundry.
"Just think of it I I feel I may speak of it to you ... we seem to have come so near to each other to-night " "They brought my laundry back yesterday, and for one piece of silk lingerie I was charged guess?" I couldn't imagine how much. "Seventy-five cents think of that!" As the Eoites came tramping back from the lecture, they found us still seated there.
Under the new system of limiting housework to eight hours a day, the housewife must insist that all applicants be willing and able to perform any part of the housework she may assign, and their duties ought not to be specified otherwise than by the term HOUSEWORK. The employee who refuses to wait on the table during the absence of the waitress, or to cook, or to do the laundry work, or to answer the telephone, or to carry packages from her employer's automobile to the library, because she does not consider it "her place to do these things," should be instantly discharged.
A minute and rather finicky care of his wardrobe had been second nature to him the habits of a soldier systematised the routine and he was satisfied that his clothes would outlast winter demands, although laundry expenses appalled him. As for his clubs, he hung on to them, knowing the importance of appearances in a town which is made up of them.
After all, your mother had four children, and mine had seven, and they didn't make such a fuss!" He did not mean to be unkind, she would remind herself. And what he said was true, after all. There was nothing more to say. "Wallie, have you any money for the laundry?" "Oh, Lord! How much is it?" "Two dollars and thirteen cents; four weeks now." "Well, when does he come?" "To-day."
Lutie then selected for her Steady a Young Man with Hair who played the 'Cello. He was so wrapped up in his Art that he acted Dopey most of the time, and often forgot to send out the Laundry so as to get it back the same Week. Furthermore, he didn't get to the Suds any too often. Lutie thought he was Great, but what Lutie's Father thought of him could never get past the Censor.
When a copy is required, moisten a piece of unsized paper lightly with a sponge, and apply it to the writing; then smooth the wet paper over with a warm iron, such as is used in a laundry, and the copy is immediately produced without the use of a machine. COPYING PRINTS. Moisten a piece of paper with a solution of soap and alum, lay it on the print or picture, and pass it under a rolling press.
There was a great deal he wanted to know, in a few minutes, when he felt less oppressed. The night came swiftly, lit by his familiar lamps; Rudolph moved about in the orderly disposition of fresh white laundry. A coat needed pressing. It would do to-morrow. The doctor hurt him with a little scraping stab at the bottom of his ear.
You do not know where this baby lived, and who are its father and mother, and like as not it is too young to live at all away from them and will die," and Tattine raised one plump little hand and gave Doctor a slap that at least made him "turn tail," and slink rather doggedly away to his own particular hole under the laundry steps.
"He's a good landlord, I guess," continued the young woman; "anybody in the row will tell you that, and he means to keep his houses in good repair. Now you see, here's the kitchen. You see how big it is. Here's our laundry tubs, our iron sink, our boiler, and everything we want. It's all as clean as a whistle; and get on to this big cubby under the sink where I can stow away things."
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