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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
770
2236.
How
to
take
care
of
your
Hat.
i.
Should
you
get
caught
in
a
shower,
always
remember
to
brush
your
hat
well
while
wet.
When
dry,
brush
the
glaze
out,
and
gently
iron
it
over
with
a
smooth
flat
iron.
ii.
If
your
hat
is
VERY
wet,
or
stained
with
sea
water,
get
a
basin
of
clean
cold
water,
and
a
good
stiff
brush;
wash
it
well
all
over,
but
be
careful
to
keep
the
nap
straight;
brush
it
as
dry
as
you
can,
then
put
it
on
a
peg
to
dry.
When
dry,
brush
the
glaze
out,
and
gently
iron
it
over
as
above.
iii.
Should
you
get
a
spot
of
grease
on
your
hat,
just
drop
one
drop
of
benzine
or
sapine
on
the
place,
and
then
rub
it
briskly
with
a
piece
of
cloth
until
out.
iv.
Should
you
be
travelling,
always
tie
your
hat
up
in
a
handkerchief
before
putting
it
into
your
case;
this
will
save
it
from
getting
rubbed
or
damaged
through
the
friction
of
the
rail
or
steamboat.
v.
Never
put
your
hat
flat
on
the
brim,
as
it
will
spoil
its
shape;
but
always
hung
it
up
on
a
peg.
vi.
Never
put
your
hat,
wet
or
dry,
in
front
of
the
fire,
as
it
will
soften
it,
and
throw
it
all
out
of
shape.
vii.
Before
putting
your
hat
down,
be
careful
to
see
if
the
place
is
free
from
spots
of
grease,
beer,
sugar,
&c.,
as
these
things
often
spoil
a
good
hat
more
than
a
twelvemonths'
wear,
and
are
often
very
difficult
to
remove.
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