Just before you go to bed,
Push the clock an hour ahead.
Don’t forget to set the time locks on your safes ahead an hour. Otherwise you’ll be all mixed up.
At Ye Olde Colonial Inn, according to the Aurora Beacon-News, a special “Table de Haute” dinner was served last Sunday. And the Gem restaurant in St. Louis tells the world: “Our famous steaks tripled our seating capacity.”
CHANCES, 2; ERRORS, 2.
Sir: While in the Hotel Dyckman I noted a sign recommending the 85c dinner in the “Elizabethian Room.” After a search I found the place, duly labeled “Elizabethean Room.” D. K. M.
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]Just what does the trade jargon mean, “Experience essential but not necessary”? We see it frequently in the advertising columns.
A variant of the form, “experience essential but not necessary,” is used by the Racine Times-Call, as follows:
“Wanted, secretary-treasurer for a local music corporation; must also have a knowledge of music, but not essential.”
As curious as the advertising form, “experience essential but not necessary,” is the form used by the Daily News: “Responsible for no debts contracted by no other than myself.”