Word: returns
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...operative Society will give 12 1 2 per cent. discount from present laundry prices to all whose linen is called for and returned by the errand boy, as soon as twenty-five more men make the special arrangement. Regular laundry days, Monday and Thursday. At present the boy calls for linen on Monday morning, and returns Thursday p.m. or Friday a.m. Under the arrangement proposed above, boy will collect and return on both days. Special laundry bags are loaned gratis. The Society is not competing against cheap laundry work, and the present excellence of the work done will be maintained...
Stewart, who has been stroking the crew all winter, was obliged to go home a few days ago. and may not return for several weeks. He has been greatly troubled of late with insomnia, caused by overtraining, and his physician advised him to take a complete rest. During his absence the crew will be stroked by Cald well of last year's crew...
...operative Society will give 12 1-2 per cent. discount from present laundry prices to all whose linen is called for and returned by the errand boy, as soon as twenty-five more men make the special arrangement. Regular laundry days, Monday and Thursday. At present the boy calls for linen on Monday morning, and returns Thursday p.m. or Friday a.m. Under the arrangement proposed above, boy will collect and return on both days. Special laundry bags are loaned gratis. The Society is not competing against cheap laundry work, and the present excellence of the work done will be maintained...
...operative Society will give 12 1-2 per cent. discount from present laundry prices to all whose linen is called for and returned by the errand boy, as soon as twenty-five more men make the special arrangement. Regular laundry days, Monday and Thursday. At present the boy calls for linen on Monday morning, and returns Thursday p.m. or Friday a.m. Under the arrangement proposed above, boy will collect and return on both days. Special laundry bags are loaned gratis. The Society is not competing against cheap laundry work, and the present excellence of the work done will be maintained...
...when the time is expiring." Whereabouts in my communication did you find that? The method I suggested involved no more trouble to the librarian than the present method; but by a garbled quotation you wholly misrepresent my idea. I entirely agree with you that if a student forgets to return reserved books, "a privation for a time may help to make him a little more considerate of others." I only suggest that a week is long enough (especially during the examination period) instead of the present month, which is one-seventh of the college year. There is only one more...