Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-15 | Page 21 | Rules Tell How to Save Coal and Still Keep Warm

RULES ULES TELL HOW flOW TO SAVE SATE COAL AND STILL KEEP WARM I Ito Philadelphia Sept 14 Various arlous Various ways wn's I Ii i to save sn coal and anal still kc keep p warm are arc j i pointed out U by the general committee I of the anthracite coal operators HI era n a. a al I aeries of suggestions given ghen out here ere er on conservation of the fuel dur during n the coming coining winter months Briefly y they are Start and kitchen range fires Ches as fiS lato late as AB possible Forget the tho first fow few cool fall taU days I II window curtains during U the he a aday I 1 l I II day to a admit mit sunlight for that I In is free I I heat hont Dispense with awnings as thc they I shut out the sun nil all dx doors ors ami and windows 8 un and put asbestos around all furnaces urn l' s J i il an and collar pipes used for COl heatIng houtIng heat hout- l' l Ing purposes i Reduce the temperature to 67 degrees Do not walt wait until the mercury shows 74 H degrees before closing drafts B By this tots time that thal extra amount of oC coal will havo have been Leen consume consumed and wasted according to all economic rules Bedrooms where hele windows are aro opened for the nl night t or otherwise should be shut abut off heat UI Use blankets and antI I feel better In his the morning Wear cal heavier clothing This materially mater mater- I lall lally saves body bodO heat hent Thoroughly clean soot Hoot from pipes and boilers and ami do not mind doing a n little work In tho collar seeing that window windowpanes windowpanes JI panes arc aro tight and weather stripped like tho the other parts of or the house Burn nurn oil woo wood coke an and bituminous when possible Use gas for COl cooking and heating Cats Gits lighting at night aids In seating the tho home stores and buildings where used Use Usa heavy draperies S un on doors an and ana I III I windows for tor interior homo home decoration Interior beat heat II This aids In husbanding supply