Salt Lake Herald | 1891-05-17 | Page 2 | Economical Storage

Economical Storage A fanny thing came to the notice of aNew a-New York girl on the occasion of the recent warm spell of weather Crossing Seventh avenue she saw a pet young man of her acquaintance entering a door over which hung the ominous three gold balls with his winter overcoat on his arm He was walking in a sprightly fashion and seemed to be at peace with his pocketbook and with the world And yetthere he was on his way into a pawnshop Meeting the young woman later nil was explained You see he said blithely I boaralY and have so little closet room that I cant keep my coat in any kind of shape and so I hang it up Hang it up Yes that is give it to ny uncle Pawn it dont you know They pay me about half its value Perhaps if Im lucky 1 get twenty dollars for it may be a little more They put it away in camphor for me and next fall I go after it I had to pay 4 per cent interest on the month for the length of time I have had it but that dont amount to much In return I have had the use of the money mon-ey all summer havent had to pay storage stor-age on my coat and have been furnished with a guarantee that old jUnky would take good care of it for meNew York World LWorld