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and some woollen stockings. Be sure 
you take flannels. This is the advice 
of one who never wears them at any 
other time. <A veil or two is very use- 
ful, as the wind is often high and biting, 
and I was much annoyed with wisps ot 
hair around my eyes, and also with my 
hair coming down while on horseback, 
until I hit upon the device of tying a 
brown liberty silk veil over the hair and 
partially over the ears before putting 
on a sombrero. This veil was not at 
all unbecoming, being the same color as 
my hair, and it served the double pur- 
pose of keeping unruly locks in order 
and keeping my ears warm. A hair net 
is also useful. 
Then you must not forget a rubber 
bath tub, a rubber wash basin, sponge, 
towels, soap, and toilet articles generally, 
including camphor ice for chapped lips 
