By Philip Baynard and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 23 , 1951P. 20 West Coast Intelligence: Elevator operators in Barker Brothers largest furniture store in Los Angeles, are instructed to advise patrons: "Notice your step, please".
The suspects typically place a sticky substance into the card slot of an A.T.M., then tape a sign next to the machine advising patrons to re-enter their identification numbers in the event of technical difficulties.
In past years, to try and bridge the gap (and help the wait staff), some restaurants in Austin installed tasteful tabletop signs, advising patrons that there would be an automatic 18percentt gratuity added during Formula One Grand Prix weekend.
When he's not advising patrons to stay away from the windows where tear gas canisters are being lobbed, he encounters a mysterious woman who slips him documents suggesting a link between her dangerous boyfriend Freddie Hamid (David Avery and Lauriee's Richard Roper.
The bartender, a lovely dark-haired woman, genially advised her patrons about the menu, handwritten on the giant slate wall.
They note that Anne Cottavoz, 48, a pixyish immigrant from France who owns the health store, not only sells products, but also advises her patrons about sleep, how to calm their digestion and other matters.
Grants, on the other hand, allow a patron (and the scientists advising that patron) to choose who gets the money.
Though even Mengistu's Soviet patrons advised against it, the Dergue, as François Jean of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) put it at the time, chose to employ "shock treatment in order radically to transform Ethiopian rural society".
At Gonzalez y Gonzalez, a Mexican restaurant on lower Broadway, Ana Harris, the general manager, said that some ill-advised patrons tried to use hot sauce as a sort of topical antifreeze.
Penny-wise patrons are advised to tap into this culinary mosaic on a weekday when a $20, three-course prix-fixe meal is available.
