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8
HAYWOOD'S
MIXOLOGY.
In
buying
glassware
choose
white
as
it
looks
much
better
when
polished
up.
Never
ask
customers
unnecessary
questions,
it
is
very
an-
noying,
to
say
the
least.
Use
tacks
or shot
to
clean
bottles.
Peel
all
lemons
you
intend
to
squeeze;
use
peel
for
flavoring.
Never
throw
a
customer's
change
at
him.
Lay
it
down
quitely
and
politely
before
him,
with
thanks.
In
mixing
all
beverages
containing
carbonated
waters
such
as
Tom
Collins,
soda
cocktails
or
Rickeys,
we
recommend
Krause's
Seltzer
and
Soda
as
being
the
acme
of purity.
I
do
not
wish
to
pose
as
a
reformer,
but
I
do
not
think
it
looks
nice
to
smoke
or
chew
back
of
the
bar.
One
of
the
great
secrets
of
success
in
business
is
to
give
the
customer
the
same
to-day
you
gave
him
yesterday,
i.
e.,
the
same
quality
and
quantity.
Always
let
the
customer
think
he
knows
more
than
you
do.
Avoid
religious
and
political
discussions.
Keep
damp
sponge
in
cigar
case
in
winter.
Soak
corks
before
using.
Be
polite
to
everybody.
Say
"thank
you/'
on
receiving
pay-
ment
from
a
customer;
it
does
not
cost
anything
and
can't
help
but
create
a
good
impression.
Never
let
customers
think
you
are
listening
to
their
convei-
sation,
unless
you
know
it
is
agreeable
to
them.
Keep
doing
something
all
the
time,
then
you
will
get
credit
for
being
in-
dustrious.