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Evening Star, Issue 19662, 15 September 1927, Page 15

The members and visitors of the South Dunedin branch of the Otago Home Economics Association met at Te Taumata and had the'pleasure of hearing a talk by Mrs W. Boss on the activities of ■women during the late war. The speaker took various parts of usefulness, and spoke from her own experience of the willingness of all to do their share. It seemed often that the war, ns it were, gave women a different outloojc. Those who had boon used to every luxury gave their service eagerly, and “the colonel’s lady and Judy O’Grady ” were, indeed, “ sisters under their skins.” It is hoped that Mrs Ross at some future time will give another such interesting talk. Supper brought the meeting to a close. Start the day well. A teaspooutul of Krusal, Hie "Morning Salt,” will beep yon fit. .It tones up the system and gets rid