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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 3, 12 June 1930, Page 2

Don't Look Back Whatever you do, don't look back an«d iwMne about t&e '/good old days,'' as many do. Tfoosc old days were cruel and refentdess; days of ruthless competition, when each fought for iirrfc&e]i alone, regardless/ of his fellows. That method of life Jtas failed to bring hap7>ine>;s. health, or anything else worth iwhi'l-e to humanity, and conscjjaentiy is being scrapped,^ and the principle of co-operation-—of mutual aeryice— is ig'oing to take its place. . HOX7SGBHOIJD H3NTS.

l>o not iang or fold a knife-pleated dress. "Screw" it. from top to bottom and. put into a drawer or trunk.

. Shoes that are not in . use should I^l •cleaned .at least once a foxtnighS^

otherwise tih-ey "will -wear almost &s mittch as if -worn every day. Thick Tvinter boots should have a Ji=tt3« castor oil or other grease rubbed in occasionally wien not in use. '

. When gathering or sJhirring muslin or other thin. material wiijh the machine,^ keep the first finger of the left hand ligfctly pressed behind the needle until the space between needle and finger is full; then begin again. This gives that even stroked appearance admired in •shop-made clothing.