A NOVEL WAY OF MAKING MONEY.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 1 June 1916, Page 3

A NOVEL WAY OF MAKING MONEY.

WIDESPEEAD interest has been taken in a series of articles now running in " Everylady's Journal," in which readers are advised in various ways of making money. Sometimes a hobby, from which pocket money may be made, is suggested, 1 and sometimes a livelihood is outlined, In this way practical instruction has been given in such occupations as spinning and weaving., leathertooling, and various fqrms pf fancywork, herb-rrajsing, and sundry branches of agriculture and horticulture. This month (May) there is a change, in the shape of a very brightly written interview, in which Miss Annie Jones, a clever young West Australian, tells how she raised over £50 by undertaking a story-telling tour through the cities and the hackfylocks qf the western State. The money was all given to the Patriotic I Fund, and in securing it Miss Jqnes had some strange experiences that make Gapital reading. Another feature qf this (May) issue of" Everylady's Journal " is the second series of puzzles in a big new, warrpuzzle contest that is just beginning, with £5Q cash, and 149 other prizes. The subjects &_re either places or men who have come into prominence in the war, and it may interest our readers, |q know that the contest is open tq any reader of this paper who cares tq buy " Everylady's J.qurn^l" lQca|jy for 7d, qr send' ?s fop a year's subscription ! tq the puhiiishjer, T. Shaw Fitchett, 376 ! Swanston Street, Melbourne.