SAVING MONEY IN THE HOME.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 1 March 1917, Page 3

SAVING MONEY IN THE HOME.

THE Editor of "l)verylady's Journal" proclaims the February number to be a great money-saving and money-making issue. His ground for so. doing is a cluster of articles in which readers are shown how to make interesting hobbies develop into payable home industries, and how to manufacture in the .home many of those household necessities— such, for example, as bottled fruits— which are usually obtained from the storekeeper. The practical note is very s^rgngly sounded in this number of " Bverylady'^ .journal," but th.ere are also many interesting articles Qf a general character. For example, the Hon, W- A, Hglman, Premier of l^ew South Wales, writea on the subject of children and motion pictures; Mr Allan Wilkie talks about a Shakesperian Theatre for Australia ; and Miss Mary Card gives one of her fascinating lessons in crochet work. Other items of note are a new serial, and one or two short stories, whilst the usual budget of- free I>aper p^terns accompanies the