THE THINGS A WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 28 March 1913, Page 6

THE THINGS A WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

This strikes one as an appropriate title to the March issue of "'Everylady \s Journal," which is now on sale, for the number seems to cover every department of woman's life from babyhood to old age. Special features are: First a, new series of etiquette articles in fiction form, in which is to be told the story of a young Australian girl who came from the country and.graduated in the wavy; of society in tho city ; second, a new set of articles for young 'mothers, which will deal with the care from birth to school age; third, a finely illustrated chapter in a 'Nature-story, by Charles Barrett; fourth, an instructive article on the women of Russia, by M. E. Wilkinson ; mid, fifth, a substantial instalment of a thrilling serial by Mrs Humphry Ward. Among the good things that come regularly with this excellent journal may be mentioned tho five free patterns, five selected fashion designs, lessons in Australian crochet and other fancy work, and departments devoted to Literary Gems, books, cooking, cleaning, dressmaking, and the hundred and one subjects of interest to tho housekeeper. Tn thig connection it mi<rbt be added, that a sprightly discussion on the subject of domestic service is given, and a prize of £5 is. awarded to the best paper contributed on tho subject. To isum up the March issue of "Everybody's Journal" is full value for the sixpence, and we can confidently advise readers to purchase it at the local bookseller's.