nr -V-V L - ..vrhaVWiitVelr it- vit is astoh- " Oklahomaw-Oklahotr Library. Lomssission., , sary'm.the kitchejiT' the cupboard on thp
Ha Woiitrior Snowsrinns for the severa parents-desire, it., u is aswn -gecrcUr- Mr8 t Rt paie, Oklahoma City. . ...JL f ewis-'iThi.'w;-:?. ,ne
: 7y:, 'T " isning:nowinierci;i cvcu v,wv TeIllleee.wTennessee State -LibraryV De i;;,.- .ol f ;:.'ws
Housewife
rpartment-of-County Library - Extension; jii,;, "uuc wiuujrtuyuwru xor meaicines,
- ' ! - . ' . ,,Hi'.. W hr a Iamb dr. a trio Of SOmetniag-rector jonn.irotwooa .flioore, wasnviue...
4,A&1 a qowwi uciwccu muww. ,rfli whilo . T. - - " Texas. iexas t&tate ,iaDraryj . UDrauan, a-nugcj ,ui aiuw 4-wc, um mcy are we
"Din fly-killing-a prize to the one Who worm wmie0 ; V ' Elizabeth H.WestAust to.. ';..v:;,v ; out .of the fittle folks' reach. .The two lit-
lias the greatest nuniDer. - - . V . . . Iv m . -r.,..1?-8 uc.urawcri uwyw me medicine cupboard
.! J, d not kitchen sink, l"s ?r th.aVwhy ,n0 asK !?.?!--.5!L- Vf&'.uc?w?mllcI?2n. !wT' . contain. strings - screwdriver, , tack-ham-
i "t .. .i j i i. ner to duv a treasury saviuxs sidiuu t , - - ? v ?
keep a large pan near me aisnwaauiu 71 Vonre k week It is surorising how: So.utlV Carolina, Florida, Arkansas and Mis-i; - J., - , ,V 4 -
oi steps. . d howoon fiVe years wilh school: teacbers'Mo do if intheiast four thence caas ,m easUy. JThe large salt
clean if ??'S L 5 ! 7 ?ttes it to write the president ,of- the state; bin appeals, tothe. country, housewife, she
, with a ; t-- t--- tedemion pt women xcffioa ana as iot-tne -Uses: more, salt thatt the woman in town.
, and If You Should Need the cainour. nnCncCc b0 saltedVmeat salted
rhus certificates will.be redeemed liyou1 of .bread .reauire 1
the money in art emergency, not - i jr-L ?! J. half cup oL salt,. and 'tforshaker is too
but at V per cent compound. ' awvciusoucuw " V1-small to appeal to her. -yt v.,
is, it is sate trom hre, thieves or . ; vLaner .v T The-suice cans arft-larndl to,
temptation; easy to accumu-: . . . i'V.j. . and'coffee..canisters are Generous. In
and.easy to cash.-; . V-.- "0,,.??.: 50
to Purchaser-Should -your 'V""1 Vu" , pounds of flouh. Then .notice" the gener-
baby's daily bath should not be post office -be yerytiny and not keep" KXfC m?ST .cutlery
..particularly in warm weather, stamps ryou- can . get- them' troin tne . r;; r:-" ZlTAZThl r&uii .araersi inecupooara mtne base is
Lr tim Ut some- nearest town nosf office, the bankthe thmgswe read about-The Picture f or : .ooHhg .utensils.' ' .The -average
full. It will save you hundreds
Slop buckets are easily kept
thev are washed every morning,
;i short mop stick, soap and hot water
" cf nut in tbe .sun until needed.-
."thA unsihtlv.-smellr sloobucket is elimi- . need
' nated, and the flies are denied a good at Al2
breeding nlace. That
Do not trv to economize by using an personal
4 old worn-out broom. A worn-out back late
will be the inevitable result. Where
The
; neglected
! If vou a
'jthinor else ea undone. See that the older Federal reserve bank or; the-savings di
r children get in the tub or the creek every vision of ithe- treasury department - at "rfy
day. ' It will add to theif health as much Washington. D. C, and you can,send i
, as to their appearance. . l k xash,a .check, a draft br a money order s
..Do you have a sleeping porch?. If for the little ones and the postal and .
not, screen off, an end of any porch, treasury stamps for the' certificates.,,
' move all the members of the family out Uncle Sam is a wise and beneficent pldir
to sleep, and just notice how much earlier fellow to .those of us who will take ad-;.
you feel like getting up, and note the vantage of his kindness. . '
extra vigor vou will have. A cold . "
library Service for Rural Women ,
"I AM a little backwoods teacher and;
we are starved i for something ; to pi
read. Our . school "has .nothing, not'
even a dictionary 4 - . .
Look up your state in the list below .
and .write to the- accompanying -ad- ;
dress; For a-grauo of :teoole to get "
. bath on rising will also put "pep' into
ybdr system. MRS. A. B. HURT.
Uncle Sam Shows Women and
Children How to Save
WE ARE not a saving nation.- That
... . is the reason we are so flat finan
cially, many of us: when the rainy day
comes. Yet we know that rain always reading matter in those states ha viner a
' follows sunshine sooner or later. Then" Library Commission is so simole that .l
for it? The it seems a shame to be without it.
and ITifitrtrV'. "nivlfcinn T iKrarw PYtAncInn Ta
gomery. Traveling libraries'.
. Georgia. Georgia " Library i'1 Commission:
secretary, Charlotte "Templeton, l Atlanta.
juenas tree traveling and package
Louisiana. Louisiana State Librar
mission: secretary, Mrs. Katherine
638 Lafayette Ave., Baton Rouge." "
North Carolina. North Carolina-" T.ibrarv
Commission, Raleigh, C. - Mary B. Palmer
why do we not prepare
- answer is doubtless in the sisters three,
"faith, hope, and charity, on which we
; depend too much.
. Ask a prosperous person why she
does not save and the answer is that
her husband says that investing to the
limit and making money is better than
saving it; ask a down and out and you
1 are told it takes every cent to live on.
-. Yet few are so wealthy that a few
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i A CONVENIENT ' AND - DESIRABLE-
kitchen, cabinet: is designed for small.
i 'towtrf amilies. The country housewife
whpbuyS'infiarger (uantities .lias left
' overs ufor ; which ;arplace "must, be pro
X Vided.-. She-should "study; many cabinets
v very' carefully before sfie buys
X Thi$ housewife 'bakes r 22 loaves of
X, bread. " Noticethe breafdmixer.' It cost
; $3.50.In baking, for a big family,. it sure-
V ly; pays int-the 'time T ind-'energy saved
ta kneadjhelbread.- . )
The4 food grindel1 rT fastened to the
V board "pays f orjtself every month in sav
i ing ooMs :an'd ends.llecently.last June,
;the .qherry:rseeder'l worked "hardr'knearly
every dayThe serving ( tray saves many
steps.The gasoline; irOnr. on top the
4' cabinet irons -ott Hhe -cool, porch away
vfrom. the.hot st6ve and saves a thousand
;a giance. ,neQ"e 4ts-arrival aozens ot
V Steps ie very, day carried the housewife to
the living-room . to! look at Jlhe clock to
-.see how-close .the ""dinner hour, was upon
4"
- T, was interested r'ln an ' advertisement
jor-
, , t . ... ; ' - - j. , . 2 - for "akitchencabiner which i- saw. the
libraries., snows .some conveniences m uIC.khu,cv th ,n b ,d - , d f t
y Com- vojt a woman. who was rar irom tne city . - . - -vt,f fv -0j -Tf ctotAf1
m. mw, ano its .stores. ane sxuaieu neriiarui unU .;k.tti
- - r " :I"u "" T . J,, elimination ot waste m 'maustry, ,
vertisements she sawn, the paper. , :f x tbaf . inth Afnn' vitrbpn.
Tready dollar would come aniss some derSter Ww i3ed,113.ateps
-, J ... -r. :r' " , rlc Inlw' wr yc.cia"Vu - Rirahle. fnr' the farm woman. 1 he-;tnrinv ttiA taA tvioolc
day, on the principle that 'a Jittle
stream will quench a great thirst" and
iew nave so nttie jo spenatnat a lew
dollars a month could not be put aside.
A Little Saying Is No Sin. A little
saving is no sin is an old English quo
tation. , It is a good one to keep in
mind;. the other extreme is that a mis- ,
er's existence is not life nor his treas
ure riches, because in accumulating he
has lost the ability to use them wisely.
' We can find the middle course and
keep it . ; , -'. T
Uncle' Sam has come to the rescue,
elping us to. save in a small way. You
or I can go to the post office . and buy
one or . more 10-cent postal savings'
ssiamps. vynen we get iv, $1 wortn,
they are exchanged for a $1 Treasury
Saving Stamp.' Twenty of these are
exchanged for a Treasury Saving Cer- .
' tificate and then has arrived the; glad
- day on which Uncle Sam begins to pay .
us interest. Compound interest at Ayi
..Oer cent free .'frniti stnt unA fnral tav-'
1 ation is something to smile over. -
How Money Growsv -Sell a'hen, now.l
.and then, deposit the money with the
postmaster in postal stamps (10. cents, :
.and treasury stamps ($1), .and ; five.
years from the day you reach $20 and;
wvc me pwsimaster turn your treas
ury stamps into certificates-Uncle Sam
will .return, you $25. Similarlyuf you
t put in $80 you can' draw.. out. $100 and
if -you put in 800you can'draw out
: $1,000, all with; the guaranteed, of ' our ;
is nb earthly .institution more : reliable. '
Habits Are at First Cobwebs at Latt
, Cables We, .our. liyes,,are" made up ofr-
.'.' habits Ar".ri?nrViiM;..nri4-r-n4li-itt ,'4-Ua-'. t,ntC:i.v,VT
good while, weare in. the " thread" or s
stnng.-or. cord stage. JJn dther' words,--.'
; why". .not Jiave yourJittle ;gir:ask' the .
teacner to buy. her a. postaL(not pos
ers
contests, and books on a wide variety of sub
jects.
OUR PATTERN
sirable 'for the farm' woman. ?:The CUp-.Cwere taken. in--nrenarinerh thrpe meals
board 6n the left is us'ed for dishes neces-n cf , a :day,': With - a cabinet- of Jhe best
t v -"f - t cm .t;. . A
?or .nearly three-fourths 'of I the total. The
paying rdf-. time.- andj.energy'ithel- add
edjime for recreation; reading: and rest,
-pay good interest o'rt the money jnvolved.
'It'$ time we put a little; more; study on
- kitchen equipment '
191 Ladies' House Dress. Cut in' sizes
-36, 38, 40," 42, fand 44.-inches bust "
,r .measure, Size- requires 4 -yards
-6-inch, material .with yard 32-inch
and'
1
1256 Ladies' DressyCut' in sizes 36, 38, 40, ? 1
ts, 42, 44,46. 48,-50, 52, 54,"nd '56 inches'
bust .measured Size 36 requires 3fi,
'yards 40;inch"xnatertal.r"- 4.eV. .
"'J ' ." - r XJ. r, "v"4, ; ''l'
7 442 Boys' 1 Blouse. Cuf in I sizes 4, 6,' 8,
8 ' years.' 'Size 4 " reauires -1$
yards 3&-inch "material with vardc
' 32-insh contrasting; ' v "
1301 Ladies' ' House- Dress. ut in . sizes
"r"' .36, 40, and 44 inches - bust measurer
' Site 2 36 -requires 3 vards 36-inch ,
; -material with yard 36. inch :coh-
1167 Ladies' Dress. Cut in sizes 36, 38, 40,'
i 42,and 44 inches bust, measure. Size.
oo reauire s 3 rards s 36-inch mate- ?
rial; with M yard. 34-tnch contrasting
,'m.,V ''r;"' T'. -.mstenat.and ljjf, yards .of binding.,
' T1C? of each-pattern 1 IS cents.. Two 'patterns ordered, at one time T2S 'cents, stamps' v
-or. coin (coin -i?referred).t-:Ten .day required to filf order$.VFfic of our.'Fashiott ,
. . a v 1 1 u i j i t 1 1 l w r . lira n t. n n a h . . ry ... - - .wa. wuu . . u..-.u..a iam..wm &a auu. tfii u ir-MM. . i.i. j.ti j t- ytiiit- .. . v
dohs ill 'over AhVrrii.r..W r, Vve,eWnW. . rf ,,.a 4tfvr w.ih, ;
a ui3-io rtitf ih Tr ? T . ' j.. . n tv, ... r . j.-iiwe nower mo
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. How I Trained a Green Cook
A SULTRY July day several years ago,
j'".a' small - colored girl about 184 years
. .of age called to: see me about .work. I,
. weighing nearly 200 pounds -and riot very
strong had' been ; wishing ;al tha hot
-morning,"as I stood 'overhe stove; that
' ; I asked her If she, iiould -cbblCi :r-1 ,
- "No, jma'amr she : repliedf;"but. I'se
t willing ,to learnt ;V r;,:-:' J .
I "told .her we' would begin by working
; together. V.The ;first work that ;wK did
was to' clear;the dining table,1: wash the
dishes and. set the. table ready for-supper.
t-Thatjeveriingwe; cooked supper, to
't'gemer. .Before beginning: the meal, we
-first ' examined what" wasleft ; cooked
-.-from' rdinner, and; then .made .out "a list
-if.Vhat was needed for, supper.i"I began
t with" very Simple fishes at.first;and then
. Showed her Ihow; id serve" them. I sel
- dom.ha'd4o,"showwher more than once or
f -twice.I never scolded at .'a mistake, but
' 'praisedoffeh for she was worthy of 'it
Beaded Silk Dag
ONE"' of v the'new ; Vmiser" pouches ;is
crocheted in 'taupeV silk ? and; steel
beads."'- It- is verv. lonts- measuring . 42
-Inches in lengthy not; ikicludihg the tassel
and fringe -land the" flat nd"is,7 inches
,'wide, - One ; end . is round " and- solidly
star; pattern topped; with
qts.andAtiriisnea wun