The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-08

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onlv half 90 much q. thsv io nov, hut tho
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thsl~ss univ w INV mothers ngii sdh~eence
10 her motto ~ Never waste which fou.
NV bear girls. coult apply ~ iu-' 90 great
sdvantase NV
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when 90 had . best dress ~ maze. hut oil
our other dre-~e- and everything else 80
I-~d ,o mass ourselve-, and all tho rag q
acraI- werr saved faithfully We u-pd a.
hav" two RAG bass. me for colorpd rag
and n for white raxe. mi we saved every
scrap aud sold them ~ the mxman We
got something for thein. and thai vas 80
M uch gain. And 10 90 had any old iron,
obi hoop- - tubs OF pals or broken fiat
irons or ANYTHING like hat w saved them
all tll ~ had enough and then sold them
~ 'he junkman. and Of course We saved
ana soid Did n~w-psp~rs In just tho same
vsv. and bottles. everything; W wasted
nothing. and these thingr all brought an
something
I never knew NV mother 80 cut
and slash tn. STRING on bundles and then
throw tho string away When a bundle
ca Inc in -he would unite the cord carefully
and wind IL up around her fingers in n little
bunch and save u. a. Won saw me do with
this string just now, 80 We always had
plenty of twin. and cord for whatever use
W. might need them; W. newer had 10 buy
any. And 81 curse she saved oil wrapping
paper. 40 that We always had wrapping
paper in the house.
80 in these little simple things Of paper
and Irvine alone we saved cents and five
cent-es and dimes-probahly a dollar or
two in the course OF a year. Not muchP
No. but enough 10 buy a pair Of shoes that
We might not otherwise have had.
We economical in eating. OF course. We
ALWAYS had enough 20 eat, but usually
simple food, and never any waste. Our
mother knew Just what we had TO do IN
We were going to get along a. we wanted
to. and she had the courage to do IL, and
she never wasted
with that not close but still strict
and wakeful economy everywhere We
always had money enough for everything
We needed snd our house was always
furnished and in order. and we had one
Of the hest pews In church, and really We
were somebody in our circle. as good as
the best. and we all felt that way: and all
his was made possible by our mothers
management. by her adhering unfailingly
to her motto of never waste.
AS the saying il, we had things, and
We always had a little reserve. We were
not pinched in case of emergency; We
didn't nave to borrow-debt 10 a dreadful
thing-we were really independent.
And you know that We girls all married
we'll. Our family's thrift didn't deter young
from coming to ace us. And l tell
you, my dears. that many q young man
OF limited income il kept from proposing
by fear OF e~xtravagance and wastefulnees
on the part OF the girl be would like 20
marry, tell you. girls, that no man ever
thought lees OF a girl because she vas
careful and economical, but you may be
sure that for these qualities he would love
her all the more
And then Aunt Lucinda proceeded 70
finish u~nwrappinR the parcels. There was
candy In the box. but still abe hoped that
her hints on the subject Of economy would