The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
Business and LOUe Mix
With the Best Results
In Marital Partnership
/" Wharfage IL What Both
Parties Make of IT,"
Says Mrs. T. v. r.
King, Founder Of the
Society for the Pre-
Uenfion of Infant Nor
tally and Men, Der Of
HousetDiUes' League.
Marguerite M0Oers Marshall.

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"Marrias. n wha, both m.ks O, IT,"
began Mrs. King. TT is not only . low.
affair but . business affair. It Il q
for life.
"Whsn . young couple make mp
their minds to enter the married
state, they should get their heads
together ana start right out to
make their future path OF sun
shine. They can do II II they only
pull together. I know that many
moro young fol1s would 6ss mar
RED, ana stay happy AFTER they
were married, II they only Knew
how to manage on small income
the members OF our society TOT inc
Prevention OF Infant Mortality nave
not confined their EFFORTS 10 showing
people now 10 take good care OF oAoie..
We look out for the entire househoio
ana Try 10 improve the conui'loh Oh oo'"
parents ana chiidren' ana also VI INC
poc*etoook. we nave tausht ha"'
young people just no" 10 30 aoou' man
aging on small income, ana some o,
them to-day own their niue ho"es ""'
are very happy' wheh o'nerw'se '"e'
might be stu single ana unhappy.
HEAVY WASTE IN HOMES Or
THE POOR.
II started some years ago to teach
economics among my young friends and
among some of the very poor OF this
big CITY. have found more waste
than one would dream Of They seem
50 totally ignorant Of how to Nnanage
] have visited homes where the income
was anywhere from six to ten dollars
per week, and where the family con-
sisted OF from six to eight children and
grownups, They. of course, had barely
enough to keep body and soul together.
They were very anxious to economize.
hut dad not know how TO go about It,
To-day they have learned how to get
as much value for one penny as they
formerly got for two. They have
learned how TO prepare substitutes for
meat. how to make delicious soups
without meat. and how to cook many
other nutritious and cheap dishes,
which scanned n revelation to them.
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young 'oiAs %" "
tcal economies. tninA INC puD"o
schools ought 10 TAKE shs msttss
mp. should suggest the night
schools. whore many Of the young
neopls 0o. ana where they might
,.+ an. r,gh+ . ,ssh IN
800 49, ..,n y. ..n,h. rr-c.
won sAss "o~~
nos1 scono"ncs
Have you any sample budgets which
show economy" asked Mrs. King.
II had @ friend who some time ago
was vary much reduced in circum-
.,anc.. 40 much 40 that to her mind
her 'heo'ho vas "o' su"''"' W ''so VI"
she had Out MY collars month tor
herself and her husband. She came to
me and declared that It would be I'm
possible to get along.
".yes. Won can, said / " Won only
-, 20 MANAGE,
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fhat why i'o app."ee 70 YOU,
she repleo, ana 80 we s'ar'eo out with
the nfty doliars
I'VE took a modern nat in Harlem,
with five rooms and bath. every room
sunny. bright and airy. II was sun
nl,ed with steam heat. hot water. tel.-
phone service, and there were no stairs
to climb. II was but few doors away