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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
PROVISIONS

|he market ruled steady with fair jobbing
Jury. Quotations ranged as follows: city
r. In sets, smoked and aIr-dred 24@25c.;
|stern beef, in sets, smoked 24@25c.; city
|f knuckles and tenders, smoked and air
|ders. smoked; 26g27c, beef hams. s2s@
~ loose l5ql6c.; do, skinned, loose, l6
|na. smoked. city cured, as 10 brand and
|rsge, 16 4 @7c, hams smoked Western
biz shoulders. s. p. cured cured. pSSi loose, iOSc.:
smoked, 11% @12hc.: bellies In pickle.
|ording to average, loose. 1874 a 13c.; break
lea. i6Ql6c, breakfast bacon, Western
|ed. lbg lee: lard, Western, refined, in
ICES. IL hc.; do, do, in tubs. NE;
81 do pure city. kettle rendered. in tubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
ATTENTIoNMl
sTENoGRAPHERs. BooKKEEPERS.
CLERKS

Are you seeking a position or do you de-
sire to better your pOsition2 Right adver-
leading factors. Both be found at
Ledger Central. 4 large number OF young
Miss Dean" viii help you write an at
tractlye advertisement. list your qualifca-
tions and give you her personal attention
and aid. Hundreds of young ladies who have
had this service will testify to the satisfac-
tory results obtained. This Is free to
Ledger advertisers. Have talk with Miss
Dean at onCe-her advice Is free. Broad
and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

TELEPHONE o p Err A TORS
WANTED-Bright young women
between II and % years old, to
take up telephone operating; no
experience necessary; salary paid
while learning; pleasant work;
permanent position, Apply in
person. Bell Telephone Co., 406
Market St. between $3.50 a. m.
and p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

There is 3 drug store near your
home that win accept Ledger want
ads st once rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (Or like this)

which Is permitted In az classifeations ex-
cept Help and situations Wanted Lost aud
Found Personals. Boarding and Rooms aad
FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE 10 ANY
OF ABOVE RATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like thisl
Three times one week ,.,....., i9Iac Per line
Six times one week .'.-.s...', l0c per line
Situations Wanted, three times one week. 10
cents per agate line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be in
serted in the daily Public Ledger
at no additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING LEDGER
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined Is 3 cents Der
agate line, with the exception OF Help Wanted
and Situations Wanted, which Is 10 cents
per line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
GRAIN AND FLOUR

|yHEAT. Receipts, 2lS.327 hush. Demand
Il fair, and with bulllsh speculation In the
|st prices advanced &c. Quotations: Car
Il, IN export elovator--No. . rcd, spot. and
|rch' T.i9dD1.22; No. southern red, silly
2O; steamer No. red, Sl.166pl,19: No, 3
Il si.i6di.f9: rejected A. S1.13 a dD1.l5la ;
Iected b, Sl.12pl.l5.
13.sO4 bush. The market
Is quiet but steady at the recent decline.
|otatons: Car lots for local trade, as to To-
|ion--No, yellow. 81 nS2c.; steamer ,Sel-
Tgh a 80 &c; No. yellow, 10 y a I6 l2c. I;
yellow 73 u Gp74lac.; cob, per 20 lbs.'
|a77c.
bars. Receipts 13.OO4 bush. The market
Is quiet, with ample offerings at the late de-
|ie Quotations: No, 2 white, 53@ 80 he;
|ndard Will e. 81 B52c.; No. 3 white, SOTO
l.; No. white, 4SGp49c.; sample oats, 45W
l.. purified oats, graded, 501s @b2c.
14O5 bbls. and 2;S6S; ;l27
In sacks Demand was light and values
Fe largely nominal. Quotations, per l96 lbs.
blght, s5.50@5.7O; do, patent, So. SOD6.1O
bght, jute sacks. S. 2O65.5O; do. patent,
e sacks, s5.5O6D5.70; spring. first, clear.
|i5@5.4O: do. straight. $500 sos do,
|ent S5.75d6; do. favorlte brands, So. .25 a.
81 city mills. choice and fancy, patent. s6.25
| |15;. city mills regular, gradcsE-WinteT.
|r S5.2OQ5.4Oi do. straight. S5.5O@5 800;
| patent, S5.SO@6.10.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates,
quote at IS. a 6 per bbl., to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
HELP WANTEp-MALE

HE'LL WANIED-nAGG
BOY about ID, with experience on typewriterP
for insurance office; state reference ana
wages expected. u 207. Ledger oInee.
BOY over t6 years old in paper box factory
Eugene X. Plumly, Broad and Federal
BOYS wanted. 16 years or over, 70 work In
wall paper factory; apply az once Becker,
Smith Page. Water and SNYDER ave.
BOYS wanted over l6 years OF age, TO MI
cans; can make good wages. Apply corner
4th and NenanRO SITS.
BOYS. bright l6 to 49, for office work See
Mr.. ShAffner. Ledger Central.
CHAIR FRAAfERs wanted Apply s4+ 8,
5th st.
CHAUFFEUR, white, single. Prot; exp. and
iirst-class ref, required; In reply state wages
expected and last employer. SOS, Led. on.
CHEF, white; two walters. Apply to 403s
Chestnut St. about ! $50 p, m.
DRIVER-One used 70 handling barrelsi must
he active; steady position reference re-
quired d 220, Ledger Onice.
ERRAND BOY wanted; one who Is not afraid
Of work. elegant opportunity for advances
ment. NJ Silberman Sons. 9Th and South sta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

NACHINIST wanted at once; hrst-clasa lathe.
horizontal. boring min ana ehuckinE Iaths
hands. American Engineering COMPANY Al4-
mingo ave. and Cumberland 81. Phlln
AiACHINIST wanted for factory work; refcr-
ence required ABBY \. W. corner sth aud
Brown
AIACHINISTS wanted. Apply crana dept "a
Niles BE nlent-Pond Coz. Mithln and Mlaaol.
aud man a. butler and hpu1ealani su1d
vases. Apply be v. Homhrecht, Room 41t.
MAN AND WIFE. white Protestant. house
ulRn, butler ana cook. no Ha1ntna, sIzail
family; country. h. NauN. IhIoe Iuns r..
kn6wlsdse 8 6s1s i 90 1t5esfs c'al. ~.
MECHANICS Wanlad. alllaroana Iizzls.
eapatia of arcctiue and IIaIaI'IrE Es9 7nI
gasoline engines, must H4ft HI.IIaaH IaH4lI-
enct tnf ANa anl 81 Aa4 EqIne4al.
e.s e.....s ~ !. =, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
MAcHINIsr WANTED

Must be first-class machine hand
on lathe. shaper work; one with
some knowledge OF bench work
preferred steady work and good
wages 20 right man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
General

GOVERNMENT positions open 20 women. yIa
month. Write Immediately for free list
Franklin Inst Dept. Tl5 NJ. Rochester. NJ n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
ClnsslllcntInn VIII be Found ON PnRe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

sentative showing Of Novelty Shapes ever
brought together; styles TO match all pre-
r"itns dress materialS-i"r per &2 00
dozen to Observation-Disclosures. OcsUO
TRIMMING BUTTONS in beautiful Ivory.
FiGrcc effects in Gilt and Silver and Fancy
Metal Buttons in every wanted color and
size Tor one-piecc dresses. 20c GO IN
COAT BUT"rONS in extra sizes revealing
untold styles in Staple and Novelty &C M
patterns range from 5Uc dozen to- tDOsUV
SPECIAL MONDAY. \ lot of Fancy But
tons suitable fo- Childrcn's Coats or
worth to 69c dozen, will be sold at LCC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Radium Lace and Georgette


Nothing in the world Of fashion shows the
Oriental trend palmer than the department. OF
Dress Trimmings, again in the arcght after
partial retirement" Needless to add, therefore,
that the present season depends greatly upon
garnitures for the desired effect, and brilliance
seems best to express the height of desire. We
find measure Of pride, not i'll achieved, in the
fact that Richmonds most complete showing Of
Dress Trimmings. Garntures and Fur Embel-
lishments are to be found under this roof, and
we call special attention to the following:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

gorgeous SeQuin Bands
A sunburst of color is made
evident in Bands OF beautiful
Jet combined in wonderful COL
ors. U aqua lod variety
be between 2'c yard $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Waists of Georgette Crepe
Exclusive Buttons

Rather. a remarkable
achievement-this collection
of new effects in Buttons,
and none the less interesting
when you stop to ponder on
the present scarcity. This,
being a season Of color, the
Importance Of Buttons is
everywhere evident, and the
following lots define every
need:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
Marion College and
School of Music
Marion. Virginia.
In Mountains OF virginia.

Established In 1874. Junior College reg
ist"rcI hy Nirgint state hoard Of Educa-
ti1n four years high school and two years
c"!IcEe,. graduates receiving i've years
teachers certificate. which Ia rene wablc.
departments: Literary, Music ,pinMo. voice.
violin. pipe orSanl. Art Expression. Domcs
TIC Science and Art. Faculty ~ fourteen
men ana women. Christian environment.
500 for the session Of thirty six weeks, In
clnding board and tuition.
Apply FOR catalogue to
REGISTRAR. Box r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
State Normal
School
nAKRIsONnUKG. VIRGINIA.

PREPARES YOUNG WOMEN for teach
ing IN kindergarten. elementary AMI high
school grades for supervisors and conimu :
nifty workers. and for specialists In home
making. millinery nnd dressmaking. Ideal
the heart or the Shenandoah
Valley" state Scholarships give FREQ tut
ton. All expenses very low. For cutuiogs
and full Information. address
JULIAN a. BURRJSS. President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
Southern Seminary

Girls nnd Young Women. Isurna Nistu, Va.
win Its hundred Thousand doll1r school
home In heart Of Bluc Ridge Mts.. offers adj
manages III some ways seldom cqunllcd.
SihoN incredible health record. Rcputn-
ton for h"me-iike reanements Of female
manner aud character. Courses: for high
sti"pi graduates. college preparatory. EN-
preston. Art. Domestic science, business.
Mnslr' Pipe Organ. ctc. Late I'rof .rhos Il.
hia University. y. Y, said: What II bless
ihI that such AN education as YOU offer may
Mia, n' mnh NJ 80 small IA cost" a prominent
Wh"t you hay" you could rinse your price
"o per cent aud not know what To do with
S'uheh,A You would have" Patronage from
every section Of L. 4. aud outside. For
;alaios amt book on Home Life. address
K"SiStrhr. Box 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
The Scott and
Talcott School
2O5 North I.ombnrI, strr,t.

Kindergarten. Primary and, Junior
Glasses for boys and girls from to 10
years of age. tp-to-,l:tc Fresh Air
school, on roof garden. Montessori
features added to Kindergarten system.
Session 1861 opens October . Np-
ply carly. as number Is limited. Phone
Boulevard 1875. Address
MISS TNI.COI"r,
10 North boulevard, City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
Virginia Intermont College

SiHid HUT iHVHt NUIltSt
For Girls and Young Women 32nd year
Preparatory aud Junior College Courses
Art Expression, Domestic Science and very
.trons music department Modern build
inEs: capacity for $50. large campus in
hracinR mountain climate. 1900 feet altt-
,ud.. Terms. 1900 To $500. Ca,aioe.
H. &. N0FFSISGER. 4. NJ. President,
ISox lbi, yfsristnl. Nirginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY

TOT BUlN and YOUNG MEN.
Bedford City, Va.
Offers quick ana thorough preparation for
college. scientific schools business HE.
The liberia! endowment OF the Randolph
Macon system, OF which this school is a
branch permits Of unusually low terms sa5b
covers all expenses No extras. For cata-
loSuc and further information address
r. SUMTER SMITH, PrincipaI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

REGISTRAR. BOX r.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-02-18
BIG MEN ENLISTED
IN THRIFT CAMPAIGN
More Than One Hundred Cities
Already Interested.

The American Bankers Association,
which hns membership Of more than
fifteen thousand banks In the United
states IL conducting a great nation
Wide campaign Of education to pro
mote thrift Preachers and educators,
business men aud bankers, social
workers and employees N labor are
combining their efforts. supporting the
work NJ advocating the cause Of this
important campaign carried on by q
mighty association.
At the present time more than one
hundred cities are, locally conducting
this uhrlft campaign The work has
been thoroughly organized by the
American Bankers Association. Com
mlticcs composed Of bankers, cduca
tors. social workers, etc. have been
formed IN each one NJ these cliics. ana
the cnmpelsu Is being conducted mn.
der their direction.
Some NJ the foremost men of the
country ARE mcmhcrs Of O national
commission which heads this cam.
naign Alonr them are
WIN Howard TAFT Gov Charles \
whitman of New York. John y. VIII
lys of. Toledo. o.; James X. Lynch.
President of the a. u. A.; r. NJ bod
son NJ bethlehem, Pa; Frank Trim'
bull. Chairman of Board Chesapeake y
ohio Rl: Hugh Chalmers Of Detroit
II. Y. CoyIngton N Jacksonville, Thorn
as A. Edison G. II. Ellis Of New Or
leans. John y. Fnrwell " Chicago.
james u Forgun of Chicngn. Lewis
II. Franklin of New York. Cardinal
Gibbons. 4. ]. llcmphlll. a. Barton
Hepburn. Myron r. llcrriok. George
s. Johns. william a. Scott. uniycmlty
NJ Wisconsin. T. C.. simmons of st.
Louis. Mo: william Sproulc. President
Southern Pacific Co
The climax NJ the campaign VIII be
In November N this year when nm In
icrnntlonnl Thrift Congress VIII be
held In Sew York city
One NJ the prime features " the Gnu
pnlrn IL the extension Of school say
ings banks. funds established Tor the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-02-18
DON'T BE EXTRAvAGkNT.
live within Your Income" Keynote
Of Nationwide Thrift Movement

~ i,.s Nvt.hin Your Income" KEYNOTE
- N,,io,,,idn Thrill, Movement.
.1i... ,.t,.tn ,o,r trr,nc" is the
-. ~, ,,.,. ..r,..,, ,,t,,, wild, thrlft
. ''' '',,, .,, no not a, vps,orm
.r.' .,..,.',,,, ~ t,,r, lac pot m thc
-, W. 49, 'i n,,,,.,,. ,',r, ,,t,nv,gnnt.
,'''. ,,... ,,.ini,n. Ia fo,stspud
~ ~ ''','ii' '' ,'...,,,.r, nn.ilug fr,m
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,.' .,. a,.., A., MIA, tbclr AVN
wy '''' "'as .I,.,,.,,.,,'' ,,.., ",i, a.,
'" , u .', "1 a.. ~. ,'.tr .,ns,n,or,.
p','' "'' w. ' ,t', ,i''..' .,,,.n M, ,nnn,.
''' wv '' ''', ''',' n..,s ,i,,.a,
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t'"vs WE ''' '"' ,., -, -, r,,,,
!" wei 'u0,, '" .,. '"N '"o WI, ,,'.. 80.
anu N"'', H''''''V w." ,''' ~, '9' .',
u, . 'r'N'' unu "n'n ",' , -" ~, IVY,
n'cll "ns 'rl''a' WI w ,''''"- wy
III 'ne ,.n' WV" .u' w .'" '' '. y"
er was vs. 'l''4e'' '',i ''a,'a,'"'' wv"
u'lP"ueu h"' W." wv u'''u o'". w.
nn' upon u''llscli, 'u' i'ciiU',"''s '"'
"ut,'s VI lne ''n,',' unu 'n' ''"'v'
Tue ehlire worm ~ ,he pcs'u''inE oi
,le l'f'se'' war s.aI'cu 10 saw 'nonu'
1t i@a CURIOUS met 'nn' SucU u u's,r"''
i've process as war sometimes j.
hrllenl TO a nation II increases tue 10
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-02-18
BIG CONCERNS WATCH
WASTE OF MATERIAL.
Get Full Value Out Of Labor Another
Problem.

Problem.
Your job depends upon two things:
First, the proiitnblcncss Of the bust
ness; and second, your efficiency. II
the business Is not rcmuncrntiye IL
cannot long exist. and the inefficient
workman Is soon eliminated by the
processes of competition and suncrvl
sion
The principal cost In all huslhrss Is
the labor aud material cost, and the
problem N business is 100 -ci iu,i value
ont Of labor aud 600; out MI waste
Of material The ihs.lcas workman
cnn waste nq mu.lfis hr produces. aud
do Il 50 uncousclonsly that 1t mny not
hc detected without expensive check.
lun 4 Giiy vIuctcut article can be-
wrapped 800 extensively that the profit
disappears. Paper aud Irvine Is often
used so thrlftlcs7ly by department
store employees that when delivery Is
male The profit Is cut In two. These
are the little leaks that watcrog the
business ship. The employee must real
he the fact that he Is one Of great
number and II he allows little WASTES
In material. or SOLDIERS" Just few
minutes cnch day. In the aggregate the
lass Is enormous
4 few years ngn there was n wreck
on a western railroad that cost The
company $4,000. The president sent
word down the line that rs n special
favor 10 him he wanted each man In
the company's employ TO cndcavor 10
savo five cents worth Of material
day. or do five cents worth Of worl,
more a day than Heretofore. and 30
loss would be made good In Year.
The problem of all big concerns Is ~
get the men In this frame Of mind cou
stanily-n lettering on the job aud no
waste IN the job.
Fig concerns everywhere are giving
much thought to the elimination OF the
waste and utilization NJ an the by.
products. Chicago Is famous for using
an the pig but the squeal The Penn.
sylvanln Railroad requires that every
bolt and nut that can be retappcd lie
used You win find no waste iron
around their yards Even the cotton
waste used In wlplng engines Is clean.
ed aud used for packing Journals In
the South the stumps OF yellow pine.
heretofore a nuisance and an encuii.
brance to the land arc now turned mo
resin turpentlne and other by.proi.
nets.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-02-18

wv afNNNb
Philadelphia. The plans for the Boston
bank must have been well mnlurcd.
Tor In December of 1910 the "Provldcni
Institution for Savings In the Town NJ
lioston" was chartered. being the first
public act Of legislation In the world
which recognized the beneficial chnrnc
ter Of the savings bank This bank In
i've years had dcpusits OF 100000 aud
paid one per cent quarterly.
Following the letter received from
his English correspondent, Mr. Eddy
and u group of public spirited men be
gan nm agitation that eliminated In the
Bank Tor Savings, now located NJ
Fourth Avenue and Twenty second
Street. New York. hundrcdmIlllon'
dollar bank In the meantime, rhlla
dclphla had been busy, and organized
the philadelphia Savings Fund Society.
which opened rs doors on Monday.
December .. 1916 being the hrst hanh
NJ lis llud 10 open Tor business m the
Western Continent
In spite u this early beginning. the
Swings hank. ~ mutual institution
has remained u Sew England nstitu
tion In that his type N bank has
never become q financial factor In the
West aud South. there being less than
hny NJ these hanks west ot linnalo
aud South ~ Baltimore
According 10 latest reports. there are
'rii hanks N the mutual type, located
as follows Maine. IS. New Hampshire
10, Vermont n Massachusetts. lpO.
l,hodc Island, H.. Connecticut. 81. New
York, no. New Jersey. 20. rcnusyl
yauln. 10. Delaware. .. Maryland IS.
which accounts for all but - In the
United States
The deposits In these SIX bundled
banks total Sulj,G-G.lO0. of which
: Sl,7o0Gl1GG Is In New York. followed
by Massachusetts with SGl.llG,SSn
In dcposilors New York likewise leads
having 3llL2i0 dcpo.ltor,, while la.
urliusrits has 2.2iD,Sal
These figure, do not include the
stock savings banks, NJ which there
urc upwards of 1900 In various parts
of the country nor banks M discount
/ operating savings departments Nor
!, 90 TO Dee Inferred thut one is better
than tlc other. uui the Centennial ccIr.
bmi.u which commentaries cen.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-02-18
LAUNCH NATION WIDE
SAVINGS CAMPAIGN.


One hundred years ngo there was no
bank that encouraged the thrifty house
wife who wanted some safer plnce Tor
small sums than tho top bureau draw
or or an old sugar bowl, to deposit her
little hoard and draw interest on u uh'
IN she was ready to use II.
But In 1915 the first Savings Bank In
the United States was started. ana
during 1915 the American Bankers As
ISOLATION win conduct n national Thrift
Campaign through It's Savings BANK
Section.
Savings banks now number their wo-
men dcposllors by the thousand, but
there nrc stlll many opportunities for
thrift which women must be encour'
aged To use II the United States is to
be the thrlfilest instead Of the most
prodlgn nation In the world For ma
tlonal thrift has It's basis In home
thrift and waste Of money In home
management means waste Of the hu'
man energy II takes to earn money.
SO the bankers are urging the estnb-
llshmcnt Of school savings banks for
teaching girls, as well ms boys. how TO
save their pennies and how to spend
them wisely They are urging parents
to glyo their girls regular allowances
aud tcnch them how to keep simple nc-
counts To the Y. W. G. 4. In It's we'll
planned movement for thrift among
girls mud business women. the bankers
are supplying speakers and helping
with the distribution Of the excellent
personal account books which the As
ISOLATION has prepared They are also
cooperating with the National House
wives League domestic science icnch-
ers. women's clubs aud other agencies
that have rs their object the teaching
Of home economies, self-organlzallOn
and development
For thrift does not mean simply the
saving Of money. Genuine Home
thrift means managing the home so
well that mono Of the Father energy IL
takes to earn money. or none OF the
Mother energy 1t takes to spend II. Is
wasted by foolish purchases, cxtravn-
gnnt housekeeping or nlggardly econ
omy, It is not the thrifty housekecpcr
who scrlmps on the table, wears
frumpy clothes or goes without whole
some pleasures for the mere sake Of
having n bank account. Real thrift
should mean bettcr-b balanced aud there.
fore more nourishlng meals, the buying
Of better clothes because they last
longer, and investing In laborsavlng
devices which leave the homcmaker
free for rest and recreation with her
family But In order to achieve these
ends the housekocpcr must learn how
to take care Of her savings. even the
smallest ones, by business methods.
how TO balance her household budget.
how to pay her bills by checks, and
how TO manage her bank account to
the best advantage.