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prove a very difficult one for most of
us to adjust to, especially when we had
no more than SO a week or $156 a year
to cover all the things listed under 'ad
vancement.'"
1T isn't easy" admitted Mrs. Hooper,
her own problem recurring to her very
forcibly, but what seemed the greatest
difficulty"
'Weu take me for instance" said one
woman 81 want to begin right now to
work on a budget and / find that / can
give my family all the nourishing food
they need on 500 a week, that I can
learn to manage the clothes allowance
though it looks pretty difficult now, and
that the operating expense account will
probably be sufficient, but to crowd into
SO dollars a week the expenditures for
all the things we have been considering
an absolute necessity-well I think 1t
can't be done"
ooh yes, it can," spoke up Mrs. Camp
bell Loyalty.
"Well let us take the first item of
periodicals and newspapers" said Mrs.
Hooper addressing herself to the woman
who was complaining. How do you
manage about thar"
"Wen we take a morning and evening
paper" replied the woman, "a city pa
per in the morning and the local paper
at night, that makes II cents a week for
the city paper cents a day and cents
for Sunday and 81 a month for the local
papers which makes 40 cents a week just
for newspapers"
"You can easily see that you can't af
ford that" said Mrs. Hooper, $50 you'll
have to cut out the city paper and take
only the local evening paper which will
be about % cents a week"
"Oh, we couldn't possibly do that" OBJ
jec5ed the woman. my husband couldn't
live without his morning paper and be-
sides If you are going to economic why
not cut out the local paper and then
your newspapers will cost only II cents"
because" said Mrs. Hooper firmly, at
/ is The duty of every citizen of Mayfield
TO support it's local enterprises, and we
have very good local paper that carries
all the world and national and city news
that is fit to print. so we are not deprived
Of outside news by reading 1t alone. If
you can't afford two newspapers l should
certainly say that the one published in
Mayfeld is the one you should subscribe
to-"
"It would probably be able to become
a much better paper than it is suppose
If we all supported it." hazarded Mrs
Chaplin.
That IS exactly the ioea," agreed Mrs.
Hooper. land I hope the first adjust
ment to the Advancement item will be
TO limit your newspapers to the local
one unless you can really afford to have
two. Now, how about magazines and
books?"
The woman who had voiced her disbe
lief in the possibility of living within
the three dollars a week limit replied.
we don't subscribe for any magazines
but whenever either my husband or :
see anything on the magazine counters
at the drug store we buy It and it is
the same way with books"
"How many Of you get your magazine
literature that way?" asked Mrs. Hooper
Nearly all the women raised their hands
with the exception Of one who said: ~
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China


cordeda
Is Limitation
practice
able organize
integrity
practice any nearly
innocent
Germany
they
powerful let them
friendly
certainly Perhaps
Washington instrumental
be imposed upon
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FRIDAY.

The members of the Woman's Club
greeted Mrs. Hooper most cordially when
she appeared among them after her long
absence from the meetings and the Home
Economic Section over which she had
been appointed to preside as chairman
were enthusiastic in their expressions
of welcome.
81 shall be most delighted to see you
presiding in my place." said Mrs. Chaplin
as she handed the chair over to her, ''as
the discussion on this budget question
was growing quite too much for me and
the questions we have saved up for you
to decide fer US, Mrs. Hooper, will make
you realize how much We need you"
Mrs. Hooper smiled gratefully as she
took the chair quite conscious that the
place was being given to her by this
group of women, only because she had
gained the reputation among them Of
having become rather expert in the bust
ness of managing a home on a limited
income, and that now they were waking
up to a realization Of the importance OF
doing in their own households what she
had been doing for years they looked to
her for advice and assistance.
Mrs. Chaplin tells me-" begun Mrs.
Hooper addressing the Section, that
each one Of you has been engaged in pre-
pairing a budget on the basis OF your
own individual income that is patterned
after mine which is figured on a basis
Of fifty dollars a week"
eyes" volunteered one OF the women,
land we have worked it out, using the
same percentage Of the income for each
item in the budget that you have"
"There is a general rule that the per
centage is changed with the varying in
comes" observed Mrs. Hooper. THAT is,
If your income is larger your percent
age for food is smaller, and there is a
larger percentage for clothes and ad-
vancement and savings, but the members
of this section are largely con ,erled
with the income that is the same as
mine-S50 a week, and the deviation from
this for those of you who have more or
less is so very little that we viii not
complicate matters by considering any
thing but the $50 a week income for
the present.
Mrs. Chaplin and the others whose In
comes run far beyond that Of most OF
US, can easily adjust to n balanced ex
penditure. AID for those who are manag
ing on less than $50 week, we Will have
to concentrate on helping them 10 make
It go as far and as advantageously as
possible" concluded Mrs. Hooper
This week we have been working on
the item Of Advancement said Mrs.
Owen, land there were indications at
the last meeting that this problem would
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Soldiers Tire of
Tent; Seize Houses

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Several ex -soldiers
who had been living in tents at Brighton
with their families became unruly when
fall came, with its cooler weather. They
found some empty houses and took pos
session Of them, declaring they were
ready to pay q reasonable rent but
would under no circumstances submit to
being tent tenants while there were
empty houses. No effort has been made
TO oust them
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it is in the shon for repairs.

it is in the shop for repairs.
81 like old things best" sighed Puss.
You know, I've had harder time in
New Mother Goose Land to find my ray
back to my dear father, the famous : ass
in Boots, than l did to find him in the
first place in Old Mother Goose Country.
You see, for a long time Mother Goose
herself took me with her on her Gander.
Then, I had a good gray horse that
carried me faithfully for many, many
miles"
"Cheer up, my friend" said the farmer.
'What you need just now is a good
supper and nights rest. After that
you'll feel like a new cat. You shall
come home with me-"
Thank you said Puss Junior, and
he cuddled up to the kind farmer, and,
would you believe it? he was soon fast
asleep, and he never woke up until the
farmers wife lifted him off the seat
and exclaimed, John, where did you
get such cute cat?" But what John
replied you must wait to hear in the
next story, for I have no more room in
this.-COpyright, 1921.
(TO Be COntinued.)
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subscribe regularly to a woman's jour
nel," and her answer was duplicated by
two others.
"Well you'll have To stop that" said
Mrs. Hooper, land read your magazines
at the library The One in Mayfield
subscribes to all the ma gaines and you
can take them home if you don't want
to spend the time in the reading room.
Why spend your own income for some
thing that the town provides for you
when you can't afford it. l never buy
magazine but Mr.. Hooper and l read
everything in every one of them each
month, and it is the same way with
books. We use the library all the time
because our book shelf at home cannot
possibly be added to except by the oc-
casional volumes that members Of the
family receive for Christmas or birth
day presents"
Then we understand that the item for
newspapers and periodicals should be
cut to 25 cents or therea bouts" agreed
the assembled women.
The menu for the three meals on Sat
urday is:
BREAKFAST
Stewed Fruit Cereal
Fish Hash Hot Biscuits
NCoffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Beams
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18
pUss IN BOOTS JR.
By David Cory

By DbVIu CUfy
You remember in the last story, just
when had to leave off, that Puss Junior
was making a call on the Pussy Cat who
lived next door to Mr.. TittlemOuse.
And while he sat there big hay
wagon drove by, and when the farmer
saw our small traveller, he called out,
Don't you want to ride with me?" And
of course Puss jumped up on the seat
beside him. and then the farmer said
"Git-ap" to the horses and away they
went.
I'm surprised that you haven't an
automobile hay wagon" said Puss. ''In
New Mother Goose Land everything is
so up-to date"
"a have one laughed the farmer. "but
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Practical Conservation


its large
able to reclaim ten tons of and large quantity of other
terial
S practical
The factory
particularly productive of results.
working
which will
of the pides Indiana visited
each month
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Keeping House
With the HoOpers

1.-THE Hoopers, an average American
family of five, living in suburban
the readers of the Daily Times how
the many present day problems Of
the home are solved by working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper has
evolved and found practical. Follow
them daily In an interesting review
OF their home life and learn to meet
the conditions of the high cost Of
living with them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

WITH THE ARBUCKIE
special Of Legislature
the last
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worrying lot about surtaxes incomes
the class
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

from the miners union
probably
be threatened
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

seventyhree could have
United
the own population
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We TOWNE GOSSIP
sht, 1921. by Star Company.
By K. C. B.

Dear K. C. B.-The other day little
group Of people were standing on the
street singing. Among those who looked
on was a fellow who kept making funny
noises so that those about him laughed.
Finally he got so smart he put cigarette
ashes on the shoulder'of an old man who
stood with the singers. And then a
roughly dressed fellow stepped up and
grabbed him by the neck and shook him
as though he were a little dog and sat
him down on the street The old man in
terfered and picked the young fellow up
and helped him brush off his clothes. 1t
was then l noticed that the big fellow
who had done the Furnishing wore an
overseas cap and had fought in France,
and that the little group Of singers was
the Salvation Army, and K. c. B., the
young fellow who put the ashes on the
old mans shoulder and took the good
shaking is the writer, Of this, and now
there is one more in the little group of
singers, because I've Joined the greatest
organization On earth and I've learned
the greatest lesson on earth, Brotherly
Love. w. n. NJ.
WHICH PROVES THAT lets light in.
again.
80 FOR 1T must be-
THAT gratitude -.
90,
IF PLANTED once H WAS gratltuue'
IN THE fertile soil. THE YOUNG man
felt.
OF SOME ONES """
heart. WHEN THE old
man came.
WILL still be there. 49,
,r ,,rD,opv AND picked him up.
lasts. -
AND 1T was there. his clothes.
DEEP IN the heart. AND ANYWAY.
OF the soldier man. 1T WAS gratitude
ss$
WHO SHOOK the FROM OVERSEAS.
youth. -"
-" THAT LED the
HE'D BROUGHT 1t youth.
home. $50
'." WHO'D COME to
FROM OVERSEAS. scofr.
80
AND 1T proves, too TO Join the singers
THAT gratitude. AND TO pray.
MAY BE the wedge I THANK you.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

West, the twain shall meet
Rudyad Kipng limitation
rnents mistaken he
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politicians civil in
he appointment OF frstc
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

SOME PUBLIC and others resign
any a fire them.
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SILLY SHEEP.

SILLY SHEEP.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-When their leader
fell into an abandoned well in Norfolk
sixteen pedigreed sheep belonging to J.
B. Dlmmock. followed All were killed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

Congressman can't attain noorety in other
get themselves up breach of promise suits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

-Jn0ta&ta 1laill Uriuteo
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
Daily Except Sunday, Meridian STREET
Telephones-Main $500; New. Ii ncoln 1851.
MEMBERS BUREAU OF CALCULATIONS.
ss'9Es R' Hss St F Es b ssas E Ess he
WHEN IT COMES to presenting proposals policy
Hughes dot
NGo COUNTY hold disarma
m en-
THAT PROPOSED special the
forthcoming campaign something talk about
SOME PUBLIC EMPLOYEES others resign
any a chance fire them.
Congressman they
get themselves up n of promise suits.
CONGRESS SEEMS incomes.
but the class
NOW THAT expelled
probably ahead that independent ganza
lie
teen
a population of FIVE
and the twain shall meet
the limitation of
nents mistaken
THE FIRE CONGRESS advocating departments
politicians like civil service in
he appointment class postnasters.
WITH THE ARBUCKIE
at
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special should give the speakers
forthcoming campaign something
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

20 COUNTY and County should hold disarma
ference.
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A genuine Globe Hotblast Heater;
the guaranteed kind. Why buy n
cheap, ordinary heater when you
can buy a genuine Globe at so low
q price?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-18

Beautiful stones; all sizes; IN
any style mounting that you may
desire. Our diamonds are exactly
as represented and must give
satisfaction. Give a diamond this
year, the most practical gift of all.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
SALESMEN-
SALES MANAGERS.

We are about to open q Washington o4ice
for the marketing Of one of the most revolu
tionary products ever placed before the Ameri
can public. which can be used by nearly every
human on earth
Evening star., 1921-06-05

II you feel you are the man and are willing
to prove your ability By aiding the coepors-
tion in raising additional capital. We will give
you YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Now 10 the
RIGHT TIME to Join cur entsrpIise-and
groW With II,
Evening star., 1921-06-05
WANTED-HELP
FEMALE-C0ntjnued

iAADlES-Specai ciass In telephone switch
board operating, for those employed: govt.
clerks this is your opportunity to 20 home with
a arw profession; short. easy courses: class
limited: hoLr. TO daily. Milton School.
14th and n V aSN
Evening star., 1921-06-05
WANTED-HELP
FEM -rnn<f~nAH-

YOUNG WOMEN-Our course in stenography
viii Mt you for q position in thirty dnys: indi-
vidua! instruction. Thirty day Stenographc
ccnooi. l41O II st. NV. second floor. NJ. 55S16.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

We are building an international organiza
tiou and want MEN WITH VISION, men with
executive experience. or men who feel they
possess the ability to become executives in Z
fast-growing company marketing speciality
products,
Evening star., 1921-06-05
WANTED--HELP

SAI.ESMEN-Two for appliance dept; only
those capable of earning $50 or more per week
Apply Manager, Arcade Electric.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

LADIES earn from $40 to S75 a week Ma.
belle Honour. famous English beauty specialist.
announces the opening of her school for in
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all treatment. facial and snge. $35: Inani-ur.
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Evening star., 1921-06-05

statesmen to sell automobile insurance: must
have experience. Address Box Elm. Stnl
nfiee
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Earuipfs Of $50 10 $500 par week vithsut
sible. =
Write sc- frl. de-c;ls, :
Evening star., 1921-06-05

EI4voI6 ACCOUNT to salesmen Who an
AGnnMg91ute abftty to sell line Of roofing ce-
HeHt or paints TO factory or farming trades
T's~Pal Gf.p.s't'eT.. rri;cd tRu.ldcrs Co.. Ssze
S--. Park. Cieveiand. Ohio. 81
Evening star., 1921-06-05

LADIES. to devote q few hours each day Or
full time in pleasant work: good pay to those
who qualify: write for interview. Address
Rox &C. NJ Star Office ,s
Evening star., 1921-06-05

SALESMEN--Intellgent. active. Foreign
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PRESS operators, experienced !;
also help in other departments.
Apply Manhattan Laundry, 1346
Fla. ave. NV
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MAID, experienced. in dental Office light COL
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Star ofscp.
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WANTED-HELP
AALEsMEN-Contisuea.

CHICAGO manufacturer wants two live-wire
line Of specaities. sold to factories. schools.
hotels. restaurants. hospitals. Office buildings,
railroads and other public and private institu-
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Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTS-Scil Kno-Blo inner tires: double
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Co. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTS-Chaneeahic signs: every merchant
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Rig catalogue free. Peoples Portrait. sta
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Observation-Disclosures for day or even
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WANTED-HELP

COOK. good. plain, wanted inmediately fo
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tains FOR summer. Apply Apt. A. Port!an'
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Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTS-Sell rch-lookinG 36xso imported
rugs. 81 each: Carter Tenn. sold 115 in 4
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sample offer selling plan: exclusive territory:
.ample rug by parcel post. prepaid. 81 30. E
Condor. Importer. Stonington. Me-
Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTS salesnen. dealers: handle fas'est
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manufactured by J. ". johnson. inventor Of
the we'll known Z. 4 ]. carhHreto- Timer
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johnson Automatic Timer Corporation, 49,
Evening star., 1921-06-05

WANTED-Salesmen for 6,OOO-mie guaranteed
tires: guaranteed salary. 500 weekly. with
cxtrs commissions. Cowan Tire 4 Rubber Co.
Rrx 1Sf. Chicago, Ill.
sio.O0O DISTRICT MANAGER-Wh" is quail
sea nv expe-:err.. TO sell big d 'aers and EN-
rlsy mo, 10 d, ."stra;e = hish-class utility IN
The home pea, experience fully. Master
, 'ompapy 64 West l:anlolph ST.. Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
MALE AND FEMALE.

R0okkEEPER.E.perienced; for dsy or even.
49-P. stnr office. :.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION for statis-
ticai clerk. July 9; special preparation for this
examination and clerk promotion examination.
The Civil Service Preparatory School. Sc, cor.
18th and + SIS. NV. Phone Franklin 2Os0. g
EXCELLENT opportunity to learn the real
possible to make s1e6 'se week S ~ OR more need
not interfere with present employment: free
lectures every Tuesday and Thursday at Pm.
Gibson Bros. 20 Colorado bldg. s.
EMPLOYER desiring part-time
work at good pay call at ee4 H NV. after
$50 pm. g.
MEN AND WOMAN-Are you anxious to equip
yourself for good-psying business without
smallest amount made by any l-time sales
man in our employ during 1920 was in excess
Of g. 4o0 per annum: several made in excess
or $4,000; no capital. experience or expense
required; only intelligent effort. good charac-
ter and references: text books free: wide
ages and walks Of life: services Of highly paid
teachers free to you: enroll now: next class OF
night school will start June Is or sooner Ad-
MEN AND wOMEN-A few live. to sell build
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experience necessary. TO PM. or Thurs
day to 10 pm. Room 1905. 92l 18th ct. Nv
ir.iness: receive pay while learning: need got
'.f"ffer. with present employment: some max.
irg 500 q week. Free class lectures every
Tbursday, 3 pm. William y. Xattsson. 9Is
Colorado bldg.
TEACHERS URGENTLY NEEDED.
Fisk Teachers Agency.
80 Union Arcade. Pittsburgh, Pa.
WANTED ny GOvERNMENT-Railway mail
clerks. $13j month. List positions free. Write
immediately: Franklin Institute. Dept. AR
Rochester. y. Y.
WE URGE every man woman out Of EN-
pioyment TO write Immediately; good jobs
Of all kinds anywhere: big pay; Information
free. Workers Service Co.. Dept. 10. Jackson
Vile Fla
Evening star., 1921-06-05
WANTED-SITUATIoNS

WOMAN. colored. neat. wants a place : good
COOK with reference. Call 464 o ST. NV. Js
WOMEN-THAT POSITION for WHICH YOU
have been searching may he found by the
FREE use Of an employment service which
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az. Munsey bldg. to II am and ! 80 10
8 pm. (NoT AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
>.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTS$3.3O an hour; waterproof kitchen
apron: no laundering: needed In every home;
dainty. durable, guaranteed: sample free.
Thomas Mfg. Co. Dept. 3I05. DAYTON. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
MALE.

<CCOCNTANTS, bookkcercrs. stenosraphers-
several soo.! opcnings: comparison and inyesti,
CATION invited Of our guaranteed untii placed
service" Srenogrnrhe Exchange. 40 heilog
bldg. l41B +. --
ADVERTISING SALESNAN to sell pictorial
window service to stores and theaters; perma-
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sida line Illustrated Current News. New
Evening star., 1921-06-05

AGENTN-Wonderfui sel,er. 96c profit every
dollar sales: deliver On spot: license unneces-
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" Pico. los Angeles. Calf.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
WANTED-HELP

A E,'SINtSS Of your ,rNn: MAKE >pIrkl;ns
glass name plates, numbers. checker boards.
media llsonS. signs: biG illustrated book free. T.
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Evening star., 1921-06-05

sALEsl4ADY. who can qualify 5 business rep
resentative and capable Of securing at home
engagements for . Washington studio making
speciality Of home poriraiture: lady thorough
ly experienced in this work. who can provs
ability. may secure a permanent position. with
unusual compensation in the matter Of salary.
For interview state past experience and phone
no. Address Rox BOP Star Office
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seigst ~ sMall luiiiAi espense. ~
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