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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2145, 21 March 1908, Page 1 (Supplement)

“Ho married 1 money, didn't ‘he?” “No. Ho t3iouajli>t lie was marrying money, but Inc merely married something else that talks!” “The best way to be a successful old maid,” said an experienced member of the: spinster sisterhood, “is to go into business.” “Such women are not ashamed of their spinsterhood, because they realise. they are doing their share of the world’s work. And they will find so much to do, that they will have no time for useless regrets and repining. Moreover, they are able to taste the sweets of independence until—as sometimes happens—tlie right man comes on the scene. CATERING WITH ECONOMY. Economical marketing (as an experienced feminine caterer pointed out) does not mean buying inferior articles, or such as have, been partly spoiled by keeping. The wise housekeeper buys the minimum quantity of good materials and uses them to the best advantage. Small labor-saving contrivances are important in culinary economy. A meat-chopper or mincer costs but a few shillings, and will in a month save its own cost in the utilisation of scraps. There is, indeed, plenty of scopo for science in the kitchen, and it pays handsomely.