. The Ladies' home journal. (Continued from Page 4)merit has a cozy and homelike air, if itisnt the cottage of their dreams. Leslie,a handy youth, has built in a fireplace,another window, and partitioned the placeinto rooms. The two of_them have paintedand schemed and planned, and madesomething out of very little. Young peoplegetting married over here today lace manysnags. They have no water laid onto thesehuts. They have no electric light. And thefurnishing dockets they are allowed pro-vide them with three sheets, and fifteenyards of curtain material. There is littlechoice of style and color.
. The Ladies' home journal. (Continued from Page 4)merit has a cozy and homelike air, if itisnt the cottage of their dreams. Leslie,a handy youth, has built in a fireplace,another window, and partitioned the placeinto rooms. The two of_them have paintedand schemed and planned, and madesomething out of very little. Young peoplegetting married over here today lace manysnags. They have no water laid onto thesehuts. They have no electric light. And thefurnishing dockets they are allowed pro-vide them with three sheets, and fifteenyards of curtain material. There is littlechoice of style and color. You take whatyou can get. There is a deal of outcryagainst the monotony of the designs anda lot of ingenuity is expended makingthe houses look different. It is wonderfulwhat people do achieve. There has been a great whip round forpots and pans, blankets, sheets and I would like the many kind peoplewho sent parcels for me to share out toknow what a wonderful help they havebeen. A great many of the things are ab-s
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