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MRS. GEORGE•ouu oi or .lllSl ;l ll' clothes In pro :- ;pends on how it MRS. NEWWED—ome to be to change Ise. II fill I ond how 1 satisfied )os;o you're right, in n I don'l ni'i'il :i nice <sr MRS. GEORGE—"But, dear, has it oe can show you just how the money part of it needn't trouble our children, our friends, and our country if we neglect our homes? You know we're past the rough and common pioneer period. Our homes should be made worthy of the, educated and progressive community to which we belong. And Ibis greater and truer love for a nice home comes with the pride that good furnishings promote." MRS. NEWWED"But what do you expect we will use for. money .' Nice furniture and furnishings can't be plucked off trees." MRS. GEORGE—"Oh"! I KNEW you didn't really mean that you and Jack didn't WANT a, nice home; every woman does: and I'm MRS. NEWWED—"Go ahead! Show me and you'll earn our everlasting gratitude, for candidly we're ashamed of our place but haven't been able to see any way of making it livable in because we haven't the cash to buy the furniture and furnishings we need. MRS. GEORGEa matter of money, because I dear. I could mention many people, friends of yours as well as mine, who have nice homes, and now I'll tell you how they got them. They went to Humphrey's, the Gladstone Road Furnishers, and furnished their homes on Humphrey's Deferred Payment Plan, which simply means paying a small deposit and arranging to pay the balance in easily met terms out of your weekly income." MRS. NEWWED—"But you don't mean to say that many people furnish that way?" MRS. GEORGE—"Many, many more than you'd think, my dear. And after all, isn't it a wise move to have, a nice home right away and pay for it while you enjoy it, instead of waiting until you can afford it and perhaps losing your self-respect and valued friendships in the meantime." MRS. NEWWED—"Yes! i hadn't looked at it that way, either. I must tell Jack what you've told me, and get him to go with me to Humphrey's. Oh! Won't I enjoy choosing the furniture I want."

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