Her weekly budget was: lodging, $1; board, $1.95; luncheons, $1.05; insurance, 21 cents; clothing, contributions to church, occasional carfare, and other expenses, $1.79; total, $6.
There came into the treasury $1.00 'saved on carfares'; 'whitewashing a cellar' brought $3.
He spent five cents on carfare each morning, and saved five by walking home each night.
In nearly all cases carfare is provided to and from school when necessary.
The other was a sick student who, we found, had used the money to pay carfare to his home.
For any one of the boys to attend, meant the sacrificing of a day's work and the cost of carfare.
Even in those days there wasn't much left over after carfare and lunches had been deducted.
She is often so tired that she must spend 5 cents for carfare, instead of walking.
