One per cent., or 1/100, of income may easily be saved from some careless waste, and if applied monthly would not be missed. Looking for waste for the small contribution to quarantine would lead to habits of care in personal and household economy that would pay the quarantinist many-fold benefit. One per cent, or 1/100, of time is seven to eight hours per month. That time, devoted to the consideration of the less fortunate, would reveal phases of one's own good fortune that would revive a just appreciation of blessings now lost sight of in contemplation of the glitter of extravagance, which flashes out in the midst of _still greater_ unhappiness and discontent in the social strata above. The insignificant contribution of a quarantinist would, in the aggregate, even if participated in by only _half_ the people, easily effect a _Perfect Social Quarantine worthy of the highest Christian Ideals_. Every suggestion involved in participation in the quarantine movement is for the benefit of the participant and involves no sacrifice that does not repay _in cash_ (_economy_) as well as in other means of happiness. Next to the neglected children who "have no show on earth to be good," the most unfortunate class of any community is the clerk or other worker, having a salary of from $2,000 to $5,000 a year and having conventional social aspirations. Turning of the attention of this class of unfortunates to the suggestions involved in quarantine, and active participation in the work, even in so insignificant a degree as 1/100 of time and income, will remove a fruitful source of crime, due to extravagance, which reflects even more discredit upon our social system than any other of its inconsistencies. WARNING _Help people only to help themselves, if possible._ _Indiscriminate charity often does more harm than good._ _Dispense your charity personally, if possible._ _The best charity is assisting education, especially Character-Building and Useful-Habit-Forming._ ORGANIZATION Supplementary to the suggestions for "Local Quarantine Organizations" beginning on page 169 of _That Last Waif; or, Social Quarantine_, several good ideas have been received.