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Depression Responsible tor LOIS or Family Irritation —.Young Wife of Jealous Mid- dle-Aged Man Has Had Sad Exist- ence. Troubles of a Love-by-

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Dear Miss Di.\;-\Vc have been marrgd four years and have two darling babies. This last year, owing to economical conditions, we have had to go to live in smaller quarters and cut expenses to the bone. My

husband and I both work early and late and as the result seiriem sec each other alone except for

a few minutes before bedtime. At mealtime the cry is from the children: "I wanna drink. I wanna

Bartleiia In grunt-uni-

said my ilttle-peze about peara.

value as a fresh fruit dessert.

I Canodiqn Cookery _,-_Fc_-r Jradlzlm Women

By Mari Moor". ‘Specially contributed to the Guardian for " ‘ Guardian Readers.

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A ‘Eulogy On Pears n. aciisni- one lemon and two tablesPWfl-B o!

tomato catsuv», I Pear Salad

late fruitiseason must not be Marlmate pear halves in Hench allowed to pass without my hill/ml ilressl!!! Ind Chill llWTOUIlIlY- ml '

centres with Guava or other full‘

Ladies, yoirmugt awaken to their flavored ielly and servo on crisp

lettuce or endlve with a dressTiB

My m", 1mg weds; of diced made of Two eggs. Juice! lemon. '4 fresh peafsdnuorallge Juice may be wbleiwwns suav- 1

tablespoon

a boxof these chips on my dishes in no time! -

ALICE: For heaven's sake- it’s real economy then!

BETH: Abigboxofbuxlasta

~ gig more than a month-

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gm; and that" until I feel I could almost go crazy. My husband andll seldom go out together and the gulf between us is widening and I seem powerless to help it. It scenis that all of our con- tacts result in a grufi’ comment or nasty little dgr. or criticism. And my husband is beginning to drink too much. So there we are, and for our habzos‘ sake i’ want our home to be happy and in-

used as a first course for breakfast. butter. Beat eggs until light. Add as _a first coursg for dznner, or a lemon juice, will’. 8nd build’! 878d‘. desseiit-for luncheon ordinner; Dice ually, stirring constsntly- 000k 1111' pears in one-quarter inchcubes and til mixture thickens. 0001 and X0111 ,using one hill pea: for each sewing in 1-2 cup cream which has been vpour over one-half‘ c1137 ‘#1111194 "hipped "ml-l l‘ wm- h°1d m orange juice for each person txfbe ihfliw- ' served. serve in tall stemmed glass- Pear Salad Wit-ll Gllll"

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Cheese

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2 cups confectionei-s‘ sugar. '

tact. What can I do] ONCE LIGHT-HEARTED. es.- A ltile finely choiypccl maraschino ' Bl-lls _ . , Answer: cherry may be sprmkled over a“. Mash cream cheese and moisten ioanmakeraby appoannnenttotheir Excellent-loo thoOovunor-Oonaralandiiauntoaaoflleubomigb, w'th thick cream -or mayonnaise. I _-________ ftp/it! own merits, is this vcgeg,“

When financiers have tried to estimate the cost of the depression . _ strong cheese or (and) closer w‘ Mix with “m?” "Ymlmed 8"‘? l5 teaspoon vanilla. Cheese Sauce cioqiietts mixture served “emu

they have not figured in the loss tliere has been in domesticity as they i

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have lil cotton or wheat or mzmhfactiired goods, yet the Slump in 5P1!" i (and) citrus fruits are always good ger and mould into small One-int!!! l,» squares chomp, m It d itual values has been far more disastrous to the countiy than the slump llii . combined ‘vim m, as acwmpanb balk Place m halves of chimed 4 teaspoons hot mm? e e . cheese sauce. Stocks. ments to pears. The following re- pears (either fresh or canned) and cream butter, add sugar’ and vegetable croquqw For these have been the times that tried "men's and womens souls / apes illustrate this. I Serve on m” lettuce Wm, Wench cream together thorouqhyy. Add CI‘ a cups potames new‘ or and tested out the love of husbands and wives and so many of them Q 1x553,‘ llvanula and chocolate‘ Add remain. . I ed mill! l Fm,“ P“; 5,1,5 MAKE omens rower MEAT

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have been found wanting. They could not stand the gaff. They could not endure the anxiety about money and descending to a lower scale of I living.

Harri times have driven men to drink and made them surly and hard to live with It bris turned women into shrews and naggers and whiners and LOIIlPlHlDOFS. Poverty has broken up homes and slain affection, and when it has been a choice of giving up a car or golf or pretty clothes 01' a husband or wife, only too often the husband or wife has been thrown into the card.

Nct always has this happened. There have been plenty of men and women whose morale has been strengthened instead of weakened, by ad- varsity. losing their fortunes on the chin and have started at the ttom, their courage undaunted, to begin the long battle all over again. And there ; have been plenty of wives who have bucked their husbands up, and who l

have rolled up their own sleeves and gone back into the kitchen or out plied the manage“ “and “lbw me to inform you that we specialize in

into the world to help, with never a word of complaint on their lips. '

But it takes men and women of strong souls to be able to endure quick service“,

lwhite lctucc on which are placed

AMomingSmilo

“Hare, man!" cried an irate cu5-'

There have been Plenty of men who have taken the blow of 3331*” t° ll" mflflailfl‘ 0f the" laun- liii '

"What about this week's wash- 8?" ' | "We've dispatched all‘ orders," ro-

misfortune without letting it sour their disposition-Q or warp their char- i "Qmck service!" thundered‘ the X

ace-rs or blur their perspective. could love and be domestic and enjoy their babies if they had a good income and a big house and a competent nurse, but who are cross and irritable and quarrelsome when they are crowded up together and have so do their own baby-tending and make one dollar do the work of five. As Becky Sharpe said, "Anybody can be virtuous on $5000 a year.’

This is your case, you poor discouraged wife and another. You and your husband are both overworked and tired and you are worried about .

Nor need we be too hard on those who lcuswmer‘ as he exhumed a dress‘ r shirt with a large rent in it.

looks to me as if you've in a: tearing hurry!" , T

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Arrange halves of canned or fresh

A Sillfld bowl is filled with crisp. pears in tray of mechanical refrig-

quarter sections of rpe fresh pears. alternately with sprigs of _v.'iiter- cross. The Frrnch salad drcfslrl! that is poured over this ‘s varied with the addition ,of the juice of

thoroughly frosted. When ready t0 If "erve place on a bed of lettuce and in each cavity p'ace a ballof cream cheese moistened with cream. Over. jail sDi-lnlre chopped pecans 0r any ‘ salted nuts, and garnish with pap-l rlka. l

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Pea-rs In Bloom i If fresh pears are used in this re-

tablespons of clove drops (the little. ‘ward red candies.) Boll until the andics are dissolved, then add the wears and simmer for a few rnin- utes. Civil thoroughly, then drain and serve with whipped all“ garnished with chopped salted nuts-l

Add milk until spread. Makes orator s0 that they will become 3 x a x mulch calm

of consistencyto erwvzh to cover

Chocolate liiocha Frostin ‘K.- cup butter. i 4P3 cups confectioners’ sugar. 1 square chocolate, melted and

cooled.

‘A cup coffee.

‘ii teaspoon salt.

l teaspoon vanilla.

Cream butter, add sugar, 3, 5111311

ope make syrup of one-third cup amount at a time, alternating with sugar and-l 011p Wdtflf- If Canned chocolate and coffee. pears are used drain the juice from vanilla. Beat well. them and to either freshly made frosting to cover tops and sides of syrup or drained juice add _two three 9-inch layers.

Add salt and Makes enough

~ ' Seven Minute Frosting

2 egg whites, unbeaten.

1% cups sugar.‘ ~

5 tdblespoona cold water.

1% teaspoons light corn syrup,

1 teaspoon vanilla. -

Put egg whites, sugar, water and

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Meatless main dishes have eer- toln qualifications that cannot be overlooked. ‘Pliers must be a oer-l tain full flavored quality wthe dish that replaces the accustomed meat. There must be actual nourishment and bt-Xly building content, and it must also give that "satisfied" feel'ng to the diner: in other words, it is a failure if lg bears the eamiwks of substitution. A ment- less dish that can stand quits well

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into Seven Minute Frosting.

. not beat mixture.) Cool and spread

on cake. Cocoanut Seven Minute Frosting Add ‘.6 cup moist cocoanut to Seven Minute Frosting. Sprinkle ‘.4 cup cocoanut over cake before! hosting becomes firm. Quick Chocolate Frosting I 4 squares chocolate, cut in pieces

or canned 1 cup diced carrots cooked Fresh bread crumbs 2 teaspoons cream 1-4 tel-amen Worcester-sh!“ Sauce Beaten egg 1 teaspoon salt Be sure peas and cannot; h.‘ been thoroughly drained cf ail wa- ter. Mix potatoes with a i-ai-k. m salt and Worcestershire 50W then the cieam. Mix thoroughly together with a fork. Shgpg m, cioquettes of any size or form y“ like. Dip in beaten egrg. than m bread crumbs. Drop’ in hog d,” fat, 375 to 3B5 degrees F. roi- vim a piece of bread browns in 40 p. condo). 000k imtil brovm. Drain ca soft paper and serve hot will cheese sauce. ,

Cheese Sauce

2 tablespoons flour

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money, and that is why everything has got on your nerves so that you‘ can see nothing but faults in each other and the old love seems gone! and even the babies are nothing but a nuisance. The only remedy tori this is for you just to summon up what courage you have and dig in as I they did during the war and hold the home fort until this depression is PowdeL Hides any “n85, mink,“ over. It will pass as such financial crises have before. Be patient with and pgfgg New punch p; c ’ your husband, and realize that when he says sharp things to you it is his makes. it spread more smevtbly and‘

hurt. pride speaking, not his heart. Get a grip on your own self-control l gtuiléstinéaggmgogzglmfi

"m" thoroughly mixed. Place over! YlPldly boiling water, beat- can. iginfilfnlgfllgegwary btegwr- and °°°l< 1 tablespoon water. stand in Peaksorlgxlnoviirofstmg ilvu Add chocolate to mm‘, Mme w" “d Va m - 1'0"! re. i lowliiame, and ccok until thicken- “ “- "d m" "m" thick ed, stirring constantly. ma. with yenough to spread. Makes enough frosting to cover two 9-inch layers. Chocolate Seven Minute

1% cups (l-i ounces) cold con- densed milk.

l-2 cup grated cheese 1-4 teaspoon salt Dash Worcestershire Sauce 1 tablespoon butter i y 1 cup milk Blend flour and butter togctiisi ' fire. Add mill Bring to boll aver firepstlrrlbg until

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a girl Put 2 squares of chocolate (2 .'Si.irely'ihere must be some-

ounces) into a saucepan or bowl

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and do not. take out your irritation on your husband and the babies. Thisis hard advise, I know, but your whole future happiness and that of your childrenis at stakeland they are worth any sacrifice. on a-keeping on," as an old woman I used to say. and a brighter day will soon dawn for you. DOROTHY DIX. Dear Miss Dix-I have a friend who married when 20 a man of 50 and they have lived together for tcn years. He is so jealous she cun- not go to a neighbor's without a row, and if she goes to the store he puts

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her through a questionnaire about when siie saw and spoke to. Ii they i Zfséfirgd tlgllstrlmzied ‘l? mines’ go to a dance she has to sit back and uiatch the others dance. Once she , amen 8 ‘the nevvvei“ hi“ fps‘ ‘:9 (liIfiCEd with her brother-in-law and he made a scene and ordered him I f in“ ‘ s n mu“? never to come into his house again. She can't go swimming for he says! um gs‘ The old square °f 5m‘

nice people do not go in public pOOIS.

she ,3 a 200d 8m and wants to , cotton or linen that used to- hang

do the right thing, but is it fair ior her husband to treat her like this? lover the (‘use at night h“ been

PEGGY.

Answer: v Good gracious, no.

This is cruel and inhuman treatment to which

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no ivornan should be subjected. Blue Beard has nothing on this man as a l chmtzes’ ‘mans "r sateen-

husband, and that his wife has stood him for years certainly entitles her to a hero medal.

The only excuse that you can. make for such a man is that he is crazy. No man in his right senses could possibly believe that his wife was continually tryiiiig to deceive him or that she was carrying on clan- destine afiairs with every man she saw and that cvery visit she paid to a neighbor was a rendezvous. When people begin seeing things that aren't there and imagining things that don't exist they are mentally un- balanced and so this wife should have her husband examined by’ an alien- ist at once.

Jealousy is the hardest of all faults for a wife to combat, because i it is a delusion and when she fights against it she is fighting against an tmpalpable ghost. It is made up of the vile lmnginlngs of a mans own mind. Perhaps it represents the things that he would like to do and would d0 if he were in her place and so he attributes them to hcr. 11c | cannot believe in anything that is good and honest and honorable, hence he can never believe that a woman can walk stialghtffor the sake of her own principles and self-respect. And nothing she can do or leave un- done ever convinces him of her good faith.

Why any woman ever endures the insults of a Jealous husband or stands for the tyranny he exercises over her is one of the things that no outsider can ever understand. DOROTHY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix-I am a desperate girl of l6 About eight months ago J answered one of those letters in the "Pen Pals" section of a magazine 1n which a boy in a distant State said he wanted to correspond with a girl. Ever since we have been exchanging letters and photographs. A short time ago he wrote and said he was coming to see me, I made all sorts of excuses, but he is coming and my parents are terribly strict and I could never explain Hal to thcnr, as he seems to be an uneducated sort

i communication with him and let father haucilc the situation, for it re-

with not too many morals. What can I do? I am sick with worry. CELIA SUE.

Answer:

I am afraid you are in for a very unpleasant experience, Celia Sue, but take your spanking, for you Tli lily deserve it, and get it over with. By which I mean tell your father all about the boy and how you got into

quires more tact and finesse than you possess.

My suggestion ls that your parents send you ofl’ on a visit some- where so that you wont be at home when the boy arrives and you won't have to stand his rcproaches forall the sertimcntal things that I know you wrote in those letters. For when a girl dips into the ink she takes leave of all prudence and writes high-fainting romantic things that she would never say in the world.

And. for goodness sake, keep yourself out of such messes in the future. l‘ knew of one girl who got into just such a correspondence with a man whom she had never seen and who turned out to be a black- rnailer and an ex-corivici, and it cost hcr father a gocci many thousands of dollars to buy back her letters and keep her from being made the laughing stock of the commutilty in which they lived.

' DOROTHY DIX.

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