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Marriage Touches Life at Every Point, so Both the Man and Woman Must Give Their All if They Want to Make a Success of Their Venture Into Matrimony

.__.}._ v men d: expect their wives to be sort of Jack- . oball-Lmdes, but it is not to what women expect of their husbands.

Crmside A Wile expects Fer usband to be u financier who can not only

-,. . _ provided home for her when he nmrries her. but also to improve upon hits technique after marriage so as to be able to support her and the children; 8W6 them Oars. 81nd clothes. college educations and everything that rich people have. He must be a chartered accountant who can balance her budget and tell her where the money went that she can't account for. He must be ihe world's greatest lover at all times and under all circumstances. He must be able to plan meulfi. trash dishes. take care of the baby and hel out with the washing. He is expected to keep t-he awn mowed, the flowerbeds, wccded, to repair furniture, fix the electric lights and run he vacuum cleaner. She demands that he be n. brigit and shining guest and a charming and gen- , _ erous host; plan and dcsizn cabinets, be a good ca... ' - timber, a delightful companion. If he can do a fair job at paper hanging and painting and understucly the plumber, so much Uflltt-l‘. Asp. he must love his iii-laws, dole on having his wife's family nnvays 1muer loot. lie must be able to lend her father money and call hLs \\‘1IC s lcmpcr ntrvts. rIe must always tell how beautiful and young she (‘Ti-Wile U18 000K138 0T Qmfliplaln when she feeds him out and 1m cans on her bridge afternoons. Inasmuch as Ad- , miralxc 1.‘1"1ci:.un left no lineal dcscendants, L5 it any wonder that so l inuny 110111.11 complain of being "disappointed" in their husllianhdsg

Dear Miss D|X—-P€l‘hfl

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Answer:

It 1< because both men and women expect the impossible of the. I 1 mntcs 11111". 111.11~1-1a_ge is so often u failure. A man isn't content to have a will: 111111 is a living picture and who satisfies his craving 101- beauty. H1~ impetus i101" to be a kitchen utensil 11.50 and keep his tummy filled 1111.11 guod food. A woman doesn't consider that she has all that is com- ing [u her 1n he way of a husband when she gets a 800d provider. Site ui-uuiuds lllilt he be a. lunlitllild lover who will supply her with white i'i_\'lltlllllls as Wei. as limousines.

How lzusbnnrs and tvivis get that way about marriage, goodness only knows. For tiny don't expect any other condition in life to be perfect except marriage, n01- do they expect any o her human being to possess all ‘of the charms and virtues except the men and women they marry.

But they do. And when John discovers that is a 800d cock bu‘. a poor conversancnalist, and Mary finds out that J0 n b more inter- estcl. in the s cck manket than he is in the higher life, they rend the air ivith their walls anti disappointment.

_ In reality, the curious thing about marri e is not that husbands and WIVUS iail to be the universal geniuses that eir meta expect of them, bu tlur mnrruige 1 ms to deveop 1m uncanny versatility in them. We

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. dluly ivitncss the spcclucie of quite ordinary appearing women who do

mflliL‘ good us cooks and buby tenders, sick nurses and financiers. social secretaries, hostess and club women, genny- inchers and EhODDIng ex- pelts.‘ Aiidihey have a thousand o er s defines necessitated by ti"! complicated Job of wife and mother.

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ridge tcuches life at eveiy can give to it that it 1.111111%? keeps married people from becoming old maids and old bachelors are.

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ing her? I have been told exactly meeting eligible mates?

can enjoy their compan your attitude on this su Jec

Answer:

There is no greater cad than the time and who kee in her parlor chairs; who leads

But friends of yours occasionail plain, that your object is do not injure but also must add that they would not otherwise have. phisiicued circle of society if in it

before you knew It, U

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Job and they have a little nest enollp.‘ if they are both willingetgg

without even thinking 0f marri e. What is t? COagFUSiiD.

other men away from her by‘ p her to believe t at he is her when he has no in ention whatever of ever man-yin

your case is entirely different, You only go to see theseegrl

and you have made your position perf ly OT matrimony. the girls in any way or blight their matrimonial prospects. to the young women's pleasure by

movies without being supposed to have passlo f h .

pass the butter without its being tanta-mzunt to’; 932111131.“ ask her t0 , My advlcetoyouistowatch you tc, . lb

with girls who are that dead set on iniirisgfom oflgefif“ 1

O I I U O - Dear Dorot Dix- have in order tigymanyfwhat mum“ Xewtm”. would iwunqgna B°_°‘“"‘~‘

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WOrk and save,

And we also sce plenty of men who not only. earn the living for their families, but who also can lend a. hand in the

when, ch e the baby, the tB-ILJITOW prize tul ps. take the

_ _ a good game of bridge and still have time to keep their wives in love wlththem.

Perhaps it is because mar-

int and calls for all the: a. man and woman Strenfithens and rounds out character. and

the narrow specialists that so many

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D?" Mi“ 13110-1 8m B 22-year-old man with three remaining ears in a six-year course in university technical and Hence marriage is unthirkable for me for at least three years. This being the case. my problem is one <1: ethics. Am I despicable for §¢¢lY1B B Kiri about once a week when I have no intention of ever marry-

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man who monopolizes all of a girl's being always camped in love with B her.

Your attentions not only

[giving them dates You must have go in a ve unso- a man cannot take a. gir to the

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AFRICA FLIGHT

But Antony sothem did not. seem especially impressed by the extent of gietcatastrophe to the “Star of the

as ."

“Well," he said oo0lly,_“tha Pro- fessor's happier than he: been nil the u-i to date. He thinks he: found hlerngiyphics on the stone in quesion. Mrs. Manson only Ali-it 80b him hLs sun-helmet in time.

Larrimore lighted his pipe. n

“I'm glad that someones haPPY.

“e said. "Oh. I think most of us are, ex-

1 l smash " "Damn the fitnhzg-‘s agree?" asked Illarr ore. R c z up.

‘ “Definitely, Fiesch and Ssmiden are working. Carol is pla 1H8 u" ministering anize‘. tolllizel Mrs. Manson ir. matting tea. It m be said tha a R0061 time

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“It's difficult to tell — lomothlngy I only ho ," he laid “that you 1111111 odd,lkn timtiatau t}? ' r1 weqiigmlve been o. 2' u it hadnqt heiewna-ea n o“ M“ w “my been for that bli. of rock tucked "ll/leaning. IA-irtmore?" 11x11; out o]! sizht 111a“ the sgmgghatrt": mgitive may be here some time- vi a caugit our an e ' u." damage. The whole back of the Tlhsfii‘: was a little silence and plane has concertlnaed-to say Bot-tiara experienced that 1m. nutlhilm of two splintered DNDell- glfiasant t tenlng sensation about ers ' throa

g K " sothern went on 00x12: to B“ to f hten ma?" r err. . " e ou 9° yififo tends u» become 11 trifle --1 usiaiy h . Bo ern, inst monotonous, don't you think? And that's necessary." one ought to be able to dine out sothern flushed. q1ii‘e a bit on the story of m! “But they're bound w miss our

"It won't take long to fly u relief ‘plane out to us." he said at inst.

"It won't." screed are. "once it starts."

Sothern moved irritaibiy in his

“I ‘a 't think 1' impressed this ngnof ightly Xginister mystery he mid ohil

"Ihen." ieiortcd Iarrimore. "you may be impressed by the entirely mysterious fact that among other things our vglreless apparatus has

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llM-Ml "Dad, how can una kick when they have no legs " asked Bertie. “Don't ask absurd questions," declared his father. "Guns haven't any legs, have they?" "Certainly not."

“Then what's the use of their having breaches?"

Paddy had invited some friends to dinner, and was carving the chicken.

Paddy: Mr. Brown, what would you like?

Mr. Brown: Arrah, bedad, Pct, but I'll have p leg.

Paddy: Mr. Jones, and what would you like? Mir. Jones: Indeed, Pat. I don't

mind; but if there's a leg going

I'll have it. Paddy: And. Mr. White, what

will you have? Mr. White: Arrsh, bedad, I'll have a leg if you don't mind

“Aarrah, bedad," says Pat, "do you think it's a spider I'm curv- 111K?" O-O-QQOQOQ-O-O-O-QOO £ i Modern Etiquette 3 (B! BQBERKA LEI) g

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Q. when stopping to speak to a. woman of his acquiintance what hand should a man use to take off his hat? _

A. His left. hand, leaving the right free to shake hands it the woman should offer her hand._ Or, he may take it off with his right hand and transfer it to the left.

Q. If the host at a Thanksgiving dinner is short of stature, is it all right for him to stand while he carves the turkey?

A. Yes. This is far preferable to keeping his seat and going about the task awkwardly, and probably with a. mishap.

Q. At a wedding reception, who usually proposes the toast to the

bride and bridegroom? A. The best man.

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really serious jam?" “I'm still not trying to frighten you, Sothern, but I think frankly ‘s odds against our coming

Again that comfortless silence fell between the twp men, so oddly con- trasted, so mutually antagonistic. And Lari-imam was thinking how much less intolerable Sothern would be if his monocie were smashed his face greased, and his trousers dirty; while Sothern felt certain that. Lax- rimore, cleaned of his sweat and his e and with his hair brushed, woud have seemed for less odious. Neither man was prepared as yet to face the reality of the dislike he felt for the other.

th u're exaiggeratlnk." said Bothem. " e've on to hang on and keep our heads Think of ail the publicity this expeditions hudi Within three days they'll have a flock of pmnes out loclcln for us. Sir George won't be lelt 11g grass grow. you can bet! 1 su pose we mlgitt be here for a week, ut we've plen y of food——"

"Plenty," interrupted Isrrlmore sharply. "What about drink?"

"Drink?"

"Yew. More accurately’, Bothem, Water. I'm not bothering to spoil Mrs. Manson's picnic, but the water 1n her kettle h 1he last an of you use from now on except rat oned."

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the machine. you'll find two large damp patches. Two-thirds of our water was stored in special tanks below the after cabin. They were burst to blazes. Wh do you think I've been fiddling w th the wireless instead of helping with Kerr and the tent?"

"AREN'T YOU BEING A CAD?” Bothern licked lips had zone sud-

enly .

"I wouldn't know," he muttered. ‘Then it's really bad, Larrimore-J’

"It's what is commonly called an adventure, said Iiurrimore ironic- etlly. "Do you still lite the look of 1 . '

"The look of what?" cried Cuol coming 111m the cabin. She looked flushed and untidy about the hair, but her flding-brenches became her well. being long in the thi h for q woman, and Larrimore felt hat she had never looked more aftractlve.

"You don't look as if you were liking the look of anything much, Rupert." aha went on.

"Except you_1‘m not," said Intri- more.

Cami laughed.

"Is the wireless being difficult? Let Tony try-he got Bucharest for me twice in one evenlng-—-"

Bhe broke off. suddenly conscious that all was not well.

"Well. Tony. what is it’! Have

you two been ‘qhtmg again‘! I could

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shake the pair of you."

Neither man answered for a. mom- en . Then soihern put his hands in his pockets and answered defiantly.

"Larrimore seems under the lin-

prmiun that we're in a bad me ." ' "N0." said Iarrimore. "I know for a. fact that we are."

"Rupert!"

Iiarrimore looked the girl straight in the eyes.

"The wireless won't function," he Said deliberately, "and we've burst our wa. er tarlrs. I must have a word with Manson."

And he swung himself down on to the sand, leavlnz Carol and An- tony Sothem staring at each other.-

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ter finally.

"Fairly comfortable, I think."

"'I‘hats something. Iarrimore doesn't seem to be thinking about him very much."

Carol stiffened.

"If ifs true we're in u Tony, he's got oher things think about."

"I suppofie so." Bothern admitted. TJMust you go on behaving badly,

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"l. think I'm behaving quite nor- mally. Carol.” “why do you dLsllke Rupert so much?"

"For that matter why does he dis-

e me so much?"

“Oh you're hopeless!" asid the irlrl turning away.

"It's not my fault," said Sothern simply, "if I'm extremely unhappy.”

"You m ht at least try not to spoil the w ole trfpl"

“Dash the tri ! Besides you spoil- ed it for me be ore we started."

"I see.

"I still iOvc i1, Carol."

"If that/sail you've ot to say to me," said the girl y. “I think cilm find a better use for our

e. "very well," said Sothern. "We'll

talk 0t‘

just one thing-Iarrimoxes lucky." “Howl”

"Darned lucky." Soihem re ated "He might almost have p anned this landing, it's so convenien; Now he canuplay the Admirable Crichton. while e rest of us have to stand about in admiring attitudes." cazlgfiny. aren't you being rather a