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--___._. DEAR M195 91x1 W111i Ll I slrl llwbooed to do when ohe wants $510 her husband and can't? My husband ls good only in the Ienoe e down: beat me physically. but the iii-at year we were married he tried that. too. Nor does he so with other women. The things I cant. stand are that he to selfish with money, lacks consideration {or me and is mean and disagreeable, and we argue all the time. As for as I can figure out I am Just a housekeeper and maid. I haven't had a new dress in the five years we have been married. except the ones my mother gave me. Have been to lawyers and children's courts and have gotten

nowhere.

Do I have to stay with him just because I mor- ried him? I would be satisfied if Ihad love and no money. but this way I have neither love nor money. Isn't there some state I could go to get a separation or a divorce?

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ANSWER: There are plenty of states in which

either a husband or wife can get a divorce for

“mental cruelty” which is a glittering generality and takes in every-

thing from bad cooking to adultery, and ls especially useful in cases where a married couple have loot their taste for each other.

But wives are no longer regarded as chattels. and there is no Hog. “nan: ‘$2.23, "but: possible way by which a husband can keep his wife from leaving him mug” “g m. w" “m, "U." if she really wants to go. whether she has a. decree absolute or and Trade . not. All she has to do is to put on her hat and scram. Q; I understand canned l-hu-

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the waste-gates denied that wish ‘this morning. . . _

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rom frosts. I loosened the neck

Jacket and instead of a cap con-

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cow stall

goat rifle: 532g ﬁvlrallwéilsﬂﬁtﬁ guemsey-heifer. whom I milked.

the kitchen durum m, Wm“,- was a it surprised to see the

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Questions and Answers on Price Control will a pear in The Guard- as a nature each day. The questions are those which have cd the Wartime Prices and

u“. e I nlfroln housewives in reg on. ' o answers are pro- vided by the Board . rer- sob; who have intelligent questions all en price control are invited

of use-top, perched there I to the-feet of the ladder, and also penny in this strips of rubber to the s . 511°W,‘1711'l-‘1-$' _ Ho“, can 1 avoid hay g gog- James attention to .

8v Die crusts? leaving the pump-house at the AV The bum“ on“; o; g pie time. wl pails of water for the will not absorb the juice of the h01'5¢5~ 1191i You're ﬂﬂfllllml D811 fruit if it is brushed with flour after pail of water to thirsty horses, m, ‘he whm u; an egg‘ there is little time either to ad-

miro nature or to conside- hi d- better. And fill a hot water bottle lore, He glanced hastily in the dlir- out of the kettle w out 1n the bad

' ection of“the birds. "Snow-birds?" ‘rm f2."i‘.‘°‘..'°hi§ rotato- "my new“

l t e e 0o ‘ c . ~ risiiiri ghate you've never_ been gm‘! my accustagied to it‘. butuwell do D1’ 118. every ngw ca . .

"Please dolft Worry. ‘M0310? Barman I'm sure I ab»!!! m1?“ the cold. That is, not IonB- 111 get used to it." “

She spoke simply and sincerely. as she had from the beginning. nut she could not fully control m t - v her shivering Dexter had seen the

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MODERN EIJIQIIETTE

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LwingaSLeisure THE woman's REALM

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Q. After finishing s dance with . a girl whom he is not escorting. ‘i what should a man do? '

A. Take the girl back to her friends or to her next partner. P s S G ll A P B 0 0 K

Do not walk away and leave her floor. By Roberto. Lee

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the solteninghaol tho m.“ (m, w 11¢ exlﬂlns w he was obliged m Jill-sh Dart of his route on foo . Thus the mail got around to-day. No need of ‘it perhaps over such a toilsome road. And then there are hich are so

is living l . is the beet way ; to entertain a group of friends? V A. He may give a theater party. or a dinner or supper at the hotel. . When are introductions un- necessary in ones home? _ A t arw very large function. a boll or a wedding rec-

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2. What is the correct pronun- ciation oi’ “

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Which one of these words is 1' . NC 1 a‘ silgarilsgnld a thin slice or two oi yel- 4‘ ‘Vt-mt does the word

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She stopped drawing away tannin Dexter a little and g-szeo at

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~ “Now,” she asked. "is there any man in the audience who would let his wile be slandored and sea’ nothing? 1f so. stand up." A meek little man rose to his feet. The loci/trier glared at him. ‘Do you mean to say you would Let your wife be slandered and say nothing?" she '

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nvas itl l-ie had never seen this vzlxllidhouldge t1 iggggﬂguﬁciz} lglrl but he hen seen her pictllJ-e, s e - v ‘ ‘a L him t“ .0“ toncef her picture as Jeromes br ell tes, then wash in cold cater. l Prﬁgunce bah Dis-lag l?“ no, e only now she ma not ‘oak m“ al w,“ in Crew, unstressed. and accent first syl- brine any more. That was why K “n pggchlo, m. ,8 added lable. a. Annul. 4. Justlﬂable; de- he had not recoanlzed her. w m‘. “gem before whipping n iensible. “Falsehood is never war-v Tihere had been an extraor- wm m.“ the cream much sweeten rantable." 5. Amenabie. dinary radiance about the bridal picture that was gone. But not the beauty tha-t underlay it. He could not understand why he had not instantly seen what he saw now: that Alix 8t. Cyr, the fra- gile, exhausted girl, who had turned to him trustfully in her mariners, was very beautiful. "The letter should have been here two days ago, at least," Alix was saying in a puzzled voice "Jerome wrote it before he left Raeford, Monday night. He's probably sailed by this time. He went very unexpectedly taking the place of an officer who was withdrawn at the last. moment. course I don't know whet his Kort of emhariration is or where e's going I haven't heard from him myself since he went away, and even if I had. he couldn't tell me anything." Apologies left Raeford this mornlns

ancient on ache n l ___‘» ___ ______ fillet-worded every (occasion- 1" ally omen c 1| “my ' NICELY OAUGHT u“; 13am ' Mrs. Dinocnn-I wonder if yo: would botso kind as to welsh till: package or me. - Butcher Why, certainly; it weighs exactly three and a aunrtn Mrs. lJinocan -- Thank you. iii contains the bones you sent m; in‘ that four-pound roast yesterday. ; . ___._.____—-_-=.,:

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after no diu. l drove all uay tillol got to Alexandria in the evening. I thought Father and Mother Farman would like to hear from Mrs. Porterfield and Joe Rlﬂlnn. who were so kind to them. They were very kind to me also. and I stayed over at Mrs. Porterfields house for n day, partly because she seamed so glad to have me and partly because I didn't want tired. ‘lhen I began I was taking too much time, so I mode the rest of the trip in two days. And now I am tired. Just a little." ."'I‘lredi You must be half dead. And ithen to get such a half- hearted welcome. It's all g darned shame! Oomein. Alix. please, and sit down by tho fire! Mrs Far- mon must be 1n the kitchen get-

ln half He flung open the door of the living room. It was ltAil in d

6 1'0. 8W the old rocker a little closer to he. motlonim to~ wards this invitlngly. and lighted tho lamp standirw. on the rote- lemed tnbb. en slylna he return r‘ once. he disap- abruptlr- lllix sinkln! rtiy in the rodser. hear his deep voice" and another. soft nt- first but soon rising incredul- ouslv. ‘rho dlaloaue lasted onl minute. Almost immediately ter was back in the room ac- ctimne-nled h" - full limited wo- man who enfolded the tired tra- veller in an ample embrace bo- fore Al could complete the ‘little IEIWlF" with which "in fried to a-reet her mother-in-iaw. "Von nmr I-hiidi Von must be half drvdl" she exchlmeﬁ. consciously rmentlna Dexter's come-ﬂu. "\'I\'" than, v-u nth elm-w ﬂown. and don't vou trv to nay n "~'"~ up" you've bed - cup of w». tea w». ran nrvviniq overv- f‘\'v\'i and p-n “q n“ q\n"0 Jammn fﬂav-wnrﬂn ‘I'm snip-v t9 to)» awn 00nd ‘unl- oi wm and than Wm Mo,» eh-nlohﬂ mq- p. mo». the‘ 4..., n..- wee“ ﬁr"... Y pa,“ om‘ sum-u sq .|..\.a “we 0-. Hm ‘ynvn "or our n-“iaq ,..._ ,'-..~\<la-_ln_ Vow‘. ‘ ‘Ilwmzhtfnl "Yes. I'm going. But l think first I'd better start a lire in her room. don't ‘you, so she won't l o» dent t"

"" that’; real thouﬂitiul of you, Dexteri Yes, I lueoo you

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ections to her clear ively. I mig en me completed his reading.

struck an obstacle. James door to admit more light. and came

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Wither. as I read the dir- and impress- ht as we has been sil- t. Judy wlo already laps ahead o . construction-work was

opened a our assistance. He is one. who any work. I-Ie

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Until tomorrow -l Diary-Good-

night.

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