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'. Found: A Daughter-in-Iaw Who Knows How,

I Swell With Her Mother-in-

Law -Here’s How She Works the Miracle

‘ to Get Along

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near Miss Dix-I love my mother-ln-law.

.~ being with her to sh , entertain,

done them.

0D IthiIi-ksh

young wiieii

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who go iii.o “lHrlAuDe Wibll a chip others and are rcauy to tight at atliy or understanding over their rlllbtidlltls ui their races Milli tnein. And they regard every insult.

me-ry mother knows that whether_she keeps her son or

hC llllllfilln UCDCIIUS Glli/IICIY upon

uity in their wives' hand

‘e like

fir‘ husbands mother, he ‘

he never perceived oeiore. ceiies, so ii wile and mother quar others or to have ally posses out. oi the picture. _ - 1m; young WUllltill may uiink liory iiiiu a. costly 0H6.

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rel. lie-art... 4 destroy this at hut‘

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his wile so quickly as for her to treat

creases ll inure than for her to be

Ilie moilier-ui-iaw and oaughter-in-law relationship can be a very

beauiiiul and helpful one to botli and it is a pity that more women have

no; iiitcligciice enough and good

Dear Miss Dix-We long to

have

e feels the same

l: ine.

law dour. get along iniy-iiitj’ lliOfitditlvn

the drop of a iiat. for the older women.

because wiiiLe nei" ire iii to iiei‘ iur uie sake of petite, lie netti" ABHS l0 l‘ love for his mother

Sheisa

drive

way about me. the way

Would that there

the XHQJIifA-nl-IBA and daughter-in n is 8.: inucn lo

on their shoulders

‘iiiey ilaunt their

. 'I'iiey make no efiort to

suggestion that they make

his wres attitude toward her.

rei and ii wile is neve

this p, triumph. but

is at. the very peril. Nothing 800d to his mother.

feeling enough to cultivate it.

l6. e are

"creen. We have met a man Milt) knows a big movie Producer and can

get us a job Us? ll you advise us veiy short. time.

oer I advise you l0 l-ioiiyu ouu.

to call the police

gretting it. Tlltfti reducer, or ingie studio gate in Hollywood. you, in: would e uuulunt stea.

And, anyway, girls, try LO_US€ a know that vii tually dreams about being a cinema star and the...

Don't you

Edi...

flDdS Oi Llllinl. UBLICI‘ BQLUPPEG Lflflll you 31's.‘,

lnd are turned auny ircni the st

nce i0 snow themselves or what they

' lited hopes. fr you have a go mails a day, stay in it, even if you tight a rein on you.

Dear Miss and we adore each other, but before lie can consider a wile very attractive young man

the will power to do it.

best I have should. I wait

to love him, or

wer: , It depends upon whether you regard uiarriage

Lion or a. love ldyl. If you think and providing for your our own arriage-J should say that ections to N0 2.

Evidently a... 1 ls a vague proepec He may never be

he is able to marry.

$5 Lil; 0-H llleiutllillllls USEU 00d. He is just trying to take yauvainage o. ECHMOII and lazu oi knowledge oi vne ivoiid. to listen ti ms persuasions you will spen isn't. one chance in a. million that he ever

that he has the slightest it lie

KO LO )Ul.ll‘ pflJIEIILS you avtay iroin them.

Dix-I have been going his business

to love him very much. y It. would be hard to give indefinitely for the first?

mture, as having your own ChlldI€Il—-flhd certainly this is a very necessary you would be very wise to

as oilereo to take us with him. would We have only known this man a DOT AND G

going off with this stranger to say, "he bodes you no your youth and unsophis- ii you are idiotic enough d the remainder of your life re-

instead of

liad any way unn talk uie matter over with them- iew lobes of your brains, if you have every 16-year-old girl in the United thousands upon thou- irck to Hollywood every year uuio doors without ever having got a Hollywood is a city oi od home where you have three uare do think that your parents try to ep

with a young man for three years

marry him and I feel that If I can't have the first man, I'd up the first, but if it is snoiilo 1 marry the second and grow

UNDEOIDED.

as a business proposi- life

of marriage as settling yourself in

er your af- t. It. may be years upon

‘years be- able to marry, an

peach. It is fun and even live with her, and I have This

When she is at our

_ _ were more wives who ioiiotted your example, .or

together it is usually a _ iii vihicil the young blame as the Uluitl‘ one. Granted that lliere are too nnuiy inssessive mothers who can‘. bear

to give their ems up to any woman, mere are an equai number of girls

for their husbands’ Tiiev snow no sym-

' power get along es a deadly

loses him when Men antagonistic to in Mother that besides, men cont like iemiiiine iignts and r willing to go to visit, It isn't orig before Mother virtu-

it is a hollow vic- husband may be weak enouith to esent it in his sec- root o. his being and kills a man's love lul‘ his mother badly, and nothing ui-

Our home life is both good looking and our irimds tells us we would be just wonderful on the

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CHAPTER XXXIII “Last month you realized that the nature of your-er-situetion couldn't remain undiscovered much longer. Is that right?" questioned Major Allenby. Judy looked uD suddenly. aslf she had tBPDEd an unexpeced reservoir of strength. "Yes. I still don't think Barney really wanted to mgr- ry Mrs. Grafton, buwhe was d-de- rately in need of money. That's ow he explained it to me, but, than when I f-foundI— well, I told him he'd have to divorce her and marry me. He had tol Can't you see, he had to!" UPON the four lmpasslve men about; her she directed such a hflpg- less. terrified glance as a cornered raccoon might give to hound; ring- ing 1t in, —“But he couldn't." “Wouldn't? “Please let her tell her own story, M51013" Tyson cut in. Judy‘ flinchcd us from a flicking WhlD- ‘Well. then. lie wouldn't But then I thought I knrw of a way to force him to uet a divorce. I know every dollar lie had was sunk in

old fisherman was ve kind but he wassopoorhe wesaraidtiocalla doctor or maybe he couldn't et what I wanted. Neither he nor is wife could understand more than a word or two of English, but at last they got. me some newspapers and for the first time I learned about my ‘supposed suicide."

Thai ,' Gratefully. she ac- cepted a cigarette from Inspector Boyd's case. "I couldn't think whet to do. You see, Barney's a perfect devil when he's crossed. so I knew it would be dangerous to kick up a row until exactly the rig-ht moment came along. I was all set to take my time when Pat's coming threw my D001‘ plans haywlre.I—-I tried T0 B811 up —I wanted to warn her. but I was still too weak, so 1 sent a deck of cards to warn her. Then

modicnllv. “You see I was sure that fulfil miwdVlill no accident. 1 knew she i. renu tlie first card message and had acrused Barney, so I

the Ecuadorian deal. As his secre- tary it was my duty to open all of

future _is not encouraging and he has to consider his mother. who wants me to

home, your own man. wa to look at

a 1on8-

Exgwn-out engagement with no end in sight is full of the weary waiting

t. makes the heart sick

But you are fortunate to have your heart so w orstrl§l that

you can make it behave itself.

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his non-personal mail end to (rode and decode cablegranis. Well, a lit- tle over two weeks ago a cable arrived from Ecuador." She began talking faster now. less timidly. "It was from Colonel Ulloa, Minister of the Interim and Public Works. warning Barney that President Niente and his cabinet would shortly be driven from power -at any time they might be forced to flee." Only the patter of a rain squall on the boat sheds roof could be heard when she paused. "He turned gree when I gave him the cable, but rfém away he warned me not to breathe a word of the warn- ing to anyone. You see, Major, he hoped to close the deal and get money into the Rio Inja project before General Nlentes government entirely collapsed." Absently, Judy Fortlei- pwhcd a lank lock of hair from her forehead before she con- tinued. "Wcll, I remembered that and when Barney refused to get a divorce I foolishly threatened to deal by giv- ing away the bad news." he girl's voice ran toneleesl on, like a grey ribbon slowly uni-o ling. “That scared him enough so he suggested we take a walk that night and talk the matter over. He gavo me to understand he would do as I asked. I was desperate, but awfully scared. too, ‘so I wrote a message only my sister could

d. "How was that?" Tyson inquired. "Arranging cards in en agreed

We often did it Well-"Her voice fell lower as she told whet happened afterwards. --"I was partl heed for a ong time and ran

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$12" asses"... '1‘ '1 ‘ -1l|llpl'0fldl‘f0l'lW0fflBh\0 CflIWITOII-lfilll"! legit . with. whom she has “mm throat-he been dining, with nu 00D." “W”! "W"? °° A. Buch coi-iduct i; forward and unconventional. The waiter or the butler natal; the man with his . on without u-

Sll/Ull‘ t0 filly-self I'd somehow get over to Plunder Island and km

Photo-version of JUDYS story of escape from death at hands of "Barney" GRAFTON

every newspaper lish, and with about the efficiency of the Ber- muda Police."

Barney Grafton. As you know, I

got here.” “Whenl” ‘The monosvllab‘e issued

quickly from Inspector Boyd'l lips. a Clip the Canon QIIOI I o++>o

"Why. why - yesterday after- noon, late-day before yesterday I Elle-is ll» i5 HOW- It was the evening

of the night Mrs. Grafton died." then you know of her death?"

“Yes. I overhead some of the servants talking-I was thunder- struck."

"And you came over that evenin

at Wt. tlufieWIBoyId went’ fall-wig‘ . “ y——w y, go one o e ox boys to row me over from St Davicwh ‘round eight o'clock.“ —-" en everyone was away from Plunder Island?" Inspector Boyd seemed to be driving some theoIGy jwllgh a heavy whip. “That so. e or " " , yes." Allenby nodded. “We et beck from Castle Island 0e one.’ "Well then," Boyd demanded. ‘iawléiyt c‘ould thavleh prgventerg (‘Miss o er rom ree g arna ra- ton in her own way? After all e movies can IIIIBITY as readily a; a orce man" Trembling, Ju swayed to her feet. "No. no!" ‘Hie cried homely. "I could never do that. Mm. Ora - tgn and I hpted each other, hut-J

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Buddenl faint. w ereupon her up carried he had so recently quit . he returned,

struggling with the expressions Tyson and Inspector

the former, "that your great "cases. you've so

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Out so badly after all. can name Patrick's murderer.

all. Patricia was only an obscure

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A. Yes. Under no circumstances should uaed silver be pllocd on the table cover.

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Use Simple Methods to Outwit Your Nerves

Be thankful for that ltrelk of “net-ves" give your warmth,

learn to avoid that exhaunt you. Mandi.

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too rigid n routine. Leave your

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| WISH YOU

L. M. Montgomery mine, in the year oncom-

tlme for play. in the eerie

B! H1011’: o‘ I wish you a little And an hour‘ to dream gleaming After the ole-morons dail- <

(Arid the moon like a pearl from

an Indian shore lantern above your

And some one in lt to need you

there,

Wine of romance and wholesome laughter:

With a comrade or two to share

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