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l, Woman ’s Real l -:- Social and Personal,

Dvroiﬁy Dix? l-sffer Box l

y. Shouldn’t Marry — Is Wealthy Girl Fool-

pgf l,‘ ash to Wed Middle-Aged ,_ Man?--

I Should Man. Love i Wife or Mother Better?

_ p cannot deny

thll. Whit d tlil. l8 should do? o you n

PUZZIED DICK.

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111s 11111111 You can support a fun!

on anybody else’; shoulders.

cndmmhoodabouthiznifhc

his wife's people.

mother think they have got rid of her. foistlng a scn-ln-law on them to feed and clothe.

Try to look at this matter from your parents’ point of vicwiand see what a rotten deal you are giving them if you marry before you carrpro-

vlcle for e. family. Ever since you were born they have worked hard

take csre of you and give you the best advantages they could possibly af-

ford. They have made many sacrifices to educate you and to give you chance in life. sclvu.

wanted you to have a better chance in life than they had themselves.

But they are human,‘ and they have been looking forward to the time

l when their children were reared and on their own feet, when they could _ slack doyvn and take things easier, andwhen they could spend their income on the littlrweafs'and'iuxuries'thit they have‘ ’deiliéd' themselves.

They looked forward to having some rest and also in their old 9-89-

xtrong and young any more,’ p

love a

into nothing but a nursemsld for her grandchildren.

mother who have been so good to you?

years, as you will do if you marry before you no ready 1o;- it,

be sick and tired of your wife and in love with some other woman.

world.

will never be free to hunt o better one.

Don't do it, eon. If have no regard for your DO

pity on yourself. . I O O I I I

Dear Dorothy Dix-Our club has been discussing the case oi the ex- tremely wealthy and attractive youngwoman ‘who has just married a mlddlcraged man when she might have had the choice of so many hand- Do you not think this girl will tire of the husband l who is so much older than she is as soon as the glamour o; capturing a. sophisticated man of the world has worn off, and will she not then yearn

some young sheiks.

for a husband of her own age? GANG 0F CONSTANT READERS.

Answer: ' ‘ '

mental age. ». wild‘ whirl o1 gayety, forever going places and doing

I ‘ l fun and dancing as shale. ‘

sober, serious disposition and who wants to sit, by his fireside of an even ing instead of steppingout to night club.

in listening to an intelligent man talk than in dancing.

sefein marrying men whom-e much older-than themselves.

mutual attraction between them.

up. But it

genial one. flfhey are in the some age class spiritually, if notin years.

l .' well.

. it adds to her chances o1 happiness. because m Older husband is nearly ~ 1 always more considerate of his wife, uses more tact in trying to get along l with her and knows generally how to handle a woman better than n. young - DORﬂﬂ-IY DIX.

mandoes. l O i O I J ,

Dear Mies Dﬁi-"Myhusblmd and I have been disputing about which

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-~ Jobless“ Youth of 19 Can’t See Why He

.7» DearMissnix—lamnotyetlaycmoldbutlwcnttonmrry. The - girl is a year older than I am and in willing, bu; mpg-mg, “e mm “iv. ing as a reason that 1 am too young and am not able to make a living. I

mere isn't but one honorable and decent thins you can do, and that is to Put of! marry- y. nroviding

for his wife and children is a man's own res- 110115111111153’ and he has no right to dump thlt

“$1111! a b0? he! VOW little self-respect mil-tries a Ilrl and brings her home for his parents m sup- port, and he is a stillmore abject and despic- able creature when he becomes a parasite upon Bitter is his bread, for he

1m°W5 1% 15 81v“! srudalnslv. because when a girl marries, her father and They have not counted on her

The? hB-vv Elven you better clothes than they had them- flihcy have stayed at home so that you could have little trips. They have been glad- to do all this for you because they loved you and

But if you marry and bring a wife home for them to support and if here are children that you cannot take care of, than you simply send your parents back into slavery that is all the harder for them because they are not

Yet many boys and girls do this. Because they think they an; in bﬂcﬂllee they are not willing to deny themselves the gratiﬁcation of t eir desires and wait until they can support their own families, they rush into marriage and bring their husbands and wives home for Father and Mother to take care of. And Ether has to work harder than he ever did in his life before, because instead of having just John to support, he has John's wife and children. And in Mother's old sse she is turned

And a. young man married is a. young mm married. 1f you burden yourself with a wlie.al.l9.yn1l_willmv£r..hay¢n.cl1snm target on. in It will take all you make, and more, w support a. wife and child- ren and you will have to wonk at any little Job you can get because you

parents, have some norm! DIX.

The matter of age is, of course, a. very important consideration in marriage, yet it does not depend upon calendar age, but spiritual age. If a girl is s play-girl. if she is frivolous in disposition, us many girls are; if she is dress crazy, party crazy and wants to live in a gar“;- l has made a request that dogs shall not in future ac- company mourners at funerals in G-alleywood parish churchyard. Th; racegcers, as the church is situated

things, thm she should marry not only a boy of herowxrage but one who is as fond of

‘w ‘ ‘A girl of this type is miserable married to a huddle-aged mun and she l‘ is equally miserable if she is married to a man of her own age who is of a.

But there are plenty of girls who even in their teens-are mature in tastes and thoughts. There are plenty of girls who are interested in the worth-while things of life and who would far rather spend an evening ' , Plenty of girls 4' who are domestic in their tastes and who would be content to stay put l in their own homes and never go to another ball. These girls are perfectly

One of the reasons that many girls do not marry is that they are so much more grown up than the boys o1 their own age that there is no At 20 the girls are women, while at 20 the boys are still kids. The girls read good books, like intellectual plays, arc interested in the world movements, while the boys readhothing but the - comic strip and sport news in the papers and are bored stiff by anything - deeper than a frivolous movie, and want to do nothing but make whoopee.

The thoughtful, intelligent girl generally has to marry c. mm a good deal older than herself because the boys of her own age are apt w pars her is oftener than not o. happy marriage because it is a con-

Marriage and- moneynvhen the woman possesses it, do not often mix But if the rich girl marries a. man a good deal older than herself

husband should love the more, his wife or his mother. What do say?

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The HOUSE WIFE and HER ACTIVITIES

“There i: a hope. a quiet hope, Within my heart instilled, That if undauntcd on -I sail,

Fulfilled

“And there's a. tide, a. quiet tilde, Flowing toward a goal,

_ That sweeps by every

shore, ' And at its ilullest elbbs no more

My soul!" CURING FEATHERS

Wouldyou kindly give me some inlfommtlon as to the but nwth- od oi’ curing feathers at home. I moan chicken feathers, goose feath-

Don‘t you think that is playing it pretty low-down on the father and are or down, or any kind of feath- We rightly reiord parrlcidc as the most horrible of all crimes, but murdering your father and mother is not much worse than slaying all of the hopesrand ambitions they have that you could give me the best in- zientered in you. and killing all the peace and happiness of their later (qr-melon on 11-,__Q,w_

ers. I have heard 0d’ two Oll‘ three different methods but I thought

Ans-Jrhe been way is to place thlefeathers in abag made of

And, believe me, son, you will bring misery on yourself Ie well as your mum, use smug “mung m. Wm, parents. Not one in a thousand kid marriages overturns out well. You netting, and hang them in a warm 1 are too young to know what you want ti?‘ a. wife- . Too young to know what " .~ real love is. And if you marry now ere are nlnehundred and ninety- . .

nine chances to one that long before you come to man's estate you will $15158? geuglmghgedplwed

place where there is a. good current and

close to an oven and quickly dniod out, but this ls sometimes a bit dangerous. Slumner time for drying '3 many ma‘ Best and safest. ' Enoch.

ANIMALS OUT-OF-PLACE IN FUNERAL CORTEGE

Should horses and dogs be . ,e.l- ‘lowed to take part ‘in processions?

The Rev. F. A. Rcughton. vicar of Gnlleyvwood. near Chelmsford. Eng. when asked. ~ “Thea-e is too mudh sentimentality in allowing animals such es dogs

is desimd to respect the ‘Ilhe vicar

sport is known to thousands

in the centre of Chelmsford race- course

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one who more comm with theatherihanthc love a DO 7°‘! jm m: an wife and his memo. mi can comfort yourself, how- ‘w?! In

e , ‘with this thought: That l! 7018' hlllbllid hldlft loved h: a dif- fmm“ mam‘: fu- _ t way from the way he loved hi: motile: he never have mar- ‘mr¥zke u“. n you » nonnmv m1 1L Nahum.‘ "Ie bio 5-‘

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The guilding star shall never pale, But shine within my labors scope

humble

And on that final swell shall ride

funeral ‘

and horses to follow the cortege of departed ovmers to thegrave. llf it owner's wishes, the animal should, not be allowed to _\~. past the churchyard

It is difficult to get daslnlinC wool sports stockings Buy two cards of the two predominant colors. Darn the hole one way with the one color, then across with the other. The darn will

bread- crumlbs made by cutting bread at mcaltlmcs. bu; put ihcm on a. plate in the bottom of the over to dry. Store in a tin, ..nd you will have l supply of breadcrumbs ready when required.

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U apples are put in wmtct cou- taixiing a little lemon juice a. few minutes before cooking they will keep their color. ‘ ~

THE POPULAR. GLADIOLUS

The gladlclus is deservedly one o! the most popular flowers in Can- m». Also it needs very little care except at planting and digging time. About the middle of May is a good time for planting but, as pointed out by the Horticultural Division. Dolminion Experimental Farms the exact dame varies mom-d- ing to locality because the frost mustbeoutofthegmundandwtleieu

fertilized the previous your, in the ideal soil. but gladioli will do well on beoviersoiils.Ino11Ihf~l!Xu-noil they would probably fail in c. hot dry season After planting, the soil must be cultivated frequently to keeo down the weeds and render the surface loose. During very dry weather a. thorough soaking with water once a week is very benefi- cial, andit is well towemernber that when the time comes for cutting the blooms at least two eefe of leaves should be left on the plants, aotluatltheommwilloomcfo full growth and so be in good condition for srqwins next veer. Theo: m. hundreds m varieties to choose from,- but the Primullnus hybrids which are quite distinct in appear- ance from the large-growing verieti are becoming more WDular every year. The comic as obtained from the eeedemen, should be planted from four w six inches deep and about three inches apart in a. sunny position in the garden.

GEITTING FLAVOR 1N DAILY - MEALS

Some meals are like some folks -—thay are good, they have all the virtues but they are deadly dull and they lack savor. Nutri- tionists working with low cost budgets have discovered that it is not enough to plan those budgets so that they will include foods which will furnish all the bodly re- quires in the way of proteins, min- erals, vimmim and calories. Nb, it is not enough for our meals to possess all the virtues of good nutrition; in addition they must have that more subtle character- iatic-fluvor. ‘ That's probably thereason that meals which are planned around meat are satisfying. Meat heads the list of foods rich in natural flavor and it extends its flavor to the other foods served with it- thisisorleleasonwhyameelle cooked upon by most everyone u

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