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The House Not For Her

By EVE BRANGWYN

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She woke in the morning with ears strained for the tlnkle of the

telephone bell which never came. j By midday she had to admit there

was going ‘to be no sign from Alec. He hadn't forgiven her then!

Monday passed, Tuesday, and still no sign. On the third day she rang him up at his office. He wouldn't like it. Still-

His voice, though it made her heart leap, sounded cool.

Yes he'd had a pleasant weekend. People staying with his people which made it jolly. Oh yes, he was quite well. hoped she was the same. ‘ind would she excuse him now; someone waiting to see him.

That was all. Sonia‘ turned away angerly. Not a word about meeting again or anything. Oll well-

Her chin went up with a jerk.

Ifhe intended taking up that attitude, let him!

And for ten miserable days dur- ing which Sonia told herself altern- ately that she was ‘wretched and that she didn't care a hoot, no communication of any sort passed between them. It was as though their intimate friendship had never been.

It was on the evening of the second Friday that the letter came. Sonia found it on the mat when shecame home and saw with a

long letter. Carefully written, tOO. not dashed off anyhow as Alecs so often were. "My dear letter may

girl-Possibly this surprise you, though I I feel that after what you said on our last evening together it cannot imake much difference to you.

"For the fact is I am going to be married, Sonia. You knew that I was anxious to settle down in a home of my own. and having now met a girl tvltll ‘whom I know I can be happy I am hoping to do it quite soon. Under the circumstances I thought it best you and I should not meet again until things were settled, as they now are, especially as you. time is so fully occupied with affairs more material to you than mine!

"Still we have been good friends for a long time for that reason I feel 1 may ulakc a last request of you w plove our friendship. That is that you will come and meet Chloe-who I am quite sure you will like-and at the same time let her show you round the little place we have taken and are furnishing for ourselves.

"5116 i5 1111116 young. not clever like you are, and besides being an- xious to meet you I know she will greatly value your expert advice on the arrangement and decoration of the house. You could suggest all kinds of little artistic touches as I well know. And it would give me

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From the Men They Marry and That is Why Happiness Does Not Rule Their Homes

The reason that no woman has s husband who lust completely comes

up to her ideal and is fashioned to her a husband who ls ice to all the balance of the world but who ls fire to her. nd who is attractive to women m‘! Wlmm Other women run after, but she doesnt wrnnt him ever to look at another woman but her-

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Muse people to say; "Heavens!

want-s a. husband to be well-

t she has a right to

She wants a husband by others yet who will out his church, his poll

ish enough to think ings or decorations, can do as he pleases.

She wants a. husband who V going to a place of amusement movies alone. of his habits changed and his

likes,

see old Bill any more.

see how it is so inconvenient ters even come for a night. father to his children, who everything they want but

over them or correct them,

or even aspire to have

tastes meddled with 110W b1651- he 1a 1n having a Wife who will not let him eat the things he or read in bed, or indulge in any b: m; 31111159

W110 W111 have enough chara t t b tied Submit meekly w c er o e respec tics and his neckties.

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any say-so about 11s furnish- a-ny Place in it in which he

will be wililng to step out if she feels like but who would not dare even to go to the She wants a husband who will

be grateful for having all and who will realize

merits he enjoys.

She wants a husband who will give the gad hand to all of HER friends, while she feeds H18 on cold shoulder until they cease COming to She wants a husband who will make Mo her and the girls welcome whenever they come on a nice long visit, but who will she can't possibly have HIS mother and sis- She wants a husband who will be a good will slave and deny himself to give them who will not think of assuming any authority

Demand Too Much

Present an invidlous comparl- .

She wants a husband who I W111 1111111‘ 1t- Woflh whlle to support a nice home, but who will not be fool-

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COMMON COMPLAINT i, "Rheumatism," said the doctor, “causes a man to imagine that his Joints are very much larger than] they actually are.’ ‘ "I lcrlow," said Mrs. Built-h. “Our butcher has it."

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"Mrs. Smythe-Browne was null-K the final arrangemalts for her ela- borate reception.

Mrs. smythe-Brown (to her olf servann-Brfdget, for the first 3| minutes after 6 O'clock I want you to stand at the drawing-mom door andcallthegueswnamesasthe; arrive.

Bridget (her face lighting upl- Very well, mivum, I've been want- ing to do that to some of yam friends for years!

There's flattery and newness 1n this plaid wool frock and newness in cuffs of velveteen.

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start that it was from Alec. Her fingers trembled as she tore P the envelope open. And what a .

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the greatest happiness to know you two were friends. "Please, Sonia, be a good sport

In a. word a woman wants a husband who is a combination lover,

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and come. Cllolc and I will be at the house expecting you on Sunday afternoon-Alec."

An address followed. which Sonia never even glanced at. It was ‘m. believable! Alec! Marrying 30mg. one else!

A bitterness she had never ex- pericnced before swept over her for a. long while she simply could not think at all.

After a time she began to ask herself what she was going to do about it. should she go. Could she go?

If shc didn't, Alec would feel he'd scored over her, and that she'd never let him do.

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Her taxi drew up outside the door of a very attractive looking house 1n a road cut through the ground" of an old mansion up in Hempncad direction. Almost before she out. Alec was beside the mall and generally taking charge as llc did. Oh, but she mustn't let him, now that—

"Come on in, my dear." he was saying. "Chloe is here. You don't know how pleased we both are to see you at our future home!"

He looked rather pale, some, noticed. not quite at ease 1n his manner in spite of his jaunty words. She felt him looking at her and was thankful for the slick new coat she was wearing, the 10x gul- that became her so well, and the cleverly tilted little hat showing her bronze hail- beneath its brim. Also for her cleverly applied touch o; ma ke up.

"You're looking splendid!" He was flunlnt: her up the short path to the front door. “so good of you to come, too!"

Sollia smiled up him sweetly. "Wily. of course I came! Nice of you to ask mei 1’m simply longing to see this house of yours. Old

had stepped her. paying

money-maker, diplomat, martyr and saint that she can at once resllefit. revere and push around, and there isn't. any such a man. There never

their soul mates.

was and there never will be. And this ls why women never really find _ DOROTHY DIX.

The HOUSE WIFE and ‘HER ACTTVITTES

FRIENDSHIP friendship, a

It is a sweet thins. dear balm,

A happy and auspicious bird of calm,

Which rides o'er life's ever-tumul-

tuous ocean; A god that broods o'er chaos in commotion; A flower which, fresh as uplands roses are, Lifts its bold head into the world's pure air, blooms most radiantly when others die- Health, hope, and youth, and brief prosperity; And with the light and odor of its bloom

shining within the dungeon and the tomb;

Whose coming is as light and music

are

Mid dissonance and gloom~a star Which moves not ’mld the moving heaven alone-

A smile among dark fl- gentle bone

Among rude voicm, n. beloved light, A solitude, a refuge, a delight. —She1ley.

CARROT STICKS An inexpensive hors d'oeuvre may be made with young carrots.

dark horse. aren't you? 1 never guessed-J’

She broke off. In the doorway a girl stood smiling, An extrlwrdln- lrlly pretty sirl. with fair curls bunched on the back of her head and a little cap clinging like a limpet to the side of it. Hel‘ smile rcvcalcd lovely teeth between fresh red lips.

And Sonia could have killed her where she stood!

"This is Chole," Alec was say. 111K. "I'm simply delighted that you two should meet."

How could men be so idiom? Sonia thought bitterly.

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The tour of inspection was over, though it had been thorough and protracted. Once more they were all back in the panelled lounge and Chloe was saying gaily.

I'm so glad you like it all, 13¢. cause I'm absolutely thrilled at the thought of living in it. Of course ilflknow I'm frlghtfully lucky to get

Yes-yes. you are!" Sonia said Jerkily. For what could she say after being shown the house of her

dvvalns and realizing another womrul was going to live in 1t.- wlth Alccl

It just wants a few more personal touches," Alec put in. But we shall soor. supply those, shan't we, Chloe darling?"

Rattler!" said Chloe airily. Sonia must come and glvc me some more hints!"

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Scrape tender, yo and rather long carrots. Slice 1 gthwise info fairly sturdy sticks. Stand in iced salted water for 1 hour. Drain. Then wrap in wet napkin and sprinkle with chopped gar- lic. Stand in refrigerator for sev- eral hours, unwrap and shake off all garlic.

Women talk for many and of- tan for few.

True valor lies halfway between cowardice and rashnesc.

A woman never believes a man who says he understands her,

Home is just what the hudoand makes it and the wife keeps it.

Clothes don't make a man, but cosmetics add considerable to a woman.

The stark is one bird that doesn't fly south in winter with the others.

Every town has its main meets, and every main street has its share of automobile crashes.

The man who drinks too many rounds often has a lot of squaring to do with his best girl.

KITCHEN MUSIC -Canon W. H. Gray, vicar of Christchurch priory, near here, has brought music to the kitchen.

Writing in his parish magazine he w .

ys. "I constantly hear my parishion- iers complain of the death of good cooks. It is all a. question of rhy- thm. I have a radio in the kitchen, controlled from my study. When I know that omelcttes or pastry are

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the forks beating time with the

music. The result is a perfectly turned-out omelette and light pastry.

MALES REQUIRE GAY

PLUMAGE PARISIAN

MILLINER BELIEVES w-Calling for more colorful hats for men-even yellow-Lily Dache. millinery designer, observed today:

"When a man is depressed he takes a drink. A woman goes out and buys a hat."

Wives, weal-y of household du- ties, purchase new hate as a stim- ulant to ease nervous tenslcn. said ‘ Miss Dache, who made a flying trlpi to the Pacific Coast to get inspira- tion for new lleadgear-Jrom a sca- I

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‘Men's hats are too muel alike," declared the slim, eager Parisian. "Phey are too much like a uniform.

“Men do not know the stimula- tion of buyirm a new hat. They

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WHY DONT VOU USE QUAKER

MR8. D. ‘FRANK

Quaker

Always the Same for Bread, Cakes and

LEMON CREAlVl PUDDING.

Two egg yolks, 1-2 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon flour. 1-2 teaspoon salt. Mix to a smooth paste with a. little water. Add 2 cups of hot milk and cook until it thickens. 'I‘ake off jthe ‘ire, add juice and grated rind of 1 lemon. When pudding is oold put the 5tiffl_v beaten whites of eggs on the top

woman is tired and soul weary of the world they can find complete rejuvenation in buying a. hat.

"The reason it that a woman's hats are frivolous and colorful and made to flatter her. ...to hide her defects.

“Now if men wore more color in their hats, not harsh greens and reds, but subtle shades of blues and maroons and yellows, colors which would give their clothes life and them an opportunity to express Lllernsclves, they would find the buying of hats as rel reshing and , stimulating as do women."

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BIG EGG

(By The Canadian Press)

YARMOUTTI, N. S.—Mrs. Alvin Hatfield is thinking of entering her pet hen in some kind of egg-laying contest. Tile bird, a Plymouth Rock, laid an egg weighing five ounces, measuring 9 1-2 inches around "the long way." It was 3' 1-2 inches from end to end. i

‘Style m. 1851 Size.

It's just about the smartest and most useful dress you could own for school, college and the office.

For another more dressy version, black lustrous satin crepe is ador-

, able with a. parade of tiny set!- covered buttons from neck to hem.

Other attractive mediums are k rayon challis prints bright plain I woolens or crinkley crepe silks, vel- . vet, etc. ' Style No. 1851 is designed for sizes 12. 14. 16, 1a, 2o years, so 32 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42-inches b1183- ‘Siae 16 requires 8 5-8 yards of 39- inch material with 5-8 yard of 39- , inch contrasting.