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A woman asks: "Who should rule the home, the wife or the husband?!‘

‘Neither. Both. A home should be a democracy. not an autocracy. There should be no grinding tyrant on the domestic throne imposing his or her will upon a trembling slave. The Head ol the House should be twins, ani- mated by the sole desire to make a happy home and pull oil a successful marriage.

Of course, human nature being what it is and all oi us inclined to bossiness as the sparks are to ﬂy up- ward, this much-to-be-desired condition oi afialrs sel- dom prevails. 0n the contrary most homes from the altar to the grave or the divorce court are a dark and bloody battleground in which a woman and a man, each oi whom is determined to rule or ruin, are en- gagcd in a never-ending ﬁght ior the dictatorship.

Perhaps it is because most men, and virtually all women, are denied the exercise oi authority in the outside world that makes them so determined to bethe llE—Ol‘-5h€~\\’ll0-ll\\lSt-b€-0l)¢yﬂl in the family circle» Certainly it is observable that the smaller the man and the humbler the station he ﬁlls abroad, the more insistent he is on being the Grand Potentate at home, and the more insigniﬁcant and overlooked a woman is in society, the more ruth- lessly does she iorce her will upon her husband.

All oi us have seen the curious spectacle oi men who were intellectual giants, or men who themselves commandd thousands oi othr men, who were so completely bulldozed by ignorant and stupid little wives that they did not dare to call their souls their own at home. And we have seen big, line strong, intelligent women who lived in quaking terror oi petty tyrant hus- bands who didn't permit even a chair to be moved without their say-so, and who made their wives ask them if they could go to a picture show or down- town shopping.

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This unfortunate struggle for supremacy in the home would be bad enough. and provocative oi enough quarrels and bad feeling if the best man won out, but, alas. this never happens. It is invariably the one who is least ﬁtted to rule the family who finally succeeds m dominating it, ior the nobler, the wiser, the more tolerant a man or woman iﬁphhﬁ less is he or she ﬁtted to cope with a mean, persistent, sell-seeker.

If. you will consider the iamllies you know in which there is a ﬁne strong man and a weak, silly woman, you will recall that it is the weak, silly woman who rules the household with a rod oi’ iron and who decides every question about the children irom the way they shall be brought up to what schools they shall go to, what careers they shall follow, and whom they shall marry. You virtually never see the strong, wise father dominating the tool woman, and giving the children the beneﬁt oi his superior judgment and guidance.

Probably no other thing does more to make marriage a failure and wreck homes than this unwholly ambition oi husbands and wives to be the Domes- tic Czar. For it has been written that a house divided against ltseli shall tall, and the minute a bridal couple set out to rind out which one is to rule It,the structure begins to totter on its foundations.

Many a young husband gets his ﬁrst disillusionment in matrimony when he discovers that his wife considers that her marriage certiﬁcate is as much a bill of sale oi him as if he were a slave who had been purchased on the block, and that she has a perfect right to dictate to him about what he shall eat and what he shall wear and whether he shall smoke or not, and to supervise his goings and his comings and refuse him permission to have even a night on a sleek.

..____._.. Also it is a solar-plexus blow to love's young dream when he ﬁnds out hat his only right in the home is the rlghtto pay for she has a monopoly oi its

Nor does it add to any bride's love oi her husband to discover that he acquired a Christian slave at the alt ar, and that she,who has been tree and independent and sell-supporting, has found a master who expects her to ask “pretty please" for every cent oi the money she esms in his kitchen, and to request his permission when she goes to sce her mother or wants to join a club or buy a new hat.

The happy home and the successful one is that in which neither hus- d nor wife is an autocrat, but in which they are equal partners who s. making mutual concessions and trying

. It is only in these free homes that love lasts, and that husbamb and wives, working together and supplementing each other, rear ﬁne children.

For the day oi the Domestic Tyrant as well as the Political Tyrant is l0!"- DORUIHY DIX.

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You know, oi course, about the "burghers" who sit quietly on their front doorsteps in the cool oi the evenln , smoking their pipes, reading about investigations, and listening to the distant tin- kle ot trambeils."

Well, the traps are being set this season for these stoop and step sitters in the form a: the most attractive wicker chairs, made without leis, Just like sand seats. The wicker frame and cane cross pieces" are well Vaispared tor unlocked-for storms, and the

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PARIS, May car-iv. PJ-Women love to be just a blt m zenous. Men like women who ARI lust a bit mysterious. A: one at the best ways to bring about this subtlety o: mm“, u m select the right perfume.

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day a new industry (or the city with m” “m” “m”. “Winn”-

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The parent company is the Bsldor Electric Co. o! St. Louis, Mo. The company has had a rapid growth in the United States n line with the in- creasing development in the use oi electrical household appliances, re-- suiting in a growing demand ior their motors. They have been selling their products in Canada {or some years through W. H. Cooper and 0o. Ltd, oi Toronto.

Equipment will be installed and the manufacture commenced at once at 104 Adelaide St. E. W. H. cooper will be president and general manager oi the new company.

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