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Dorothy Dix Advises a Night Off for Married (‘ouples -— Shall This Wife Leave Husband She Does Not Love? What to Do ~With

' Sulky Husband _

X—I B-BYBB With you that all married couples should And should they And

DEAR DOROTHY DI l?!" B. night off now and then. but how often? ‘like’ as their companion one of their own sex or the opposite sex? 1°“ Wﬂllld You suggest that they amuse themselves on the outings? B_ w_ Rh

Answer: don qiucﬁllfie. every question connected with the "a lie- cuPfoblem becomes an individual one for Eacti Dar cular husband and wife, and no hard and _s rules can be laid down that will cover every situation.

matrll think the chief thing that is the matter with _ mlmy i5 monotony. It gets to be a deadly dull grind because it's the same thing year in and year ggféegnéihﬁhaf, l5 Why it Eel-S on people's nerves and mink that?!‘ Wall's‘ i0 Jump the bars. Therefore, I “res to breaket: e thing is to use preventive meas- novélty and ch e routine and to introduce as much

ange as is corlsistent with the circumstances.

3° I 511286511 the night off for husbands and wives No nun-la no y - - n beings, wmgﬁttictilllzﬁ: 81113511 tithe! love each other, can be together continuously hey m“ 6m 6f convogrqeryeverything they know and think and feel until 1t husband and \vife l “a m‘ h" PF°°Y °i ""5 W" have only to watch m“ be 51mm; u in 51111611113’ Place oi amusement. At the restaurant they he theatre thepwill hence liviuh nevgr a word Po Say m each Oman A‘ an qrountyt, Y if?“ "£9919 Dfﬂgrnmlrom cover to cover, while ‘ "em stmhsers will be gayly chatting‘.

‘ivﬁkntlr alhtplilftgmeniiﬁ the evenings there ls a silence so dense you could cut iﬂlmg " ﬁn i; OEOQIW E1165! drops in and starts the conversational bnll each ﬁght _ in. ‘last because husbands and wives are not fond ot M‘ pithurion‘ ofsthem getclguasgytlfiﬁly :1; fag up on each others society. ‘But mcy mu; tlzeii" heads on. w u“ and when they are rammed

Hidhiijé 22ml: éhlﬂt the main virtue in the husband and wife taking a 1-1-11? abW-t Dada 9 y would be that it would give each something fresh to P-rvhter an make each one a more entertaining companion to me

But I certainly think that it would be a highly dangerous _ v _ proceeding Qfgrciistiztluthusbntid or wife to have a date with one of the opposite sex. ~IV 1t l‘ fie-essafy- if you will eliminate the sex appeal, you wll] ﬁnd . l. m.n prefer the society of men and women that of women.

N° "m" “any 5R5 i0 Play games with a woman be u h r l5 lt ungallnnt to beat her and humiliating to be beaten by heliaNstf miner-coolly xallnttls t discuss sports or business or the stock market with women. And

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In Memoriam

FRANK READY

The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on Saturday. Oct. 20th of Mr. Frank Ready of Bur- lington. Deceased had been in good health until a. few weeks ago when he contracted pneumonia. l-le was taken to the hospital and. ev- erything possible done for him but the swift progress of the malady defeated all efforts to-stay the hand of death and he passed away on the above mentioned date after

receiving the last rites of the Holy Catholic Church of which he was a life-long member. Frank was the eldest son of the late Michael and Mrs. Ready of Burlington and was in his thirty-ninth year. At an early age he learned the carpenter trade at; which he worked in Bos- ton for a number of years but. the greater part. of his life was spent in Burlington, where he was highly esteemed by young and old, and the news of his death, after such a short illness was received with gcnu ine regret by all his acquaintances. Of an exceedingly kind and cheer- ful disposition he was beloved by all, but it is in the home he will be most sorely missed, where he leaves to mourn a grief-stricken widow and four young children. His mother. one sister Lillian lindl two brothers, Fred at home, andl Will 0t DeBlols Brothers, Char-i lottetown. also survive him. l

His funeral took» place on Mon- day morning Oct. 22nd, from his; home to St. Mary's Church, Indiani River. and was largely attended. A; high ma. cf requiem was cele-l broted by Rev. Mgr. D. J. Gillisﬂ who also conducted the funeral service at the grave. Hts rcmainsl were laid to rest beside those oil his father and two brothers Henryi and Bernard who predeceased him.‘- R.I.P.-—K

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A shadow of gloom was cast overl Lower Freetown and vicinity on: October 23rd. when it was learned‘ that the soul of Mrs. George An’ senouit, tncc Angeline Arsenaultl had taken its ﬂight to it's God ui-i tcr nnlv a brief illness. i

The late Mrs. Arsenault was 3B; years of age and was the daughter‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. ArsenJ

rteslt i? 1m" m9“ '10 tears, and so in every mixed crowd you will see tqlf uo .c..es drawing into their olvn separate camps, unless they are lnrlatiourly minded.

‘ The dmiger to the husband and wife with a member of the opposite if‘! n ould be that their “date" would come to mean something more than imﬁliiil fiimilunion. I-lc and she would come to represent the holiday. the “mi- 11"‘ JOY time of the week when one slipped the yoke for a little while and drew a breath of freedom, as against the other six" days and nights of c» ork and vxorry and duty and matrimony,

,\\'ll0 must show thc toil and strain of the workaday world.

Husbands and wives need more liberty, but they have to be cnrcfu

0t to let ii run into license. And more than any other people, they mod bu,”

u} pray to be kept fronrtctnpttlticti. , ‘ “ ‘ ‘ DOROTHY DIX.

" other that to livcvtogethcr is any less sin ilccnuse of thc children‘ Jnnt you think that 1n such a case it is better for thc parents to part

'<l‘(l that thc children are better off with the_ mother. even thOlIgh she Rggllmltl

has to leavt: them during the day to make a. living for them, than f0

l 1mm to be reared in a cold home where the father and mother do not love mother was interred in the adjoin- River;

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Lin- a‘ young ‘woman, not quite in my 30s. and have two children.’ fuolkczl when I was living with their father and I work now and can sum: t gm» them every comfort. It is I who sufiei- in this case. because it is my "The

nature to be home-loving. I crnvc to love and be loved in return, but annnt make up my mind that it would be right for me to Doesn't it take a real mother to smile when she is with her c JllC could weep hcr eyes out? A DEsPERATE w1DQw_

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l do not. think that a couple have the right to break up a marriage _ and half-orphan their children merely because they have ceased to be

smtunenitllly‘ in love with each other. It's not a case of feeling but o duty. We can't control our emotions, but we can our actions

man after she becomes disillusioned with him, nor to see the fairy princ of hcr girlisl‘ dreams in a husband who proves to ‘be a dull and common

his children.

But if the mun fails as husband and father. and if alter doing he best. the xvurrlan finds it impossible to get along with him, and if the 110m almcsphcrl- is one of strife, then certainly it is better for the children l0 ner to take them nnd go where they can live in peace.

Certainly the life of the woman who has two little children dependen

For thc-re are even fewer men who are good stepfathers than thcrc ur vcmen who are good stepmothers, and the woman w .101‘ husband and her children. who resents having to support them, drinks the last drop cf gall 1n m bltterest cup that is ever pressed to a woman's lips. DOROTHY DIX.

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EAR MISS DI

making up and apologize all over the place even when he is in Otherwise he pouts and sulks. I am sick of always being the goat. shall I do? MR5 T_ J, Alzswtli‘:

Well. tile easiest way out is to keep on being the goat.

it up instead of ﬁghting it out.

After all. what does it matter? Every woman has ttvkeep the peat:

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Anti the “datc" would offer thc itievitabie comparison 0i one who .. . ,- ‘ ' hie, ll. Leo 9, Raymond 6, Nora 5. ,‘,‘f,-,.“|'“.§y§ lpleft-Samhfnd agreeable an“ dressed up “lid lwvidered and and Francis only l3 months.

.c t.) 0o the: s or hcr best. with the companion of ones bosom Bcgidcf‘, they‘: thc“. are “ya bu.

EAR MISS DIX—Do you think ii a man and woman do not love each luctcd to the immaculate Concep-

murry again. Costello, Arisem hildrcn when Fulton and Frank Wals

No power of thc will can force a woman to thrill at the touch of a ember

‘ll... c inclndual, but she can still stand at her post and keep her home h" gaﬂy ygal-g, nttendi 1i cs bin-rung if hc is goczl and honest and faithful and a loving father to school from w

u! hcr for summit is iwrd enough. but. you are wise not to marry llgillll.

ho is torn between Lo surrrnd who has to see tllem mistreated by o. mull "r d

D X-l have been married o little more than a year and tuinlncnts. The pnilbeal find that when my husband and I have a spat l have to do all the Ray mu]; Maurie “limit 1i

It will save - -, - t Donald P.P.. "civ- River. lune at d near and cur on your temper and nerves just to kiss and make Wm! me expressions of prom.

it it's l-Lcpt. m ‘tile home. and let her httsband blame his faults on her hum,“ we “mu-la ma; The wise wife is she who lets M,“ 15 “W, cnjovlng him save lllS face that wav. and who isn‘t too proud to say, "I'm son-y, m,“ mat is mmqted by

ault, Brae Harbor, formerly of Eg-v mcnt Bay and was a lady of :1 quiet and amiable disposition. , Death under any circumstances is sud but thc circumstances under, which this death occurred make it, particularly hard to, bear as a sor-l rowing husband and a family oil nine children are left to mourn. ‘The children are Thomas, l5, Syl- iverc, 14. Edward l3. Mabel 12. Min-

iCatholic Women's League, Sisters. lcf the City Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Recldin. Charlottetown. Mrs. Mary O. McEachern and family. Mr. and Mrs. J f“ i‘ Charlottetown. students Eleventh \J_.k\.l. 7

thers and six sisters. l On the afternoon of Octobcr2f1ih h§ rpglallll lifgwllfgfgoif, Mass each, friends, Mr. and Mrs. sQtault, Benton Road. grandparcntslJRmBS PBHQBTEB-St. Di? E- G- and ‘of tho deceased. On the fOlIOWiHE MFS- Giliis- Thomﬂs N- Dmlalwev afternoon the remains were con- Gﬂnevleve- Wilfred ﬂiid Austlnfmm‘ mil. Joseph Higgins, Liby Higgins, Miran Church. Brae. “'l’lf‘l'f! funcra Mary Ready, JB-mBS Bﬂihﬂml 511d held by the Pastor, Rev. or ' , MacDonald and allthat Spiritual Offerings: Cathern Mc- and Eachern. Isabel McEachern, Vernon Mass, Miss Florence Flynn,‘ and Helen Flynn; spiritual bouq of Requiem was quet, Isabel McDonald and John‘ McDonald, Charlottetown; wreath, Kensington High School; sprays. her pupils, Principal and Mrs. Low- n. Gallant, Thoma" ther, Katherine Casely, Bee Moore, h. R. l. P. R. Bowness. Dorothy McKenzie, Mrs. Lydia Sims, Miss Lottie Sims}, MARGARET IIELEN GOODWIN Mr. W. B. and Mrs. McArthur, —--— and family, Mrs. James Sheen. Mrs‘, Margaret Helen Goodwin died at James Lynda and Mrs. W. L. Cotton.’ Charlottetown on October» l3, i928, such indisputable evidence must having borne thc burden of iota‘ convince any mind of the high es-_ disease for an extended period. Sht teem in which‘ the deceased, Miss was born at Kensington on Nov- Goodwin, was held by her multi-j 13, 19,07, the daughter of tude of appreciative friends. e Daniel Goodwill and Katherin’ The sympathy of all friends is‘ - Murphy, his wife. Hcre she men‘ thus extended to the bereaved fam- ‘ ng the mgr ily. Requiescat in pace.—Y

hich she graduated _ ‘ _ a,’ me age of “item Sh. fonowd T0 srunv ANCIENT bEsltuNn

the course in Prince of Wales Col- —— ,- kge and. at the age o; 5mm.“ Se- The National Museum. Ottttwni| e cured a Swmd Class L1ce,mc_ Sh- will conduct a study of the anclen r at on“, engaged m the ‘eachjnfv handicrafts and designs of French pmfessmn on ml, smﬂ o; Kensqm. Canada, in order to determine the extent of their inﬂuence on the

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. setvr c was F. f was mortal of a loving wife 1mg cclnctlelgv. A High Mass he following morning.

poll bearers were James Mc-

l Laughy, William Costello, Oswald

w M ' m“ Magi“ ﬁcgcggihvlncirpz\gjpq arts and crafts oi‘ the various ‘in- L§g,l:“§(k‘n}!eer. (meal dcﬁetf ‘h. dian tribes. Ii. is thought that

. . , . if t i th tt ' W“ trim“, ride‘, s°',°,"§*-.,:‘;,i‘ KTlZZ... .23 siifshi’... .l.°..‘"I...{iZ2I- “ml-v ‘mac as)“ tnlzlgrlmixilocaqv. on Indian specimens may not be ‘ “ ‘ d f" “nth. Her funeral was hold o1 glfxggéggl sgttzlrlnsbm’ some mm e Sunday. October 2i. was. lnrce nu ______‘_.'>_,____ ‘ W" "mimsfd °i ‘m’ ‘Paw “finds nequnsr (EAUSES ruzzur. ‘that admired her sterilnguuu cs and hcr ambitious educational at- ers ‘we’ McArthur, Austin Hnmmlr’ t- Higgins, Lro Mcflarvil. A‘.

Disposal oi‘ a bequest of $10.00!) tirade 30 years ago by Peter Miller. of Edinburgh, Scotland. toward completion of the National Monu- c MvNeill 811d A113" hilinlhY- _ ment on Carlton Hill. is before lhc l Thr. services in the Church an!‘ Court of Sessions there. Miller ‘at the. 2PM“- Wﬂfe l3~7Ti°i'nit“l_ l“ dicd in 1898 leaving no heirs. and the Pastor. R9“ Mar» DJ- Gml“ his will stipulated that the money nsdstrd hv Rev. Williﬂl“ V- MC‘ was to be paid to trustees actlnu; MW" by the Acts of Parliament dated.

1822 and i828 to‘ incorporate the h!" contributors for the erection of "a; th" National Monument to commemor-i earth. Her parents. family, and ate the naval and military victori- hcr our" es during the late tvur.“ The trus-‘ hstppi- tees have never acted. and there prospect ofAhc sllafl.

ircrrnw that were manifest as c'l‘f‘lfil\ills were committed to .

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