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isn't true. It ls because thev

want to be proud of him. did just the same way when when he would criticize them so much they presence. Is there anythin situation?

Answcrz why don't you get twill‘ your husband and remind him

mo

t ihelr'father‘s careless manners,

son and his ignoring of all table etiquette. ave ceased to love hlm,

His parents say that he he was their age,_and* come home from college were miserable g I can do to help the WORRIED MOTHER.

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\‘l.'lt'.i her brother Mr.

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needs lacking up.

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used to be about

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Apparently, hOWCVFY, Middle age

youthful days and how he use he collegiate standards?

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nce of youth that the world, beginning with parents.

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And certainly there is never any exc

three times n day and

in clrcumfcrcnci, and tipped d‘) not rmsh havmg the scales at exactly 4 ounces; tame manners’ and one“

_ , peace even when her h - through the laundry.

divorce them, and so t“.

l man and woman may be in the censure of the world, the one approbation of their

proud of them. "My mother is the pr

‘justify their children's admiration for them. their children something to br seeing their father and mother as they are, without

ruelly clear in their judgments.

lThey have to give early age children begin any subterfuge, and they are c

going to be proud of

father and I are very anxious to g Two of the girls will graduate from high school go on to a teachers’ training college. do, as we are poor, and

oi appearing above d odduu. Fill out

ry reason that Increasing age and avoir w creature's eyes, and it is just co

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circumstances for a man to ignore the nlczUcS like n pig ht a trough. That ls disgusting appetite of those who are unfort unatc cnou observe the sworrl-syivn-lloudng

spoon. Consideration

tnsicatl of ford.

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Of course. it 1:. part. of a wife's duty to kee

and relapsing into savagery, but th their wives tell t for the sake of peace a

But children have no such i

the hearth.

____...__. And they are grand little reformers, too, I‘ different to each 0t thing that they children.

their children, that their children look up to nscad of being examples

cuts them to the quick. .___.__

Now children all do want to look up to their Listen to little toddlers talk and

rongest. man that ever was," but when they get

A child isn't going to be proud of an untldym y nice as other children's mothers nor,

as it grows f a dull, stupid mother who never reads or keeps a sloppy father who eet and without a collar on and who ignores all

aunts, who are childless, consider us very foolish

tell us that we should put the

education and they can, too. Are the aunts rig

Answer:

You are right to give your children every advantage of

you jiosslbly can, because it. will not only enrich enable them to make more money.

The girl and boy without education must do menial work, which ls does well to get a death grip on her pocketbook.

can get jobs that pay a fair salary They can go just as fai- as their intelligence w

The ﬁrst question that any employer asks an applicant for a position is if they have not evens high school edu- w“ “vammus 5m‘ “ml a desirable smmnmh worthler sisters and brothers.

what education he or she has. and lcation they have small chance of ge

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_ Don't listen to what the aunts say about the lren to school. To give them an education is better

fortune, but t to work with.

. tune, because they could lose the have and it will always be a tool

, -

l Dear a large family of children. labor and thrift, a house w work. of all the boys except the oldest, who ma and who, of course, had to support his own fa

he should be more careful of his leasing a, spectacle as we can in a'

use at any time, at any age o of table etiquette and sophistication-

rtnd repulsive and destroys gh to have to hear hlm at

for the feelings of others should make us dine

p her husband from slump-

is is not always easy to do. hem of their faults or correct their

usband needs a shave and a

iey become most proficient and persistent

ll tell the world, for while a‘ her's opinions and callous to-

Their vanity demands that they be oracles them and admire them and

wful warnings of what to avoid,‘

ettlest woman in the world."

_ They have

sits around home in his stocking

lve them the best education

All of this is very difficult for us it requires a, great sacriﬁce in many ways.

dupols do not make us mmon humanity to do,

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A circular ﬁounce lengthens this

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side

For rnen wife learns to hold her 399D haircut. and to be run nhibitlon.

can't stand is the dis-

that their children aspire'

parents, they want to be» you can hear them boast: "My father is the parents have to to make good. ag about. Fonat a. very

older the

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A. It should be taken our. behind

rlicntion rlf the normal waistline. _ k__ 1 t l achicretl through shirring at each ‘he Win81‘ 0f the nnp in, ui hout a - - tractint; attention.

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“l read different advertisements for Cuticura Soap and Ointment so purchased some. I got relief at once, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment l was completely léﬂltlﬂd." (Signed) Miss Elsie Bertrand, 303 Maitland 5L, Peterboro,

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other who doesn't look so: up, is it going to be proud up with things. Nor

the nicetles and amenities

that we can.

this year, one is anxious

Their in making this sacriﬁce an

m to work and that. we had to do without an

ht or are we? MRS. X.

their whole lives, but it. wli

ill take them.

folly of sending your child- than giving them a for- he education they will always DOROTHY DIX.

Miss Dix-I am a woman nearly '10 years old and have brought up

I owned, through my own and my husband's hich we bought before our children were able to My husband died, but I managed to cling to the house with the aid rrled when he was in his early 20s

miiy.

l Now I have sold the house at a good proﬁt, and the oldest son, who

' has never helped me saying it his right. keep all i have for my old age.

i the money be demands? He is after me all

him the money. Please help.

q -- Cudohv SoonWorlmbl Moeuula Ava, ‘loiwmcoOnmw

PI-uno ﬁnd onclcuod . . mum and . . . Iuboll for which land mo. . . Oldbukl‘. Holden. Colon wanhﬁ lvoitv U GREEN tJ Btu! U

Namo Simi

Ivovlnco.___._.

I

' Answer:

l Btiflen yourbackbone, to your greedy, selfish son. are dead before he gets his

Tell him that

them as well as to yourself if you give him

- trying to wheedie you.

in any way ﬁnancially, demands The other children refuse to take a cent, felling me to What shall 1 do about giving the oldest son

clutching fingers on your little bank roll.

oil your children ‘he has the least claim upon you, and you will be unfair to the money out of which he io

port of the money,

the time about u," and it will

make the other children so angry when they find out about it if I do give AN OLD-FASHIONED TROUBLED MOTHER. Troubled Mother, and say "No" good and mm

you 0f

he will huveto wait until

it is m"- one piece of property brought her,

dollars that she has depended upon independent and who torment: her tender mother

m he w are very money and then she finds herself thrust aside

d actually turned out of the house she has given them.

money if. ls not safe to glve if. not be willing to take it. education that °"_ "hem l endenoe. luxuries s

Surely the angels must weep who ls‘ trying to graft from

r to take care of her

Any mother may be very

They would want They would want her

They would want her he denied herself while she was struggling to rear them.

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A Morning Smile _,

BRAINY WORKMEN

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port, of the library

my o; the The mill foreman came upon two

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the price single file. “Say you, why ain't you worthless

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State concern dealing in books in mill?" ‘ soviet Russ“ ‘what plank? 1 dont see any . -" . m k." .. '

The collectibn is bald to embrace D “glen, m‘ goodness sake‘ Abe! m

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at the spectacle of a son, a husky grown his poor old mother the money that her who iswilling to rob her of the few to make her last. days comfortable and heart with his importunl-

f of life. so it seems to me that it is worth while for parents to make some sacriﬁces to wln the admiration of their children and live up to their "m children's ideal. '____"' o u u“ 0 o o Human nature can show nothing bascr than that. Robbin; one’! Dear Miss Dix-We have four children, one boy and three girls. Their mmher '5 the mm‘ desplcmﬂe °f “n mme" Y“ l‘ l‘ ‘m9 mm‘ mltted. Grasping children take their mother's all, promising

and cherish her as long as she lives. They

aﬂectlonate anchsolicitous for her happiness until they get. her‘ made to feel a burden, often'

her to spend it on herself, not to have the blessed assurance of lndep-' to be able to indulge herself in the little ‘

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French, German, English and other

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books II, Alexander III, Nicholas Count Alexis, and the Empress Marie

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sure of this-that lf her children want herl to them. For if they loved her they wouldl

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poorhouse.

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Refuse m be held up by‘ to take advantage of you and of his

Be just to yourself and to them by refusing l DOROTHY DIX.

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