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APR-Ill. I1 to MAY 80 Charlie)- the same caution and “m” m lgriens alc-o obtains for you Taur- oans You should be ambitious to realise some of your big dreams Grouch hﬂfd work. Don't permit doubt to hinder you.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21f Gemini)- The careful and personal attention IOU 51V! your (ﬁnd esnployer’; or associates’ interesta) will deter- mine the amount and kind of success forﬂicomin; at. end of day. Today advocates music. the theatre and other forms of wholesome en- Oertainment.

JUNE 22 to JULY‘ I! (Cancer) b-Dmibtful ‘r-ideneies, epecially concerning private affairs, corres- pondence, legal matters. signing agreements and contracts. Btars

suggest painstaking care in all ﬁiese. Routine and general bus- iness best favored.

JULY 24 to AUOUBT 8 (heel- You born before Aug, s; 3; p“. llcularly alert in dealings involving

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AUGUST 28 tq SEPTEMBER 23 if. ._

(Virgo) -_ stars BGYISG careful discernment in all activicies watre mlfllldgtnent or misundaratundngs IIHGht occur. Not an unfrnndly d_y for duties and employment if Lac; is exercised.

SEPPEMBER. 24 to OCTOBER. 33 (145m) — Very gocd are your vibrations. Advertise, seek new binlness, call on old clients; attend to important meetings, personal needs, conﬁdential ma secs, new ap- pommities. Romance favcrcd.

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEAEER. 22 (Scorpio) — Not very stimulatng but if your schedule calls for much activity, evenly allocate your work and other duties throughout the day to avoid worry and overstrain at the last minute. Pleasant for mild diverﬁssement.

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Money Matters Rightfully and Properly Should be Discussed Before Marriage in These Modern Times When Most Girls Are Employed

Dear Miss Dix-Who, in your opinion ls t allowing diam- 101i between s mother and her daughter? othehrl "Even though lllenkasedcoupleare aboutthesamewages. lathe masrsres-

Dﬂmlb l-Ynlb bu? all of the fulnlture for their fut-

ure 110018. DB Yer says: “This arrangement was perfec all right When girls were not in busi- ness. or. if ey were, they received only a fraction of the amount o! their fiance's salary. But at pres- ern. when men women are earning an eq amount it doesn't seem fair for the nia-u to buy

ens and a few inexpensive art

would be fairer if they both saved in equal amount each week and when they haof enough L0 buy all the things they needed for their heme out of this

savings account Daughter says also that any money each my have saved prior to iheir engagement Ra his or her private account after Which of us is right? CONSTANT READER.

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should buy all of the funmure for the new home rests on the theor

the girl has nothing to contribute to it but the monogrammed towe

embrozdered dish towels in her hope chest. Also. it assumes that the

hi? wiil shoulder all of the responsibility for the support of the estab- men .

That was the old way in which a young couple set up housekeeping. and maybe it was a good way for the man m bring home the bacon and the wife to stay in the kitchen and fry ll. But thcse ways have gone with the wind, and there is no use in trying to apply them to modern con-

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wTgday when a 1 earns lust as much money as her fiance does. it is only fair and just t they should go fifty-fifty on the expense or going to ciuzekeeping. ~

somehow, in America lt has always been esteemed callous and mer- engaged couple to discuss ﬁnancial matters before they were marred and come to some deﬁnite agicement_on the money ques- tion. We have acted as if people could live on X15505 and as if ther wculd be no bills to trouble them after marriage. »

-i—— l Men have assured their starry-eyed little ilancees that all that they; had would be theirs. and so girls have trustlnglv zone into marriage with- | out even knowing what their husbands madepor what their idem were on i the allowance question; or whether they would haven joint checkrng ac-t count 0r the wives would have iopget up in the night and go through their bubbles’ clothes to get the price oi a new ﬁnger wave. The resultl

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‘has been tears and reproaches, and only wo often divorce.

Now, when so many wives continue to be wage-earners after mar- riage. it is more than ever important that everv couple should settle the money question before they marry instead of waiting to quarrel over it afterward. I get many letters from wives who say that their husbands, gave up their jobs as soon as they found that they had wives who could iupport the family. Also, many wives m-lte that their husbands make them bring home their pay envelopes unopened. which tliev conﬁscati- without evcn a “thank you.“ and that they get. onlv a few cents out oi the dollars they earn. l

Of course. every couple will have to uirlle flier own ﬁnancial ilCkffl,‘ but I think that inasmuch as the wile generally d0€5 the housework in‘ aodlt 0n to her labor outside of the home, that she should not. pay as much of the living expenses as the husband and that after both have, made an equal couiributzcn w a sinking fund to m held in both their. names that. each should have his or her individual banking account. I

f suggest this arrangement-hot because husbands and wives ordinarily}

often a good husband has holes in hi; pockczs. or a wile l5 unduly ad-l dicted to French millinery. Each should be protected against the others weaknes as far as it can be done. because everv human being craves ﬁnancial independence. No man wants to have to tell hi5 iid°l9d A112- elina that he has let a. neer-do-well friend stick him for $5 again. Nor does any woman want to have to g0 in hex beloved Percy for a handout every time she wants to buy something; _

“Sensible” Marriage Safe, But Not Much Fun

Dear Dorothy Dix-Do you think that a successful marriage can be built without this so-called love? I have been going with a girl for the last two-and-a-half years. She is everything a man could ask for so far as looks, intelligence, character and oongenlblltv are concerned. and l we are thinking of being married soon. But I hesitate because I don‘

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bONDON—(CP)-—Two years aw 22-year-old John Kashdan won an are SCl10lB.l‘Sll'p and £200 ($890) which he spent on ii honeymoon. ‘Iihls year h‘s wife wcn the same award-maybe a. sCCOYid honeymoon.

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LONDON — "wanted him back" a l9-year-cld girl sued a man for breach of pro- mise. The judgi- awarded her f5 ($22.25) which he sad would be “ample damages for the los she suffered." | I l . l | l

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Cream butter and sugar until smooth. Beat in one e=g at a tune. Add the mixed and sifted dry in- gredients alternately with the water. Feat in raisins. Turn into l 81988911 pan and bake in moder- ate oven (about. 350 degrees F.) far 50 minutes.

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All railways cars used for trans- pcrtlng live stock pas-‘lng through important railway centres must be cleaned and disinfected beiore pru- needing: also all auto trucks or cars conveying restricted products or diseased animals are dslnfected ‘immediately they are unloaded.

Inflammaiions caused by inset bites may be removed by covering the inflamed area w’th a paste made of equal parts of s-da and aalt. mofstrned wi‘h warm waler_ The paeic should be lzeld in place with a tight bandage.

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SUN ROOM HANDY WHEN WINTER COMES

A sun room-enclosed in glass ._ ls not really appreciated until win- ter comes along. When weather conditions make it unsafe to let the children play outdoors, a sun room provides a place for recreational activities, and at the same time promotes health,

Decorated with growing flowers, plants and vlney. the sun roam pro- vides delightful surrcunciinu (or entertaining guests and for the enjoyment of the fnmly.

Wirhlng machine hints: Always turn off the machine if you are suddenly called nvnv The aver- age tiubful of clothing requires six minutes for ordinary ivashirg-and 10 minutes for badly soiled arti- cles, such as overalls Change the water twice in laundering soiled articles such n= ruvs and play suits. Never ovvrrl- ‘\'~'(‘l the wash- ing machiue. ewe the garments in it may be torn.

What a feeling of confidence it gives you in caring for family ills if you have authoritative nursing in- formation.

Most frequent problem right now is the common cold. Effective to give your patient a glass of fruit juice every hour to carry away the poisons. lf possible have him stay in bed a day or two.

As colds are definitely catching. best to keep your patient away from the rest of the family.

And so important. in nursing a prolonged or serious illness. to know correct routine care, to recognize danger signals.

A barometer of your patient’: con- dition is his pulse. Tc take it ac- curately. place your first and second fingers cn the inside of the wrist above the thumb and count the beats. If they are faint. if the rate is much above the normal 70 to B0 a minute-call the docior. lf he can‘t come at once. give a stimulant such as strong black coffee, apply hot water bags tc feet.

What to do for babyhood ailments such as croup? How to make a bed with the patient in it‘! lii our new SZ-page booklet a registered nurse gives complete routine care oi patient-s. also post-operative care Tells bow to recognize. nurse eon- taglous diseases. Explain: baby care, first aid in emergencies.

Bend 20c in coins for your copy of What You should Know About Nursing to The Guardian Home Service. Be sure to write plainly your Name, Address, and lbs Name of bookl

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