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Dorothy- Dix Says-é

(Continued from P888 2)

tics. As eoon as eon John announces to Mother that he is the happi- est men in the world because Mary Jane, who is e compendium oi ell the charms and virtues, has said “yes", Mother should get busy. She should contact Mary Jane. either by word oi mouth or letter. and extend to her an enthusiastic welcome into the family. Many e girl gets her first eripe aninet mother-in-lew by being made to ieel that she isn't wanted end that John's mother hetee her. eight un- eeen, for having broken ‘into her home end stolen her precious darling.

Also. and note this well. do not on any account put in your little two cents oi’ advice about the wedding. Let the girl's mother run the show. She feels that le hea- riiht, and you will make an enemy, for his and one who will prejudice the girl against you i! you interfere an even the smallest particular.

Don't try to live with your deughter-ln-lew. unless you and ﬂze girl are two female angels. illustration o! optimism is when a boy eaye to his mother: That teat can only be houee and don't see each other otten each others wayu and peculiarities.

Don't even make e suggestion or laughter-in-lew if you expect her to love you. Every young wife thinks she knows it all and nobody can tell her anything" let her run he: house and rear her babies without any help irom you, ex- cept when the children get sick and she sends an SOS out ior John's mother.

Don't make the blunder of calling John's bride "another daugh- ter" and treating her as one. One of the main thingﬂgirls marry for is to get out from under Mama's thumb, and while they will stand tcr advice from their own mother . they won't take it from an in- law.

It can't be done ‘The greatest earthly brings his bride home and "I know you and Sally will love each other.’

otter e piece of advice to your

And. finally and above ell. i! you went your deughter~in~lew to love you. Just be lovable. Most dsughters-ln-law respond to kind treatment.

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\ only time tenths ﬂick o! at April's. dress. Zone, gorgeous in homemade fortune tellers costume, was I laacking a/way from the window. uttering a feeble shriek. She dropped the tray o! glasses on the floor. "1 aeen it," she screamed. "A race - white an’ awful!” "Maybe ‘tlwae the lcc cream man --he‘s late.” Polly was on her knees, picking up the pieces. "No, not" Zara's black eyes popped witl-rhorror. "I seen a glhcet. I know I did. I didn't go to break the glasses. It. ain't my fault it I'm a seventh daughter oi a seventh daughter an‘ cein see apirlte." "It you can aee nit-its it's more than I an." Ten Parker shouted. He name out ct the try where he had been inmeclng the ice ‘box. Behind hi5 appeared Gwenn Their curious eyes were taking in the whole scene. "H1! How about it, April?" Teri complained. “How about cock-

lt was like Ten, April thought. to add to the contusion by iollclw- ing her around the kitchen lamenting over the mlaain: liquor. "I don't know where it is," ahe 1n- rcnmed him. "and I don't care Polly must have put it some- wlhere but she can't remember and I don't want her bothered. Go and look for the stuff, all of you. Get out or here.‘ Ten growled and Gwenn poutcd lbut finally they took the candles April lighted {or them, We'll find it," Glwenln cried. "Plme enough for you to make a. sissy out 0d ‘Pen when you're married to him, April, it you ever are."

"Hi! 'I‘en! Ooh, Gwenm.

come on down cellar." e girl's voice summoned from subterranean

regions. "I've iound bottle. Big.

colziwebby bottles. Heaps and heaps u! them." Ten dashed for the stairs,

Gwenn iallcwed more slowly he- csuse o! her long velvet gown. Certainly there were bottles in the old wine cellar~relics of con- vivial Day ancestors-end every one was empty. when the rneel was over April watched the crowd thronging round the iortune teller's booth. All of them shrleked to Zora to read their palms; all but two. Alixe- how lovely she was to- ntg/ht, in her soft grey nun'e robe with its floating veill Jay, the quitter. would have appeared in ordinary dress ll’ April had not pounced om lvm, taken his coat. turned lhim. into a. pirate by grace of a red sash or two, and the il- lbrary paper lmiie. Jay and Allxe watched the iortune telling tor a while, then, to her eetistacticn. Alprll ec/w them wander oft to- gether to the library. So fer so good. The mistress or! the "l-lill" breathed more easily as she slip- ped through the kitchen and made for the beck stairs. It might be as well, April dc- clcied, to make sure that the basket was in the closet end that the key was not in its too con- venient spot. April had forgotten to bring e candle, but shc knew her ground eo well that she stepped brlsklyvaoross the attic ﬂoor till slhe reached the win- dow. where a streak at light show- ed her the key on its nail. She unlocked the closet and there, sure

April got to her feet and started book across the attic floor. llbolish -perli'ectly childish to be scared, but- suddenly her foot struck eclnlmething and she stumbled and e . Ailrills cry was w! pain, beli

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‘Stop it, bctlh qt" you," April cried. “Oh, Red, when did you

CHAPTER XVIII

But Bill did nct seem to want to let April go. He was holding hen‘ close, his lips against her cheek, when a dark shape hurled itsell upon hln and bore him to

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(To Be Continued)

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