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THERE ARE TWELVE REASONS WHY HUSBANDS FLEE WIVES

Average Man Marries With Idea 0f “Staying Put,” And If He Doesift, You Don i: Have To Look Far For The Cause

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v Conuueuting on iht", sflys that it is the yiOlllfilfS fault and that if they would try as hard. to please their husbands as the husbands do to .- plense clients and patients and customers the . ver rim away. Common i-b-

husbands would rie no and coffee out this theory of why

seimalinn docs not bear ' us know men who.

South From Mayfair By

Pearl Bellairs

pried. I may call my 111-35 u’ m’ Iiembrance, and confess. and bo-

‘ail and abhor all the sins of my

re past. And, 0 merciful God. r1110

e iruo repentance for them. even

at. repentance to which 'I‘h011 5N1

roinised mercy and pardon. ven the consequences of my Wrimd- Ioiiig may bring l 5145551118 t0 m‘?! Bid that in all I may find 1119"?‘ at. Thv hands, through the merits nd irieditatlon of our bord Jesut Amen. Bishop Thos. Wil- . ton 41663-17551.

Thou hast Called us illlbTlly-‘ielf- most nicriclful Father. with lovc l ind with promises abundant; and v.e ire witncsscs that it is not in vain that, we draw itcar to Thee. We Epcot‘ witness to Thy faithfulness

CHAPTER XXV SUMMER. 0F. HEAIi-TACIIEB

"I think your father is seriously worried about your staying sway so long; though he respects your in; dependence eitough not to say so. wrote Miss Marris from England 1n

une.

Selfish! Was she still selfish. Imus wondered. in staying tn New Zealand if it distressed him?

She had learned so much in six mouths about being a useful, nor- mal indtivldaul. But much o! her purpose in staying had faded. l-ler fancy that she had wanted the blue sky and the wideness of New Lea- and was only an em ty dream. A symbol of something s e could nev- er have. Better go back where she was needed.

She left her job with the doctor's family and went to Wellington, where she admitted her presence to some people she had met when she l was with her father. and went to stay with them while she look her l passage to London.

A taste of the old social life again. She ivent to a big private dance and met. Filght-Lietit. Westiy. But she found it all terribly tasteless; and might-moot. Westry was very polish- ed and pleasant, as well as ex- tremely attentive, but she had no Wish to flirt with him whatever.

"I could never go back to this a- gain!" she thought.

Her friends said to one another:

"She obviously hasn't got over that frightful accident to Captain 4 i Richards! Have you ever seen rmy- Send s Sunlight Soap "star" car- § \ one so terribly changed?" tonemisandwetosunilghdbepr.

But. one girl said; , Hamilton, 0marlo._ You'll .

"I think she's improved! She's so receive 6 lovely exclusive ‘Allure '

i if n 0 iginal Rog ra teaspoons fffizhllafld now’ even “I she ‘Sn’; so Boned informatloneon getting

matching knives, forks, etc.

THIS SHIRT IS MARVEL‘ OUSLY WHITE NOW... HOW'D. YOU DO IT HONEY? r .

husbands lcave lionle. i0!‘ 1111 01 " were born

_— ‘ .~ -- ‘ fora: agdta. wanderiing aniline!

l tieh- u nry min t a no marl‘ use 11 "-

,§I, 1,11,. tim- liow gi1dcd- could make stay hltched~

We know other men, with chaflsfllble 155W m

ladies. who could not stay faithful to any one

xvoman, even though she were as beautiful as a

movie star. as amiable as Patient Griselda and

a; good a cook as a French chef. And we know

plenty cf other men who swell the migratory

- . tisbaivi 11st just because they want. to duck re-

tprizisibiiity. spend their money for hard 111111121‘

instead of milk for the baby. and who lust dmit

like being tide down to a wife and kidsnnywav.

Ho ‘over, these flitting now-you-see- ern-tltnd-

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'1 ll_ ‘ 11.; ndi m: vlc. he means o stall y 11S 18R"- n

‘iina ‘l‘1\l:‘\\‘c\‘1l‘l:t\\'\lilllfll tiuvilslttneut. he can take without throwing

ill) his hands and iilliiilllil tinid. Make you realize that all the saints

and lllfll‘l_\1‘.~ are not (lratl when you

see the men who are mil-tied to

feihaie Ilniers, curtain lccturetls

Wild ‘runiaii pottjuptnrs, who slick

on at, their jobs 11.. ..rl of hopping

a. plane or taking a fast. train for parts unknown.

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iy promises are Yea and Amen. hy blessings are exceeding abund- iiir. more than we know or think. We thank Thee for the privilege 0t pl'.l_\Cl',.’l11(l for Thim- answcrs to Erayer; and we i-cjo\,:je_ that Thou ost- not answer according to our petitions. We are blind. and are cou- tanttv seeking things which are not lvcsi. for us. 1f Thou rlitlst grant at.

sunucur IT'S "rt-ta ALL- PURE so» THAT oars THINGS NATURALLY WHlTE av osmos- ru em semi! stem...

AMomingSmilc

Mr. Nc\vl,vurd---D<i _\-;.1i lllt‘.lll to say there is only one COCI}? ior dinner t.ti;ght~_tttst cheese?

Mrs. N(\\'t,\'\\'c<l-'x'c.-'. (lczir. When the (thong caught fire out! 1'51! tutu put" desires according to our re- 11;? dpxqq-L 1mm u, “m. mt, K3,“, ticsit, we should be rililierl. lii m U.“ 3t "up ‘Pkllliifl with our little rhildrcti we _. _ ire them. not the things which

ey ark for but the things whirl: we tilde»: tn ly- best for them; ind Thou. our Father, art bv Thy pror- idcnre O\'(‘1'l‘1llill!! our ignorance and M11‘ headlong tiiistnkcs. mid are do- ig for us. not. so nitNi the tiitlius mat we mqtiest of ‘Phee as "m. things that. we should risk: and we ire, day by day. saved from “ix-ii ind from ruin bv Th1; better know-

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JUST Dom KNOW wrm SUNLIOHT! AND

IT'S SUNLIGHT FOR ME FROM wow o~!... KEEPS

inakcs her symptoms the chief topic of conversation Second. Comes down to break- fast in a. iione-too-cleaii li2giige9, without combing her hair and with tccld cream still on her face. Third. Saves up and retells 3.1 of the children's misdsids and every unpleasant incident that has huppeited during he day. Fourth. Runs him in debt by trying to keep up with the Joneses. land complains because she can't have everything that rich wotnen have,

Fifth. Criticizes does and doesn't. do

Sixth. Shows no sense 01' humor. Makes. tragedies of things she should laugh 01f.

To these six recipes for canning P— a husband I should like to add stx other guesses at why Friend Hus-

ihand flees his own fireside. ms

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The village 10.1 . \\‘.i,$ tmvitig difficulty wth ~ m. lath .\nc1l.(.-. Aftt- several itlisttct-cn-fttt llil3fllplS. she asked little Tommy:

“Cain you tell me where lived?"

"l don't think he iiad a regular £31119‘; lgflilitfd the ‘boy. "I zniag n’: ledge and by Thy careful love. a" l5 "1l_" ‘Pl-lig-d lJ the -, , . . .. 4-9 ff~‘1ien.~l-lenry' Ward Beecher. “Cam's pcpulallcrb" of ““F>(lfhlllglellaliftififigl;(1122231- . ;_ , according to the

1c" ' above qua-ed. it. is a

. .. when a man does tile

dcmcsuc Jdeziway it is because 111$

wile docs one. or more, or all of the following tiling»:

i-‘iiwt. (‘nmplains ton much about. her hcaidi and 11H‘ poor nerves and -

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Q All-pure Sunlight contains r0 ~’ harmful adulterants . . . gets things sparkling white, smelling so fresh and sweet. And Sunlight‘: so gentle you can use it formyour nicest things. Got Sunlight t ay!

SAVE CARTON ENDS for Boauiilul Silverware!

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Why Wives Lose Husbands Certainly we are boirnd to admit

in all hour tv that there are plenty

everything he

Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

By Frances Drake -—---i

For ‘Wednesday. March 19th

. , . A Lovlr prodvci

Her passage was booked for ine end of June when she met Bei-ining. sitting in his carrier's van, drawn up on Lambton Quay,

"You're a long way from home!" Loma said cheerfully.

“I brought down a load of furni- ture for a fellow in the Post Office that was shifting down here." Benning explained. He looked wor- ried and gloomy. "We're 1n a. bad way at home! The wife has got a clot of blood iii her leg throm- bosis. the doctor calls ft. She's got to lie up, and there we are. children and all, with on one to serve the meals in the tea room. it's worry- ing her that much she's mrikin‘; herself worse. There's no getting a

fort in Mrs. Bennings face when she was handed a baby properly washed and cleanly clothcci: at“! the other children went of! to school with their socks darned and their knees scrubbed .

For that one New Zealand sum- mer. with its heart-aches, there was much to show.

“I know I am twice the woman I was!" Lorna thought. and she was glad.

Sm had been there for eight’. days. She heard the driver of the Auckland service car come into the shop that evening. 1t. was the end o his nm and he always came in at

NEW LOW PRICE

Living siLeisurfe -—The Woman ’s Realm

HELPING

Granny's knitting socks for soldiers. Muminys knitting caps,

Sister Sue is knitting mufflers, Cook, warm woiliy wraps;

He get tired of nagging.

Jrayed nerves will stand only so

lniucti being told over a million titties what i0 d0. and think, and wear. and cat. and he feel that if he has to listen one more time to his master's voice he will choke it iii her throat.

Bid (rocking and sloppy house- ketping. He goes in search of n. drcnit meal and a clean and un- clutiercd place hi which to res-d his newspaper of an averting.

tions you contemplate. llsteiicl‘.

OCTQBEIR. 24 to NOVUMBER 22 (Scorpio; - B0111 bctnte Nwetttner 111th? l-‘kw re ricttciis i ‘cu ptsh in and do your bcst, C11 ytzut- lJggCSl Job. Let the itilnct- rt i‘ nl mutt l‘.- wait. Born aft-er Novtmbci" 9? May have more cbstacms to at-hkvcni: ht, but. don't let that dscotuztge y.u. Drive onward.

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MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aviesi -That buoyancy and uiiction that usually gees with you of this 1nd- iacal rid (if you are a true lively . rtcni may be a bit. “down"~ today and need a. picking up, Give yours/vii a brisk pctp talk, and then do something about what you say.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)-

SUUR MILK COFFEE (JAKE

CARE FOR THE GREASY SKIN The greasy skin is 11y- skn um you can cleanw wth tvatcr. But however and wltnevci- you clean 1t you _must gltvays me . strong astringent afterwards.

2 1-2 cups illfilfl flour 1 cup litotvii sugar 1-2 ICLZSDO-ll suit 1-2 cup butler oi" rioting 1 tcuspcon baking pcwtler i-2 itaspozn stda

No time to 105g with unnecessary details or other trifles, this is a period f r steady, sturdy work. And. if you have no definite work to do, get yourself some. There 15 much good ‘to be done, and especially in gsvertimcnt, ClVlC and charity mat- tors.

MAY 21 to JUNYE 21 (Gemini)- Y-.u'11 be tempted to be too quick in actions, probably to misjudge in important matters if you aren't on your guard this iveek. fi-leiid. You can gain ground or slip backwards -1t 1s up to you!

JUNE 22 to JULY 2S (Canoer)— Money and persinal business mat- ters eshcctally favored. But what'- ever your regular work. and in wvhatever other urgent issues you have a hand you can advance rap- idly- Make 1t a. record day in some particular way.

JULY‘ 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- "Falr" ~ and better as day ad- vances (tomorrow carries especially benefit: pei-smal and general indi- cations.) Bo careful to avoid mix- understandings arid confusion.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 2'2 (Sagittarius; - Pa tctilar care advised in industrial. banking legal, cont-tact, and midget. itiiitctx. . Bc cautious making transfers of 11101)- erty, moneys. i!!!)lilllllg valuable Act and think logically.

DECEMBER 23 i0 JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) — Here's “flew: we clicck on our dtspoiticzi and do- mestic harmoniz Tllcrg- are l! ' '. little ways in which we "an fmprcve daily: make this your inventory (lav 11101" your personal (mints and be-

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JANUARY 22 to FPBRUARY 20 (Aquarium-On your guard aganst fakers, unscrupulous IFllTlXlYYS out. to get your money at. any cost. You have a good head - use it. Prurct your income. Govei-nmzzit matters deserve your cooperation.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 2.1 (Pisces) —- ‘Tact. 1n business ls a". important as it :s n other affairs Honesty and going more than half- way t0 cooperate and bring about harmonious relations are "MUSTS". Pull this day out of the medlocre

(Virgo) -— Protect personal money clasl

matters; don't tell your privatg M“

. Be careful with whom you associate both in bus- invss and in social activities. Be prudent generally,

SEPTEMBER. 24 i/J OCTOBER 23 (Libra) -— Note advice to Virgg _ heed 1t, especially regarding private money and other personal affairs. kives-igate thoroughly all_proposi-

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY Quietly persuasive, thzugii riot. over- forcefnl. sanely CCllV'1‘i "not, ideal- istic. responsible. iiitcfllgsint and generally complacent. Flioufd de- velop more persistence of the right order. occasionally ‘nrltrlflr a healthy outdoor exercise, and always place its trust in God's goodzicss.

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Cinnamon

Mcth (i: Silt the flour, liicti meas- ure and iiiix will the bsowti sugar and salt. Add the butter or shorten- ing and cut. this in unt'.i the mix- tnrc is iii coarse crumbs. Take out 3-4 cup of the mixture and reserve

for tttc lop.

butbci“ is smooth.

Lop, Sprinkle this

a. fcw chopped nuts and cinnamon. 0V8“

Bake

l teaspoon cinnamon

Mix together the baking POWdEP.

INCH COFFEE RING

cups sifted flour tablespoons sugar

3 cup milk

1-4 cup cnrrants 1-4 cup brown sugar

1-4 cup finely ch pped aDDlo i-s cup chopped blanched a1-

moiids

3 teaspoons baking powder 1-2 teaspoon salt 1-3 cup shcrtflllfllf

1-2 teaspoon cinnamon Method: Sift the flour and then

Too much tnother-ln-law. too much sisters and brothers Wife corrects him iii StagPs fights IMnfIs his pet

Make him feel suiall and stupid.

away from her. food. discomfort, rels that a man hates to go to

wife-deserter. And why.

DOROTHY DIX.

BUCKLEYS CAPSULES

Wife's family always under foot. Ditto

public. bcfore company. stories by saying everybody has heard those old ones.

Boredom Wife never reads any- thing. Never keeps up with what's going on in the world. Has a con- versational range that only goes front the kitchen to the nursery soda and cinnamon and add to thelSo dull any one would ivant to get remainder of the crumb mixture Beat, the egg and add t; the 50111" milk. then blend this into the spiced Beat briskly until Pour into 8 hallow pan and sprinkle iixture over in tum with s dash of in a moderate (375 deg. 1".) for ab_1it35 minutes, or until dsne.

Home is such a place of bad squatting ch11- dren, peevish fretfuliiess. and quar- at night. when his hard day's wort: is over, And sometimes he doesn't Pei-raps these things explain the

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HEAD COLDS eatery ACHES, PAINS

bit of help in the town, either!"

Lorna spoke with ready warmth:

“Why, Mr. Benniiig, I'll come up and help tier!"

“You will?" said Bennlug.

“I'm not working." homo said

"1 can go up with you on the van when you go back. I could stay for a. week or ten daf-i." “But I'm going buck in half an hour." objected Benning. but he could not conceal his wistfulness as lie added: "My word. it's good of you to offer‘, Maflis!"

"Two fried eggs on chips and one. coffee. please!"

1n ‘the small tea robm attached to Mrs. Bennings store a regular clientele of van drivers look their lunch and tea at three small tables The shop was poky and shabby, the kitchen behind was hot. Eva, the girl who usually did the serving, ’ the meals while Ltorrta ser- ved anci washed up.

Her ied-halreti loveliness drew many curious looks. in spite of her plain woollen frock and apron . . . But she had learned the aloof friendliness of mariner which gains the respect or the roughest man.

The drivers of the Auckland ser- vice-car came 1n there: too; one for luncheon. and another for tea. Ro- membering Hawksford. Lorna took- ed at them with a faint. wild ex- aerial-lou- Buvnose one should be he? But neither was.

Outside it was winter, a mid, wet, wind blew in the. telegraph wires Blwve the ugly. tin-roofed street.

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half-tidal. seven. She went to g"?- hLs crcfer saw him hang his cap on a peg an’! sit clown wand this time it xvas fitiiyksford.

She hacked out ilirnugh ill“ kitchen door again before he had seen 11'3". all the brcm-h knocked out of lwci- bcdy as if by a blow.

She supposed he must have taken

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New Curtains i0 Welcome Soil Breezes oi Spring

And Jane is teaching me to knit, It's very hard you knew;

Cozk says my fingers are all thumbs And that's W11)! I'm so slow.

Push in the pin, wratp round the

wc . Now pull the new stitch Mir-ugh; Sllpnilt. cff—-Oh! Oh! I've dropped

Now what must I do?

I'd love to knit a scarf for Daddy. Sailing on the sea:

1 want to do my share of help, If I am only three;

511c 111118115 and says I'm much to: small But Gran says, “Never mind 1f you can't knit, you're so useful When there's any wcol to wind." —The Kiddies’ Magazine.

BREAKFAST CEREAL

If you are tired of your brcak- fast cereal routine, try mixing two or three of the TQEdY-iL-Iierve cereals together. Add fresh fruit, tight cream and sugar.

ONLY A LITTLE GLUE

Don't let the chair become broken and weakened just because one rung has bccome loose. Mend it yourself by inserting furniture 8111c. tie securely and do not use the chair fzr several days. It will be as good as new.

Greasy skins make for open pore; and blackheads mere than any cther type. and the ivay to avoid. these troubles is by vlcsing the pores. Never grudge tho minty spent on an astringent - it ls the latchkey to the perfsct complexion. Save on everything else but not iliat. This is honest advice,

Avoid greasy foods and 11s. Con- stipation increases the oiliness, and it is a. grind thing to drink fl tijnt of warm irate!‘ cv<r_v night. and to take a saline 1n the mrrtnitg.

For day treatment. cleanse with a lotion. use y.ur astringent. and tin-n put on a liquid powder. Powder over this, brti hing it in with a soft "baby" brush, and don't hurry the process. 1t tikrs time to make up well,

Fur capes ‘are in and they are growing stronger every day.

Oysters escallzprd in cream of mtishinom soup make a dsh ultra smariness.

Always try fat with a 111M 01 bread before putting 1n croquetifr When bread browns fat ls 51111161- cntly hot to fry crcqtiettcs.

Do not reset your asparagus. At soon as you can, plow the tititth as shall w as possible and rake 0111 the grass roots, remembering that each inch of root lift Will start again. You won't then lose W" out for a year (r two. Rs you would 1f asparagus Wen; reset.

CROCHET!!!)

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HEADACHES, FASTER!

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freshes-

mcasure it and sift again with the sugar; baking powder, and salt. Add the shortening and cut in with two knives or a pastry blender until the mixture is in fine crumbs. Add

Her (me New Zealand summer was definitely 1n the past. Buried for- ever. ln a fortnight she would be gone from the country; that chap.

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