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We were in “a heap of trouble" this morning, both of us, Judy and I, myself. Our time once the earlier chores have been completed. usually spent busily‘, but in at} unhurrled zllalsilor. We were oblige to quicken our steps this morning. Judy's nlllld roved naturally to “that pic- nic." . l summer we had planned to attend this always enjoyable af- lfill‘. It was to be among Judy's a xilt recollections to take light-

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‘ she returns to school ill A. ..\'e ])l'O\'ll1C0. Memories of, g lazy sunny afternoon at the llUTi’. Judy spoke about the "There juet has to be a ' e<l_ " llen"—if we went rcillainliel‘ (ll he; kc was not zllnong . IIUIIS. Ollr ovcr- _ " applalrttl in the kit» ' wt; own had the smoke; . - l-i st fire on its way

Signs of thellmes in '99

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LOVELESS MARRIAGES FATAL Daughter Is Smart In Scorning Nuptials Without Affection

DEAR MISS DIX: My daughter foil in love with a young man who had been forced to marry a girl against his wishes. Thinking him s single man, she kept company with him for several months, lﬁll. finally he told her of his marriage and they both came to me weeping be- cause it was the and of their romance.

This boy is in the service now, but my daughter does not seek any other boy frieuda. I toll her that she is wasting her life, and she says: "Don't ask me to marry a man I don't love. There oro too many mar- rlagm without lova now and that is what is at the bottom of so much trouble in families — men and women have the wrong mates. I will not be one of them and spoil some young man's life by marrying him when my heart belongs to another." _

She says that’ girls mostly marry for socuriirl and not to have to work every day in offices or factories. Do you think she is right?

MOTHER

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Now million oi folks enjoy lbs! aaiuo Grape-Nuts goodness in crisp, golden- brown GRAPE-NUTS FLAKES al well aa Grape-Nuts.

You'll smack your lipl to a double good- ness in Grape-Nuts Flakes. Thal'a because they're made oi two palm-wheat and mulled barley specially blended, baked nud toasted for molly-rich, aweet-as-s-nut ﬂavor and easy digestion. And no fuss or bother-they're ready to eat from the package-

ANSWER: I think your daughter is exactly right in the position she takes and that you are doing a very wrong and foolish thing in urging her to marry some man she doesn't love. There would be no happiness in such a marriage for her. 1nd she would be playing a dastardly trick on her

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It is quite true that many women do marry men for whom they have no affection just because they don't want to be old maids. or be- cause they don't want to cos-n their own livlngs, and they have not the common honesty and decency to try to make the men whose suo- when you get down there. Why not hike 90ft they take haPW. or even comfortable. They form the great arazv . ~ down now and pick up a couple of pack- of lazy, slovenly, all-account, peevish and fretful wives who make W,‘ ' "u, Tap, along you.- shopping bag so many men miserable. and who turn marriage into nothing but a’

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DEA]. DOROTHY DIX: My husband srld I have been married l’! years. He has fallen in love with a girl and has asked me to give him a divorce, which I am willing to do as I do not ivant to hold him if he desires his freedom.

Will you please tel! me how long we have both agreed whom is ten years old

That bard-working icllow who runs the grocery sloro down at the corner has been busy all morning stacking Grape-Null Flakes on his shelves so they'll he ready

Bu: hot creaill or cold or as El-

! k f‘ llVl‘ will have it about my - a; n31" the nleal pass- i Wt‘ snl. a bit long-

ulllle the hailds on

‘s face knew no slack-

. and I then as Aunt 1: :\rl.\ll(lllC‘.‘ used to say had "a t- i7. .1 arms in the fire" when Ellci my tin-cc and namesake from U1? v uwliked ill. By the

WtPCOmCd her, admir-

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aild her pretty gown and

there imlv in James’

.. had ooked twice to z "lkﬁ certain my eyes were n0‘. - tying: tricks oil me and that i I saw an‘. an exposed decor- guc, all the while I was heal- llllllll)‘ news, it was the for placing the vege-'

for the boiling. Judy incl not eaten her dessert before ‘ '11‘ with Mr. and Mrs. A. n and Jamie and a collec-

‘ s and what-not came ii e ler away to the, _“‘.l.' around.» Dlll_\"S stern frown held me to my duties at Alderlea. l for Judy and me there is not

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ra e-Nuls Flakes it W111 like to get a divorce when P aaauo upon it, and who will get our children, one of

and the other two years old?

ANSWER: ‘The length of time it takes to get upon the state in which you live. it requires only a short time, wh to several years. and in South c

MRS. X. a divorce depends In Nevada and Florida for instance] lle in other states l-t takes from one‘,

alrollna you cannot get a divorce at,‘

all. To be sure that your divorce is legal you should have the advice‘ and assistance of a good lawyer.

The court Practically slways gives the children to the mothers.

Very few fathers ever ask for the custody of their children. Most mcni

g divorces from their wives in order to marry a youngerT

woman do not want to be bothered with their children, and they are

glad to be rid of them. But I urge you to see that some prgvisjgn L;

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PA TTERN OF THREE

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helping Jock with _ _ Jeanie will- . ‘iltl ;\:_ of the general c‘. ll‘5 in connection. She it was -. ll. Lllllli’ fY-"ill the lane bridge “for that pail we forgot“ or “another ill." of zine of the ‘dimes’

go to make up the deadly

v Two mechanics and then

came to examine and put

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"rich nowadays constitute

part of the machinery

i ‘ rests of the farm.

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tvas here dmn r d airvsi \\' e an 583's ‘ii/hit d0 Wu think 1 Should do? r have been con- u I hate to think of the baby not having a 1am“ after the baby comes he will like it? He keeps that he will never like it.

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siderlng s divorce, b Do you think that saying he won't and

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Calling was out of fashion ex- cept among the formal minded; A_ K) the only callers were Mrs. Malt. husbanﬁllalld and the Bcrlows and some

lEVllll-FIOD neiglloors and Mrs ‘Vernon, 'I‘racey's mother, who ibore down heavily on Traceys

D‘l‘t think o!’ such a thing as leaving vour islbom. You owe the poor little unwanted grwhgzgg 1L; (Jlﬁigltllrlrlszcy deita-blisllcd and of bclnlz

- an s cer ainly acting out-' . rai-feously and lik 1 ‘happiness with dear little Nancy married man‘ e a. spoled child himself instead of a 25-year-old lanai the Qﬂginallitly or their vﬁry goweve,’ many ‘ mm who d , mo_ern house Wlh gazmg rat er an" it comes‘ Fatherhood on“ ﬁzlki Zarrintirgclgalory olﬁecrazy over it ' curiously about this small old-

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The draft, says a U. s. official. helps to keep the home iii-as burn- ing. It alvmys haw-Guelph Mer- cllry.

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Try using paprika as well as salt and pepper on corn-on- e- cot; for 5 new and delicious fla or.

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1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? I am not going nowhere unless you go with me."

2- W t is the cons: pronunc- iation of "hundredth"?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? "Gondola, Chlnchﬂﬂ.

Heavy corsets. which squeeze you in here and Push you out there are a lazy way out oi the figure-work you should do for yourself. That work is exercise, diet, good-Iousture practice, or seeing a physician if there ls a glandular disorder.

So says motion - picture stylist

fashioned one. Kay had an impish craving to say. "I know this is tmrrl on the _l.s- 5318x3321 lcramped but you ouglit to see the dwilrlng hlto agile city ' 511cm; the shown sllile come", gutf first Mrs. Kendall's apartment in Al er ea t s emoon. s’ a nce c a enge to an 1S. Paris!"

uihn used one of my mis- Caz’; £15125“, aid‘? ggéedwlgwgggyg‘ landerﬁ blood in a winter wind; Kay was relieved to stay at w - n. a pﬂSs-uurd for his I 1m or guests. she told me of the, Tim! t B West and the snow drifts, home, to have a coming baby I flumd lllmas had esnrugged picturesque scenew that? S0 y. Brﬂﬂt feathery flakes of it settle the question of any lmmcdl. '“" "Kyfl, ‘?"“mr‘ if? ".°“ltilc mirrored lakes. the bold love-Ill l zilrllcidomiewlrl’ u“ and m“ 4"‘? “t” m“! "w" Hem“ a We w“ - f ,l.‘..l.ll'.~; nlin ynléieo: tram‘ The Md from me next “mp nOWBwTBI. And the) dark, drifts quite an occupation in itself, she ‘freq kt“; twill‘? (one Tuwink- returned Monday from overwu a‘. gm “tglgverl; a tralnqull countryside. found. The dream had come . ‘I ..tl.ll\rftgo.‘»lfhduln l»; egr-or pen-y m. 1on8 xwwlce‘ came m w w“ setlimh a melalyen ymvault above, true; she lived under Dick's roof. ' “lnictfne Slaves vlahlch makes m“ h‘ "liked 3913mm 111°" ¢V¢YY o! moon we Sh? laborlle qllhe llmm Sh‘ M’ at‘ Dick's table’ ‘he slept 6M1,“ ‘m “h; bcrwnautv L; other of the many countries he gable and through the “eta e, w“ in his arms. She was going to T ]l't(l‘b""ll mother to‘ a daughter was 111-" Beyond being grown 1-0 to relst and James has éolilzoxle bu" mm a child’ Her we had the

" ‘ ‘,; “m A Chance of a “m, . manhood now, I found him liztle u, ask ‘ffnon-t you ﬂunk Enene w’; ’ quality of a miracle to her. ., I should beg on her be-Whanged- The Plcmcke" TﬂIIYIW-‘l should call this a day?“ ' she w“ hmppl" than 9'9“ h“ 2 “Gmm he, a um saving 1n the evening, tired and happy Um“ tomorrow _Dm.y _ G°°d_'dr€aln had foretold and Did: was sense of humor"—butt ere I never ggglthtgalﬁlelglilemipglg ‘l’: ﬁnd Ibe‘ nlﬂm- ‘R9971?’ bulmmt- mteﬂy absorbed had, which perhaps is Just as Wtul. l “enjoyed n... Jud a ‘Mfr?’ {x3 h". shl KIIBW 110W Whit the When I chatted with the gentle pleasure or.“ saﬁddf 1PM!“ mtg frustration o! those years had ‘is wifc, I was proud to be mere was never - b m 5- l 911-" meant to him and she marveled at bcr of the fair sex. There B 6 H‘ pcnic - his long patience with her.

mes when I own to having a ‘agtihmrlsngei igkleglggldngsvvewmzeg missed Judy today, I was lonely too for the sparkling glint oi the wat- er and the easy break of it on the warm shore sands.

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I must have been lonely too for another. James accompanied our over-night guests on their rounds and I met him only briefly at meal times. Even then concern- was not entirely for me. He in-l quired of Rob: “Is every nozzle oil the sprayer working?" and of Jocki "Did you have the mare and foal out to the pasturell-lor long?" and once to me: "Ellen, I hope you are keeping an m: to averything in my absence.” “The cat was away" as far as I took care of out-of- door interests today at Alderlea. ‘Twice, my duties in this respect ‘came to mind. When Judy car- ried a garbage pail to t plggery before noon and I asked: d tho

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i when I was certain I heard a small [plaintive squeal. As it happened,

it must only have been “coming I events casting their shadows be- ‘ fore." All is sci-en, as yet in Ward A in the piggefy.‘

From a muddled beginning. this tamed into s most aatiafyﬂ? day. The cake was made and rooted pink and white according to Judy; meals were spread; Judy went on her picnic; potatoes were sprayed and dismantled cars were asscmtr‘ led and put in the best of order. One incident alone distressed me and that only for the moment-ii Jeanie had not co-operated it might have been next thing to tragic or at the least pathetic to me. 1n his holida

- y mood, James forgot a much needed loaf of bread

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And she wished. rather ruefully. that this was all there was to marriage. Their home was heaven. but heavens, ahc found. hava to be stewarded and stewarding came hard to Kay. Meals and maids and comfort did not happen amount- ically. For the first time in her life Kay had to put her mind on them. As o. girl she had been waited upon and 8s a secretary she had merely boarded at home and let Adifs problems drift past her, but now the responsibility was her own

She was managing with one maid until the baby came, and with o. laundriess and cleaning woman

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HULL, England — (GP) — The ashes of Walter Hudson, Bil, who represent; Central Hull ln parlliL, ment for 10 years, were scattered in the constituency. Hudson dledl after the dissolution and had been chosen as labor candldotg for the JPIYLL 2199B”!

KISS Y0llll TIRED FEELING GODDBYE!

who cams in a day a piece each week; the mold. Elise, a brisk Frenchwoman, used to larger as- tabllshmenfs, was not sorry for Kay's inexperience as she liked her own way with things. She was a treasure. but molt had been used to more than one re. Uhconsciously he took for grant- ed the smooth functioning of his former home where there had been s. cook and a maid and sn- oi-hcr meld by the day. and a laun- dress by the weel: and s chauffeur to run errands, and Kay _ ed that he left his thing, whore he took them off, that ho imagined that laundry found its own way to hampers and back to bunny drawers. that rips and buttons werg attended to without being

Bees Eve had evidently done. these t Inga for him Kay was fiercely determined not w in; found wsntfns. but though it gavel her a dear sense of domesticity w" mend his the first time or two, she soon perceived in herself a preference for thg work of taking

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