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Dorothy Dix Shays-

;N0 MARITAL BLISS INSURANCE

Happiness After Honeymoon Up To Man And Wife

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' notions to those rules. than I'll rhk marrying myloy Friend. (i) Is

it true first s man loves s woman bdors marriage more than she does him. but after marriage the women has to be the lover’! (2) Does mar- riage reach a peak and then decline? <3) Does companionship succeed romance? (4) Is marriage everything to a woman, while to s. man ftisjustenepisodeinhislife? _ <5) Does every man, sometime during his life * ‘ r-uv "H ‘* with ‘k wo- man. even though he loves his wife? w) If a wife becomes infatuated with another man. does it arouse the husbands interest and jealousy. or only

his profound disgust? WINITRID

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ANSWER: I am afraid you will be an old maid if you wait. to solve all of these matrimonial prob- lcuns on the sale side of the altar, because the answers depend upon the individual. man. There are no cut paper patterns for the behavior of husbands, and when you marry you have to take s sporting chance on how Friend Husband is going to act. l-ls doesn't oven know himself.

t!) It is. of course, true that some men love s. woman more before marriage than they do afterwards, but the opposite is Just as often the case. And. anyway. it_ depends upon how much trouble the wife takes to keep her husband thinking she is the only woman in the world.

l2) Probably most montages reach their romantic peak during the honeymoon and then decline to husbands and wives taking each other for granted. but that docs not mean that they are any less fond of each other. It is Just that we can't live on sugar plums all the time. We have to come down to bread and meat.

(3) Every happy marriage turns into a beautiful companionship.

(i) Certainly marriage means more to s. woman than it does to a man, because her physical well-being as well as her happiness is involv- ed in it. 1t is her living. her comfort. her security.

(5) Certainly plenty of husbsnds are absolutely faithful to their wives.

(6) It is a common thing for s husband to be so jealous of his wife‘s lover that he kills him.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My hudmnd and I had only been married

o short time when he went into the service. and when he did he asked me to get a divorce, which I did. Now he has had time to think it all over while he was overseas. and when he was home on f-urlnugh he asked me to marry him again. Should I give him another chance? I (Continued On hge I0) i! A. L. M.

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lBW1IiliF?‘ i ETlilliETTE i‘

By Anne Ashley

Q. flow osn I keep cork floors clean?

A. By sweeping with an ordin- sry broom or rloor brush. then put- ting a mail iunuu-nt of neutral soap in a. basin of warm wawr and

the floor. stains can often be removed by rubbing lightly with s fllnemadeofsasidpflilerorsteel woo. Q. How can I give more gloss to

ltorch?

A. An added loss to the linen will be l 5y nmkinfiutihe hot starch “I: mam water. s nlso

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"Q. When s girl is marrying .1 very wealthy mun, and her family “uh I Nigel will“ h“ n a ier egroom pry for wwedding?

A. No. The bride's family. or the bride herself. should d: so.

Q. If a. sales person has shown one a display of articles is it nec- easssry to than: him? _

A. While it is not exactly noc- nsnry flu well bred person newer foils is

do so. Q. How long nfter a breakfast should a guest leave’) A. Ffblll fifteen minutes to an

i A. All that is necessary is to book

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Never Before‘ Has Fine Quality MesnfSb’ Much

Cheapest

W$GI All YQU?

Are you an active member, the kind that would be missed. contented that]

Or are you just your n-nne is on the list? Do you attend the meetinilu and

mingle with the flock, I Or do you stay at home and cri- ticim and knock?

Do you take an active part to help the work along,

Or are you satisfied to be the kind that “just belong?" ‘ Do you ever go to visit a. member who is sick.

Or leave the work to Just a few or talk about 11w clique?

There's quite a progam scheduled that I'm sure you've heard about

And we'll appreciate it if-you. too e411 come and help us out. Think this over, member. You know right from wrong.

Arc you an active member. or do_ you just belong?

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‘Honors connl-zn

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one of those nights they tried

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3 which one of these words is misspelled? Caesar.

Cleopatra. Cicero

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