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JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (cancer)- Excellent for personal issues, ro- mance, vacations. weddlnS5._8II915- tic and professional pursuits for you bom before July 8. other Cancer folk: You will have to furn- initatlve and unction. oflts available if you look for em.

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Easy When Posted on [Rules 130 letters "get you down”? I Maybe you try ‘to write like 1 bookpnot like talking.

Dorothy is afraid to say. "We're ‘Just revelling in roses these days. ‘Our garden's our parlor."

‘.nice weather and the garden is idnlng well]: Then realizes it falls ‘flat. ‘

She wonders. When you fire “halfway-acquainted." do you sign ‘a note “Very truly yours’? The ending that fills the bill is "Sin- cerely yours."

Should she sign her name "Dorothy Jones Green," or “Mrs. ‘Henry Green?" The former, of

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By FRANCES DRAKE rook in [kg section your birthday comes in, and find

Sticks ‘ ~ ‘to stiff old phrases, “We are having

it her married name may "03 b9 i

WOMEN’S REAl__.;___1ll..-.S,_

The

Her

unusual and lovely effect be achieved by having your W 0! the same material as the dress. thrown back over head. nun-like.

-no lmuxe 3 perfect match (even white has so many off tones). give the florist a sampleiof your BOW“ material to match to the ribbon 01 your bouquet.

A hawthorne tree in new South Walw recently bore sp1'1D8 I310-9‘ some on one side and autumn ber- ries on the other.

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according to the stars.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo) —waLoh your step it making new. contacts, trying new Ideas End methods watch your oompetlt-on Less irritating rays you burn after August 7, but good judgment should be exercised to avoid re- tracing steps.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) — Literary endeavors seek- ing favors, new trys may Seem dif- ficult, but finishing old matters. secretarial and other clericial work should be easy.‘p1easant for your painsiaking folk.

SEP'I'E1\ABEI<. 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) —— In your desire to as- sist others, don't lose sight of your

Wives ‘ Make or Husbands

Dorothy Dix~

Every Wife Who is Dissatisfied With Her Husband and Home Needs to do ‘a Bit of Self-Analysis. Maybe iiie.Fault is Her Own

Listen, wives! Do u ever think that you ma be lnrpely 1051101135515 for the faults in your usbuids to which ou mos object There ishis taking you for granted, for instance, w is perhaps the No. l griev-

ancc of married women. Your husband has ceas- ed to be a. lover. He never pays you a compliment. He never notice what you have on. He never gives you a. kiss except one that is flabby than it is more of an insult than it is 3 caress. Good- ness knows. that you never expected marriage 10 be like THAT.

Well, stop your breast-beating long enough to get a line on your own conduct. Perhaps you are accesso to the crime of your marriage going flat. If your usband is no longer a lover, have you kept on being a Lady Love yourself? Have you dre;sed yourself up for him and kept yourself looking at- ractive? or have you felt that an old rag was good enough to slouch around home 7

Have you met him when he came home at night with a glad, swefl smile or a grouch? Have you given him the rim of your ear or the back of your head instead of your lips when he tried to kiss you? Lots oi men quit making love to their wives because their wives treat them as if they were cash registers instead of Romcos.

Perhaps your husband is no fireside companion. As soon as dinner is over he puts on his hat and goes downtown. ’I‘hM.'s bad, of course. But is your home a. place of peace and rest and quiet, where a tired man 03“ 12918!‘ and lzalher up stfenizth for the next day? Or is it a place of nagging D.Xld.‘fl'etllXlg and whining that he flees from to save his life? Do you set h.m down to a good dinner of the things he likes and cooked

troubles? What sort of entertainment do you offer him? Are you bright and chatty and amusing? Or do you uxpect him to be diverted by listening to your complaints about how hard you have worked. and how butchers’ meat has gone up, and that the doctor says little Mary's adenoids must cmne out, and that the baby broke his best pipe, and so on and so on? Maybe your pet peeve is that your husband doesult take you out stepping once in a. blue moon. You think that 1:, is just terrible may he doesnt realize how mono.onous housework is and how dull it is spt‘-1101118 the day with no one but the baby for company, and how you long to get out in the bright lights for a change. ' But what encouragement do you give him to spend his money on trying to give you a goodrtime? Do you play up to him and look and act thrilled as you did when y had 3, date K; dgiegng before you were married? Or do you and fault wi everything Do you hold him responsible if it happens to rain or smiething goes wrong with the car? Do you blame him if you don't like the movie or the

own needs or neglect to take ad- vantage of good turns that come your way. Substantial matters. Your job and dealing with super- iors your chief concern. Personal issues favored.

OCTOBER. 24 to NO.VF.lVI]_3ER 22 (Scorpio) — May rove trying un- less you refuse to daunted. Try hard to accomplish what you set out to do. Proceed with prearrang- ed plans and devote some time to recreation.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEIVIBEIR 22 (Sagittarius) — A lucky day for you folk. Your stars most friendly of all natives. Be confident, charming and acquisitlve. New in- terests favored; benefits through friends likely.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) -— Go leisurely along with your activity; you'll make headway and gain knowledge as you go. Don't forget to notice the many pleasantriea to be found every day. Blessings!

JANUARY 22 to [FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — Inertia in the air! If you‘ve a. full work day ahead. dust off your mental equipment and get going. Having a definite system and setting a goal to reach will help you keep the right pace.

FEBRUARY 21 t 0 MARCH 20 (Pisces) — More favorable rays for personal attainment. social activ- ities, courtshlps, weddings and the like that for dull, methodical or laborious tasks. An artistic, ro-

mantic day.

A CHILD BORN TODAY will have a generous. unselfish love nature; will always want to do the right thing but because of over- sensitivenes and rather erratic moods will sometimes cause others to be unset. Be patient with mi"

and kindly with it. Brusqueness or sharp chastisement will crush its individuality, stunt its mental growth.

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up looking bored to death? In the midst of the most thrilling scene of a play or when the prime demo is reaching for her highest, now, do you interrupt it to ask him if he thinks the baby has got uncovered? There $31 tkfglglglh fun in taking out a wet blanket for an evenings pleasure. Another one of your grievances is that your husband doesn't talk 31; home, that he buries himself behind his paper of an evening and L3 just about as entertaining a companion as s grsven image would be. Maybe he is afraid to talk. Maybe he has found out that the only safe thmg is silence and that he can't brooch any sub without starting a fight. Maybe If he “I35 t0 W11 11 SW11? you tell h that you have heard that before. Maybe you col-rect_every statement he makes and any that the instance he is relating didnt happen at 6 o'clock, it took place 5,1; 459. Maybe when he tries to tell you about his hopes and plans you don't even listen to him. and so he Just. shuts up like a clam when he is at home. Perhaps you and your husband don't. get along together, you are always scrapping and live a. cat-and-dog life. Vmdoubmdly, he is as

much to blame as you are, but have you ever really tried to get along

Wm‘ 111'“? YOU IUWW the things that irritate him. Do you refrain

glam ?uoin gthem? You know his likes and dislikes Do you cater to em

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sible sometimes for your husband’; hila.nder-in? You don't, ghow him

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“It's certainly darned odd," Mal- colm reed. “Hut. I shouldn't worry about t, old lad. These things all- ways end quite simply and obvious-

'“well, anyhow now for old Piet van stellen; he'll probably rage at “SI! , .

Cornellle knew his neighbour. The old man’s dislike of boui acquaint- ances and strangers found vent, that night, in a iorrent. of abuse hurled at them in a mixture of English and Afrikaans. he was not interested ‘in Mortimer; he hoped he might never see him again, tres- passing on his land and disturbing his sheep; and as for them. if Cor- neille wasnt' his iathers son he'd set his dogs on them.

The intervention of his son, Japle, added to his violence. Then, just as Malcolm and Corneille, realizing that the sooner they departed the better, turned to go, Mrs. van stel- lcn, candle in hand. app axed be- hand her husband and son. At sight of the ta.ll,gaunt woman old van st.e1len's anger died away and h stood silent and absshed. while his vife, after wiving Oomellle's re- ply to her inquiry of what the wanted. replied, “He is not here,‘

shepherded her menfolk into the.

our own age 01,8, ma 3,, ,, you don.‘ mm them more wngggg ggouie. and perempiorlly shut me i

"What I familyl" said Malcolni. “I shouldn't like to trespass on their

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‘They're always like that —— and a most unusual exam 1e. they are, of ii most hos ltable an k.ndly people. But the w ole district just accepts them as they arcpthough Japie is a good chap."

Dawn was breaking when they reached Campsie.

“He can't be here," Gomeille said. “or there'd be some sign of life about." \ ~

Then he banged on chs.nning's window. ~-

“Ohani Ohnnl" he called. "Has Mortimer been here?"

A sleepy growl answered him.

"For oodness sake wake . Chan! Its serious. We've been him. _-,. ing for Mortimer all night; he was thrownlby his horse somewhere on the re to Bmndfontein. and then’: not I trace of him."

chs.nning's re ly. this tune. held the half-compre ending surprise of one suddenl uwflkentd.

"What's at? Mortimer hurt? Game in. man."

It was dark inside. the muffled am: of 3 aloe in? house 0

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khaki trousers. The wavering flame ' 1“, --i of the candle he had lighted. ' lit, half shadowed the large room., in which an odd assortment of farm ' equipment seemed to have estab- lished supremac

doorwayt looking at the untidy room, ‘

owner, Oarneille's greatest s.nce his return channing was a fin man despite his heavy features and Phleinnsiic expression. “What can have hap think, Chan?” Oornelle burst out.‘ and recounted search with an anxiety which he no longer tried to conceal. I combed the road. and there's not a

the "bull," confirmed car.

“But man. if he came off there, he may have taken 9. short-cut this i’ way. and walked home; then you .

would have mis.ed him ' round by the road. He's probably bank home long ago." ‘

I'll come out with you and We'u get all the boys on ti!

and we'll soon find him. 41! can have happened to

“Cheerful roomito wake tip in." commented Malcolm, as may raced Es .

poir. ;

“Oh that doesn't bother Chan; but cynthla—t.hat's hi.‘ sister-has her work cut out ti-yin :6 keep the

tting up with the house. st 11 he farmer; '

10 t ‘first time you'vmlkn him! All letknhope ,he's rig

mer.

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Father and

be a mu‘ gave up in

over the legitimate M calm stood in the

in many ways of its. m friend

from England. e figure of a.

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trace of him. All we've found is onevéizf‘ his stirru .'z?' k " ere was 0. ’ ‘as ed Chan- ‘ ulling on and lacing ii pair V W‘ dump of mu dy boots. “On that hill-crest Just before ='. “'9 dary." Malcolm said

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‘ e amps on so ll!)-‘flute new!-. st“-Iglvucand label each cg:'ipc.rt-

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his lies about ‘ Q. How can I remove the rust

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