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DEAR MISS DIX: I am 20 years old and have been married five years and have two children. My husband is a good man He works hard and is faithful to me. But he never takes me any place. He l-lllnks it foolish for women to war-t pretty clothes and I don't have any. He won't take me danc'ng. He thinks dancing is eilly and to go out and have fun is a waste of time and money. And he isn't af- fectionate.

But I like to dance and 3o out and have goo-i times. and I feel that I am ‘entitled to some enjoyment Whatgshoulc. f do?

A GIRL WHO NEEDS FUN AND '11.) BE IDVED.

ANSWER: You are just another tragic example of the folly of a girl getting married before she has had some plsywime. At an age when you should be dancing and having dates you are tied down with children and an congenial husband wiho has to work so hard to sup- portihis family that all he wants to do is just to rest himself of an- even ng.

And there is no way you can possibly change the conditions with- olutmwrecking your home and ruining the lives of your husband and c ren.

1 — ——-— I DEARMJBS DIX: I am desperately in love with a girl who has‘ broken off our engagement because she is the sole support of her mother and two young sisters. The mother is 4e years old and in f‘ne health, but she does not do a. band's turn towards supporting herself, nor do the girls. though plenty of other girls of their age are at work.

I am about to go out. of my rmnd at losing my sweetheart. What should we do?

WORK!!!) MAN

I think that your girl should tell her mother and her sisters that tlhey have got to roll up their sleeves and go towork. It is shasncifui for any able-bodied woman of i8 to make slaves of her; children. She is far more able in work than thdi‘ IY°~ g

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A light burned through the shadowy hours last night, upstairs, in this house at Alderlea. Not that either James or I myself were lll or unable to sleep but that we had a visitor. Jamie, that randson of ours had come. He arr ved in the afternoon when his parents went to the city and has been our ‘guest and responsibility ever since until tonight, when tired and. I would say. happy in his reunion with his ain folk he went with them i.n the greyness and snow flurries lowards home. H slept with us in the very centre o the old bed in the room above the kitchen and while awake “his will was our pleasure" and Jack's and Jcanizfs us well. As us- uul on tho rare occasions that Ja~ mic stays overnight, James slept fitfully.. There is a popular phrase that denote: "a waking slee "t-- "with one eye open” and I ave never seen anyone more expert than James nights Lorin of rest.

Jamie's sllghtcsi. move-an‘ arm out-flung —-ihe covers kicked aside and at once James ‘was all concern. Like every youngster," asleep. Ja- mle is a cherub. Long dark lashes fringe a cheek, wherein in wake- fullness and in the mood. dimples play. Jamie's hair is brown, and his complexion cven in this season is next to a sun-tan. "Ellen" I heard James whisper. when I was all ready to wander down a won- derful road of dreams, "is that urm next to ou uncovered? And is it right or him to lie on his back? Did ours sleep like that?" Jamie rested well, his slumber unbroken untll— and it came so soon-suddenly he sat u rubbing his eyes. "Grarfdaddy" e called “you can see the tree on the sky now-No!” he said disappointed "not on the sky. The window. is all covered with‘ frost."

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