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"liuw to get their man." Why not tell ll eligible bachelors a lure way

N- WW II to get the girl in want! swarm.

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tation. "Ah," said the customer brightly, M A ' "a penny for your thoughts, young

lady." The girl raised a pair of worried

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I've got a room, now, by myself. A room my very own.

It has a door that I can shut, And be there all aloiic:

It has a shelf, a closvt, loo.

A window Just for iiie.

And hooks when I can keep my clothes

As neat as neat can be.

A lovely paper's on the wall;

A rug is oii the floor-

If I had known how fine it was, I'd had a room before.

I like to go there after school, Away from everyone;

l iclt-wellflsort of scared: at first. But now I think it's illn

'l"he voices of the folks downstasirs leem faint and far away.

I hear the rain upon the roof; I witch the birds at play; Ohyes, it‘: often very still. it night thorns not {sound- 1 let mother in, oi course, When bedtime comes around. --Arthur H. Foiwell.

RELEASE

A long line must be drawn on the ground or scratched in the sand and soi-neone, who is called the “Guard” stands on it. The other children must run about near the line and, if the guard touches any oi them, he places them behind the lino as prisoners.

The captives shout “Release! Release!" and their friends must try to rescue them. if any of the rescuers are touched thcy are also imprisoned I

Wash iri any for-m is imforgivabls and there are dozens of interesting whys in which one can economize.

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it is, of course, utter nonsense to] suppose that s child can be vention give s man the right to seek out the girl he desires, and then tc brought up properly without a cer- . use high-pressure salesmanship in selling himself to her. He can loci. “in amount oi well guided disci- _‘ ‘em all over and make his choice, and then tell her not only how mucl.

eeds advice. the o does not. Besides, men have all the advantage in courtship. cngtom and om-

pllne. Having no sense of Values or lie loves her but what a wonderful husband he would make, and hoii standards w judge things by he lucky shc would be to get him.

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that his mother could do nothing h” {he “m, mum, 1 had m try

with him. He was brought to me Fmjpbgiygg"

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"Sooldingi" she repeated, in ra- ther an offended voice. "I never scold him; that is entirely the wrong way to bring up children."

Isawshewasthetypeiawhich arguing could do no good so I said no more.

“Children should be allowed to develop naturally; parents should

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[._|-"““h”ubyr|bmfliotel‘ sfterBarstowehad 5.9g.- g, lit" _ rung oi‘! in a huff, staring pensively a . d w ‘Kat the transmitter. ,- nu-‘h,’ m,‘ Bhe was a trifle uneasy, although “u, h, d Dumb", L n" 1933, the situation brought s ghost of a ‘g g“ m‘; ‘f g d“ n u” u" smile t0 her curved ilfll GI she N- gggflyh‘ pa.“ _ _ m "d. called whstshehsdcoeed intoihat and ehatteh eelsel mder a Chsttel. "Y! - “h” h,‘ p.14", p, ml She had been, Ohl soinnocent oi u, 1.5“; 1g, “and”, 15-1..’ h". offense in accepting Canbyll invita- g“, m. p"; u, d gq-g, tlon, she had told Bsrstowe . . . on. she really didn't know that he had Bail

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vis: . “It. llow loom, qg.'considered her engaged to him for

paced b, penuuion and 1;“;- gm] see her and that she will make a hit with him.

She may know the very man she would like for a husband, but aha can't go to him and tell him that she has marked him for her own, The best she can do is to lay her traps and, likely as not, he will walk right

, through them without ever getting caught. If she tcilc. him how much she loves hlni, she will scare him to death and he will run away, and shc dare not, even tell him what a good wife she would make him and hou she would save his money and how well she would feed him, and so O.'i. All oi which is most unjust. But. that's the way it is.

However, this doesn't answer your question about the best way to wo

la girl. 0i course, no specific rule can be given ior that because 1L u.

ldepeiids upon the girl. Some girls fall foi- one line, others ior NIOUR

But, generally speaking. the way to get a. girl is Just to g0 after her took and nail hammer and tongs, as you would after a big order or a politic. office or anything else that you really wanted.

t A stormy, impetuous wooing goes big with ninety-nine gm; on; o1 a hundred because in their hearts nearly all women are still cave women.

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courouuo or livrohliosriiirrs

‘rhey would like for some hold wooer to come along and knock them that is a thrill reserved only for the wealthy. Nor are you likely to be g u, mutton; for 1t

over the hrrlld with a. club and drag them on by their hair to his lair. carried oil to some far country, than to live an ckotio and 080M118 m°~ it is the laggard lovers, the ones who do not put any pep into their Bo the sensible thing is to try to make the beet oi flhc circumstances in’

courting, the ones who let girls ehilJy-shslly with them, who lose out. Many s girl would like to say "no" instead of "yes," ii only she dared to,

which you find yourself.

Youareunhappybecsuseyouaramsmsdtoamshyoudnntlove

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to the bashful suitors who haven't even got the nerve to ask for what they and because he doesn't make enough money to satisfy you. You am not “human. nou-

want and force the girl actually to do the love making.

lent suitor. Just camp on your lady loves doorstep and always be Johuny-on-the-spot. Make yourself s necessity to her. Accustom her to little attentions.

shot that she will wake up and find out that without knowing it she has fallen in love with you and that you are the great and only where she is concerned.

will like them and the more you will pique hsr interest. Tell her you~ need her influence to lead you up w the higher life, and when ahe whis-

pers that she will pray for you it is all over except sending out the wed-

ding cards. '

If she is modern, you can reverse the process and reform her. Register shock over her cocktails and petfing and dgarettes. and when once you have constituted yourself her mentor you will have her tamed and broken so you can lead her to the altar. ‘

If you want to make a hit with all girls, be neat in appearance, mod- est in demeanor, dance without stepping on their feet, be generous, but don't let them golddlg you, talk to them about themselves, and, finally, be bold. but not too bold. DOBOIHY DIX.

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DearMlssDix-Whmlwssflinrymothermsdememarryaman twice my age. I didn't love him and 1 have been miserable ever since. - He doesn't make enough money for us to be comfortable on, and he has taken me to a city where 1 know nobody. I am not yet 30 and I am tiredofitand donot feel thatI csnstandit. Ilong tobekidndpped audosrriedto thajunglesoiAiricmwhereicanheari-hebeutsxoaring at each other. What shall I do? urns: MR8. NOBODY. Answer:

Weiklshouldliriagine thatthebeastsroaririgateach otherlntl-ie jungles of Africa haven't got anything on you in the way of the scrap that you put up in your little two-by-iour fiat. There are plenty oi wives who can make a lioness look like a kitten and whose husbands are more afraid of them than they would be of a whole inensgezie.

yet 30 and you have a long time ahead o! you, and it is too bad to think Li you are in love with a girl, never take “no" ior a final answer until of spending all of that time whining and compiaining and making your- she marries some other man. Success nearly always comes to the pat- self miserable and your husband still more wretched.

So why not talk it all over with find out how he feels about it all?

and shelter their husbands provide better.

and Believe me, many and maul’ I Will I110 Iiaglrlisveryptu-itanicalasoodiineisglttingherwieformyou. instayingon with her husband wouldgettheshockofher liieifshe mmutgg, » Ooniessyoursinstohsnandtbe blackeryoumaksthemthehettershe foundouthowglsdhewouldbetohavehclo.

' teaspoon salt tampon almond or iiiiillliea

him and tell him how you feel, and an“, Pilnnrthinelstiietthewevi-Ihend cnopmiiberi-ies; sddotiiertn-

, complaining wives never seem to think what a rotten deal they are ilvinl gredlents. Lina s deep pie plats vitl Then suddenly some day remove yourself, Begin to rush some gm a their husbands in letting the poor men toil to support them without doing pig crugt; slid filling; cover with u little y _ and a little prettier than she is, and it is a hundred-to-one anything by way of mil-kin: e remn- Thev the Iwd wd clot-bu upper crust. Slit. or perform wit-I,

then fork to permit swam to escape, ml press the edges cloRlY i080"!!!

And set to work yourself. Get you a job. 1f you want more money, nus“ 1111,13]; 301- giwnwiqi earn it yourself. And, anyway. i! you have something interesting and Th, W“, o; m, ma,“ “m. constructive to do, you won't have much time for self-pity. The surest mm u 5m w which pnmtwt,

DOROTHY DIX.-

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everyone subscribers. We have dia- a a a covered so in delightful ulltim

D9l-IM1MDlX—-HOWm\l¢hlillIiI1MbO]ilHBOdbYlllI'IIHIIGIYTIIBton“ M55114 q; thgtlgsgflpd girl I want to marry has two very close girl iriends and a ulster, all of no; m‘; ‘Qy°uyy_‘4g gnu of flsvm whom I know to have been unfaithful to their husbands. I am afraid to u o; “tidying qmtmgiy

marry this girl, but I love her. In wisdom? Answer:

The old adage says that we are this is not always true. Sometimes stead of an example. Why do you

out what her ideas are concerning the loyalty of wives? If shs thinks

a case like this, what. is the part of Th, “up, wmch m n11 its 51ml

P- 5- pllcity we ode: you here, will hm quite unusual olmrscta-gyou Wil known by the frlendgwe keep, but m‘; mung}, too, our friends are a to us in- not talk to the girl Ind try to find

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that her sister and friends are right 1n their loose living, 1 should cer- ‘A w» Iwflw rel-Hm

tainly consider‘ her poor wife material,

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THE COOK '5 CORNER

MOCK CHERRY Pll

wemustl" itIIy‘-‘ “y; Some Table ‘raiksrs will employ canned cherries. Othsri will cling to that pleasant imitation that is ren- “m” “Pfnwfi b'l"é‘dT§j§": dered by s combination oi cran Wmud ~ m m ' b, “n,” ‘m “mam . both aides. Serve hot. Theeii may This makes an excellent pie p“p““'“1' “dwuwdjmbg. ‘ma,’ "w", “mum” n” fore servinmfiuiiiclent iorilasn-

lamafraid your chances of being kidnapped are rather slim, because j If we want cherry pie these days, cherries of our early _ Hummer. Ebb”-

ror of the elevator, she was amsb/

ed st the grim determination in her own face. The baby softness that was her most Wl-‘Mling charm, had vanished temporarily. Her eyes looked as old and wise as Egypt. Adele Parkinson entered the ele- vator at the next floor. She was wearing a brilliant evening gown and all her Oriental Jewelry. Her wrap was a gorgeous Bplnish shawl. l smiled s . ours lookln articular] -i 111E501 '0 415° 7m‘ M’ mu“ °n geous tonight!" ‘sh: said. "gig, two sroiilifs- One was that he must the usual late party, 1 dire say?” not see too much of her if she hop- A453, noddfi, yooking Jun“ ed to succeed in her plan of forcing w“ with“; him to a hasty marriage by l him on f0 W111 hi! flmflfl Oilfiflti- [gr ‘h. nay ‘ad mgr-yew“. 3|‘;- i Otherwise, i! she were always avail- m," m ‘ma, I w, you ‘puma l able, the aflair might drag out into “m, "my", t . “mm? w m! I onetgi ltiflml; Alsotobebrhtally frankhow you men w even isffoid them is an beneath the surfsca of the In 61" emu“ ‘mam-I romance and go to some largo-um of lost hopes . . . no rather thought that was what BIPIWWH family hoped to brine about h! withholding their approval.

handwriting tucked into the pagq of her geography. In_ high school, where there had hem s French course, the notes had changed to “Je vous aime. i-na cheris," and "vous etes beau d'un sngs. Henri.”

Henry Harrison had never shone as a French scholar. . . . , Nor as a lover either, thought Jeanne with a smile, as she nodded to Adele Parkinson's question.

"Do you two correspond? Bow amusing!"

“How nice, I call itl” returned Adele sharply. "I like your Wer tcrner immensely. He is so big and clean and strong like a fresh wind

~whm y,“ m4 um. to b. “M” that's blown over the Rockies! He 35"” mam" u" I|°'°l- m0 W?

lives, that msnl He doesn't iust view life from a club window. He doeuft know an oyster fork from anutpickbuthedoes knowthat, women aren't. made only to be paved, and gossiped about, married Just to hang the family Jewels on."