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terature

The Housewife

And Her Activities

FREEDOM FOR TWO

' By MARGARET WATSON

AI Dorothy Dixie Letter Box

Practical Women Are a Lot Easier to G Along With Than Are Dream Girls, Es-

' I -. SOAP and OINTMENT

1s that you Erica? I've been out

she iechwitlztbfirst a1 - °’ and dlsa-ees c? fife

r ____ . . . i h ‘ . . . -- _ , __ ——_ 7w -just got back this moment Yes. cltcmant 9 “Bnefllheut “lye mm": PCCIaHY Thflfle Who Are Victims Of ‘H, f1 y]; 1017M) Hi1 b yo‘ tin“. f , Yes, 1 heard. Yes, I've been the ps- shown. can't you toil mo whats r h“; g m,“ r lecgant Vlfflgflqn N ti Com I -—— us. - - ' 1 r Pm- my find himl- when he's likely m- Q15 1mm, r», when yqu euro c p exes h never ., y she asked slowly: What am I to to go? bu,’ h ma“ ht m, buwherrs h, k o o gflofl no ' IIWNINQ 9g“. < do? Yes. I could. but there's no time. s m, on one gjflg and gleaned Be- ‘ AMornmg $111118 ‘rho glory of this sunset yen Winn; “h, I Nothing-until I come. Stay in Don't you see that, mien-no 12,, cooking wash l; agmfvfl-y , Dear Miss Dix-My parents have never sot along well together and mto my soul has pfllédr- IBM have s h your room; I'm coming to you now, tlme at all. thoroughly 5nd remove the lame ; are now threatening to separate, but why should that make the irl to A sense of gladnem, “ ‘ to ‘ ‘ at once. Arid doirt worry too much: Her face set; she dropped har Wm and “wrm from the ]n5ide_ ‘ whom I a.m engaged call oil our marriage? Why must she letthelr un- ‘Ilo mortal, dais or climb; h i because whatever happens, I'll see hands into o cushions, and B, sure that an blood L. rwwved happiness cause imhapplness for us, for she AND") nanny,‘ As the soul liv it shall lilo A ‘ ' ‘ wsil: Ina‘; youllhc an 351m clerncmdbmem iiifmt him ‘mm “w mm"- B°°‘ "mms m gnlflggment {W1 3L’? ti“ ieifroliiee? C "- y the ii e-gghcd ii AlIlrYl ,- e sol ,w1 a su cen urgency: won‘ go w ou _ . s c e wear a ~ | l It's not for mlx-zclf I'm worried. N0 matter what he's done? ffiefllfi ,,‘,"“"m‘°§,,,§“° “h” “my b’ that ehe is not nwmlng my famll ma that The w W" "WWW l” emu myths home-born the 1m hand wn§“’°'¢.m',n‘°,'° °' - l 1 I know that, but we must see No matter what he's done. ' because‘: my father and mother Ont agree M1118 Wt °f the “n” "' 3°” deal flowers, will avoid fillies-nails being ' ' l ivhnt can be done, Martin wifl be Jcu laughed. a quiet, controlled. STEWED BEEF HEART does] no aigsct our getting along lmrmon- on business and wasrather W011i“! 4nd now horizons flush and glow in the silk WIQQQ- °a'“g"- I all right for a short time, at any unexpected sound. I love you for ‘my e er‘ we Wm u“ m“ °wn “V” as m m“ behavior or his twist With sunset hum of our. . --__. 1 . rate. that. But I wasn't really suggest- m5; and our man-mg” Wm be wh“ WE nuke m while he w” WW‘ -J G WhWf-IQI UABVING E059! R); . 1 A matter oflhoursd I suppose? gig that either of us should leave one high” 36 $13,953,031; mglt- Zhfflfg Egrglhgsgg‘: tkxgxdgonfethgtxhig‘ mge%kégrhtg§ 3m ‘m6 mm‘ . I I ' ---_ E A paws," lion rc uctant y: l'm< lm n the lurch. I want to know _' i .. ' . LIPI The crscklii‘ sh I afraid so. But-we can't taik like that you're safe first, and then I'll fifmfllmfréu‘ zbfjfffilfifimbs°hl°pfii igiséilytllrrriotikiiil-i what-He“ ‘igrfs gdt I hope you don’; jut m; md Life is a great struggle. It is by holding it wllgluuflibe. mm“ 1 this. I'll come over straight iiway. come back and scour Stockholm ' v p. w ' z an eas matt to l th ir ’ o Vmddle your mu-mbs when rm not ‘m. mlendm ' i’ ma’ E ‘wk u” lmifmvm‘ ‘l When he czime over there was no for Marlin, and bring him off l0 fggfegogflg" lhiatef“""f°“,§?gg°hf,'oh ideal gut 1 he; 3&5“; ‘Re go? ‘$1301? yf/F m“ the “Hoe?” ,, contest for interests, “ . End D1051! 11BX16!‘ t. This is thoenwm. l hint in lnm of [he monster she had you safey, if it takes me a week. ' 1 -. 11,9 h . regaining seems m make o 1 h, h y , Oh- m- M“ J°,‘“5' the i"! w‘ pleasure of the highest character up into ons and “i ; glimpsc-tl on the l)l'0\'i0llS night. He That's great of you! she cried, °"§""‘§S,§‘1“Qllablesfifinrrcfurcp Could you sav something ti“; rfifiwhel bee‘; plea] at‘ fnce‘ ‘I have my em" and of the most enduring 11mm‘- esdh one. The inducing w was gmvc and pale; and his eyes. her eyes lighting. But I'd rather fiehfh, use‘ he“; as deschged to see the situation straight, E_ b” my‘ tsnoc. Happy the 0d genius on your left; slices are ma; Q - though u-orrietl, had the calm help to find him, if I can. bu‘, Men the butter and saute _ TART who cultivates all his with Mm Nilelurlwoto the bong“ which =1 had always associated Perhaps. but-you'd be more of “hopgéd onion and diced Ogle m Answer: s m“ “m3- n reference iihereunto. who chooses wards As the Gflbkllng i; m", ' :01"! of northern fa- a danger to him than a help. dear. f‘ Add rumbs hasmhh and “us- I have heard of engagements being Two u b om the most noble calling. and who soomed ready for cutting my“. .-ll'iilgill to her, One can work better than two 1e‘ ands “vr-htel: "Fm heagrt mg “e be‘, _ broken of‘! for many strange reasons, but m, sag) “If 1:38, i‘: ‘Sleigh Erin-t Dwsfivll 1t Willi ill his IHIGM- Bl B115 difficult til-Bk. m‘ " where secrecy is wanted; and it ls hyu with ‘smh twine Place ma“ , never ore for anything so silly as because the young man's parents heghad been Ea m’ . “I n h“: a) Such a one intimately secures to ~ wants-d. most desperately. 1r Martin m I’ m“ ygce" of chéesecmh he l dovev. If your girl hasn't any more common sense than know DOM I ymgh 1°15 w," imselr the admiration or an the 1 no. ulwelf. 1 never l, rams I I? end- lt m a Sam an mi, of f m ink you will be mighty lucky w escape taking her ..Y- .. he§°m “m”? f,’ great, the wise, the good. Such s wllsiv rsrana can". .~h-fl'.i.'d be proved right I suppose he would go to prison, “F, a m‘: 10w» “mi hours mhrffhgn tfi mmpamml- F0! I10 Woman in the world is harder to live m “f, rep ldfi-f’ er’ ,5“ y“ one will always enjoy the appmba- --__. 11. u coed c111 5,315,390, g3“ o» - Ions time: filters; it... should be 3.1.0.1”....;'.3.'i°h';';:§€,£§';§:l""'"*,,,,niggg,glggglggn°gg,ggytggy=ggg °° ° °'_______"'°'“" ggndhgm oomph-z? w» ital: homer loath-m... > Jon dstood back from her, and fimshetfgnrg gag“ figghsofg xgfihibgirgligid ugcgfrfgimblgeagvglgliforoulgrzgliglsgawnoréififi vgilthtltiléleliragee: Have gtjyggTzggoillialgEgnvew hot nation '01 his God anddiedeember. Wham?!‘ it hmppe-rgls t; be- thin; watche with a detached interest -‘ - - 1h n m. he“, easier m’ et ah, with - e W, h d 1 t l How pleasing to him who has rune. are not made any easier QM- h T‘; ‘t-s no need to be every movement of her face. she 3m‘! ‘hlc-ken- “(fwd w‘ o ' g “g ' ' w dr a“ y “Hen c“ t“? bu“! glorious race, to survey from the when say five or six d»; a no. I moan it, Jon. was standing u to it well; better, =sggrrllgédlfte_ye‘lu__ m butter‘ ' loft summit of his eternal fame " s‘, lease" The m In; not coins w b0 hysterical, alrgd in fait, lthan pile expected. There gracguslotlliirfiztkberrigntfielynhlggrsgrsixa: gismeascey hvfiiffirfiflggj“ $31158 wflgrnstbaexflgg m‘ the “ghee hbufijelfi theycumulatlve resum o! a“ “five “use °g° domkngymliw I raven‘! w? (‘Orllment to ma e. was see in Erica, after all. He ' » -- life, devel in the l ht of ff " ' I simply wan‘ to know what to do. said in a low voice: fag’ ,,',f§’,,}§,*‘",,'§’°,§,§‘ Efi‘ gglget gguilete lgaregereatgonxgitiietevg fgagrrgak gilzhoghe nuiittch If u” tfiy fixllffiplst yvglilllvlsffileiilldhdelvemy’ with no °W1Tl1iY|~A6Xflhd9r Cflllllfiggll- 30;”: ‘v mam‘ ‘f ynryil/n “YlfIW-llLPAXCQOIIIPY-afcllfé 2:13;? wlrm ‘lfrriltidltybu dam 1m?“ the rail-able’, at his most endearing. Dcople Bot married except those whose parents spent their tingle) gluing u iii. ' joking “park u‘ m" hill .ur_e~._, _ . _v .. ‘ v . . o st o . s even more erriblc she one, out fierce}, dutch,“ M and mom; there would he such a Slump in the marriage market m“ ROAST FOWL GOLDEN WEDDINGS a lot to understand a-few o1 m, Hos. 121i. I ELY. into communication than-than rison. . ‘ . l’ 5 - . 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stared at him for a long moment As near as I can figure it. our Wedding, and it is usual to cele-

gravy round a joint to be comm

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ivlfe mixed up in llic business‘ The pdiceman who was wound~ “'lnd°w' Iwmng m“ "pm the 5m“ yours is cud w be one’ Hon‘ and Wm‘ 0m den’ twain Wm en wort?) om’ altablgues lfrse position as a mm mid there wil‘ .~ul"0‘v bc some who ed—I suppose you saw that“ m’ street‘ and the ‘Vaterways and ' be brought rolmd to the hormmml’ izmve s“ lie geeelid ' No mam‘. what’ it L! you M" can connect vou xvii-h him. It's the Yes? she cried impallenti bfldges and the “m” dark green llk lwrt/gcl? of coulgse’ is an nmsfmse’ mdeei the exact opposite is more thus placing the cutting edge m- A o}: thxllrgblnelw ylll gore: to cawm nwbt on the Garvin-g only thing i0 d“. settle up he" He died about an hour flag. trees, with eyes which saw 0,11% a ‘aucyyspeakiiiggen this; hlééajgulgigu gill ha: after your parents, matrimon- wards the body. ‘Phis will sever E8150!“ the “$1,199. pggd 5;‘ DOM knlée helm! rash-ad shB-PP- 1111s and 28'» but new. this minute» She save a little moan. and then gflffig“ ¥§§l'“§fi*,- gf“ fig}; u’ b," traulzht childhood witnessing uieggnge grmrhapgi-Jeynabingosiroaiauperirlrtriraefié 233%.; $39,‘; ¥fif_.,“t,n‘§§°““mdc§h,d° scarf-pin mi- the "bride-groom's" mgeolthipelgltast .i‘°?i§.°‘2’m'i§.‘; . c3‘ “m” w’ “M” Em“ MP- 3f" '11P“ $5,? llshlly and she wt mfamfjhle epgiwflwg" bu, ‘h: dig cream effort w make your own home a D1868 of peace and rest. and 1115i; 1,, m? same way ,5 ‘Wm, m. 1%,, ———————- first, in thin, long slices. r, » ti»... w... hrs... aw...“ ts i."- ob- h-r- bsrtiinikerhs“ "i'&'i'“i¥°"€if“‘°’"'"°"'°“'”"°'“°“‘“‘“""’ 8"“ he use """"'° mm". "c "r 1a and u“ W a ‘ on one of the smallest islands. well only hold 'up1>n theeyreel VOfieé m a 51”’ monmwne: y e e Ere S e or make your wife glad she married you‘ should be as long as posslbh The when sewing marmw. pa“ a‘ ma‘, Wm‘ ‘maids to m

m breastbone. Lqzs sh d be wed. next and the thighs scparalrezmfrom the actual drumsticks

slice of stale bread at the bottoni

That makes it murder, doesn't it? o‘ the dish which absorbs an mom

Yes.

carvln-g fork should never be In-

r 1-0.0». l .- om’ in 0 H‘ n‘ up‘ rm“ he“ “e sorted info the breast of chicken

_ which she was fast losing in this (‘All can; {IL

Th h‘ld' fdis‘ tlndhb --- a . phantesmagorla of horror. Curious- e c 1 ‘an o gum e us ands and “we: are not likely w m“

vou awmv by shlo- 1 Smlm“ i‘ dw- "m 5° tale their parent's example. Rather e hey are an awful warning,

Lure

l . .. from this "watery" vegetable. , , I've n fast, nvwiorbont; and Mariam 1y, 1n m g m 1; 5h m m, f “T115117 5°17!- but Y9“ know that" f t}; l; d l, h b d I kn is or mwl- ____i__i_ ' . ’ knows all the skippers along the Martin unwell???‘ at her (1)35. and BOYLlu Ighllest antic?» ‘agnhencghe $1.0 reievieril- gglizidegdalxillsswlfe iirwbbfiiffifirr§$griii§i°i firfileiegrfifi‘! mfillgeignggoirgnghglg 181x33 l; AN moNmG Hm‘, Wglwmiigievfltlfiebsiglnvllils Nahum‘: ccast—- tugging at the straps of her skis. ' ' ‘ 186i fl- And 0110 01' the Wurst 5P0 led husbands I know is married to a ' ' When ironing gnmlenls made an b, m-efl m, 4 .' But we don't know where he is! of the white pompom on top of his twned the“ “m! gave mm the woman whose father was heripecked to death bv her mother A irl has taken to see m“ the ‘M’ is evenly u! artifi l ilk alw iron across "m w W ‘c '""* "‘“' kindest 100k She had 6v" 81W" l" mighty little sporting blood in her if she isn't llli ' g distrlbuted- " i c“ 5 ' a“ tmmm“! “he m’ I“ "m" P” 1 n on but M tin. 1 in her hand ‘l "R m ‘like e Chaim 0“ _ instead of lenethwawe- than the sear is to serve some of the “brown fmgn ‘ins heej: witfiymf mpmhve marrying a man for no otherfeafor; ihnihbegause his parents fight. Smwm m, BE". iron will not stick and Smrch uie may» Wm, m, whm Sh.“ o, h, geilzuaaniohgfi very good to me, Dear Dorothy Dix-What harm would there be in rne marrying my n15 1 mt T? t, to be material-iii- gfisflfm lfilfifnifk I 0 . . _ h v 7 r _ _ _0 0 i1 I ~ l She put on her hat and coat, and hfiiflfifififi, mtftnifiggtl.eriigbifidiiegeiiggnnrgr?rigiiligrbihrlgvlrigiv: s°m°th1l18 0f B- Dlolilomaghm it Pmgorgéggsroaug MAUV“ with the breast. or if in the in

‘packed her Gases in

great haste. What about Martins things? He

mustn't come back for them; it would mean-he'd be arrested- I'll see to everything. Just bring a small case with you, and I'll do the rest afterwards. We must hurry.

Erica rose from her knees, and said I'm ready

She left the hotel with Jon, and it was Jon who paid her bill, and it was after herself and Jon that the clerk stared with so much in- terast. These things were all wrong. It should have been Martin who walked by her side, Martin's hand which presently ventured her arm, Martin's step which fell so nim- bly into the rythrn of hers; she supposed, in fact, that Jon was le- ally a better man than Martin; but none of these material facts could swerve her mind for a mo- ment from it's loyalty to Martin. It was hard, she thought, that it should take a murder, and a mo‘ bery, and the goodness of another man, to make her realize how much she loved her husband. Even though she had, haps, asked for some such mad gle through all her life.

Jon's motorboat was waiting for them in the least frequented part of the harbour, a dark blue boat of promising long lines. Erica. felt more free as soon as she was seated in it. with even a foot of sea. be-

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HOW

twene herself and the soil of Stock- holm; and as the shore fell away behind them she forgot for a mo-

and remembered only_ how he woul have loved the sunny blueness of the water fer ahead, and how he had know-n about the eyes of Me- lusine, and how tenderly he had played Debussy, and everything about him which had ever been dear and kind.

HAPTER XI

C BERNSTORN UNMASKED a

W111

It was nearly noon when they reached the little jetty of Jon's is- land, and tied up there in the sha- dow of grey rocks. The island itself was small, and had no other bulld- lng upon it, the whole of it's space outside the house being taken 3 by gardens and trees. They climb a rocky, winding path, and looked back from the head of it over a shining expanse of water aglitter with islands, like a satin gown c0- vercd with rainbow embroidery. About. them was a restoring peace; and the roofs of Stockholm, the Spire of St. Nicholas, the pinnacles of the Franciscan Church, all look- ed comfortably far away and asleep.

It's quiet, said Er_lc_a_-. looking _up

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aovs AND émooms

Answer: ' No harm at all.

hold water. because a brother-ln-law and sister- and personal idiosyncrasies so well that they know what they have to put up with if they marry.

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fault with him. he does not go out with other bors who are pretty girls about home from the store or walks down the street is nothing between them, but I am so jealous that I can't bear for him to even speak to another girl and when I hear of him doing so I become so frantic that I make scan 0th Bet

Answer :

marry any man if you are going to be yohtgre now, for you would make the life of vour husband a. perfect hell on ea .

from them. merit that Martin was a murderer. l, bound u, be brought 1n

d is bound not only to speak to them, a it

questionnaire every t he pays a girl a compliment? All that it would him hate you.

at Jon with a smile. What an iso-

isolatlon when you Stockholm close at hand when you feel in the mood for itown life. Let's go in; you must be exhausted, after the shock you've had.

there was a hall as as a dream. and many rooms op- ening out of from the garden. a tall woman of middle age came in silently from

have fallen in love with each other and would like to marry if lt is not WTOHB- A LONELY WIDOW.

In first. it is a v ery sensible thing to do and would robably bring a great deal of comfort, and happlnses to both of you on our l ast lap of the journey of life.

‘rhero has never been any objection to in-laws marrying that would On the con ary, such marriages are generally very harépy ln-law know each others charac rs

So they do not have to go through the disillusicning process that one

goes through who marries a stranger. Also, they know each others tastes and habits and are congen if there are children it elimiriat because the children of a dead their own.

lal, or else they would not want to marry. And es the cruel stepfather or mother problem

sister or brother are as dear to them as

IIOUOI

Dear Miss Dix-J have been going with a young man for the last two