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lvfilss Edna Duncan of the staff of R. T. Holman, Lid, came up from Sununcrsldc and spout thc recent holidays at thc homo of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan, Mill Road.

hi1". mid Mrs. James Gay are be~ ing welcomed buck to this vicinity after having spent thc pus-t few months visiting relatives" and friends in U. S. A‘. 'I'h0 greater part of their holiday was spent at the 1101110 of their sons, Messrs Elmer 11nd Hazcn of Attlcboro, Mass. Many former residents of this section were visited and all appear to be doing wcll. Al- though Mr. and Ivlrs. Gay greatly on-

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Dorothy Dix. Letter Box. l

Can a Wife be Cured of AJeolousy?-—.F001i9h Young Man Who Lets I_-Iis Deafness Hamp- er His Progress in Life — Seven Seas, or Sea of Matrimony?

Dear Miss Dix-In o. recent article you said that 195M115!’ W“ hwu" “It Let me m“ you my expeﬂgnge: My wife was aohiealoun 3:21:15: mode my lifc miserable and was ruining my business. S e was s p“ w

- 0f everything I did and made scenes before c en

and clerks. I felt that I could endure ft no longer and decided to leave her. But one day bu the 8°11 1111115 1 met an old priest 1111a, imowlnz his relliion 11111111 include divorce, 1 told him my story and NW1 him wiiut I should do. -1 cannot qiww him I=°“"°°' 1y, but in substance he sold.

"Love wlll cure jealousy and ft ls the only remedy for it. Flatter your wife. Tell her how much more beautiful she is 1n your eyes than any Othﬂ‘ W011"!!- Woo her again as you did 1n yourcourtlng dayl- Tl!" her out of an evening. Send her ﬂowers and candy- , . J Notice what she wears. Encourage her to let c new | hat $1111 tell hei- how becoming it is. Ask her advice. When you have to stay down town and work of an evening, telephone her to come down and have dinner with you and then make her keep still and wait for you while you ﬁnish your task and that will make her see that you are not atayfnz down town to have a good time. Use as much tact in 899W‘! 11°"! Wm’! her as you would with your boss or some customer or client that you wish to please. ' -

“And, above all, keep her busy. See that she has plenty of construc- tlvc work to do, for 1111 idle woman's brain is thc devil's workshop fn which lic manufactures all sorts of bitter suspicions and fears. Get her to join clubs and takcan interest in movements that will give her something pleas- ant and interesting to think about.

"And if 1n spite of all this she gets hysterical and jealous, talk it all ovcr with her and tell her you love her somuch that you want her to have poise and dignity and to be broadmlnded.

"And instead of thinking of yourself as a martyr, hold this thoillhi-l that the reason your wife ls jealous is because she thinks you are so Woridﬂrfui that every other womanis trying to snatch you from her. She forgets the bald spot on your head and the spectacles and the bay-window figure and 500s you as 11 hero of romance that no woman could resist.

1 ‘Love, real lovo, will cure jealousy."

It was six years ago that the old priest gava me this advice. Instead of getting :1 divorce I began making love to my wife, and it turned her from a. I nervous, neurotic 1von1ai1 info a calm and contented one. Our home became peaceful and “'0 are as happy a couple as you could flnd anywhere. She has perfect trust and confidence in me and has lost all fear that there may be some unknown rival to her in my heart.

Mr. and Mrs. David l-Ioasc and family of 'I‘r:ive1l0rs' Rest spent Christmas at 1110 1101110 of Mrs.

Mousr-‘s pin-outs, M1". and Mrs. James P. 81111111111111, Knutslord. Another daughter, Miss Hiizcl Smallman, R. N., of Summersldc, ciiinc 11p and spent fhc" holiday with her parents.

_Mr. Ira Ellis of thc staff of Ken-

. nedy and Kennedy, Ltd, is now in

Lot 7 where he is engaged in grad- lng potatoes for thmﬁrnr \':lth..11d1icl1 11c is employed.

An event Wllllfll was planned to add 1:1 1.111‘ Clu-islinns happiness of thc children of thc Baptist Sunday School. but which was also much enjoyed by thc adults present was held nt the Baptist Church Pnrson~ ago on the Monday preceding Christ- mas. Appropriate Christmas decorat- ions were iii cvidciicc 11nd rt wcll laden Chrlsfmus trco had been pre- pzii-vil. Santa Clan: duly mudc his ‘IDIJCHTGIICQ and thc child-Ayn wcrc mnclc happy by thc (listribution of gilts. The pastor 11nd his wife Rev. J C. and ‘Ali-rs. Peacock were kind- ly rcmoi-ribci-ed by thc congregation. The organist 1111's. Watson silllkcr was tcndercd h. gift of a, ton dolliir gold

S0 I pass thc priest's remedy of love as a cure for jealousy. on to my fellow men who may be tormented by green-eyed wives. J. E. B.

Answer:

I have no doubt that jollylng comes nearer to being a curull for jeal- ousy ln wives than anything else, because, after all, jealousy l: chiefly the expression of an inferiority complex. A woman ls jealous of her husband ~ because she secretly believes herself to be less attractive thnn other women.

Shc looks in the mirror and sees that she is growing middle-aged Ind stout. Gone is her llsson ﬁgure and her pcacher-and-cream complexion. Her l1ai1- is growing grizzled and she has too much work to do Ind b0 “many other uses for her money to keep herself always dolledlup and to put perfume behind 1101- ears. She thinks that her husband must oompore her i invidioiisly with the pretty young girls with whom he works, and so she is ; mudly jcaloils of every flapper 1n his office. she believes that every woman l with whom 11c has business dealings istrying to vamp him and that when ~ 11c stays down town of an evening to work he is really keeping a secret ren- dezvous with some female. .

' And 1t ls useless for the husband to protest his ‘nnocenco and his i faithfulness and to tell his jealous wife that tho‘ women who come to his l office are clients or patients 1n whom he is only professionally Interested or 1 that the women lie works with are just cogs in the business machine that l grinds out dollars.

It doesn't allay 1101- suspicions a particle, for hasn't she seen movies 1 which depicted the orgies that went on 1n business offices and which showed ,1niddle-ag0d married mcn bestowing thirty feet of kisses upon beauteous iyoung stcnogi-apliers? And it is worse than useless to tell her that pretty j young girls prcfci- shciky boys of their ow-n ago to paunchy husbands 11nd i and fathers and that her husband's secretary isn't trying to take him away

from her, she is pltylng her for having to stand him. The grouch!

Woman's Realm -:- Social and Personal -:- 'Fd18_}l_l:0ﬂ$* f-.~-t Literature

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A WILEY RETORT

“Sayfdlm, what was the dciiomin- ation of that bfll you loaned mo i’

"Episcopalian, I guess; anyway it keeps lent."

_____._________ ALBANY JIIBILEE INSTITUTE

i“? The December ‘

on December 3rd, with a. good at- tendance, there being twelve m2m-=

bets and one visitor present. ‘rhel

meeting opened 111 the, usual way with the President in the chair. The mlnutoa of last meeting were read and signed. The roll call was ans-y wered with "My favorite name!“ The school and sick committees each gave a report. It was moved‘ and seconded that all bills be paid. Two‘ letters were read by the secre- tary, concerning Institute news. A vote of’ thanks was tendered Mr. and , Mrs. James Johnson for kindness in. helping at the chicken supper. A reading by Miss Freda. Bowness on’ Institute work and a reading by Mrs.| Sterling McKay. It was decided by‘ all the members that a. Clu-istmas tree be trimmed for the school child- ren and a treat of candy, nuts and? apples be purchased and given them at the closing of 11111 school for the! Christmas holidays. The next n1cet-- 111g to be held at the homo of Mrs. James Johnson. After all business matters 11nd been attended to and settled, a good time was. then spent In music, laughter and stings. Lunch was served and tho hostess present- the Institute members with a beau- tiful large cake. iced ln white and having three lighted candles in honour of the third birthday of the Jubilee Institute. All members were served to a large piece of caka, which caused much fun and laughing, aa the President received the cake with the money and e less forondnuool-Ih oeivod the piece with the button. The 300d time being over, a vote of thanks was given the hostess and the National Anthem brought the meeting t; a close.

PARIS CABMEN DEMAND PASS- PORTS

PARIS. Jan. IL-They do things dlforently 1n Paris. Tourists accus- tomed to look upon cab drivers with sometimes justifiable suspicion may be surprised when a Paris driver de- mands their passports before he'll drive them outside the city llmlts. It all happened bccnusc cab drivers who ventured out of town with uii- known farec were subjected to rough handling 11nd robbery until the thing became commonplace. Now the po- lice have authorized them to de- mand identification froni passengers

z was hold, at the home of yrs. Sterling McKay

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_ . Resolatzons

HONESTY. I will be honest W111i myself and with others, on ma; 1 can be trusted.

Aproeiution. 1 will llwnya 311w gratitude for the klndnessm that others do me.

Politeness. I will be -oourteous 011 all occasions to everyone.

Punctuallty. I will be prompt, w save my own time and that of mum,

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Earnostneas lnsplrfs confidence. I will be cat-nest in my work.

Ability. I will find my talents and make the most of them, so that 1 will succeed.

Responsibility. I will welcome it because I wish to be-a. leader.

BOB-HAIRED “GBANDMA" HA! PASSED CENTURY MARK

' A hundred-and-mroe - year-old flapper with bobbed. hair 1s Mother Kama Aim, the widow of ajﬂwedlsh soldier, who is enjoying her life fully

‘at the Veberod Home for Aged, nem

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’: ancestral homo in Lund, Sweden.

In spite of her years she keeps abreast with tho styles of the times and recently had her silvery trusses shom and smartly bobbed. ‘

She can read without glasses, her hearing 111 unimpaired and she en- joys her daily walk.

Her memory also serves her well. and she likes to sing the ‘old love songs of the days when her lute husband courted her.

Mother Kama refuses to consider 103 11s_1_\n advanced age and expects to live for many more years.

The oomblxmttm of courage lﬂd intelligence l; unbcomble.

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I Th: trouble with the domestic woman-and most jealous women are st! i c — c “ ~ M- :11-r; 1.2-;- .:-..::. “"‘1§..‘.‘li,”.f£.” $1125: £Z.,‘I°.€..I’..°‘2l’.‘.i;°2.fl3.“§§ 1:: rmdcml the cmuregnuon as organ‘ - brain busy and that leave- the balance of her thlnklni lPDlntus with l“ A “m” ‘Wm ‘m S“"'°d by nothing t: 1111 but lmcglneuthlngs and get 1111 not 111111 bothered about whit mo ladies of the congregation’ An l her husband may possibly be doing Obvloully then the only thing to do cnhlmblc um“ was spam’ l“ may. ~ that even promircs to be cﬂcctivc for hei- huisbnndlto make such violent 1:11: various 1281112’; azzd thc gathering l ' ' ' ' I I, 1 - ‘ ‘y 1 .

dispersed with a" interchange of 1 Jolti-‘Ito ici tint she rill begin p cturlng him B5 a Jacob instead of n Don

And. vicwctl 111 tlils way, thc jealous wife is o. pathetic figure, for her suspicloiis :11-c rcnlly just an appeal for ﬂattery for which phe la starving just a cry for some evidence that her husband still reams her as l. lady love instead of B picc: of useful household furniture.

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Pcrlmgis jollylng l1cr along is the only way 1n which a man can get nlong 111th :1 jealous wife. but it takes a hero and a good actor to put 11p a. convincing performance of affection for l. woman who Insults him by her [suspicions 11nd disgusts 111m by making hysterical scenes.

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tcrs, thc M a Flosslc and Evu Dun- _cun of O'._c;1;-y and-all the family lbeing at home a very ‘Christmas n-as spent.

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I think you are very wrong, Bob, 1n letting your mliifortunn motto you 'n-1orbld and cause you to wfthdrlvnfrom oocill contact; ‘with your fellow creatures. You act as ff there was something disgraceful about being hard of nearing, something that would cause you to loan casts 1n other people's eyes 1f you admitted 1t.

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.11 welcome guest end that there are very few people who will not treat youi

misfortune with tender sympathy.

Naturally, being deaf ls a handicap 1n business. So is any other phy- sical misfortune, but it only means that you will have to work o. little hurd- cr and be a llttlo bit more efficient than the ordinary man, and perhaps uae n little more cure ln sclcctliig your line of occupation. Very often our mis- fortunes ure our assets, bccawic the, knowlrdfc that we have some difficulty that must be overcome makes us the tnore determined to succeed and driven us on the harder. 1

As for marrying, why not? There are plenty of lit-ls who wlll look 11f a man's heart and l1cad and choractcr lnrltead of his cars, and who would love you all the more tenderly because ul‘ your misfortune. And a girl W110 would let your deafness kccp her from marrying you would be imlll loss unvwny- ’ 13011011111? DIX.

Doar Miss Dlx~I am a young man 20 ycai-s of ago. Ever since I can remember I have been fascinated by the fden of tailing the sou. but now 1 have fallen 1n love with a girl who says she doesn't want a husband W116 would he away from home most of the time. which shall I cliocso, a iifl on tho ocean wave, or a homo ashore with n 111cc little wife and all thl trimmings? 1 have no money. JOSEPH.

well, Joseph. at your age, the wlsc thing ls,to fake to the salt sci in- stead of venturing out on the sea of matrimony. You will be in much 1on1 danger of making shipwreck of your life.

1f you havothc, lure of the sen in your blood. you will never be hlpli! ashore. Go and Bet ft out of your system, or also ﬂnd that ft is your true

vocation. You are too young to think of marrying for five years. 111w»:

DORUHIY DIX.

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and that will give you time to try yourself out.

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