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Select a lose that is about a and one that weigh; about _ _. Slnge and remove Bu)‘ puifeathe-rs. then draw and wipe out the cavity carefully and le the inside with salt. Cut

off tho neck, leaving only about 1 $11111. sew up the opening. Stuff the goise with any on a rack in an open roasting pan and bake in a mcdemie oven (350 deg. F.) for about 20 to 25 minutes per pound. 20

, on't cover during the coking unless the bird is old or tough and in that case a cover may be placed on the

A potato drcssingis gcod with KO-Sc. or one in winch scme kind of dried fruit is used. The dressing

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then with idow dot-s her third that they are demanding the llil- pnssible of liiem. They are expect- inl; a rank amateur to have the skill and knowledge of a profes- sinnnl.

And, worse still, they are ex- eciing n plain, ordinary girl. who ays no claim to occult powers, to be a mindrclidci" who will know just what they want and expect olldtheir wives without ever being t0 .

Patience ls a Virtue

That is nine-tenths the trouble with marriage. The wife doesn't know how to please her husband because she doesn't know what he wants her to do. He knocks her mistakes and grumblcs over her failures. But he doesn't teach her how to avoid them, nor how to ac- qnirc a line that will make a. hit with him.

In ll word. the husband does not take the trouble to train the ig- norant young girl he marries into being the kind of wife he desires. as hc would train a girl he hired into being a. model secretary, yet he makes one contract for life and the other for a week. Strange, lsnt it?

Suppose. for instance. a man

arries at least partly for a home.

e wants to comc home at night to a clean and orderly house, to a. good dinner, to a wife who has rcitied herself up to welcome

im. It is no trick at all for him to achieve his heart's desire if he bruins training his wife to be a good housekeeper as soon its thcv cross the threshold of their first home.

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The young bride is always sloshing over with good resolu- tions about being a perfect wife, and her husband can impress upon her from the vcrv first that sloven- liness and poisonous cooking are no part of his icieal of domestic bliss.

He can stimulate her ambition by praising her pies when thcv

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tically alivays a ivonmn is the kind of a housckeepci‘ that hcr husband demands that she shall

be.

Or suppose a man wants a thrifty WlfE, one who will save his money and help him get along in the world. Most girls have never had any experience in handling money before they were married. If they were home-slaying girls, they bought things on a bill that Papa paid.

If they were business girls. mother nearly always took their pay envelopes away from them and doled them out what she thought they’ should have. S0 when their husbands bring homc their salaries they have their first adventure in spending, and only too often they iirc wasteful and extravagant because a hundred dollars looks to thcm as big as a thousand, and a thousand makes t-hﬁm feel as rich as Mrs. Rocke- e er.

Financial Guidance It is more the husband's fault

than the wife's if she rims him into debt. It is because he did not teach hcr how to keep a

budget. how to spend so as to get the most out of cirry dollar, hozv i0 save so that they might spend their old age on Easy Street in- stead of on Poverty Flats.

Or suppose a man wants a wife who will be a companion in him. That is easv enough. loo. if the husband will lake the trouble tn jack her up whenever she begins to slump. as so many wives do after marriage ivlien they think they have caught the car and there is no use in sprinting nficr it any more.

Admittedly it takes time and trouble for a husband to tench his wife to be the sort of a wife he wants. But it can he don». And l". paSS —- DOROTHY DIX.

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“Talk in Spanish,“ said Joyce. surprised she could speak at all. "It will be easier for both of us."

Prompt-y his heavy face bright- ened and he became voluble.

"Ah, that's better, much better. In casteilano I can talk, tell you things. explain how simply and eas- il,v everything can be arranged if onlv you turn out to be as reason- able as you are beautiful."

“I don't feel beautiful," said Joyce shortly. straightening on the

cot and bracing herself. "I'm thirsty-terribly thirsty."

“Ah. lwslvei" cried Dorado. l-le turned and shouted an order, A

man came running with a. pannlkln of water fresh from the brook and 808N611! had she drained. it before another retainer appeared carrying a tin plate heaped with food.

“It's a molie dc guaiolete." said Dorado proudly. " owincf you We" W be my Buest 1 ordere it es- peciall for you."

At I rst Joyce merely toyed with the most famous of Mexican dishes but present-y hunger triumphed over ‘anxiety and she began really

ea .

Slowly. then more slowly, for tho lonser each mouthful e more time she gained to think. But somehow thinking didn't seem to do much good; perhaps talking —say- i2: anythinx at all-would be bet-

"What do you want?" she asked. "Money? La Barranca? What?"

"You." said Dorado briefly. smil- ed and waited.

"That's impossible." said Joyce after a muse. "Nobody can take me —not while I'm alive. That prob- ably sounds aliiv. but 1 mean it."

"You make a. great mistake." said 130N140 nlemnt-v. “two mistakes. It is not so easy to die as you think, also you would no use to me dead. I wish you only ‘ ‘ ‘ and goodness and a long life as Senora Pepe Dorado." He unused. "We will enjoy La. Barranca together."

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"You want things to be unpleas- ant. ncin?" ne cried. his cycs ilusli- Lilli. "ucod. ri-oin now on you cal; with your lingers like the pcuiics. You uuii i. sxzup in licic ivncix.» there's pclity oi an‘, nu! you sleep insluc in the ELlIK-iit) lire. no nu‘, nothing. Me. 1 stav here and ten men more."

1:111 hunt." said Joyce, a faint

lignl. oi nope dawning in her eyes. “Can l g0 now?" _ "res, now," said Dal-ado. culin- llll! liiniseli by a mighty ellort. "Perhaps wmorruw when tne priest Cﬂlmes you'll have more sense."

‘W08?’ Rood WOLUCl that co you?" ﬂaked Joyce quickiy. "You know as well as 1 no marriage by a priest ls legal in Mexico."

"No? You know so much, eh? Then you know that for the world the church is everytlung." Again he smiled. "After the religious ton- 5Llnmm_ti0rl vou won't ininu so much the civil ceremony." Again he cat. ea and the same two men came back F0 Cally cot. mattiess and blankets into the innermost room. He iollowed, waving a brand lmm the fire into a naming torch and Dfvlleiling Joyce belore him. 1-19 pointed with his chin along the lar- ther reaches 0i‘ tne drift. "Perhaps you think you can climb out that will‘. ‘Irv it aim I give you for a present to the men who catch you."

Left alone in darkness Joyce crept to the cot but not to lle down. Ulllgﬂllll a blanket over her shiver- ing shoulders she sat on its cage, 9i. bows on knees and her chin cupped in her hands. It was no good think- 31111-110 good at all-but she could ‘isien. keep on listening. How or“... nad _she boasted to herself she was BIXBJG 0f no man alive! Site was afraid now: fear seemed to melt hei- 001195 andscl the teeth in her head to chattering. Another sound came to her ears, a single snore and soon after a veritabc chorus. There was Smllelhlnli actually comforting in the harsh dissonance and the long- er it continued soothe wise.

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“Joyce, don't make a sound Lia. ten. Do you see this rope Wait I'll light another match. Now look. I'm going to tie the and oi ii around your waist for safety, but the rest will be up to you." The second match went out but the whisper kept on. “Take the rope in your hands. That's it. Now follow it. Walk as quietly as you can. lest out each step before you put down your foot. Just follow wherever ll lends." His hands brushed across hers. sriz- ed the rope and gave it three sharp pulls. “Good-by. Joyce."

"Good-by."

(To Be Continued)

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