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Every Pattern the tilne he proposes to leave her she will be s. womanfof 50, and it lsn’f, “gy

for a woman of 50 tochange her way of living. What should I do in the v

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iqi . e tiimlty with. :me dots with wma __rg____d_e_ Cocoa ,I when it man gets along in the into 40s and the early sos, they reach a whether or not there is an internal brown linen with white ‘geomemci restless age when everything they have been doing suddenly palls upon them condition oauslnl Num. fm' it 13

_ t _ith white linen COMM _mdi and they have a morbid craving for change. Their business or profession Very f0°1i-511 'D lP¢l1¢| time Ind

pr n “ _ _ ' becomes distasteful to them and they feel that they cannot .try another 1aw~m°n¢Y 011 10%! U65*-D1¢l'li6 f01’. IUC!! “loolijersel in beige mth brown mn? case or see another patient or sell another bill of groceries. It seems to'lllS without first tl‘»Y|hS` t5 fiYid--f'h¢- ml: cllmiilcvl/1) orliartlmesswee mshlonableél them that it' would befheaven just tqhave nothing to do, and so if they can; °5“5¢~ 'T"“°' “MY may l °ft¢l`l 17°' wP(;t_;_n Erica F5 é_‘_m_3_ Be sure to ailordlt they retire and die of boredom in a few years.

fill in size of pattern. Address Pat-

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°fd"°d with °' p°“'em‘ twenty-five or thirty years and he is tired of looking at her, tired of listen-

ing to her talk, tired of coming home every night even to the some good din-

, ner, tired of having to consider the children, tired of everything appertain-

ing to and concerning matrimonyi _

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- Forthe moment its monotorlyseems unendurabla to him. ` No matter how

wants painted women instead of-a respectable matrdh. He wants wild parties ns _

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Husband, Who is Fed. up on _Dome`stidity?

Folly offaelloving in cooktorl Love ‘ ‘

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poor Miss Dlx-My niece is nm-rlo_a-to 9. business msn who is in his "~ 3 ‘_ =“

40s. She has been a. devoted wife and mother, a l`0_od'housekeeper, amiable ' .___ _ and pleasant and considerate of her husband’s tastes ‘ and wishes and she' ' '° `Q'

has stood by_him through some very lean times. » '- although they are prosperous now. Even_hel- husband ilndsno fault with her except that she is "so domed respectable.” But, anyway, he is tired of her and wants to travel around the world and be free instead of being hampered with a wife. Therefore, he is planning to rid himse__li.of hh Wife when' their one cliild will bevthrough college. He has established it trust fund for this boy,,but frankly my, gh", he in- tendsto give his wife only $2000, and he has fixed the

balance of his property so she’ cannot get anylmore.

Now my niece hasn't the _slightest suspicion of

her husbands intentions toward her, and I am troub- led about whether I should tell her about what I have

circumstances? AUNT B

By Annebelle Worthington Q ` A _ 0 m'“’» D

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` And more than all does domesticity get upon a raan's nerves at this age.

rfect a woman he is.marrled to, she is the 'same old wife hs has had for

What he wants, or thinks he wants, is a. wild liib of gay adventure. He

lead of quiet evenings by the fileside. He wants to be a laughing, ir

found out or not By in

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cute dress for the kiddies of 2, 4 6 years for play hours ln woven

‘rl in orchid and white, chooses pique for collar, cuffs and hem-

'it is one-piece! The quaint yoke

_ iect is made by cutting through a ._' il-:mate-5 time at either' side of from

,_'L_ ge rind joining.; to upper edze.

wlnt‘__'§ f; Style No, 3007 closes at center-

‘ ' W' mt. under applied band of the white

5° mu , I: flue trimmed with white pearl but-

""“` I ‘I ns. The long slccvcs are gat_hcrr_=d

' in narrow mln’ hands. it is so simple to make_ that sev-‘ al little frocks could be cut out at

time, and then all the seams

ilt once on sewing machine.

‘e hand touclies finished in sparci

nts, makes lovely "pick-up"

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velvet ` he would be a joyous lad once more without a worry in the world. Very

` ‘ often while this mood is upon him hs tries it, but he finds-_ that divorce

To swam velveh han the article m do_esn't set back the hands of the clock nor realtors to him his-lost youth. He

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the bathroom and turn on the hot is

water in the tub until the room steams. Let, it remain an hour or two. Then hang the garment out to dry h

thoroughly. This method restores the papa instead of a shelk and that he has to pay for all the kisses he gets. mme b¢au¢ifu11y_ and he wearles of restaurants and-longs for meals that he doesnt have to

order, and he wants somebody to be worried over his rheumatlsm`insiȢad oi

Fresh Eggs laughing at him for it. ° 4 _ `

Ears can be kept fresh for a much

1011811' time if. while fresh, each egg the .60s that most men pass over. It isa dangerous piace_a.nd ons where is rubbed thoroughly with either but- their feet are mighty apt to slip, but once they negotiate it safely they are

i-Gr 01' izlycerine. ready to settle down thankfully enough and be home companions the bal-

Garbage

when the garbage is burned ln the way, and if every woman when she my her husband was getting restless and

furnace or stove, throw in a handful bored and -beginning to stay out at nights would go away and take a year’s

of salt and lt will avoid any cdors. vacation it would save_ many a divorce. ; _

'The number of ships passing through the Panama Canal between it

JHHUHFY 1 and August 15 this year do what he wants to do without havingto furnish an alibi. The lure of

was lls more and the tolls ssi'lb_4l.i th

creator than in the same period ol go away and let him find out that home means something besides a jail and last year. th

____ __ _ ______ __ ' __ ,,-,me ,md that running around hunting amusement ofan evening can get to

ll per bor of

3 large cakes at a i best dmpgists and department stores,

Lavender is never more ca tiv ti th ' '

its _Wen bmah _ ____ P A ng an when I others who wi show lm how list _éy ca spen is money an w o Bro

’ _ . ' ll . h i` th E d .h d h

S I Ciinging to softened akin b ' li t hampered with respectability

Y=fd1°y = Old lzoglnh Lmodei so.p_ ’ ° _

Decades before Crinoline days this luxurv soap Wu ` At my ,aw U your mace.. husband ms Wm his mind, to abandon his daily outdoor exercise, is often better

aoufght by discriminating women. And itstiii is sought wife she should know it as soon-as pomible so that she may begin to PTBPITB 1°’ mmwm' me cw” -nd thus

E7 HS_h10n’s leaders for its skin-refining purity and the herself for it and at least acquire some trade by which she 'can support her-

"B°fmg» l°V3bI¢ ffigrancc oflts touch. _ self if he throws her out without a living. DOROTHY DIX. _ _ _ __ 4 _ ,

/Z D Ml. Dlx I am a iri deslier.atel ilil-ov; with a yonnl man and I “mm” I an mm* M n° nut". mm-m'.th`°"‘mm can Mx" ° nr I

ff " ` ""\ Pike' rl 't lgllluw vjhethejhe lovessms or not he drinks some but not excessively 31.: to uk her to mn? mm when M uidmmrmd have me subject WM

/~ ' on _. . _ _ mm, _ mth ` _ _ "J 'P ihlfnfillilllllg L and when he has had two or three drinks he makes ardentflove to me and Q M ' on H". en Wm’ to kms' ‘f‘ ' ' `

2" ("""d°' ` tells me that he loves me betienthsn life ,ithelf and that he wants ms to ` , . , , -. , `, "' . ROTHY mx' n

i marry him and that if I dnn't he will never marry any one and that we are _ _ _ ___

made for cach_othcr_and that nothing but death can separate ds. But when I hu., mv" nm, I gn, hh Maru' mmuzh the _ixqhinse mub_ _md __ _ he_is sober he doesn t make love. I-le is just nice and polite and never MY5 what he writes is true I know I could love him, but heis a Mason and I ani 5 it thinz"ab°ut-rherrylfiii me- - D0 rev thin* thi# b°Y1°"°l '“°_°f W" n catholic- _I-lo wants to como -na marry mi in 'august one uito me hook

' - M- M- V- nom¢__:i__ui hl__l;_t, but 1 into to think oi using mom than :ooo _nllol sway from

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Of_course he doesl-i‘t.love you and you are foolish to - waste another AMW".

thought on him. It is the liquor that speaks, not his heart. Drink affects

meh dlfT€€¥l_i»li/- So_rEo__men it__;_nakes n__:;-»rous.e___'l'i:_;;__:_n‘l\__:___l_¢_l_‘_':__fi; do know without taking any chances on tying up with a perfect strangci-~'

WOfl'\Bl‘l Wl'l0 BDDEDB 8 T|€ll'__ 8m. y AW \| n 'hml you h‘ve nnver 'een' ` perfect stranger over their fourth cocktail. Other' men it makes belligerent » _*___

Siriee |770 They beat up their wives and little children and pick a i'l|ht_w_ith everybody gonna” you dom know . mm' .bout tm.” mm., w°'no__' wi-mt sort 01'

who comes in contest with them- _ ’ a family he comes from nor whether he can nlaksyou n living or not. l-le~ ` u _

` ` may have another wife for all you know I-leunalrba diseased Hrmay be

(1 _ W5 Gittyiioh put no iaith in the _old saying th'»t`-in wine there le trilt-\r.e_‘nd i-h\t"\1°“ shliueu ana nur-do-well. 1-fo may nlts n `isouls_iv5:porionZl'iiy.` d~hors_ ' »|'

Ap a man ls drunk he expresses his real sentiments what a drunken man says ,my 1,, ,_ mmm, mm" go mu, mm “mumble U I mmbmd_

8 N no ___ S " _ are the maunderings _of a man who hdstiemporarily taken lsdys of his senses. _ _________

"' " ' T-°"<i°rI Erik- ‘ ~ loss mu n la sober. - t ` - L ' o Wu mmm am U___;‘______ ________ _________ "_ Never believe n man loves ou un he you so w en co

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e-'sponslble boy again, and he thinks that if he could just get rid of his wife

still 45 or 50 and not 80. He can't go the pace with the youngsters. _

He finds out to his .dismay that he doesn’t look the rolnintio hero that

o thought he would to the girls and that they regard him merely as a sugar

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Evidently your nephew is crossing over this bridge between the 40s and

The only way that wives can help st such a time is by keeping out of the

For when a man begins to wander ninety-nine times out of a hundred is just because he is fed up on domeeticlty. He wants to feel free and to

e other woman is that he isn"t tied to her apron string. So, if wife would

at lady loves are just as hard to get along .with as wives and quite as tire-

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It seems that milady has her

beauty problems at every age. 'Ihe young girl is worried about remov-

U the freckles which are apt tn

sprinkle themselves so generously

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eposited in thg deeper layers of the

irritant strong enough to remove

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to see a physician to ascertain

bleached without their 'cause being

use Tha following treatment is often

_ very helpful in bleaching these dark

p exited arou when they are not

qi the stubborn variety: alter

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--_ Answen ' problem is often how to remove moth

sewing. Several dresses can be made! If your mesa! husband is some W take Severn yum to think our ms, P9365" U14 “VU lP°fJ» Th?-59 519111' ° “i ‘he cm °' °“° ’°“dy'm“d° d'°"f vlan' of abandoning it wife esainst whom he has no renlcauss of complaint. d

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°f S_“’“° "lu" " “ 5 °P iiho olnnnes are that no will never do it. 'rho idea or being ii-eo and nn- _,nb¢nli¢l¢_ A bison, or lation will Nu' Free" Chambmy with whmf lrammeled and able to wander the wide world over without an wife h 1 1 d th ‘h t om Com" and green crystal human’ ‘ml ing on to his coattails just a sort of Castle in Spain that rhany a :nnagn arlxd many 0”” I 6 Bm' u y

front closing trimming band of white; _ . _ _ » _

____q____ _S very sm_____ | builds ln his day dreams without ever trying to live,in it. It is lust like the the skill will entirely eradicate

Red and whim printed pique Wim, camping or the iishlng _trip he is always going to take next summer that he them.

wmte pique Conan yellow _muy n___ talks about and plans for all winter, but somehow he never gets ot! on it

____ Comm broaddoth Wim _On b__oW___ But he has a lot of fun in thinking he is going to do so. _ pitches or liver spots would bs wise

mm but the fell" ie ‘Wy W' ”‘ -I---______-_ _ pol-ary. They will return unless the _ » - °. _ca isremoved. ' _._ __ . i -_ f ' _

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cleansing the skin at bedtime, mas- _ sage with anlemon or cucumber bleaching cream for several hours.

and put on more of the lotion. Dust

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Another simple treatment for liver

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“bp” ‘mc ointment to me du-k than a.ny~0theB ftrohbhleil " ' I ,

shots and lei it remain on au night. ` ‘The °ld°" '-iiSi'f'§iW11*_i5i*ij'§2`*i§°i.?‘i‘_i:'°“S°" i For me -Ccak

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sun-tan' powder, 'and""she"'“who is. 'MAC

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tions suggested, the spots should

In tile- mornin¢_~wash ol! the __s_s.lve fd h°l1wl”lf4§§ll¢h@"£l§f§§Ql9xr1ty °r ` '_ J-' ~ -.1

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Wm, ,we powden troubled with liver sr_>__ots _hdss o.rpoo_:_s_l e _ *M

' g ' ted reason for joy in th `-Jn mah-_p_

dall};jlolfr;:.ul;;;lt :Sinai pw/:ers and white shede bf’l>'°§"‘f°’l' °“1'Y` ”°' tlwg/ tamspomllq granulated gem' :l r e t io h facial bl mhihos “ei .‘ ‘_’“l’ °°|‘i_Wet¢r_. Itrupsscsltl-

:.302 H3316 p;;f°;xp¢§,c,,ted,`p°l:: $1: fvhluzatlje clillilect shade of :un-_tan fd m”.lf'_Y°”“‘! 3 FSKSI 1'3 wr sugar. gut “ ml' ram’ "‘f‘“”‘”` um" me W" probably bs lighter in oolor, but the meke-up will help-_sresuy in whine __:__;°§p‘."-”‘._f“‘_"-.' 273 cup' P°‘”d°'°d

treatment should be continued until them down until they are far less a _f’“4z_ ?°°°5P°°H VB-111118. whites _ they ,nm to M |,,,,,,,h,d ,_, mm .5 noticeable. with iho old or this §_°_f€§-___§°_§l¢ ileletine in cold water. 1

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p0",b1e_ It is mf, 1i|;¢1y that they type of make up and s. rigid adhor _ . _ ... __ » ggs. _ _ ___ __ _

ence to some of the bleaching opera- sug“"_`;?_“._¥_’£3!S_“l¢- Add gelatine. stil-i ms y' 'harp h°°k?

n_§1l.;_1i_ii}__sol;'ed. then strain into pm fm SE li' he water. Add macartfo

spots which many ilnil helpful is gradually become §°__11sht that *-iltyi ____ _ _ ns s__,d_ .md dom so mm ln. wi “° bam' "‘° pm’ wen “'"'h me pn" need cw” Mme mnwn' ll ‘ l lgdihiallqnng' sumngfmml 1° begms mine. I should 'ave tho this 'em of warm water mixed with one Q ___ _ '_ be________C_.;;, T;;‘_d'ldd__‘;§‘1°e5 °f "E155 fl ug N tablespooniul of baking soda. Baths T°'“°"°“"‘ °“‘“ 3' "" °“"~. . _ ' C and S°1"`° you If - -d k t - ,. for eeverel minutes at nirht. dry ““"""‘l A g';:i"§l‘°d.f"l"h.m“°°’°°”’ md Wh-‘P'i wonldn'te'nve llinesagquilaliiiilulll int well and apply old-fashion' ed zinc ~ P fa.-Ill! _ f S e

The tall;_angular woman who tg.

sardlns the_fishel-manj_ no he nnloaa. fi his b0Ri2.‘W‘lth\ can expression oi een disgust. when atlsst he wok

he could contain lierselfiio longer. "Y°U Cruel. wicked man!" sho hrllletl. "How could lei; 5 poor lttle thing like -that swallow your

-The fisherman lool;e¢ nj, "Yon attend to yer own-affairs," hc

sh would ‘ave bln an example for

to this troublez" ' ’ -_

ointment thickly. wash on in the lm- . »

moming. Use a. bleaching cream_ ‘ A5 '1h°_f_if§l" ll_“l<50f the service be-`_ regularly and a weekly bleaching __ _ “V90” Bai-lYi_H_»`\TBvii_. and Singapore,

quarter olmce powdered alum and two ounces eldei-flower water. To maka the sulphur water, cover one and one-half ounces flowers of sul- phur with foul'_ ounces boiling sitter and allow it to cool, stirring occas-

_ So I think, Aunt Betty,,I would _tell my niece of the dau-ger that threat- i0l\5UY- Mix in the "her mgfed'

` ens her and advise her to talk the matter over with her husband and offer if-D'\'°»

é / _ hlm a years respite from matrimony. Very likely hs would jump at lt and

q 6 still more likely he will be glad to come back to a. wife who' hiis helped him

i make his money and who is so "darned respectable" after;he has tried the 5'3" th" Ulm” °f "W frum- 'ape'

Any one troubled with liver spots

should look well to her diet. Make

cially orange Juice.-are pai-taken of daily, nad drink plenty of vraterbe- tween meals. .A careful diet, plus

0" the Same diy recently Gerald.

N* ’“°d° °‘ °"°'h°" °““°° b°“x'i &'!‘qu8l`f€ 'V eLlleme,!:"" :H air mail and y°u"g°‘° 5°" °f Princess Mary 01 two ounces glycerin, one ounce rose- _ .»_- ._ _ r no as een established _ - water, four ounces strong sulphur; l7‘°°°"°h. lx .N between Batavia and Pnlembimml and ms gmndfmler' 'tm Earl °f water. one ounce lemon iuics. one-_ ' . '_ . l SUNBUW ~

England, celebrated his sixth birthday

_ H‘"@W00d¢ his clghiyfourth.

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Q. Is it ever propel' 'for the nizlh

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in walk on the inside when acqoin-‘ panylng a woman? _ ' A.. Yes; when .making their way through `a rough, Jostllng crowd,~ini order to _protect her. __ -

Q._ When going tn attend a church

funeral should one go first to the house of the deceased? , , A. No,""`iifi`1li.-.sa a. _of relative. Go direct io the chiirclii ‘

Q. What is the smallest number of

courses .one should serve La.'i;__»; _1n_\igh. em? _ _ _ A. Not less than three. _

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unit. lt is doubly neil ln* ‘~ cream. It ls always pur`a`,_`1 `

sweet and uniform in qugl. WW- Carnation ls not only ' m°'° dfPendable,- it is more _ convenient and economical. __

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'lm only lovo that lasts is that which in backed up by a reason and int you look nun over baton marriage, ity “now _pon'i._.lié_l'ool enough io an tho Into! moo. svairo

iudsinent _mo coed.-herd renew i o _ ___ - ~.° 'f:._-~_ Mui I Pla in evoke. - ` - _ - -Doaoiapry mx. I - '“"° ”f'_’-K °f 'iflfiuf vvellfr

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