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and Tom were going be married. you should . and he is a go-getier, but have you considered that you have been brought up in an austere hoine, where everything was prim an

and where everybody read imurovirnfl nourishinv and nobody even smiled a gay and boisterous home and it mattered more about people

grees; where there was plenty of drln if you should say that to Mary. and wutervas it ls Purltsinism and gay ]-\" -tier!

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, Look Into the Background of Your Future - Husband or Wife Before Taking the Fatal Step 4- It Might Halt You Before it

Late

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“- M ri- "y sears ram-lemme... m“ a n y s . cenemmw is

uxht in rmm lie

laugh and say: “Well, I'm not

bel- rim Ind m1 you that an say- "'I‘om k a. zmnd lad

d (AXYQPOUS books; where the food was plain but aloud, while Toin he..- grown up in always overflowing with oimipany

ente than iiheir pedi- kiruz and much h y spiced food?" add: "It is as hard to mix oil and us," she would reply: “We love each

As if that ended the matter.

But it doesn't and ll, ior no matter how much a. man and woman .ove each other there will be very little lunpiness in their marriage if all heir ways of life, all of their likes and dislikes are in wntlmrel conflict

and they mist be forever g on JLICLICBS and sacrificing themselves for

and a Southerner are mated.

The idea that the happiness of contracting parties pas-sewing all the of a fallacy. little things, upon the husband and home, upon their enjoying the same hounds, and particularly upon their (j-a-rlic in a salad can either make or

eggs to keep on’ of the others pre- the othel-‘s pleasure.

Irvin Cobb once said thatthe Civil War was not fougnit over the issue of slavery. but over the queston of hot bread battle still goes on in virluiilly every household in which a Northerner

versus cold bread. and that

a marriage depends upon the two standardized vlrtum is more or lem

The simoess oi a marriage depends almost altogether upon

wife liking to step out or stay at kind of movies or both being go.f liking the same kind of cooking. break a home,

Among the many mics of matrimonial woe that I list/on to every day

and habits. A man u ho was reared

at least half of th-:m sieni back to the fact that a, husband and wljg me miserable together because niey uere brought 11D with uijlerenf, games

in a happyrfre-luvxy. scrambled sort

oi a household l5 nagried w uealih by a wife who has been raised to sorup.

mulls cruel’ aiifl will.) iilis l1 Ill. ll llllyi>0iiv dllls a Dillfll‘ on the ffoor,

mun who llfia always loved QORS and

A who ieeis like r-he S-sotclnnain-un-

Lircsseu ii lie hasn't one at I15 neels-nia-rilcs a. wblnan who wont let l; m

have a pet. A ilulllllll who has been brought

up in auioiis-mokina huusehgld w-

ineiils ner nu eaiid over even cigarette. A wile who ILICQS boiled posting; can l.‘ stand a husband who likes nhoni fried, and 5o on flnfl 5° 01L b0 the moral is, considering that ineiie are 3,1“ or“; bgqlILy of things for

and attract us for tnc mcmint, but to change all of om‘ ways

always yes-yes each other.

‘husbands and WJIBS to aissree about, to look wen irno the back ground ' .0f the man and woman you are thinking o.‘ marrying uhq get om u“; matches your own as nearly as you can.

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oung Couple's Dilemma

Y Dear Dorothy Dix-I am 20 a. boy who is 21. of his parents, who

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obiect to his marrying me. but they and this would put of!

and get married or should we let nature take it; co

1'11 take your pert when you are known u "he who could not be Answer:

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I'll fight your battle: to the end; I'll listen when you sing a song, And never count your tales too

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Because you are my friend.

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animal is the Lemur s. monkey“

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If the boy's parents are

have been encased for four years fe

We would like to get married, but cannot on 3.0001111; tl' k th t l . ' Whiih they took care ‘b? him.“ wiiinslkéllivtialuih§inwbilid ‘or a ye“ m

They do not think that he should pay them be- our Wfiddlhs. Should we run away

ume? SHIRLEY.

money I think you should

be WlllmB t0 out off your wedding until he can Dav them back what, he

cost them during the year he was out of wonk whole wheat they stood by him in his time cf eecl d ‘k t - cixperlence of having no plbce tgnlay ep mm ‘mm me hem

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YOU hlllsf/Ift forget that his head at night and no

,1 But if the parents are well-w-do I think they should have a hqu-g

I and not make you two young lovers A great deal of the hznpiness

wife being on

to _ieop:u'dize

V. l ALL IS

Author of "This Time Forever", | To Romance." Wind . .

W“Y?cu run away from mo. don't

u "Yes," she admitted. "You couldn't try running mwm-d merger a change?" .. o].

He shrugged; the interest and o died out of his face leaving it blaink and hard. "I'm not marrying Gloria,’ he announced.

Her heart gave a, leap, the silly color flooded her face. She turned away and loked out toward the sea. "Doesn't it make any difference?"

he persisted. ‘her head miserably.

She shook “Wily not? "You ought to know why not," she said angrily. His eyes widened, but he did not acknowledge the thrust any other way.

guy for trying,

"Can't blame a can you?" With a. sudden splash he sent her [sprawling into the water to come

ter and bbl for his flags. He laug ed at. er fu ous con- centratlon in getting even. ‘They were both startled to hear Coates‘ bored drawling tones from the edge of the 1:

“Dr. maly trouble you . . ." They looked up.

Star thought d : It's all over. We had a ew hours and they're gone new.

"Gloria, had another heart attack while shopping," Goates was so ing. "We've been waiting over an our fjgrhypu. The gtewardm can't seem

e p."

"I'll be right theme." Kent climbed quickly out of the wetter. Coartes held out his hand to Stair.

"I‘m terribly sorry about Gloria!” she exclaimed. "We'll go to her right away."

“No hurry—for us, I mean. I think Gloria lust wants her doctor. She's probably hurt to find than. he prefers taking care of the passeng- ens who are well." . ’

Ilt was impomible to go back w the old attitude of dimfpprovall t0- wamd Kent. Now that they were on the Caribbean again, sun warm on the top deck and everyone laz- ily at ease, Star could mt. recapture that righteousness of purpose that had ac ually been her lnilpiration for the cruise.

the deck she smiled at him n. little

tlmidly. but with no trace of her

former hostile manner. "How's Gloria?“ rhe asked. “All right. Never was an hi

matter, really. Just a fa er.

all. She wanted some attention."

" Ha thoughts went back bitterly to

that scene in the cabin.

Gloria in a pale pink chiffon neg-

llgee rising in anger as he told her

brusqnel that she cu ht to

tfhds ohidish play-act ns for the

benefit of the other passengers.

the

When he came toward her along ed

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gait any 10m; to (be married, . Every m like epends upon the te th h '

-- nappnem an toth‘ 1:. left over Slégouhiz that you can well afford to ea e“ pa“

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them at this crucial tllliée Vi)? will

You are both

out 0H your marriage for another DOROTHY DIX.

BRIGHT

By ELEANOR BRCWVNE

“Diane Looks at Life," "flfghyny

— A Ch Ist ' _ Ghosts M Pirafieslznes Cruise Willi Romance In The

And Une Girl Finds The Golden Treasure — LOVE

~ Evflybody Adventure Bent -

Glcriak voice harsh and trident as she shouted at him, "Yoda-e no; 5°11"! I10 "like a fool of me, Kent. Fermi“ 1 We"; marry you. But no wide-eyed innocent ls going to m“; Y0“ BWu-y. Otherwise you may be 1991111118 m9 Ship and starting a land

W" think.

e r 1t u- ed, , . .2 mp2... r'*"..e'*:a::% scheming creature in his , he

now if she were the last woman in the world.

CHAPTER. XV

Kent coulunt. Star into the mess with Gloria, of course. lle would have to stariid by without ax- pularultlon an let her go out 0i his ' e.

"By the way," he turned to star abruptly. "l. wont you to be careiul of Jack Coo-fee. I happen to krmw that he needs money ior this mus- e of his alnd

um mo, i don't doubtheslzothlsvyecnyouto supply the ready

Star snared out at the water stretching away in deep waves fe- ward some unseen shore to

"Look here, didn't he ask you fihooner of his in

go aboard that Kingston Harbor Star was

liming ivp? coaies had begged her, in fact, to come with him. He was supposed to be leaving the Cartog-

eha at this . had refused deflntely and shown fill-alt she ms a little sin- noyed at his persistence, he had seemed heartbroken. Then he had asked if ehe would visit the schoon- er when the Cartqzena reached Kingston a, second time. Half grudg- ingl she had promised that she wou cl. It seemed a long time before they would be in this D011 B88311- Ooates had been unexpectedly gubilalnt at her words. And after he had sailed that nIBht. to Kent's ob ous displeasure, he had appear- at dinner. H3 announced my}? that he had deci ed to continue t e cruise with them and get off when the ship touched Kinilswn on the return mp, H1; attentive manner made it apparent to everyone that. fihn was especially for Stars bene-

t.

Now she said coolly. deliberately igvnorin. Kent's question: "I didn't know that the Caribbean was a rough ocean. I thought it was so calm and smooth—"

"Liston-you dor't have to smrh me. 1 just want you to which your

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NOVEMBER 27. 1939

Literature

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MARRY ?

W" J-h " —= __ T‘ T‘: "roll-y "ix wile SAID |’p maven

‘(l-lore I om In my wedding gown)

HOW D0 You UKE lT ?

ARE YOU some TO HAVE A BIG wscome ?

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WHO SAID

H, MOTHER. .WHAT A THRILL TO SHOW THEM MY WEDDING GOWN. THEV WERE THE GIRLS D NEVER MARRY

YOU REALLY OWE THEM A VOTE OF THANKS . . .

"mars "mus! IF | wasn't ovsaueanc CORAS

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KEEP LOVABLE ,

iMY onion/mo IM suns YOU'LL ALWAYS as HAPPY!

YOIIII

By FRAN CES

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For Monday, November 27, i913

MARCH 2i to APRIL 20 (Aries) —Money interests particularly need watching. Be careful not to sign your name to anything y.:u'il

regret later. And investigate thoroughly any proposition-s you may accept.

APRIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus) —Everyday work, manual labor, all industrial and mechanical matters are highly favored fsr improvement and gain. In romance, social and domestic affairs you can make headway if you employ tact.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) -Born before June 5? Particular care is advisable in heart and other personal nteresls to avoid the little mistakes made unwttlng- ly. Be gracious. You barn after

step, that's all." Star's eyes came back to him spec- ulaltively, bu. she said. "Just think of it, in another week it Wl.I.I be Is there a Christ/mas ? D0 we have a party and give each other presents?" l A faint smile crossed Kent's lips. EOhi-istmas! It was to have been his wedding day. And he actually look- ed forward to it. He shrugged and [got to his feet. slowly. ' “Yes," he answered with a studied , nonahalance. "we have a tree andi rpresents. We even have a Santa Claus. I guess you're the type of person she still believes that there's a saint who takes care 0f good little s and keups them from getting involved with sllckers like Coates. Bu " he yawned elaborately -— gléviz done my good deed for today:

om... When star returned to the cabin Gloria was awake and seemed w have recovered from her huff. In- deed, she was in the highest spizrits. i Stas- wes grateful that the trouble

between them was over. She had ex- pected Gloria to make a. scene be- cause she hsd spent the day at Jam- aica with Kent. but her roommate did not even mention l-lie subfect

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and Star found herself forg that there had been an

when it suited her pill‘-

(To be Continued)

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2 eggs

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