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lions like lier. Women wlio are so besottal by their mother love that
. they cannot sue that their children have a single fault, or bear to have
F* F  _ them corrected; who think that if little Mury wants to smear jam all
fi    over your best frock that you should let the darling amuse herself that
W way, and that the neighbois are old grumps because they object to Johnny
breaking their windows when he is in a playful mood. They are Sure
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5 silly mother of her silliness.
They are so Weak they let their
They never discipline their children
Mother Should Never Interfere When Father
is Just in Disciplining the Children. She
May Lose Her Husband’s Love
Dear Miss Dir;-My sister and her husband are having difficulties
over their children. He is a high-type, successful man, a good father
and devoted to his children. Like any father who undertakes to keep up
with children, to require them to study, to dp men'
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lowances, et ce.era, he i>crasiciia.lly has trouble
with them. Nothing serious, just the usual een-
ilict with youngsters. He handles such matters
wisely and kindly. and in it :ew minutes it is au
over and the cuildien are hanging around their
flltllvr. for they are very fond of him. But my
sister always throws herself into the dispute on
are right or wrong. She protests the fathers disci-
pline and tries to make them feel that he is cruel
“nd T»h9»l- HWY 8-I‘€ being persecuted. Naturally,
my bl`0lh0l`-ill-18W l`85UI`li/5 hi5 Wife'5 5,f,Li1,u(je_ _He _
is lusiiie respect for her, and 1 can see that they
have bi-gun to drift apart. What is your opinion,
Bild CUM Y 011 Suggest a remedy? A R.EA.DER..'
may be brought to see what a mistake she is inaklng. Nothing eau cure
petites. They let them grow up overbearing, ill-mannered_ disobedient,
the house to live within their al
children, no matter whether they
children run roughshod over them.
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This so.t tailored dress is also
delightful in a crepe print silk with
the short sleeved jacket. You'll
Weill” it fight through the summer.
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insulting, a law unto themselves. Then they wonder why it is that their
children turned out so badly. Wh'y they are always having to hush up
scandals and pay thcin out of trouble; why they are loafers, idlers and
no earthly good in the world.
they will not depart from it once in a thousand times I never see a.
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It S unrivaled for ww” °r "wee," children, and why, whenythey see their children rulneg by a. foollshgmoth-
er, they don`t do something to avert the tragedy. The answer is furnished l
_ by Such women HS your Sister- Every time Father tries to correct litt.e i
eluded tm" *h°‘”5 every Sw? °f me Johnny and make Mary behave, Mother rushes to their defense. A scene
ensues that leaves the child triumphant in its nauglitiness and Father
and Mother not on speaking terms for days.
whom he .ovcs as wcll as she does.
‘I lt is sex that
dn. d - - man or woman who is a failure in life, who is a waster, who is a weak
S an your mme Dum' jacket ling, without knowing that he or she was a spoiled child whose mother
The man .lmows that his wife is wrong; that she is fostering every had
trait and weakness in the chi.ld’s character; that she may be depriving it
of an education and chance in the world; that she is alienating the child
from him ,making him believe that Father is a cruel tyrant, who makes .
him go to school when he doesnt want. to, and who w0n‘t let him have     9 
three slices of pie, and that Mother is his only friend. But after a few I I
i battles royal with senseless mother love the man gives up trying to have
St*‘"‘l"5 °f C01" (CMU D\'€f¢l'1’€d\ - any authority over the children and sacrlcee them to peace in the family.
wrap coin carefully address go
But it doesn’t make h'un love the _wife who is ruining the children
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except parental lovc ' ‘
and women; otherwise one woman would be as pleasing to B. man as au-
otlier. Most men and women marry through fasolnatloll, and the gild-
ing soon wears off if thcrc is not Congeniality, Congeniality is what holds
most couples together. But IS there such a thing as love?
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makes the fascination between men
DOUBTING 'I‘HOM.AiS.
' 1sn't love made up of sea attraction and eongeniality and perhaps c
third ingredient. that is appreciation or gratitude, call it what you will 
' ’ -' T"-*Ti* * It is something that binds us to people whose loya.lt_V we have tesikd,
` whose sacrifices have been laid gladly at our feet, at the fires of whose
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ailection wc have warmed ourself.
What uc know as fascination is purely sex appeal. It is nothing but
sheer animalism. But love has sex appeal in it also, because we canlloli
love those who are physically repugnant to us. It is this mysterious force
_ “_ of nature that attracts us to one man or woman instead of another with- ,
` 6 _,_ out our ever being uble to tell the reason why. It is just one of the _ _'_' ‘-"'!!'-'~~  _ '-"_'_~
hat, hu un_ if '  `
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' “- Q meeting of two minds with similar thoughts and desires _and impulses. Todiiy S S|10l'l \`/SVC
in the rearing _of children, Bring them up in the way they should go and | 
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Spring including INMG
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holeroc . . . :locket dresses . - . lrwkl with
draped, high and very low V-neckline; . . .
,hm-¢ sleeve; . . _ high waists (very newll
magnet print.; . . . print and plain combin-
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1 T opnotchers For
 Spring 1937
No matter your ohoilw- W0 °§ll
surr you: we eu-ry me nh-ln W1-
ored, peplum .i&°|‘¢t ami b°¥¥ *W5*
suits; Also the three quarter fitted
suit in all the newest fabrlca. Sil-
vertoncs. worsted. UWBNII “"1
fleeces in misses and wnme'n'a styles.
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~  T1 t th .re is such a thing as lov is proved b the thousands of old
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1f ieve should count you worthy
and should deign ~
One day to seek your door and be
your guest,
Pause! ere you draw the bolt and
bid him rest,
lf in your old content you would
' remain;
How wise you were to open not!
and yet
How poor if you should tum lin
from your door.
-The Christian World.
The big cheese is generally the
cream of society.
A little truth goes a long way-
if it inrt stretched.
About the most uncerttln thins
in life is a sure thing.
The allonce of some people is
more eloqumf. than their voice.
Ha who wilfully wrongs another
1sx;f__;lcts a greater wrong upon him-
Oourtshlp and romance are for
more interesting than marriage
and history.
One of the beet examples of
contentment is four ladlea with
goood bridge hands.
The man whose put won’t boar
inspection is ienerally the fini. to
brag about his future.
If the vacuiln cleaner fails tn
gather up tanks. pina, and other ~
floor litter, the baby will.
Ono of the most miserable men
on earth is the fellow with quill.
old-faahloned tastes and a. very
modern wife.
“EASY” PIUOMISH
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it sounds like a lltt.c and unmi-
portant thing.
But it is the most daug.rous
and insidious crook in the ice of
cnaraoter and sportsinaiicitp. A
dozen such occurrences will still
conscience entirely. The first time
or two, Thomas may run after
George had explained and say hc
makes a gesttii. ... least, to ease
his guilt.
Gradutlly, and especially if the
injured parties are decent enough
to tam it gc.d-nnturodly and not
give him a black-eye, he takes ac-
qu.,scence for a curtain right uf'
his. Conscience ceases to register
at all. And Tommy begins to
make can promises, more easily
broken, because of two things that
an very nice for him. First, it
holds the other fellow, and al-
lows him at the last minute to
make a choice of several thing.
I-fe selects the one most suited to
his mood at .he moment.
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TULLE VEILS
The bridedmalds wore veils, too.
at a fashionable New York wedd-
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ina captlet gamma with accents of
admiral blue velvet. banding was
the costume scheme for the four
bridesmaids. The headdressca were
hands of the blue velvet with white
tulle shaped all way round ln a
veil reaching to the chin at front
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