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Q. Does the bridcgrooni furnish
the bridesmaids' bouquets?
-_ A. Nfl; the lJl'irlf‘ flops.
Q. Whore is silciirc iii coiivvrsa-
\ion considered the most embarras-
ling?
A. At the dinner table, where it is
more evident than :iiij.'vl'hr\rr~ rise,
Q. .How siioulri a man turn his
face when dancing?
A. Slightly to the left.
GLILANINGS FROM _ i°:n:\'i'o sirr.-\Tio!\‘ iN Guns
TRYON AND VICINITY'   »
--  It is osiimatod that Canada supp-
A young couple, entertaining a QUICK SPONGE DROPS
prim and slightly absent-mindtd
inniden aunt from Nebraska, were as-
tonished and nizhnst the other night baking powder, one CUP Sugar. th-T00
\\'iimi,:1uiiie one mentioning speak-
ensii-s, thc dear old lady brightened
iinrl was suddenly all interest. "Oh!
Speak-crisies, yes. I’ve always wanted
to seo one, Do you suppose we could
co to mic \\'lii!r~ ini on here? I
iiiiclel'.\liiiiii." sim vruitinlled. “they’re
so much beticr ihan the old silent
ino\'ie.=."
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` The aniiual goose supper and bar- i iso; abuii: 59 per rent of Cuba'.s arl-
aar of the Norih 'I‘r_\'on Presiiywrinii I ;1uii in:;>oi'i.1lz ui of potatoes, writes ,
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c0li;zi‘1=f.:iliinli was held on \\'/‘fliu“;- . `i<.lir';.i'.;‘ iii-'»'iiii.iiiii. Office of .thc
day, Nov. lflih, at the 'I‘i‘_\‘nn B'i;_\‘,lstf (7niinri._w 'i"'ii<io Cfiiinilssioncr in
Hall. Till- supper \\'a.=. Iai‘i'r~l\' at'i~iifl~  Hai-
ed and pmvori .1 igrgm _».iii-rms rip-  lilo '.‘>»rt:ii'~i'-.xii liiieiligpiicc Journal.
\\'arcl=. oi' 150 persons sat dfiwn fi n ‘ '.'?T“
niijift :\p]lf‘iiZii".L’ i'i`p.”if' of !‘»‘.'i.<i 2.10.0
vizrh all its fixings. Scwriil fancy,
articles were also ri.sp;i.feci ci. .\_i>~i=:l. , "W
$30.00 was realized from ilxe slipper l l-‘<‘f`7
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eggs, three tablespoons cold water.
one teaspoon lcnion extract. Sift flour
and baking powder together, and all
other ingredients andbest 5 mrnu-
tes then add two teaspoons melted
butter. If too thin, add n little more
flour, as the batter should be about
the same stiffness as for an ordinary
cake. Put in greased muffin Duns.
bake in hot oven, and serve hot with
strawberry jam.
Mouoonsns mn cnnisrlvlss ,
Porvum rms Ylsslr
Harp you done your Christmas.
mls. lr, :_-is ii>i'ilir'omln_z issue of monogmmmmg early? l
You should. Monograms are indi-
i'i:;'- fi Slaves is the other "dual this year' s°me od mem are
- 1* -:_'i.l‘ ii'v;'. siippl_'.'i:'g ftbout | fussy and take 8 longtime to make'
iw-‘r i“il‘. Oli: of a total of 8,053, omers are elegantly simple' buy are
k.1,.,,l,.,.m,. ,,, “cd pomoes jm_ sent to France for spec al stitches
‘didst _\.-zir, a;lpi'o.\inlalely 4.751, l and take 3 few week?"
One cup Dilstry flour, one teaspoon
and sale ; .<lz. iirro from Canada; and oi It 1’ Wen “asc” on an kinds of
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_ if~<i_u_i- y»».ums. ..n_zafs_oaa kg. were m°“°i1'°m-’ ° t t, i
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W, me Him to know .hm Mm .»if\rl'. wi fi taiiailfi, the :mal impor- AUM M55' 1’ he mo; C
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two cows f any
writes, I will certainly
her lercer."-Mrs. George
Gillespie, Punnichy, Saskatclie
 
Is a Man Who Falls Out of Love With a Girl
, After an Eight-Year Engagement in Honor
Bound to Marry Her?-Girl Who Must
, Explain a Drunkard Father
l Dear Mis; D!x~I am A young man and have been' engaged to a young
woman for tha last eight years. I went oil to college with the understand-
in th twe would be married when I retiu-ned. Now I am back with a
No doubt the girl loves you and her heart breaks ai, the thought of losing
` you. No doubt about the bitterness of her disappointment, for it is a ter-
rible thing to see the dreams and hopes one has nourished through eight
years come crashing to earth and crumble into dust and ashes. Her case
is pitiful enough, but it is not so pathetic as it would be if she were an un-
splendid career ahead of me and I find I do not love
the girl and have a horror of _marrying her. Sho still
loves me and insists that I must marry her and threat-
ens to kill herself if I do not. Should I marry har
whenl positively have no anectlon for her and never
could be true to her? What is a fellow to do in a case
like this? 0. B. R.
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Answer:
On no account many the girl. This is the kind-
est thing you can do for her as well as for yourself.
You wiu ruin her life as well as your own if you let
her drag you into a union in which there is hate in-
pulsion instead of longing and desire.
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AW" F”-‘ “f ln'-""1" “il” ‘“""`"‘l-""  'H lm! "l"'nM9 M" .O“_mg to :mil deivaxrqillhttel; illlaeler hem-stltchedl
underwem pn nppmtmn for amwnd_ Z tho .'i:'r~~_":‘..’ fi iiiirrlil crisis in the LAP Zknchiefs would sun her peHect_
kms in me Pnnm, Cmmty Hospiml 1 cmlii- rl' :' 1.: ilioiiiziit that this year s. lm im her three initials done in
is mm. wen on ,hp mad to r(,(,m,(,,,y_ 5 (mil:-1<i"i,. lirrl Bliss continues to be Y~ _W _ h ri 'V
.___ - i!'n'.r'.°;:~.ii br :hc lilaiiirrs above all Plan Old Engl” 5° V1' i d
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MN. Pmnk Lmmp and mm mn .oth . b.nnn. _il i uns oi ciilinsiion f 9" “"3
loved wife who had thrust herself upon lin unwilling brldegroom, whose re-
Cntmellt against her grew daily as he felt her more and more an unwelcome
burden upon him.
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Mlmy men 1661 Chet it iS- the Dart of honor to marry girls to whom they
Mas., arrived home the lnlici- ;>;iri , "‘ f
of last week to visit her niother_""“`
Mm IDN Doii_ehr-i~t_\' of \'icr-:wie "‘ 7"
who wr- are sorry to icurn. is .<\ii`fi‘i‘- Wm "‘
'ing from a. nervous breakrioivii. '
Mia. Mom woofisiuc or 'i~h~uh,. M
hen been n visitor' tn Hampiun fni~'1"°
the past two weeks, where she hal;
r';f»~.'eriiln:>nt. whose intention is che
'ii iioiiioetic y;Cld. dd
assi-s, Sullivan Clarke of August- ‘Vid
Cove. :incl Hoi'bci"t Thompson of YW
ials.
_*_ F r those in between th", gr, - Dance in the evening Bom md” For no man who marries s. woman from a sense of duty ever treats her
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been :i.‘rAiriZ hz-r rlaiicllt-‘l'. Mrs. ` Wm
.Jack Rogersori. who has been llll
with the flu. -
and
Mrs. Janie Muttart of Charlotte- 5 than
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town, has returned to her riiiiics af- rom
‘ initi
_ _ ., . , , rczidy fo" iiinrkf-t, although not many
tier spending it necks holéilayr the lbuvers Ame mwived Vet skin
guest of Mrs. Bessie Howa 0 Vic- ~ ‘ ~ '
Curia..
1,, along one side. not in the comer. For Movies on Monday night, with John °°’“lde"
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altlioupli prices are much lower “R
usual ihis year, a number of Pre
s :irc bring pelted and made
Mrs. Robert Myers of Victoria, in- is
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have been engaged, no matter how tired they have got of them, nor how
_ , _g    _ ., , ._, ~ _ ,he might prefer some of the   completely they have ceased to cure for them hu; im, is 5 mg., um M
M ‘T J( ki' M. Im Ammn ui, ,_  iinpioinii, di.- chiefly ef" ‘ _ _ V »
“‘ "" “° ° "" ‘ °  ,,,,,,._, ,,,._,; ,,,.,C,, p,,,s,,edby new big squsres with invisible wide ALBERTON honesty and duty. The square thins is for the mah to have uis courage
cks of translucent white and a g to break off the engagement and to leave the girl to find happiness with
.,_`,_ ,K mmm as possible tm. dashing modemistic monogram that The women! ;,,sm,ug,e served gf. some other man as she never can with him '
ies one to translate it into init- temoon wa in their hm on 1-hurs_ i
day, followed by a. Bridge and a
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e varieties of mU110!!‘\\m9- W' proved a success, both socially and madly'
ng girls it is quits the thing to financially. "“°h° °
- ‘ ‘\“ ""'»"`>’¥ in ii i
lTi'yon. motorr-cl in Sumnieiside re- ha 9 “am” embrmdered in wrmng C na
glor women, it is Cbhbldefld °°"' Gilbert in "Desert Nights" and a hu” bet
The fox pcitihg season is how on, “CNY “mini” *° lm' ‘mf 1"" Charlie Chaplin comedy save the
` mea embroidered in U18 °°f“°\'» usual weekly amusement to the No
ferablylin some fancy lettfcft screen enthusiasts. ' that to
Men are likely to prefer a single _
ai, ‘Make il. a big one. 10112., The Misses wilson entertained ut “med
ny, and svelt, if the man of your = their harm ro Tussday night by youth
oice happens to be that type- If he Bridge. Miss Helen Oulton won the
built on the square, hs is apt tv highest puiui; ui the play. `
He can make the grand gesture of sacrificing himself at the altar,
annot keep up the daily and hourly practice of the sacrifice of every
ion and impulse. He is bound to show her in a thousand ways that he
s hcr a curse, that she has stood between him and his freedom, per-
ween him and some woman he does love.
humiliation for s woman could be greater than that. No fate crueler
love and to be hated in return. No task so hopeless as to try to win
‘ . the heart of a husband who looks upon his wife as a .female Shylock who has
ber P0und of flesh in payment of a rash bargain made in his foolish
a
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’- Qirry in learn that her condition has
_ jot improved any nt date of \vritlng_
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Mr Ralph Lyman nf Cha_.r1mt?_| tends lmivinc the last of this week 2;
town Spem me M,ek_md az his  for Keri’-iiiiitoii. where" .she ‘will legi
home in Tryon spend a foiiziiizht with her sister, 1
Mrs. Cnrri-n Coles, previous to her eg
A new pmeless fum.” ‘S at m.CS_ `depni~turc for Boston. In Boston she
-nt being msmned in fm, new Bum `u'ill r‘:.~nd some time visiting relat- fo
hs. Han nr, Tryon' whkh Wm md ivcs find frieixrls before proceeding to the better’ but some kind of pam,m_
“way to its cimvenierice and mm- Flemiei, vvliere she intends _spending cd design is the best ben A mon0_
the \':ii`tir inotiglis. Her many friends
hope sho m.'i_v have a very enjoyable or
M31 Cough” nf Port A,_thu,._ on_ Ivisir.. find will look forward to seeing in
lario. nrnvcd last we-ek, proccodini; ill" "mn m mp ‘°'l)ri“g'
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to Charlottetovri. 'where her sisiler., ”`*‘
Q urs' H_ A_ Macphee is 8 mmm! ini Mr. and Mrs, Ray MacKenzie of ke
:me P_ E_ Island Hospital WL, nr, §Nor:ii Ti'_voi~.. moved to Albany last meh- mono”-am, smack in the ggn.
"L i\\'Pf'l< \‘-'llf‘l‘€' th¢‘..V iflbend Y0 Yeslde ln tre. Usually they are fancies arid
fthe i'utui'e. Tryon will miss “Mlner- go
im" dnci “lim-" veiiv much. gi-
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her prefer his own lines and vote
a blocked letter. If he is s. Col-
most importance. A safe quide is i
try to pick a pattern that seems
ate. he may prefer 8 t0l1Ch 0|' C01' of her sister, Mrs. Lindsay Millet, re- selves by entering into engagements with the girls they were laying bthind
e color in his P's or Q'S. 01' Whit- , turned to her home in Truro on Bat- them. The temptation to do so is well night irresistible. The youth is nil-
everlnis initial happens to be. ll urday, after a pleasant two weeks cd with soft sentiinentaiity at the thought of leaving home and just because
Whatever monograms you choose lhere. While here she was the guest he is going away from it all it seems more attractive and nearer and dearer
r men, remember that the simpler of honor at .several was and dinners. than ever before And there is Jane or sally or Mary, who is so ret and
gram that makes a square, a triangle. home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn a ball
n circle is preferable to just three last week with four tables in play.
itials put together. At the conclusion of the evening, the
For women who like things nobody hostess served a luscious lunch. Mrs. thin
else has. there are some round hand-  A. Gordon and Mr. Allison Leavitt more
rchiefs this year. They should have won the highest points in the play. advan
me in colors. So should the mono- ` Clark. and Miss Isabel Wilson were b
ams. A set of six may have as visitors to Summerside on Thurs- look
many colors. or if Adelaide justl day.
We were very mucli surprised to loves violet, all of them may be this
. _ of head or ihroai in usually lwo the fr'l‘ound covered with 3 blank- hue.
--;~ ‘ ` benefited by the vapors of-
irt. of ' while when we awoke on
U C K S lThiir:..~ln,v moi-ning. Well. anyway it me
¥A po Ru B ‘inrikcs things look and feel more 'like white. the design of the letteringlnd
Om-21 fllion -len Und Ywvb Christmas and that is something! D. the stitches in which it is done is of
Since the majority of monogram- Of NOVB S600! IHSDGCPDYDM SMU. or
d handkerchiefs come in plain was in town last week.-A. bac
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-* ` A thousand times in this column I have wamed boys starting oi! to col-
Mrs. Boyd, who has been the guest lege and young men faring forth to seek their fortunes, not to hamper them-
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Mr. Clarrie Cameron. of the Bank as
as be going to his own funeral as to his own wedding.
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Long engagements are always a. mistake, though if the engaged couple
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The weekly Bridge Club met at the has up and popped the question and she says "Yes," and he goes away with 1°” in Bmdeaux 'ed °““"°“ "epe with black “"0” "lm~ IVF
and chain about his “et instead of tm, M he would sm to make it. '_The small outlayiwill surprise you. Desiimcd for sizes if,
years, 30, 38, 40 and 43 inches bust. The 36-inch size requires 315 yards
The boy enters a new world when he leaves home and if there is any- :winch material with Ill yards °f 37'i“°h Hmng'
g in him when he returns in mr-ee or mm yea" M is 5' new mm, no No. 2548-Here's a. charming wearable frock of crepy woolen in
like the boy who left than if he was another individual. 1-is has hsil me" 5"`°““"' 1° Wi” 3"” y°“"g ""”gl“°' ° big ""1" '0 make 1* f°f
new of culture and social c°ntmu_ He hu met new people with dm isn't half as intricate as it appears. It is li straight one-piece affair lc
é- ferent habits and who spoke another language. He has seen different things. lined with ° drcul" ”°""°e‘ The “gm g“`°“ mme °’°_Y"‘ ffm “L me
Mrs. R. H. Gordon. Mrs. Herbert He hu sharpened his wts against clcverer minds than his own. He has Lne md M the sleeves may be lwught an pleated by th” 5'“"d~ Demlned
roadened. He has another point of view. Different tastes, a different out- 'ue' 12' M’ 1°' 18 and 2° years' The 16'y°‘"` sm’ ’°‘l“l"fS 3'? Yam* Uf
on life. Above all, he is used to different women. inch m°l'm°l with 1% “ras °f 3"“°h Plnmnll '
No. 3092-It's very simple and smart and easy to make! It has the q
But the gm has stayed put she is just M She w“_ _nm -A 'net _nm pretty bertha cape collar. The skirt is top-stitched with two rows of
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D ty No. 2314-It's typically Russian with the caclict of Pnris. The cowl
_ 1 sweet and so clinging and tearful at saying good-by that before he knows it une is most interesting and mmcrmg detail' It Winmeet any daytime
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Ju" as provincial All that me has done was just to wut ‘or John ine stitching tothe moulded bodice Designed for sires 6 fl i0 iinrl I2
tn mme back to nu that long engagement' md when hz do” mme The 8-year siz erequires 2 yards of .'i.fi-inch material with ‘Q vurd of Il"
k, nine times out of ten it is because of a sense of duty. and he had Just °°nt'mi"5' It °°mb1"°” prlnmd “nd V131" W°°l *""`l’€~ l
All patterns 15 cents each in stamps or coin (coin preferred
in the same community they at least keep in touch. But when they are our 1”" F”hi°" B°°k sh°w" 11°” t° dm” "P '° th? mimi" 1*'
panned they inevitably grow apart and nearly uw.” the mm wma” little expense. It contains most attractive Paris designs for adults
wbmuh ' children, embroidery. Xmas suggestions, etc.
8_0 lun to fill in the sine of the pattem. Bend stompsor coin 1
11»ief¢¢.ui»ysrss¢rusiihiu¢,sfu.isstouuioenswom»iwhowua "'°’°"""'
an unwilling bridegroom and who is kept from marrying some mln lha Pd” M bw” 1° MM'
ws with whom she would probably have been happy. i  =r__.._______ __ ____ ___
to read bu ~
run YOU? GYBS. YOU C811 ldd YOU! OWI1 hi
But rin¢¢ em mum-igy of Mngric. hours deer stalking which was ui
meaimiy. seems what type of haha- 9"*
,_ your monogram, i old
to smormeas. noch an sophisucn- the
A comfortable chair . . something interesting to read
. . and soft. well diffused light. What more could you
desire! Be sure to choose Edison Mazda Lamps for
 Ui frosted On the inside and protect the WH If you have had good taste in.pickin| Bl?
_ from harmful glare. Buy them by the carton and
f. ‘lw°y‘ MV' 8 h°me supply' “'° monocrams for their gifts that will Uf
correct as' plain white. Colored mon- °f
you to take time out now to pick Lon
individuality fo the gin of writing in P10 in the M°th¢f Country. and the
pencil the name of the recipient and Wim °f *P°"-"”l¥lll\lP- 'I'h¢r€ WM
embroiaei-ing il. or you may out out mln! °l\ S00 40'# l vw. and it was
the corners of handkerchiefs and in- °°*`m°°"°d~ M fl' M 5033!!! WHS 0011-
._ sen lice ihsi is iuiiiaieu. Rolled °°m°4» by the Slevtrlt totalllstor. sci
edges ire excellent this christmas ,whim °‘"'1°U|lv wevrh. vu invented are
'and are infinitely easier than hem- ‘W *|10 |00 0? In Mvhmhbb Of NN I
stitchinl. _ Zealand. Ke had spent man! happy su
i 'nic mohomm with two kinds or fm N  md more self-reliant.
stitches is smarter than sho. 11,, ond they were loyal to the backbone.
newest colored monogram is ths grey Ab°Uf 00.000 Wm mmm 0! the
and white. Beige and white is im; Navy League. He did not suppose t
country. Eoesioiy in no cmmtry ex- a
colored nuiasrshim hem- are so cept Belaium were the °i»°rtuni¢/lu
Ograms come in the same category. '°*---e---__._V.
But. by the large, monogram, gm g Robertson. llain thi year will be
matter of individual personal tum, "Pot/ul Pan" in the production of
your relatives and friends, ie h,h°°v,| title. which will be put on at the
m most was the pride of the peo-
. fi tc
buys its momgnmming where it buys a diderent thing to deer stalking in An
its hauiiirerchiefs. the best thing \o1_°°°°l="¢ <"'»h°l’¢ bein! 11° still” to
do is to go to your favorite mi-e im; curry your rifles."i Nor was it pos. sh
or for their years than the child- w
re were 0,000 members in this ,m
education as mood. `
Jlmla Blrriefs cl¢& of till!
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A CA "A D ' A N G E N E R A L E L E C T R l C ' P R O DUCT pm-bu g,;h-|-;,|,_-m_ nil known semen have in ulual ty ~,_¢~,.~ i in about family complications because that stops all gossip and surmise When
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What does be propose in contribute to the horns besides being an orna
ent to it? What docs he offer as an inducement to any gfrl'to marry him
hen he expects her to not only bring in the bacon, but to cook it as well
and in addition, to raise s family of children? .
It seems to me that is a pretty large contract for any woman to under
ake. Either end of it is enough for any girl to tackle. Being a wife and
other is a full-sired Job for any woman. So is earning a living, and there `
re niighty few women who have the strength and ability to do both. l
Certainly s man who doesn‘t mean fo support his wife and children is a
poor prospect as a matrimonial proposition, and I earnestly advice you to
ous nun up lnfsvoi- or some gentleman with ». loss sruolw mon more
ohivslrous mouse. ‘ . Donor-in mx.
nw- Miss our-My futher and mother were uivm-ss an ysm um
don Palladium. instead of at one marriage because hs was a drunkard. Now I am starting in bulinell Ind I
the "lcgitmatc" theatres. The find it very embarrassing to answer questions asked me b friends and ac
be come them. stage of the Palladium is much big
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l\ - qualntances about my father. I have never seen him since I was I years o'f
_-._ , -T ,ser than those that have been nvaii- ago. My relatives toll me to consider him as if he were dead because he has
£   A QZAN-F0133 R03/|191; gg,'.able in previous Christmas seasons.
_ _ g PIT!! PAN .The first performance of "Peter
_;l- ___ »\- ni-i~ wilise at eh. muh* fm ns-
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_ g ,__.l ""-1 rcuuuua nn) ' comin: my wui be given only rt, 9 ‘ - L.
4 IUNDON, Dee l -Miss Jean! matinee! Ind the 'I-[tlladaiurn will il Just Write your mothei-'s Tt is alwn best and sim lest tail truth
never made any effort to do anything for me. When filling out business
fomis. should 1 include my fathers name as one of my nearest relatives, or
just write my mothers?
But for a mon to marry a girl of whom he has already tired before mar- t}:°m‘;`:'°hT°Tu;";“:uh:'md;v;)hr°°d  Wgien y°“ we" " “hy b°°°“‘° T’ dl
rugs cuss not help the situation. it msreiy puts vhs nhsi mush on thu ang- mg M you to be “h_md°°;";‘n ygur "‘;;;ih‘;rf;°a‘;‘;i;°°°' 5° “hm " “‘
Oily. DOR,(YI'IIY DQ. '
........ DOROTHYDIX
Dear Miss Dix-What is your opinion of a man who tells the girl he is ' _ -- ~d_ __ --»------ - f -
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FRUIT CAKE
assesses `
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ng to. marry that he expects her to go right on with her work alter they
mltfied. and also do the housework and have children? I do not cali this  9379¢f
fifty-fifty marriage, do you? I do not loo how sho il bettering herself by
ch a marriage. VIRGINIA.
O O
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