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APRIL 30. 1937
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Woman 's Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions -:- Lt°£e.r;amt_ure
ffhe HOUSEWIFE
and
HER ACTIVIT
low a tlwuglit, and you reap an
Actg’ _
BOW an act, and you reap a Habit;
Bow a. habit, and you reap
Character; .
Bow a ciiaracter. and you reap a
Destiny.- George D. B..ai'd-
III8-XL
-___ siiiiill curtain
CHAIR SEATS nerg and to
._ piece of tape
/fo.
/eaeiiijggp
, ,Q
IES
a to
You can wash paintwonk in half
the tlnie if you add a little purati`tn
the water.
AN IRONING BLANKET
To sei.-ure ironing blanket, sew
each side. Tliicad a
lllf0UBll. and tie ends
To keep the seat of a chair clean i S€¢1ll‘€l>'-
(one covered with a loose cover) ;
take a pece oi the s.nue cri.-t.niiie. _
six inches longer than the scat of
chairs, fasten in front with press
ltudis, and push the other end down
the bank. This can be wuslied when
soiled without the trouble of doing
the whole cover.
REP.-“RING (iI.O\'ES I
Q3:
rings iii. the foul' cor- '
Fon sranrino seen mooons
ron 'raANsri.AN'r|NG LATER
"V/i if 1
h .
about 6 inches apart irrlnrge boxes
and 3 inches in the cigar box.
Over the bottom oi’ the box sl>FCBfl
broken pieces of flower poi.=, crock-
ery or small pebbles, then coarser
soil and last of all finely sifted soil.
For the first seeds it is an excell-
tllat the box may be watered bi
\  \ ent plan in cut bump to iii. the box
"-';,,f:_-___ ,i .1/_¢_  i kd and lay it over the course drainage
11.- I If/ti/,/il;  ‘ and then place the soil upon it so
I I
setting it in a pan of water and
MAKING PI-IA S0l'P ' `  there will be no danger of washing
A SPIKED MADKINGSOARD PRESSED the tin seeds or seedlings Firm
”`°"“ N Y - -~
When makin o dd I To mmm Sou' OF SEED FLAT th s il nd sow the seed thinly in
S1 KONG I’O(7KE'I`S
When troiiscrs are new. if the
__.___ ibottom half of pockets :ire lined
tl
ing together; this will prevent tim 
k:<l oi' .suede splitting aivuy :rum
*he stzti-lies.
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iz pea s up a a, 5 0 a
"‘_‘“"l "“"l"’f allil ,ll l>i"<`l\ Of gill- ASSURES EVEN SPACING mws. This is better than sowing
i. It gives li delicious flavor, 1  ..,_, ._  1 broadcast as it Wm bevaDp,.edate,1
. ' .. - -l hen lt. comes to traiispliintlng.
. ' ._ _ g ‘ \ W V
- -:fl it ~  Thin sowing is economy. Quanti-
~- ' lg' ` ties of seed are wasted by too thick
_-. --  .iff . lllanllng- The U”-V lllilllts °'°“d is John? For whether' that long journey is a gay adventure or a horrible
“-hm ,.eD,,,,.mg kid or _ettotiil ivitii \ii.»_ai.1,.,,t,,,_,_ W, Wm not i  . 1p,,i,;h£2;;,c,. m;§h,,l(_;,,{.h,;|vl,,§£:‘;iiii1\; i-ndiii-niicc test depends upon the age of one‘s traveling companion more
glows. alw'oi's buttonhole .stitch have holes worn in them by keys i SEEDS CAN THEN BE EASILY  _e I I CTN* 5nCL_(_`_nm{_S Ul“,|_l “NY Ullliil- 'Illia 15 bfllllld L0  me CBC! b9C8U5¢ IWPPIYWSS 111 m3l‘°
,mm m,,1,,,1,, or mu. b(,fu,.‘, d,_““,_ or ,,,,m,m._\._ PLACED IN HOLES MADE BY , tit as _ u _ .  - ii_.n_._ ii. inipos.»iblc iiitlioiii. oongennillty between the husband and wife.
THE MAI2K\NG~BOARD_ WU-Y ilflll-Sl>lBf~lliB bt‘f0i‘~‘ tlle iwfl- lhi>ii~ nic ii tlioiisuiid more chances that a. man and Woman of approxi-
*" @.__l llngs are strong enough to be .iiiitoiy thc siiiiu- age will have tile same tastes and habits than there 1|
\\~00|,|,y;N _q»|~0fK|NGS V _ ` _  |mmiied_ that o. couple between whom there is a. great disparity of age will like to
A \0\'|'| (»0l\ll'|\'-1il<‘0 fm' b|l1\<‘"\B . Cove, the se.-(1 boxes with a , do the saint' th iigs or enjoy the some things,
win~n vi-iaiiitv-n_.§i.n;iiiiii~.< are too _ `"'_' l damp civil* °r PIM' of iiiuier iliilll _
Si-cd bo\cs in a south or east t SL 1 ,um “L ,, p_,,,.. ` Tliiit is thc gr:-at arguineut against an old man marrying a young
lATTI(‘E WINDOWS old to wear, cut. off the feel. di-nwl ' ‘_ ‘A " ' gerniina ion nts. . ~
'liidi ' vi thou ands of nrden- . g 11,,
_,___ ._ one lot; over the other. fold ovci' “ "I gl ( E of gills! over the tiip. Rinioiii - - - .
Binnll difiiiioiid lattice \vinilo\\"“  iiiiil lads down thc Stiles to form it , ""5 "ll "ml-l' “mm” each yum" ‘ind llil.lJL‘r Or cloth ns soon 'ii-. tlll' first I """m1 m""“.` l`h"" "h""'"umm" Wmle Iihe young Want to be $01113 places
arc i‘=~ili<'i' t~‘\li<>\1~' to poll-sli. <'-~i>l‘¢‘- bail that .von can .-...ily slip yon.-. “ll” =l lclitiliio aio in good aur<lt‘l>111i4 tiny inunps of ua- iiitli- oliuilo 'ml' """.'“ Li"".8§‘ The Youll! “W l°°I?”‘g f°"“’”d a"d` me °d “fe1°°k' i
|,,,,,(| ,_h,.mmh4 ‘ f li’ pi-opei-1_\- liainiled. The prcpar- |,,.L,,,k um _.wu_ W,|,,, on HH, g,_,:_._` ing builktn/iiid. lliiiy liiive nolpoint 01 wn|,a¢t,_ They bm-e each gm”
They make .splciidid pollsliers lor, “UU” °1' me ‘wed bm( is I’ Smlllle us water collects on it l'i‘oin cviipor-   :"9‘l)‘f”1ie° mb Fuminom They 5l‘e_f°f9l/91' if °1`°5l
l>1"~i-*lt Wiuflvw <'lvi“llili¢ “ll if $111105- stoves or floors and brioiii 1"“l'\L"` but 0"” ‘hal “cells W be , ation .fo it will not drip 0" 11'” ltitniyiuiiiiiiigsiiiut .ne siiiiblfiiigngid lisiiliigoii-eiiI;eviI> tlxieagifiiebsiieipglllgcgitfninsf
llillv the i-iii~iii=i`,- of each pane.
'I`i'_v using a iii‘\v hliiek-lciid,
the work of a few moments then.l :i
rtlelcs niidwkiicp your hands clean, “W1 doll” I0 be reasonably °‘3l‘mlll plants and cause them to damp off. . uuwm mm mmcuuus to me young
--_-- ' too.
1'!-JAR DROPS
What are tears? And isn't it it
|trange mysterious thing -- that'
when the heart is wounded-.fromi
. ' ‘ 3’
li t. teardro s s rin - li.iir-will have a eoronet placed S
H011' are they formed? Why do on
they come -these burning teins t
we are sick with bitt ess and t:
oe” ‘
of bringing the seedlings to plant- Keep seed boxpg- mm.; but noi,
OOO00‘°°
Many M0!!
m YM" . Clllllbd
` - - for
 Dorothy Dv: .........
Hisparity in Ages Can Be One of the Greatest
Drawbacks _ Boy Should Be Between
25 and 30 and Girl Between
i ` ».ii=ill Y ~ 1- ~ 21 and 29 I 0 ’
~  , if 1 _ U01* Ns GIVEN it be a cigar box or flat, needs to hm gated grosgrain 1-ihbontrim. I , »
‘WNW I SIMPLE msn I0 ave holes bored in the bottom II  a perfect summer town ’ I i O
ll
No other problem loonns larger on the matrimonial horiaon than the
question of age. There lan't a day that I don't get dozens of lemon from
_ .~... i  ,n ineir teens asking if they are too young to marry, and
from men and women who are seventyiah who
want to know if they an too old to marry.
Rich old men, who say they are boys at heart.
ask if there would be any risk in their marrying
gli-is young enough- to be their, gmnddaiwiiters.
Wealthy elderly w,dows. who are sure they are I
loved for themselves alone, want to know 1! there
is any danger in their turning cradle-onatchera.
Both men and women ask what is the belt age to
innrry? How much difference should there be hc-
tween a husbands and wife’s age? And duel it Mt-
ter if the wife is the older?
Not without reason do tho prudent, who are
Corltemillatlng starting forth on the mstrimonm
Journey. stop and ask: How old is Ann? How old
riil or nn old ivoiiniii iiiuiryiiig iii boy liushaild The old want to sit by the
-'~- ml! size- wet or waiier-logged. Good drain- I .. . . ,
coaoNATioN sers wonto 0-‘ *P01* ‘I ` ` use will help take trim' of i-his but are Ii).cfgiidcwgiiiiiidaligiiiearbgriialoinagiigrvintoot wxiii-yts tile “$12 
The seed box, whether do not pi.-lugo the seed l>0XL‘S- i~riiiili~. 'l‘iii~ii- ure ollier nien and women who £r‘eePetelx}aP|I’n`;e who novo:
_~- ";:' '" " . EZ grow up and who carry the heart of youth to the grave with therra One
mall hats now being worn.
HAIR STYLES di'
A peencss' crowning gloi -her
M st in tant is the iiestion oi
uinage.
The most important innovation
‘t ‘lt the C°1'°““li°“- “nfl 5° for which 1031 will be remembem
the eros o ' p D g '
_i -  hat the hair may be arranged -
that flow-from out t.h§cul when suitably for the occasion experts $310? ;g1m;Ox,;;m;g ?§;Bt?;K;ru,;§1(
bhorouglioiit the British Isles have Wm be welcomoed by mcse women
n designii coifluies which will
ho are born with ugly foi~el'ieiid.='.
ii' ,_ V . ig -. ' . W
li- ll”u`1.\` l>i‘ G0<l5 OWU WHY Of H-V' S05 Styles for fashionable women Wlihe fringe is about 1 1_2 mchea
ing ease and a release - A storm th
of tears 'brings to the heart a ben-
ison of pence: emotion bursts the "o
bounds of self-Control and gives re- fashion. but liusbniids rind fathers
llPf-fl`0ll\ illl the iX‘lll~1lll HB0ill0S of debiitantn daugliters can nou'
gh with reiii-f. for the new mode
comparatively cheap and the
of loss and pain and grief, si
Surel_v_ angels count the tears we_ is
human beings shed-the tears that ha:r can be set for .1 few sliillinis v(,g`.m'|,]],.,5 for me baby and me
omen can be grcatful. to. for the children.,
llllir will take only half an ho1ir,`
A lending l1:iirdi'i‘sser. explaining You know of Cmlrée that farmers
he ‘oii`1c:al" coi fure. said the front and growers Spray pluntg and trees
compmed M A Cocksmmb ‘lmsled with substances that are injurious
fall in anguish when the last fiilllt W
how has fled - Perhaps when ‘ get
I
Life is closing and we look back
down the years-we may find out t,
the meaning of our heartaches and is
our tea1'.~.-Patience Strong. in
--i forehead, The temples and sides
It took tivo months to evolve an -
~ ~ _ _ , U0
lficlal Coronation season hair
roiluhoiit the world, long and is _.1-mmm.. out by mny
ii rollers for evening wear.
WASH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Do vou wash all the fruits and
One should. because of insects.
l
T1-IE COOK 'S
CORNER
SWEET MILK SOUP V
This inilk soup can be inade in
two ways. With vegetables, us
described below, and also toinitting
the vegetables) as a sweet soup by
adding a couple of lumps of sugiu-
and zi touch of cinnamon or nut-
meg. For the vegotaible vuriiitloll
tie up a small onion, a few inches
of
a
celery, and a sprig of parsley in
nn upright position from the W
bodies as well as insects.
“But." you exclaim indlgnantly,
REMEMBER THAT:-» are clivissed with claw curls with “why do they do it.-_; My gmnd_
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pen or revealed root line. The father had R [arm and I never so
‘ " n ` '~ . ..
You can knock a nail home i back is composed rl ‘.11 ie clriw mum as saw him Sm.” a wpcdl
half thi- time if you hold the ham- Q
mer at the end of the handle. i
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“rl” ""°“`l"“` °l’°“ °"‘l“ “lm f~"`“‘l' The oiniuren picked off the potato
ifited reducing the size of the curls bugs and he sprinkled ashes or
' b
.owards the neck. The top is dress- g
mctlunc river the eueum cr
_ _, ` _ , _4 , _ _ _: 0 A
Yml can pnmh _“md_°w‘f or m r "fl Wm] R gum "“l“"°$'°“ of 3 vines. but as for poison. he never
tors in linlf the time if _\o1l put a uiiiii---essentially very smooth. th
fnblespooniiil of metlivlated s\i‘i'itt
thein. a
carpets in half the time if you keep n
ought of such a thing.
A ‘in less tcrliiiirzil liiiiriivfze. it
lil ilu' '.vIilPl` Wllll Wlllfll .V011 <‘l<‘Fill , means two or three \vnve.s in front
nri curls at the .sides and bank
_ bl dl This fashion was chosen so that
Youcnn sou filnge or n ng on tt, ,-m,]¢| be n,-;nm@(| to man( me fathers* But if Hwy lived today'
<‘t‘ds of a peeress nt the Coroiiri- _
‘Owing ymlr medla .Hon °m_,,n_mm,_ m_(mm_`_ (,\,m.nz tiiev would have to do what nenr
fl
Marnons imvs cnnsoao
Which is true of all our grand- °
every other grower must do O
muslln bag and siininenliali all
hour in three pints oi miik. Then
remove the bag of vegetables. bring
the milk to me bon, and si>i'l1i_l<l€
ln two tablespoons of very fine
tapioca. simmer a few minutes
until the tapioca clears, seas0n.a\lCl
serve at once.
POTATO AND LEEK SOUP
This is ;i delicious cliiiiigc front
the inore usual potnto soup. Pt-til
nd cut up small tivo pounds of
potatoes *und wnsli and cut up SlX
legks, Boll the vegetables for two
r three hours in three pints oi
stock, not forgetting to season.
Then rub through a coarse sieve.
return to the saucepan. add a piece
f butter the size of a walnut and
-- _ functions. general d:i_v social own- éithm, use lmecbsprays to keep
You wh Iffm Sl'f\l`Cl1f?(l llil\liZ~< 1" st‘ons. and sl'>0i'is meetings. It isi 
h~lf the time if .von stir tht* StB_\\‘°l\ also eminently suitniiu-. for the
with ii candle when , M .
vou mn ke it
B
Wm. A. Rogers A-I Plus Q
attractive "Croydon" Pattern made by Oneida, Ltd.
HOW To OBTAIN THIS S|lVERWARl_5end 50C Gnd tho
windmill panels from 3 Old Dutch
SIX TEASPGUNS-value $3.50
Der damn-for J windmill
cami oem Old Data. 
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lobalnund » . . . .
00|! DIIINII IINIYI (minion
uni niaasi ana lofi.-value
$163090 dana-lorlwindmiil
noni. im.. Old outa.
ins-ii, one . . . . ,
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tai... sooo Ween..-1...: V
wi.i.i...aii..¢..»|.ir=». `
on mmm nam, an
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Till!! DVM SOUP  
Till!! IILAII FORKS-valve
$6.50 on cam--for Juana.
mill panels Ivan Old'
Dutch |abl||,un6 . . 
IH ICED DIIIK "WHI-
valvn $6 00 nor dozen-for I
windmill nanslu ImmOId
over. i..i..i.. »..a. . . 50|!
the Greatest CI
mentioned in this advertisement. You mayorder one, oras many os
you like. You con obtain a complete seiat on amazingly low cost.
This offer, good only in Canada, expires Iiec. 31st. 10.17
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own the pests or give up fairininfr.
ncause destructive iiisocts have
- _ increased in recent yciirs in un-
counted horde. and theic is no
ioice. Either we eat. 'by destroy-
l ing the destroyers first, or ive don’t
l ent at all.
Those spi-n,\'.< do noi. of course.
0lD DUTCH UFFERS YDU       
duct of ilzlnt or vine because
uulliy Silverware In tho
R
labels for any one ofthe units
. ill
1 . I _ _
V s'pra_\'ing is done early in the sca-
, son. but food surfaces may pick up
little hero and them from ground
or thriie later on.
No one will eat an unwashed
ipli: or tomato and fall down
dead. or even get sink. It isn‘t as
, brid as all that, It is just that
_ certain chemicals are not good for
l us in il general way, and a little
THREE BUTIEI SIREADERS-
»..i..». $4.00 ps. emo-io.:
windmill penn. iw...
oia oval. iaasii, one 50|:
’-‘ THREE OYSTER OR CUCIIIML
FDRIII-vuiuo $6.00 psrdor.
-is. :i ~i...im.i| sam.
mmoiuo»i¢i.|aa.|.,a»ia 50|:
TMI!! Tllll DK IEIVIIIG
SP0lINS~vo|u|$6.00povdnx.
-1°. 3 ».1...i...iii pmt.
nomoi.in..i¢i.i..i.»i...=...i 501:
ouf CDI.” MEAT F0m(~vu|uo
$1.05-for J windmill panni-
liem Dil D Ich I bl
und. - -  .u."I5oc
oil UIAVV llbll-vain;
SLS() -lor 3 wlndmlll
punoll hom Old Dutch
u.i..i.,.....i _ . . _ 
0".‘...ii'..' '»‘».” '.ii‘i"‘ "'° ‘”“
- | $1.00
6-tort. fora windmill ;:»\u»I» hm
Id Dutch Iuball.
and .......5%
Old Dutch Also Olhrs You-
oaning Value
boccun lt'| mudo with Schmotiio-a flno cleaning and polishing
Mala in Canada
tf.fff,'ff I '
JD
Old Dutch doa
things, pollrhu or
money by using O
material that Il tru from harsh, scratchy grit.
ru quickor and cleans more
It cleans and it doo|n'i scratch.
II Il kind to sensitive hands and Ioavcl no gritty
residue and dooan't clog drains. Sava time and
Id Dutch for all your cleaning.
Remember ouch unit of silverware rcqulrn 50:
and 3 windmill panels from Old Dutch labels
I bit of foreign siibstnnee. finding
its way to stomachcs. after a per-
iod of time may result in “accum-
uiiition." meaning that instead of
:ming out of the system. it stays
there. And every little b‘t added
to what you'vc got. just makes a
little hit more, Not so good for
health.
Doctors today are urging pa-
tients more strongly than ever to
wash all raw foods. It is so easy
to 'put them into a. big pan of
writer and let. them soaik off any
injur'ou.s substances that may hap-
pen to cling.
Tt's 'beat to he on the snfe side.
especially as it la ao little trouble.
Anyway. the .very handling of pro-
duce by so mnny people before it
ranclics the kitchen makes this a
fine precaution against disease and
at the very least, dirt which Is
not always visible either.
The mother of a fam'iy is usual-
ly most particular about the milk
she uses. ment and so to add these
i other items to the list of iuispectsis
right ln line with ordinary pre-
caution.
Ilf you bemonn this added rc-
nponiiibility that has been thrust
on you. comfort yourself by this
thought. Not so long ago the
winter table bore no fresh fruits
or vegetables at all. Now. we ex-
pect. and get. whatever we want in
season or out. We have every-
oio ouvcn ciuusn, am. "W u»i..¢....i¢yA.»,,1..»..i¢ tm,-,I the ye" Mound mn., "I
im ¢...i..|».,c _,..i..|»niip¢...i.f......o|.ia..»¢hi¢s¢i»i».mipimisaaiaiuiiaml mmpennwon enaugh? '
for which plqalo und mi
U I Tlomlonl [_] J Owl lov: Snfwnl U J Tablespoons Km? c|",N UP
IJ J Solid llrll U 3 Icod Drink
[J J Umor Fnrlin [J I Iam' Sm
i.iioi....¢.io.ii»mi1m. iiisiiimxiiin 0415....-..s..»»... For a lovely t.hmat.l\ne there In
noth'na no important as carrying
5900!" fl I Cold Mia! Folk i
laden fl I Gravy ladle
N°"'° ' the head high and the chin up and
Au , out. Look about you. Women who
'III
' _ have double china let the'r heads
_1°`“""” '°"""`“"_l""l Blum? ‘l0W¥l 011 their chests. Don't
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,¢ioii..uoionamiip.
i
i
nncrons linda rnncniiriou soft Frv Seam*/fly 1* \"“‘““ "I
bring to the boil. Vifhcn reudyto
serve stir in a teiwup of hot milk.
WITH CARROTS A
This recipe for carrot soup gives
a pleasing com'blnat‘on of veget-
ables. Preiilnrc iiiid cut up four
cilrrots, two onions. a turnip, and
two or three sticks of celery. 'Ili1'oi\.'
the vegetables into a saiiccpaii w tn
a piece of butter. the size o-_ a \v-.'ii-
nutt and cook with the lid on 10
minutes. Pour over ft Qililfl 0l`
stock, add a ham bone or ,a sl.i.'e oi'
ham, a couple of lumps of Slltllli-
and a. muslin bug containing t\v0
or three sprigs of piirslcy, ai Sl_l\`l‘5
of th_vine. and n bziyleiif, and sini-
mer for two hours. Remove the
bag of herbs. put the soul? T»ll1‘U‘1l!“
a sieve, return t._o the Swtellfm l°
seiuion and reliant. and serve with
5'ppcts of fried bread.
DELICIOUS CABBAGE
I-[ere is a cabbage soup which no
one can despise. Trike a cabbnllc
i
with 5 good heart. wash and dralnl
it. cut iilto shmds. and fry R0\1i'Yi
m drtppmg until it. is colored and
onions but bc careful 1102 W lm'
them brown. Have ready a pound
or ine beat ent ici; of b°<‘l~ Clit
lt up small and throw into a sauce-
pan togepm- with the cabbage,
onions, and a <1URl'l UI “"\l<`l'» 59°'
son and cook slowly with the l
on for three liours. ’i‘lii~n blend two
ounces of flour with a pint of milk.
stir this mixture into the soup and
bring t.o the boil, Sprinkle in a
dessertspoonfui of clioilrivd nai‘sl<‘.v
and serve with aippets of fried
bread.
Each of these recipes. as given
will make enough soup fOr foil! Ol'
five people.
.1 tiiese pin-petuiiily yoimg men may safely marry a staid, pru.nes-a.rid-
prisins girl much younger than himself, but, generally speaking and
dealing with the mulrun of himianity, a man should not be more than
.un years older than his wife. Five is better, because the nearer th;
urine nge they are, the better they uiiderstand and sympathize with
sac i ot ier.
i as to what is the beat age to marry, no one can say, come t that child-
ren in their tcvlis should be prevented from doing so. 'lghqy an gm.
l mature, undeveloped. They have no idea of what they are going to be
theinseives or what they will want in s, husband or wife when they grow
| up. and it is sheer luck if any girl-and-boy marriage docsrrf, md in my.
. orcc. Besides, ninety-nine times out of a hundred, the have no way of
, supporting ii. family and so they duinp the burden of meg* wives and hm-
‘ bands and children on their unfortunate parents.
If any rule can be laid down for marriage an reirai-do the age factor,
I should say that the ideal time would be between when a man 15 N Arid
` 30 and o girl between 21 and 29. By that time they have coma to them-
- selves. They have had their playtime. The man has generally got into
' annie line oi' work that will support a family. They are both ready to
wr tie rZou'ii_ 'lhey are both young eno h to be mmgnt
| to make a suitable choice of a mate. ug lc and old enough
I The question of the advisability of 9, woman marrying a man younger
' than ii,i.-.ii iniinot ut- categorically answered because it depends upon
so many things. principally upon the sporting blood of the womg;-L_ my
gge cannot disguise to herself that she takes a great ri& when -she does
Any liusbniid is hard to hold. That job is increased a hundred-fold
when lie is youiigcr than his wife. Moreover, the elderly wife lets herself
in for o 1 ietnne o1` slavery trying to keep young and attempting to keep
av boy uinused, and there are mighty few men Worth It. Probably kidnap-
ping is the last profitable matrimonial venturcln which a woman ever
engziges.
So it all boils dowii into saying that we have the beat GIINUH 4
happiness in marriage when we marry in our own age cl-ul.
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