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lWoman s ealm 5:- ocra _a
be Surprised _to Know How Many
Consider it Gro\mds_for Divorce
Their Husbands Begin to Take
Love for Granted, and _How
Many Minor Faults They Find
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Women aremuchmoreanxioustomarrythnulnelbbiitf-lioy
prone to break up their marriages than men are. 'i‘hey _are iir
altar and first at the divorce court. Lett to their own dev-ces an
follow their own inclinations without
them into mah-Amour. most msn would muh-
ably remain bachelors. But Iew women 0!
their own volition are ever old maids. V
more eager to get out oi it than men arc?
Why do the matrimonial bonds out deeper into , advice
theirsouisthantheydointo men‘s?Whyi| s d
Wm" *'° °°1°‘°» °“"f°~ ”“°‘“‘°- °' “‘°”"‘“ auvfwzauemnu/ny
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wives are to them, and t
wives cannot sta-nd. , yo
only because women concentrate their love y u-segment every time you bathe.
is to men? Why does the wife oitener head
the homewrecklng crew than the husband _
For statistics show that women are the peti- oils
tioners in divorce far. far more frequently Mvlbrr
than men, and our common experience is that
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who weep upon our breasts and sob out their vlefv ly
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marriage more often a failure to them than it ' ma
tif”
than men are, as A recent study
to be?
that it is because
it
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at
men diffuse their alfections over all
is continually subject to temptation,
and mother has rarely an invitation to stroll
V ;; And it is true, in particular, in many a, heart-breaking case where
nyilne And noble woman who has given a lifetime of service and devotion
to her husband is so mocked and humiliated by his iniidelities that she
by no recourse but to divorce him to save her own self-respect
gf leaving aside these tragic cases. and they are not very numerous be
 as long as a woman lovu her husband she has an almost super-
ngtur-al power tor forgiving and an amazing faculty for believing that he
ilsthe helpless victim of sirens who work s spell upon him that he tries .
Mlvain to resist, what are the things that women get divorces for?
32 I, myself, sit at the wailing place and listen, year in and year out.
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be stories ot unhappy wives, and I am continually surprised at the'
11 things that they permit to make them miserable and wreak their
3|-riagcs. Thousands of women tell me that they can stand their mis-
M 1011861' and are considering breaking up their homes, orphaning
noir smiersn and getting divorces because their husbands tore mom for A
lilnted and no longer pay them compliments and tell them how beautifull
and wonderful they are. Or because their husbands little ways have got
on their nerves. I remember one woman who was on her way to Reno
because her husband would snap up the curtain and let in the sunlight.
Otthg v;cui;1l:i":dlmm-:Eagles are ciademii ashes and dui to them be- Ave
au” r 3”' 9P3P91' §ll15¢€&d0ftB ill. d U '
so sit bv me meme would of sferamrnflu. or boston tml :fo o'3T§`o He 1°“"“1 ° “‘°““ *5°°- H° had
with aomomo-ity and babies sud into dish-washing. The inhuman cruel- “°“““
ty indicted upon her by her husband for which many a wife asks and gets loan
alimony consists in no more heinour oilense than the way he eats soup. ly friendly* Abi” st"°d W 1°” me
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“_” d,,,.g, ,D mm" mem the mmmgu °,°,h:{’r"§,°ve;`f“t§';mv‘;f;’;‘;*5§ wlgots not so hard. Able. con.
dwcmnenmiostaddictedtodlvorce areth ntim tal u the in,'1'i;
sentimental woman makes a mess of her rhaasriage elilecaltg it doegrzt com; my y°“ need the th°u"°nd d°uB'"
ur to her rome-uuc expectations. sho thought it would oo B perpetual “"..§‘f,’f,
pettml Party, with U0 Wink UT WOITY 111 it, Bild thht 8.11 h€I' hllhbhnd W0\l1li I iv Abi b ‘-/ted
expect or her would be to look pretty and keep ner heir waved. “To ” ° 1° '
So when the cams down from the skies to the hard practicality oi dom
seal life and irsgyiinsd that :leg husband was just an ordinary human being only
illfbadtil Prllwe. thatmarrlagehadmorwebillstha thriilsin
it, she got a jolt from which she never recovered. n y°“
And being a bad loser, as women proverb! 11 , `l 1 _
liege as she would on a bet that had failed 1;¢?vt¥n-fre 5 IC we ch” on mu
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And the vain woman who loses ber taste for her husband, or who,
because her husband can‘t give her everything she wants, rushes to the
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divorce court, does so because she entertains the deluded idea that if sh le is in
was single she could marry a handsome young millionaire. 'nm belle: £0311 me reg my when w the
ll unaffected by her Bee and condition. for in her own eyes she remains ngum ‘
I perpetual 20 and is beautiful and fascinating. Notlilng would do more "we1l, Johnny,” said the master,
to discourage divorce among middle-used women than for them in realise "wha
"'95 * diV°1'°¢¢ Wh° f-S fall U16 40. encumbered with a houseful of child- You are usually very punctuali”
ren, has about the same chance of marrying s glamorous and wealthy Johnny `
lhsit as the proverbial snowflakes has in a certain warm region where pointer; te his fast.
they keep good iires. ~
of
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PALMOLIVE
of glorious melody.
bent on entering the holy estate, why are they SAFBGUAIRD yorélr beauryw_E_elllr.natu3|sl
a an water causing. t is e
of more than 20,000 beauty
“Use a song," rho; lam
e from a scientific lend o na
fable oils-oils of olive and palm."
molive is blended from the natural
olive and palm. It bcautrfn and
your skin, as ir closxm the pores.
» wice a day, massage Palmolive's
e lathe: :no the pores of fsoe,
af and shoulders. Then rinse, Hrs:
why is the feminine sox the divorcmg as well as ine, with warm wafer. ¢h=n with cold- Y°u’li
iew uontem with their husband, and i soonlesrn why women the world over
Palmolive to keep their complex-
youthful. _
now clue Palmoiive com so little
can use is for your bath, too. Give
whole body a Palmolive beauiy
IEAUTY IOX THEATRE
Iiistentolovey Gladys Bwartheuz,
celebrated etropolitnn opera.
ltar, supported by John Barclay
and a cost ofover 100. A full hom'
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Tuesday, l0fol.lp.m.E.S.T.
 
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g in writing confirming the
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In desperation he consulted
ther.
the father, "write him und
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mean the tive hundred dol-
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rs and he viii write back he
owes you five hundred. Den
hai’ it in Writing."
OBBLED ALL THE WAY
S0h001mBslel' had just 00111
hobbled a woebesone little
tyer has made you so late?
burst into tears and
f Sr' :tary-"Your brother is call-
ing for more margin and the, The odds Bslflm *Wm*
ther's bought me a pair ci
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_lllleeif-Hr the wav women practise it. DoR»o'mY mx, - out
the string! " `
ci nan wants hs money
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Mornlngsm ef»r§ft?maae any dir-  n thoroushlv .lust ‘WW 01° “W P’°'i
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w,,y_-- cope 'rown Argus rsoutn an-:cm if . mask eng-nt to be left on until
VERY SIMPLE ___ says; ~s medical mon with whom sry, you wont get muon benefit ii
iltalked tellsi-ne thattwins are youwashitodfwhile itil still __
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lndigestlon, cold or diarrhoea or
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Synopsis-Colin Gray. brilliant
young British Secret Bei-vice of-
ficer, is ordered by his chief.
General "Needles" Dalziel), to go to
Tibet to defeat revolutionary
schema of the mysterious Oliorihdf,
renegade Buriat Tarfar, embarras-
sing to Eneland. He _will be as-
sistedbyK_ B.,aBeIiQali,and ls,
to search for a papyrus known as
the King prophecy that gives the
hiding place oi a vast horde af
gold. Meanwhile. Gray is to inter-
view in London an unknown per-
son who sins himself S. Dod-
Chambers.
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owe were dirty, and eevqnl
panes in the lower ones, broken. The
inside shutlterswwen
Directing e e
dnvnwaids, he noticed
had! of Lire arcs had
over. as a passes
structed between the house
oelllirs.
The old-lashiloned heavy
ARE YUU IIISERABLE?
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.Li .__- I some period of
  ’ .  their lives need I
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Mrs. A. Cluokie of
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furi y.
Hardly had its clangor died sway
when the door was swung open, to
reveal standing in the gloomy hall
a siovgnly looking Mongolian
hunohhaek holding s lighted candle.
His sma.l1-cbiinued face was like a
mask of crinkled yellow leather
slit in five places.
To Gmy's surprise, he addxemed
him in Tibetan,
"The lmxi Lama, Bemdad
Uhiemba. awaits you!" he said
harshly.
And stood waiting,
Bamdad Uhiamba, repeated Gray
to~hiLmseli’_ Could it be that 'B_
Dod-Chanibars’ and “Bonded
Uhiemba" were one the sl-me per-
son? The sound of the two names
was
gud but Needle Dalziell was dbsrpl
The front or the door cueksa
and shut.
Girly
No means
tance was
hundhaback
was covered wuiha
Iinpansively
a flight ol stone steps lel/ding down
mdrayw "”d@?,'his Hd# MN
gripping the butt at a service
revolver.
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hunchbaek. _
At that
and a wave
eenss floated
s`;feLw` 1 awning
c PIM
Buddhist hells-the hideous
figures of the-devils and* their
writhinl victims beinl’ W*
in staring armies.  w-
‘ny bowls bumlnl
Immediately in
ted cron-
about a foot
fair-skinned
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of two cavernous
magnetic looking
piemingiy an Gray.
you, Gmy &.hib,"
figure slowly. in
Lama Samdad
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"Gneeti the
eightfold way io you, Llrnl
Bamdad Ohiembal" said Gray.
wi:thdra.win¢ his hand. "My reason
for coming--"
"--is because I wished iii”
said the old lame, gravely return-
ing his mile. He seemed to be ab-
out sixty and was completely bald-
"Your General thinks I know
something about him they call
'0h»cir1iei'l', or 'Hellllom'. I do. He
sndiarohitterenemieavcf the
sake of the Faith!"
With a quick movement he struck
his hands together. Immediately
the hunchback appeared in the
archway.
sammd Uhiemba Qoksto him in
Chinese. and then turned to Gray.
“Give my servant your coat. It is
warm in here."
Kind ls was the voice, there was
no dwbvyhg the requem.
' "You say you sem for me,"
resumed Gray, when the dwarf had
departed "I received no metals
from youl”
'nie magnetic eyes looked into
hu _
"I sent
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it’ was ready.
t ree sentences
He handed On.
scented a Greek so
small, square and clear was that
scholarly handwriting. The first
three sentence ran as follows:
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crime. 'lb mb a
liaiiih and Indeoendenee.
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those whose avowed
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and pink. und cnlv the most deli- ‘ Th
html the
attractive Maine
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upon in modern clothes, no matter f
ii lovely. how t
home, ef the pest, are made of tabrte wiill- other color or even weaves, is not
heavy construction that would arniss Three inches is a fair width in
the Wamllnf B Buff- W°°"°”Y 1°' 011°” NWI- Ind NNY Nh bv coloured. If sugar of any other col-
*wuw Urnrnenv, _ liwfi. fo live the waiotlins the our
some
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to the newline “
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contribute to the char or
of the evening silhouette. th" wh
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its in rder to maintain
tar we so in ad<~ptiI\s~ 140”
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faoriobutinkeeoiuewiththevn-easingbeushrta. f in
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this season. It is not necessarily
can dart
When you consider, there are sim.
SKIN TONIC BBOULD Bl my dum, of “hem” mm um
kitchener. Ontario Commun- VERY GOLD WHEN USED beio sly W wo _
Scotch paided rinzharo, so ex-
ceedingly Wiiular with school Birls.
very anart in this model.
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