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I Ill nrrler this design. write vour name and adores: on a niece of pmpcf lntl svllrl with l5 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Deperuneiit, Uharltlztctuivu Guardian.

To rjhnrlrlttetmvn Guardian Ncnrlilvsxork Department.

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‘ The ziri did not see him was LYUIE face downward 50.1055 m: ucu when the sound of me engine unlit‘ to her ears, iiiid site continued to lie motiolLess tor awhile.

The house was very still, and the 0111i‘ sounds to break one silence weiu Liie solemn ticking of the izruiitliuiher clock iii the room ini- lll\‘(ll'l\lt’.\' below‘, and the OCCB5IOH_ a. t-uhiutsive little sous from the] ullthctic flillllt: on the bed. , - At last ollt stirred. and turner-n ovc1, slit up on the edge 0t the boo} and wlpcu her reodel cd and W311. ‘billillPLl eyes a.O\\'l§‘ w-lth a ridicuh, idltlslV little apololzi‘ for a 4.8.ll(lI\'€‘l'-l t. . siting there for! (awhile. staring. woefully and unsecfl initlt at ll photograph oi a tollegel group on the wall. and then she rose! listlcssly- to her feet and made her wav inio the adjoining bathroom. y

she returned to the bedroom pre- |S<‘lllI_\'_ \\'llll the worst oi‘ the rev-t

‘ates of her late emotional storm

“it hell awllv 11nd sci about chang-

ilis. irunl her somewhat crumpled

Plllllb kit iiito a cotton house-frock.

‘lhcu she went over to the tiny

(ll‘t‘:$lIl,'.Z-L£lbl(‘ and combed and pat-

lCll‘ her llilll‘ into shape again.

'll\l$ done, she sat tor sortie moni-

,cui»- lvt-iu: hcr reficcLon m ihel . illlll wztli an cxprcssintiof tcarliii; |(tl.~i, . upon hcr (llhliilCLv attract-l

,l\'c flirt‘. i "You awful little idiot!‘ she apos- Itropliisetl 1t at last. ivith what seem- (‘ll llllll(‘('£‘.'\<flr_\' bitterness.

Tic shc rn". and making hcr (l(}\\'ll.\t(lll'S, set about prcpluung ~\III)I‘(I.

('ll.~\.l"l‘lilf. V NEWS FROM CUBA Uri the smoke of seven o'clock, the .t.‘.l.t.(‘ll ttlllt: (lkblltlll llUlbllj, UJIU Ii

. lw Ilfih IIIUIIILIILD lJttT JJIIIIIJ llldltl ‘HY

lRll.l('l lll.ci' tiic liolllliit.’ by inc .1. ti door, ' _ __.- iltlll sltkllglll. into the one

slilnl. llvilii; room, and with a sign dl. h.s PIOIHDJLUUC, slle opened Lhc dour It-aulilir out. of tliei téllJltll unit lookco iii zit hlni. l

tic ivlis ginning at inc evening‘ ll.llll.‘l' wnli-n hc nzid orouiznt ill willl 11.1.1, but a. licr appearalltc he look- Lil till ut l1i‘l'_

llc was .1 Ult! man and had evid- cullv bull a handsome man in his]

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tlhic. Lliougll Llicre was iiuw a hint o. (‘Olllhvlllsco iil his ltcavv red face. The m: ILA beiiettlh the grizzled cl\>>cl.v-lll>liticn moustache saggtu a li'lll(‘. aim the blue eyes hau lost. smut-tiling ni that" cclirncss and, iiuticarvrl heavy and more than a lxltlc bloottshot I

" alto. mkiear." he greeted her. "Dimer ready?"

It vms the way in whxh he always.’ referred to their modest evcniilg nun. and ho would have bet-ll’ shocked to hctlr it called suppci‘.

"Yes. Datldv.‘ she returned. “You'll: prompt." "Lloi to be!’ Major Salter jerked

out. "Ttcrcs a committee meeting linvln at the club house at 8 P. M.‘ Anti that rcmiiitis mo, m dear. i1 shall \\".\llL a little moircy. 1 find I've‘ PlllV got about a Sllllllllil on me." she stared at him in (lismay:

"but. Lucid). you had over a pound yesterday!" she rcnlonstrutcd.

I-ls eyes had returned to the paper, but at this he looked up at her illilllll with‘ a frown creasing his brow

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<tcrda,\".1" he said. "Surely 110i? 1 couldn't llflYfl-Oll, perhaps i ti1(t thouie... Yo». I rclnciiiber n0\\.|

I “its playing wlth (Jlarkson in the. llcrnoon and he suggested having uciilintz on the Home. Utiiortun- _ tolv. I lost bv the mcrcst fluke, We lwcrc nil square at the fourteenth. and l'.c managed t0 scrape home by |ll 5l‘l'l(‘.- of the must ldioticallv lucky strokes! 'i‘hci'e was a ten foot. putt [on the seventcentht" l “But. a whole pound?" she inter- irupted. Hlzhast. "No, oi course not!" he said test- i, “that was only five SoLllllllQS. 1 was lust iiuinu to tell you. fl. was a blue tlluic. and he admit- icd as much and suggested a game oi piquct to square Llllllili up. Wcl, to cut a long stoi short. his luck

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Dorothy Dix

’s Letter Box

for Business Should

But There Are Many Things for Her

{DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

,,,_ Sh, By all the Rules of Economics the Girl Trained

Make a Better Wife,

to Guard Against

Nowadays Mien the great majority of girls flt themselves to follow some trade or profession and go from tine schoolroom

room it raises the

Much is

wife whose for instance

promptnesls

lanlty.

Nor would

tor the

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ptllucu lljlcll llLl

of her lltiflda or bursting fllltf) tea "s;

.. the sot answer wrath. This is the wchillqllf? that‘ keeps a marriage from gvmg ‘"- the rocks.

Business should also B080“ P itvoiuun the sinllmlll)‘ and “Niel standing ol hcr husband inat ony those cult hale who have shared a 9011mm,“ QXpQYlCIICC. She knows tlic Tired 15115111955 Man is liu myth be- (tluse blke also tilts collie hollle so tired from a hiufl days W011‘ m“ she ilfll that thew was iioillillll U“ cam, sue wtiiitcu so iuucli as to llol) oil u couch. anu ‘that kshewwlluicllu scream it aiiylwdl film“? w; ncnce slle dues not uiag on w hausteu man MOUHU W W"-1e-> m“ last until z A. M. Ivor docs sheex- pecy, 1.1m to be a gay and brilliant coilverslllionalist, bile ys-fllPlii lfifs‘ him alone. and hcr husband bessts heaven 101' her.

Finally a business training teaches a woman how to Ila-NILE IW-melh Ne‘ woman who has earned her own liv- mu ever looks at a dollar ilvltn fig‘? same eyes us the one who has everytilliig given to hci. 10 t...e one 1L 15 smuggling L0 Ull'0\\' 3L L118 D1105. to the other ll. i.» sonleitlmg 111M 1W5 been ivlouiiht out of one.» vcrv i118 blood, that As mane up .01 strain and weariness, but the only tmnz that stands between one and want and bczgary and that is to be used w-sfly and well. Hence the business wile is nearly always a good economist.

But, on the other hand, the busi- ness girl rtircly knows anything whatever about domesticity, and i110 lntrcluid youth who intrusts his d18- estion to her kcetmni; °111v W0 OW-‘B finds that loves young dicam has been blighted by dyspepsia.

Another disadvantage of the busi- ness girl is that she knows too mucll about men and their little ways. She has telephoned too often to her boss’ ivile that he had to slay down town at. night for an important conference when he W85 201mg to tfav poker. for hcr husband to ever nut over am" such alibi nu her. Also, having had her own my vnvciollf‘. she kiows what hcr services are ivorth in the household and de- mands a fair share of the’ family income. she do_e_s_not take kindlv to

YOUR

(Copyright, 1940,

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. ,-.-l.~-_-u-. For Monday,

held and I yveilt. own another ten .~lllllllliZS. So there vou are. you see. What with that, and one thing and another, I iotuid thyself in the rid-y

CILUIIJ DUSlllUll U1 llUL Dlflllt! ALDIL‘ LO.

Joli Packard to have a drink ulsti now. 1t was reullv most hunuliaiiilg lor a mall in my position."

i She looked at him helplessly. ,

"But surelv vuu uceoil l. have play- cd for money." she ventured. "Your neiisitin isni duc for another six w-ceks. aim we've only got just. over tMOlllY pounds left till then."

"Well, whose lnuli is it!‘ he de- inaticicti. “On vour suizlzcstioii 1 turn it all over to you cverv quarter. and heaven kilows I soc little enough ct’ it back! I can't be expected to bury mistrf alive in the house here. You arc like votir poor mother in tliatI rt-sntrcb. but: was pcriccttv content! to remain in our quarters and ilererl go out at all. It was e fatal policy and thoiilzh I don't. aciuailv sav that it prevented my promootion. there is’ no doubt not u. had a lot to do with it." He paused for a moment and then went on: “But thats neither, here nor there. We're ivastinz time-

thls absurd argument and 1 shall

late for the meeting 1f I'm not. careful. Hurrv up with the dinner, there's a 200d lllfl, and let me be off, Is there any post bv the way?"

" don't know," she said dispirit- crlli", realising the futillt of fur- ther cliscilssion. “I didn't 00k when I came in."

She turned back into the kitchen while he rose and went out to the! front door to look in the letter box. The meal so graildiloquently des- cribed consisted cillefly of a small potato pie and a wedge of cheese, and by the time she hnd removed the pic from the oven and brought the tray into the slittng-ctim-dining room. the Major _hnd returned and

ivas once more immersed in his 17211761‘.

Apnarcntlv there had been a t, fm- two letters, lav on the table. e, tvhich was addressed to him, he had oopencd. It was a, bill from his tailor. The other. addressed to Miss Diana Salter, in a tlhln spldery handwrit- ina, bore a foreign stamp.

"Why, this must be a letter from Uncle Tom!" she exclaimed, looking at. the envelope. “It. isn't his writ- llllZ, t-tioutzh."

ME T00! "Never mind about it now!" the Major said irritably, throwing hs l‘..l\;I‘l‘ aside and drawing n, chair up to the table. "1 mustn't be late for that. committee. and you can read that later. It's an extraordinary tlunlz, bv the way, that my brother never condescends to vrrlm to rue." "Wctl this is onlv the second let-l

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he ivlls hen- r-lgtiteeu months a111,‘ shr- imintcrl cut. l

llr- nl.-~-l 1i hl-r Dltlll‘ over to her oulllhvagil-d himself generously.

at. know that Ilhould have‘

exactly tactful," she admitted after a moment. "But they took it. very wcll. didn't they?"

if it had onlv been the vicar." he continued. kind "of man to forget. a thing like ,and then she sat

tt-r Iulcle has written at all slnoe blunt. but. he was vcrv kind. And :lm~wav. he was onlv brerlklnlz a law

‘breaking in America at. the same ..

MARCH 21 to APRIL I0 (Aries) ~$iars warn against E-ILS of all lands and BVOOLIBHCE‘ of extremes. stick gentlibig’ to sane and rtason- fl5bl6 idms and mctilods. Modera- tion is a safe guide at all times, and especially today.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (‘Tammi- Carolessness may be the M8805! offender this tricky day, so be on guard. Strict attention to import- ant duties, patience with set-backs (if they 0041113") and dinving on fearlessly Wlltll your plans as sched- uled are the requirements. NOt difficult, if you try!

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Needless shopping and social af- fatrs, idleness and other ncn-cssen- tial‘; should be set aside for the t/rully lmpontant, urgent needs of tlhe day. Sound projects approved.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) -Q\tit-ton advised In all activities concerning electricity. radio and elllied subjects. also 1n travel. It will be wise to hold your counsel, especially if you disagree Mob those 1n authority. your employer, ad- vlsor or fellow associates.

JULY M to AUGUST 22 (Leo) -Gon0emt/raticm may be dlfflotilt today but l; necessary, especially if you have important Vlfffk to turn out in a given time. Be painstak-

been mrtlcularly grieved if we hadnt heard from him at. all!" he observed. "We never Lad much in common at anv time. was very glad to see th him. l-le showed no regard whatever for mv position here. and when he openly admitted that he had been enzalzcd In rum-running with a int of fellow-rufflans on the American coasL-riaht in front of the Vicar and Colonel Foster—I hardl knew which wav to turn. And a ter I'd given them to understand that. he had been in command of an Ameri- canliner. too!"

His daluzlzter looked down at her ialate to hide a smile. "He wasn't

"I wouldn't have minded so much

"but Foster's not the

"lhere followedd liked him. He was

a short silence, "I must say. I

hat nearly everyone (‘Lse was

ery interesting question of what sort of business is for wifehood.

ject. At first glance it would seem that a uess training was almost. a MUST requirement for a. girl for matrimony. and would produce a

have had drilled into her habits ot mates drives so tnanv husbands to dHnK and pro-

Sally wlhg clock on'ule dot. would not keep he: husband ivaiting twenty minutes while sne put on her hat. Maine. who was a UTWKHIM-CK With" keeper, uu her cooking by guess and Lltlbu to luck PESLUIS.

u l the business null and whose Job has 0B- 5, mgbfilrnong with a cantankerous boss angular know hové _ . . “ . - h a and keep irn eaiinl; on to smooth the lull 01f hefegiruxsetigitg tgifieialfntcgny witnout “bung m a huh Sm u“ w accept blame lor the thinks 8H8 “W111 d°1 I” that tumeth navml-i QUBTWYS (101951 m“ m h“ and

NF-HHH\VE'fiHNH'h'lPnVI INDIVIDUAL HOROSCOPE

Look In the eezllon your birthday comes In, end flnfi arliat your outlook Ls, according to the at";

-'--~'- '-"-'- '-'- '-' ' mvnm-ruw. May 27m . - .-. .-.-..-.-.-

the counting preparation ,

to be said on both sides of the sub- busi-

price is above rubies. She W011ld. , in the stem dlSClD-lne of an oil-w accuracy, and efficiency whose lack in their

h“ learned to punch ‘the timo-

‘ilicii the 81ft W110 "a5 bee"

hgvnqg to m; about the cost oi her rliew frock.

Sitll another drawback t0 the business wife l5 that she is too ln- dependent to suit the man who be; lieves that a wife should be mefl and humble and subservient to her 10rd and master and like Whfliev" language and conduct he chooses i0

lbestow upon her. The womanvwho i has a izood trade at her zingers end land whose former employer 15 always trcmoanuig tier loss, can put on her hat. and walk out if she- doesrrt like the wav she is treated-

And oosslblv the only r8111 WBY m whichbushless unfit-s a 8111 fol‘ W159‘ hood is that after the first thrill of beiiiz married and having her Own home and her own new furniture has worn off. she finds domesticity dull and boring. she is used to work- int! in crowds. to oeoole Comm: and going all thetime. to hearinlz and seeing new thHlRS. w bfllntl B 99R m a biz machine. and it seems tlat and tame to spend‘ tier days alone tn a little house. with IIOIALIIIB more ex- citlnz to do than to R0 t/O Burke!-

So there vou are. and whether a youmz _man choose the Rlfl who has a business training or one WhO hasn't for a wife. he will probably zet more than he deserves.

Favorite Daluzhttr 0 Lflliy Lllfll

Dear M155 Dix-I am in the iin- usual nosition of havmll a hllfibflnd who notices what I have on; who observes when I have poJshed the silver; who actually tels me to $0 out and buv clothes; who never fails to appreciate and admire what I do‘ and be sympathetic over mv fall- ,url>s. and who constantlv reiterates ‘his conviction that he ls the luck- iest guv in the world and nobody tcould be as wonderful or so much fun to live with as I am. YOH lthlnk that I am married tothe ‘ NLY perfect man?

YOUNG WIFE.

Answer:

Certainlv sounds that way. Any- wav. you must be the favorite daulzihter of Ladv Luck.

DOROTHY DIX.

King Features

with defeats. patient. in n1 you late evening shows favorable for all sound matters.

AUGUST 2'3 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) - Down to earth, sub- stantial interests under beineficent rays. Keep enthusiasm end hope high. Don't worry too much about details.

m8 do. my!

SKRPENIBEIR 34 to OCTOBER 23 (lcbra) _- Your innately calm reasoning faculties and sense 0t balance with stand you in good stead this trying day. Avoid risks and be patient witlh slow moving propctg. Evetrsung unden- most favorable as- pec .

, OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER. 22

(Scorpio) -- Study. research. Liter- ary and newspaper interests and work planning with intelligent, prudent. people rank first in favor under today's tricky planetary ae- peote. Be alera, acqulsltlve and moderate

NOVEMBER I to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) — With your na- tural common eenee end knack for handling cleverly difficult prob- lems and situations working at. full steam today. you will get good re- sults. Be persistent.

D 23 to JANUARY i1 rca/prloom) - Better than yester- day for homely tasks. laborious work and tho=e things tlhat re- quire KXNLI$IOQ and endurance. Not so alislplclmis e period for extens- ive operation or assuming new liabilities.