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“Daughter Of Venus"

B1’ ROBERT TERRY SHANNON

l 1 ll \i'l'lil( XX l the thing: to do will‘ dccirled ‘ _ _ l _ wt.» 1o net-l p: l-t-r llllllllllkl- i ‘ ~~ ~"~"1‘ V1 11H‘ Elli-r \\.1. and gt-l 1t nvrr \\1'l1. . on: u \\'\\11u|11 lwr 1; \\.»-- '.~r_v xvi-ll. Rladznnti, irce vou illtflFik-lti

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-» » ~‘ l1l\‘.\'\\'t-‘1‘@1lll- “Here stop P?" he strapped. 1 3H1 ‘AU-ll Flute and "You're cxc n: Madanxe Ilubcrt.‘ * i». _ Clmlro11l~nll of ~11 :11 once!"

~ .1 - .11e1~[, i l “Nolmrlv ts your: m clear out and

with this one?‘ she i.~ point! 1n read that letter!" ' ("P e PYiCklilll-i. "It The Aluduzitc.» voice vibrated clcc-i lvlhllllllvlll." y tricallv. "inure all in a compil- llltllll-“cd Madame ncy of some kind and it has got to, l >101)! Don't be a fooh-Julic; -» rcud c. lust a vromml- 1t!“ (ISL 0f n per-t Juliet got 11p and her chair lnrlrlv » a sntall intilc on the. glared floor of ‘vile he 11nd ordi-j the wry antiszciwtit- room. l-Yn‘ .~l-zn1- iv ithrltﬁl unjsuilc.’ obscure reason she fro, 51", _1 inner} in tr-gmgl bc standing. Her chock: '. r>rt11natt~ly' her. int: but her voicc liud a rt-t trailing tlu>h accent. "if-light it‘. Ptwl "VFW nw-ll." >he said.

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d old wonnln‘ letter from Mrs (lei-uh! M1. w l ' n coniplmilt; den. “Dczv; Nl-adann» llnbcrt: ‘to stifle. lhitslmnrl and I lmvc l\t‘(‘ll happily"

. r us hear it,” ln-lfr, it u mute optical

lnarrir-d for fourteen ywurs I lnivc‘, bevn I! rcsptw-tulilty faitlziul wifel 11nd have tlont‘ 1‘\'(‘l’_\' l 111-; to kecpl

'.- - "t, lll('l‘<‘1_\‘ won- our homo pure and . l. And I‘ 1 _ . 1110 urns‘ looking, will say" for M1. 11¢ #41,.“ p. “l 9 ' 14 he was P. clean man 1111111 I10 came‘

l . 1' ..l,v Iltrlllllig’. Madonna" under the lntlnrnce of a Jr-x- ‘ in} F" l " llwlls‘ the loner and rc- your place of lauslmxw, I rrtw. to n: " " 1 "f flllvﬂlohe. "No. woman who calls hcrsclt‘ Julietl l‘ 11v .10 tzrc you any Rankin. Some time ago I tollmvcrl l" ' him to 11m" apartment and trlllllll’

'~ l ~ ' tint: letter!" them together in n drunken condi-

i ("our lcavint? her llwlll she had sought .rr1‘. ed. For an instant

tton. Mr. hIcSparlden was doing an indecent dunec when the door was opened. I should have citlicd the

"~ * 0i YPilYiYlR the lettcr police but I did not. Since that. llltlt‘ 3'7, ‘ ‘ if!“ 91b‘ Tiling them our home has been n hell on earth -~' -? 111*‘ \\'1ll1ll1\\'. and he trcnts me like dirt llll(lt'l' his _ l ‘ feet. I have talked this ovcr with‘ \ ‘ lilUllLLlil- several friends and thzyv all ndvisv l 11F \v\-‘,l-1na111c1t1'cd mo. that I am right in askin‘: you tn ‘- l was sunk in a (llscharec this Jvzclycl. who is a dis- h MCSJllLldvll, grace to _vour place and siwnds her

was waltlinig -.v1lh nothnnz more lie dvvotioii in

time wrecking my llmnc."

MeSpndrlcn tlronncrl aloud. never fol-cot thisr"

"T rlo not \vi::l1 to divorce Mr. i" *1 Mcsparldon rmd $111: him for nli- llﬂ“ monv.” Juliet. rcnrl on rcmorsw ll-“k lrssp " ‘but unlrns this Jczcbcl lr I'm Fvlldlll‘! 1'3’ rt-mmrd from his path I'll he fnrrcrl Y ‘l illlﬂliloll 0f "Y4 llﬁlllt-S to do so. As you know .it' this casej 'lll'll*‘ll 1'Tl\<litll\c HUUPTL. l" gets in the llt"\\'."l)f\])f‘l‘§ it will rrllcctl I" Tl kill”- "W-‘l “‘l‘l1'l‘-**"‘<l l ' upon your business and I um‘ m mo wnd I must know the con-l a lntl, you as u (lvcvnt. "woman to lvlrrV‘ protect my homo. Please lct me

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gnu; (illrd with a It‘ll.~(‘ Slllll!l*s<. "‘Sillc<‘rviv jam a .lul' t‘: brain worked fvverishly in, "‘I\h jMtSpnzlrlrviw the ‘er-onus She might have risen! Juliet tm- .11 the letter on lad-

nnd milks-d. from the room. WI mutt llubcrfs hvd v.'i‘h tin irr-niczil fzrllllfllhllil! w-ent uneoinfortnl>l_v . smile. xmntnst the g-redn at the thought of "Now you know the \l‘ﬁl'§l."

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They had just been married, mid afbcr u Hltlllﬁll)‘ lecture the minister. remarked, “Well, 111;: near zriunvnwl

l tor look in the eyes, but hcr voicc

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‘A Wife Should be a Yes-Yesser if She Hopes to Enjoy Happiness -— Otherwloe She Should Not g0 t0 the Altair With a Man With Whom She Disagrees all the Time

135m- uiss Dix-Do vou believe that two people who Mc diﬂmetflcﬂl , ODDOSHLCS can ever get 411011;: in pence and lmrmunv? i110 E111 I 8m 9Y1" l gngcd to and I have not n Mllﬂlv‘ taste, thought nor hublt in common, yet. I we lovc each other. \\'h1\t do SOu t-hlnk 01 lllC future ui such a ituu-rlugt‘? ARTHUR.

Answer. _

I think lb l. mighty hkcly tobc a stormy volugc that will end in the divorce court, Maybe U“. ppt-srrtrl attraction that; you haw for 0111-11 other will be strong enough to 0n- nble you to s11r\1\e the (‘Ycll-llﬂlﬁ of temller and temperament Lhnt yOu will encounter almost conlinu-al‘ '_ but. I doubt it.

n i5 “m. m‘ Nature's ironic jcsts to draw (,pp,,_sm.h ,oy_1=11u>r-_ bvcziuse Nature rsconr-i corned only with lhc 140M195 ‘We 5996:)“ “t? not the llllltlllllﬁﬁs oi me llldlvldllﬂl. 11'» ‘g vcrv ditlcrenccs 111M Blllfﬁcwd 11191} “n women to each other bcforc m1. 11cc rend them apart after marriage.

_ ‘ . . . ._ ‘ . \ ~ - ,- ' know.

It you will think or the dlsgilnltltrl hu lmndr, SPIhWQIPSOaQEHiaLHy vou \\lll rind that at the bottom ut all o1 the 11011 c LS ‘nu ‘i! are- ‘rlp-rr- 15‘ nolhnlg “lone, with erllnr 11h llllhDdlKl o1 Lin. \\_l Y‘

‘ 111st (llll\‘l'l‘lll from each ulln-r. htlunvr one lltlh comnuttui illlly CF61"? luluinst the other. Ilc or shc has hm done Stllllvlllllll; U11" l“ ° ‘e doc.- n'1 like to do. _

he nlan is of a lnattcr-lll~l=l<'l.

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hrove- i< wtlvclion tor hi: witt- bv null-ill: lilS. fingers to the hone to sull- W,‘ m, m“. “m.,,” 1., \l|\,\h\]]: (n1, \.11h iomalrrti: ttucnlhuirilwlilct mound out thai $114’ 1." \'\'ll‘tl bma1t.~»1- her hi1» .1 d 1x111. 4 -

The hu~band llkvs 1o _1ila,\’ ttoh‘ and lllt‘ \\'it'<v~>1l0c.\1\'l/. ﬂlld she cries 'l'iu- wltc lover; socicty' and w» YPPYOIXCUCS her

liner. aloud to Hcarvcn that she in a 1101f wnlou: qr, “pout. The husband 1s .1 .\ti('lc-111<ll1e~111111l and hi.‘ 11l>o11tgad<li1nL And #0 on and so on.

'l‘nc1'c a11- nnllions oi ]l\llll\‘\ in which tin-re is. a daily spat _ov0r> ‘L118 roller. the t-hildrun, the neighbor. the (log, the cat», over t‘\'(‘l‘_\'llllllg 110111 politic to pic. and tor no calrlhly reason except. that the lnnbund Lllllllib and lhc wife thinks nnolhcr, _

And. cull\'1*1'scl_\'_ the llllllp)‘ humus‘, the successful tnttrrlages are those in \\'lll(‘ll the htnbzliid and w"e ‘ikc the same 1l1un;s,_QnJ0_v~ the _same pvrnrc. have thc sumo point o1 oxv. ride the same ltohbuas. T1115 1S but nzltnral. for the pcoplz‘ wc Ulljtl)‘ lllU-‘L arc Lliom? who ngrcc with us, D0! Lilli-Ht‘ who ‘argue c\'cr_\' point with us.

Doubtlcss ll is DOSMDH! for a husband and wifc who are of 01311051") natures and huvc dltlercnt tastes and habits to gct tilong 1029mm‘, but 1i would require almost superlnunan sclI-roillrol and unsclllshness to do 50. And. at l)t‘Sl. they would achieve but an armed neutrality,

Each would have to be i1c1'pe111all_v on guard to avoid antagonizing the 01hr" lint-h would have to think before her or Slu- spokc (or tear of ' ‘thing that would 5.1311 n tight. Eur-h would have to continu- ally .~.1cr1tn~t= hi.~. own desire»; to the other. And I (loubr if a. lXJnce so dearly bought would bc worth the pricc.

_v is the 0111* and only indispensable thing in marriage. Iluvnir that you have cvervtliiilg. Without it, you have nothing. For l1 Kt‘ and for your own ikc don't marry‘ a. girl who is antagonistic t0 A wifc Sllﬁllltl be n y aser ,not n. no-nocr, llcar Alisa Div After l1: 11,: been mnrrierl only seven nlonths, my huhllnllltl and I l‘(‘flll.'t d that we had imulc a terrible mistake und that; we could never get irloni; together. Nothing wrong. we just. made each oiher miserable. So we decided to end n, nnd go OlU.‘ separate “lays. We lclt, 1t would bu wrong to have children when there was nolove between us and bring them up in a homo that was full oi‘ strife and quarrcllng. 1 Pltjlltlllluflf w 113' 1>@<>_u_1r_._nut my run-cut.»- are lllflOlN with me. They sny {lung olanu ck or my lllt‘ and that; I have disgraced the family. 11f. nn mt. should may shut up all the time and not, want any one

tn are me. Won't allow me to go out :1ny'v.'l1ore_ Tron; me as a black xhevp. I um so miserable 1 am thinking of ending it, all. What am I tn do? WORRIED TWENTY AILKWPFI '

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xnnircr to Aiudztlnc Ilulicrt. ‘That. letter," he said quiveriniz. "i‘ n deliberate mikstatclncilt 0f tin farts. Bliss Rankin is perfectly" in- noovnt. of any ~’ ’

lvlndtrme Ilubcrt nmnagcd to turn her ltond slighilyn 'l‘ltere uns a bit-

was void and leadvir

"Front the beginning,“ she snid grimly, "I warned you against, mix- ing up with men. fro. had stilpld- ity in my business and I've hnd m"- rngmtcc .and I've had mistaken but nobody close to me has ever been disltrvul."

"You tnust stop talking, please." interrupted Von Gucrdon, but the biﬂilllllll‘ lléllvrcrl him. 'I‘11ri1 out. on n. llourccl board and

“And “NW5 “Ml Wlldl‘ SIlYPHi knrud lightly to smooth the dough. me. Miss Rankin. a Jillllll disloyalty" R011 3.3 Ufa“ inch mick sprcad A woman can disrupt an urgailizu- “p1, ‘Sufwnfd butter cover with lion more thoroughly thun an 34cm, curmms and sprinkle ﬁber- ““"ll"““‘k"- Ymwl‘ hm 07ml“ "m! allv with brown sugar and cin- Vnn Guvrdon on itcttlvs, but I had’ "H5101, Ron up and cm on piece MW“ M‘ "l" ‘ml I l““'t‘1' "P" 2 inches thick Melt. 4 tablespoons dreamed _v0u'd tiu-lzle Atcsparlden. but“, m a Skillet‘ add L2 cup

Th“ “Us m” “WW” I "MIL “ml dark corn syrup. Plncc the b11115.

CINNAIWION BUNS

Slfn 3 cups flour, 2 tablespoon sugar, 3 teaspoons baking powder and l l(‘1l>]}()lll\ salt. together. Cut in 4 table 0m shortening. Beat. 1 egg .~l1uhtly and add 3-4 cup cold Wntci’. Mix the liquid with the dry iilgredlcnts" to make a. soft, dough.

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and. there is one less to support. not consider it any cause tor reloic

pretty clothes and entcrtuin for you

don't, exactly enjoy all the gossip ab

even a. veal chop, they should put yo of earning your own living. 1f yo should get you n job. have you taught one.

your life. Dear Dorothy Dix-—My oldest s

to hunt, a. job he gcts frantic and do

with him? Answer:

that; sort 0t situation.

little lilgg a. bundle of returned goods. _ _ If you will louk at it, from your parents‘ point. of vicw you W111 sec . that. there is a. good (lcul to bc sdlcl on their bidC. ward, when their children got inarricd, to having their huinc to themselves . and their money to spend on thcnksclve; and 1o indulging themselves in various Slllllll luxuries thu tthcy’ couldn't have whvn they had to buy you

younger children have to work and support him,

that. in my 01d ugc I will have to work to support him.

Nothing but; turn him out o! doors. “He that M11 not. work neither shall he out." Your son will ncvcr work as long 21s you and the other children support him, but he would work rather than starve.

l Iviosr uivurcccs gcnfu’i'u111e1- irosuy wcicumc when incy conic buck home utter having made a hash of their marriages, so your experience 1s 1 not. €\1C“"llOllﬂl You sec when a family ﬁnally got, u. danllihler 11111111011 ‘ and otl vnelr lmnds, tncy breathe a high o1 mint and think than that.

So you can rcudily ace that. bllcy d0 ‘ ing when she coincs nun-HHS blwk- i‘ § They hud lookcml tor- l

and see that you had a good b11118-

And so perhaps they Lhink that. you might have made a 10w 5301111095 yourself and put 11p wit-h a fcw faults of your husband rather than break up your marriage and come back on thcm.

And then ,ot course, they out. your divorce.

But, your parents are wrong in the way they are meeting the situation. Instead of treating you like a prodigal duuglilvr to whom they bflérllllllv

u on your {cor and sct you in the Way u have any trade or brolcsston, LUCY

11' you have no trade or profession, they should

1t they won't. help you to hclp yourself, strike out. on your Own. You have no right to sponge on thcin and you will be hrmpicr working than idle. Rctricvc the mistake you have made.

DOlYL Jct one folly ruin on is 28. He will not Work and the Whcn I try to get him cs not sticak to me for weeks. I fcnr

What can I do A WIDOW,

The Bible gives a. remedy for

DOR/OTTIY DIX.

Serve vrhilc still warnr with the sticky side 11p. Nuts may be sprlnklcd in thc pan before the buns nre put, tn Lt you wish.

FROZEN APPLESAUCE. Good for a ilob-Loo-svxcet dessert when you arc solving baked ham.

One and one-hall‘ teaspoons gelatin, 1-2 cup boiling cider, 2

gilt]Lyirlflgjhrinlf,‘ ‘ rut side up in the pan. Bake ln a ma” my H '. - ' nmdcratn oven urtil the buns are ;_ _ . (lone. Invert the sktllcl to tum out.

"the cinamon rolls immediately.

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cider. I (rup swecteurd applesauce , Sottcn the gvluiin in the lemon ‘ juice and pour over it. the boiling cider. Cool, ndd cold cider and

or to accompany the meat. course _

tablespoons lemon juice, 1 cup cold :

sweetened applesauce. Add a dash of cinnamon i! it. is to be served with meat. Turn into ice cream freezer or freezing tmy of re- frigerator and frcczc~ not too hard. Eight small portions.

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The HOUSEWIFE and HER ACTYVITTES

THE MOTORISTS PRAYER-

London Church Times

Grant. me a steady hand watchful eye,

That no mm‘. shall be hurt. when I

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Thou gavest Life; I pray no act of mine

May take away or mar that gilt of Thine.

Teach mc to use my our (or others‘ nocrl. Nor ever mix, through any love of

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With jzxvous heart go my way.

and courteous

HOW MANY HAVE YOU?

It is always amusing to hear u. woman say, “I wonder where the duster is." A stipply of dusticrs is a necessity for good housekeeping. If a cluster is kept. on each floor of the hoiuse one is not so apt to neglect a daily duty.

TWO SUITS

It is not extravagance for the

pcrgon at the senshorcror the sens- 5011 to have two bathing stun. It only one is used by the daily wither she, or he is very apt. todlrtn n damp min which mil remit 1n H summer cold that. is hard tctldfc. The socond suit. may be mes. 1.1- expensivc. thus S.’\\'lllf1' "l" l l‘ one for week-ends when the c1 - are down. NEIGHBORLY GOSSIP

A cont, of vazmlsh saves the rm- tmm on the prinied llnoleuin r114.

Attractive and l1\cxpvi1.~1vv tztblt‘. nmncr for summer 11>.» 1n be made of plain CTZlSh towrluxc

A clean whisk broom is a “ill?” did article with which to s ' R18 clothes. Dlp it in wnrnr w then shake over the artltuc

If you have no (rookie Lin» M“ the cookies on the bot-tom‘ of un in- veﬂgd pie plate. They wall be le§ likely to bum than when baked in tine pan.

AIDING nosmr-u.

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Spring Fashions For Home Dress-Making

A navy blue pique, tor now M‘? lback-to-school wear, mudt- thl! smart. frock. _

The attractively shaped cotllu‘ and culls of pink cotton bi-oudrloth had navy rickrack braid. Wlll"! pearl biltbons accented tln- lrlilllcd bodice and skirt. yckcs, Note lllc 1m- portnnt. and smart, skirt lﬂPllL

Of course percalc print rnllld b0 used equally well. Wine with will"! pin dots, for instance, ‘would be Ml- orable with white lawn collar mired with Irish plcot.

The pnttcm ts so eusy to follow-

Style No. 1828 is designed for 517-45 6, 7 ,8, 9, 10 nnd 12 _venrs. S110 3 requires 3 yards of 39-inch mntcrlal with 4% yards of rick-ruck build.

Price o! PATTERN 15 cents ll1 stamps or ooln (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

No. 1828. Size .................-¢-

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