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, contact with men and thus quarantined, as it were, against wedlock. '

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cation and go out into the world and earn enough to support o. wife, she had almost as well reserve her place in the Old Maids Home, for few men ever return to marry their schoolboy sweethearts. l

Still another reason why the college girl so often fails to marry i3

The most obvious answer is because women always want to marry H their superiors, while men ivant to marry their interiors. A woman al- i rays wants to loop, up to licr husband, while a man enjoys looking down

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In a. word, education makes u woman cliooscy. She gets pcrnickcrty ibout a man's grammar and pronunciation. She wants a litisband who 4m wander with her through the flowery paths of literature and discuss

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paiiioii instead of his sweetie. She wants to discuss the Einstein Theory with him instead of telling him how big and strong and wonderful he is. She despises the ancient feminine wiles of biandishment and flattery, not

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white dlmity, the style is 0116 @1111‘ he whatness of‘ alnt, and so she turns up her nose and down the one realizing that the combined wisdom of all the women of all the ages has "5 cup tum“, lends itself to man)’ ¢°1°T5 and ‘Oung chap who is a go-getter nnd has plenty of native intelligence, but.‘ gone into working out on unbeatable system of tolling men to the altar. 1 wasp“ an‘ materials. ' v rho thinks that Browning is Peaches‘ grandfather and that a primitive Bl“ m the final ‘malysis the reason that college girls don't marry as 6 peppercorns Yellow pique with white swiss

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Uf course. the college girl expects to mate with the college niaii, but ‘JAE, her sentimental hopes are doomed to disappointment, for as a rulc he college men marry the Dumb Dorss, or at least, dumbish ones. I rice heard an exceedingly clever man say to a brilliant woman:

“You arc stimulating and fascinating as a. companion and there is iothing 1 enjoy more than a conversation with you now and then, but I wouldn't be married to you for anything on earth, because I don't want o have to be at my best when I'm at. home. I want to slump mentally -.nd physically. I don't want to have intelligent opinions on philosophical ubjects or to have to hold my own in a political debate with a woman rho has the political situation at hcr fingers‘ cnd. I don't ivant to have o think up wisccracks. I just want t0 grunt and say uli-liuh while my ville babbics on about the baby cutting a. new tooth and the Jones‘ gir: ictting engaged and Mrs. Smith's new dress and the price of lamb chops. l get all the matching of brains with others that; I want outside of my iome."

Without doubt many men have as little relish for home-brewed in- cllcciual stimulus as they have for home-brewed drinks. They prefer t0 ;ct both abroad. And they actually prefer wives whose reading never ‘ wcs further than from the cook-book to the baby-book and the society ind fashion notes in the daily paper. An intelligent woman is mortified :0 death when hcr husband cannot hold his own with other men in con- versation and expresses ignorant and asininc opinions, but; a man appar- rntly iicvci" notices his moronic wife's blunders and therein licsonc of the fundamental differences between the sexes that nobody can explain.

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early and c-lieii as ilic common, or garden, variety of flappers is because men don't ask them to. Arid this is because men have a traditional fear ' oi bluc stockings that no association with perfectly harmless girls with I college degrees has ever dissipated. And because a man's vanity makes him aluays ivant his wife to regard him as a Solomon who knows it all, and who asks him what hc thinks she thinks. And because men have an idea that they can manage a nitwit easier than they can a highbrow and because they are under the dclusloii that a woman who doesn't know anything else necessarily is domestic.

In all of ivhich theories they are sadly mistaken. But it keeps men marrying foo‘s who bore them to death, who have the stubbornness and uiircasoii of fools, who bear dull children, who are slipsliod housekeepers and poisonous cooks, because they lack the intelligence to do their Job well. ' Seine day, perhaps, men will find out that the more intelligent a woman is, the better wife she makes. And then the college girl will have the pick of the lot. ' DOROTHY DIX,

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Some would call it poetry, and "then there are those high-brow! 'who would sneer and say common dosgerel." Nevertheless, some cptl- “m” m‘ “m (‘aim is prefengd? mlstlc soul away back in 192i, when w“? “in card“ y‘

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“Vi/lint was his present, “dear?” ‘asked a chorus of female voices on Boxing Day. “Was it a pearl brooch or a. bracelet, or was it a. diamond tiara?" The fair fizincecs eyes, \‘.'lllf.‘ll lately had glittercd with glowing anticipatioris, grew moist. "It wasn't-anything!" she replied.

the bitterly disappointed one, thcl tears now bursting through theiri barriers, “h-he asked me w-what I wanted, and I told him I'd l-love lilm just as much if he didn't g-get me anything - and s-so h-he d-didnt!"

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Another reason why women's colleges are spinster factories, as somc- "N01; gnyuflng?" cried her friendi Aunt Man; says; Z5-W11l Pldmfie- m A‘ they heaved the ‘cad the 5km higailzlgyfgrtiazih. I stays _°n Pals- AIWI‘ giving her Vinol (‘lrolé me has said, is that they keep a girl in school during the years in which “Qh, we brute; How did n; ha“, My 01d man-s 80mg to be a better m, ymmm’ p" “m: M w h flxjmm ‘and d; more flrmah tiflllclt shed ca“ geeélgy’ éfigzccs the is most marriage-minded and most attractive of men. In the exclus- p011?" "well, you sec,‘ explained ‘usband to ‘me in 19933. That ain't I ‘It anus has’ by heck "a y ‘leigh an rosy c '

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Any person found cutting or ro- moving any lumber or wood off the property formerly owned by Patrick Callaghan at Sprlngton, Lot 67 will be proceeded against by law.

DATED thil January. A. D., 1933.

MRS. PEARL McKINNON,

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The Gilinours left Long Petworth about eleven. Going home, John Gilmour glanced at the lmpassivo face of his son.

"Rather odd about Patricia," he reflected. "I hope there's nothing wrong." ,

"Of course not," said Geoffrey. "Why should there be? You let Lady chyiflcte put the wind up on you, Father. Pat can take care of her- self."

“Wcll, I know I should have been worried to death if it had been your mother. However, things are chang- ed sincc those days, and you young people understand each other, I suppose."

When they arrived at Hemshott, Geoffrey went straight upstairs. John Gilmour helped himself to a

whisky and soda, and sat down in the moming-room to glance at the evening paper before he went to bed.

About ten minutes later, the door bell" rang. John Gilmour, always a considerate, if an exacting employ- er, hacl instructed the servants not to wait up for him. He went to the door himself, and unbolted it. On the threshold, hatless, stood Sir Hugh Lysarde.

John Gilmour started at him.

"I've had. n. te‘ ‘ n. message from Patricia," said Sir Hugh. "I thought I'd sooner come down my- self than telephone it. Cari I come in?"

"Of course," said John Gilmour. He closed the door and led the way into the morning-room. "A whisky- and-soda, sir Hugh?"

"I need it," said the baronet, passing a frantic hand through his thick, black hair. “And a. good strong one, Gilmour. Thank you.’

John Gilmour guessed some girl- lsh escapade, and smiled. But Sir Hugh did not smile. He creased his low, expressive forehead and said, "Patricia. phoned from Edinburgh. She was married to Colonel Mlllar,

ism, Sir Hush." said John Gilmour. “But, if the encasement 11141 l° b? broken off, there are other wayfi 05 doing such things that would have been more considerate than letting it come like this. I must say that Patricia has treated Geoffrey very badly, very badly indeed."

"Badly? I should have said ab- oniinably," said Sir Hugh. “If she had changed her mind, why couldn't she have told him so all above board, instead of bolting of and leaving all the unpleasantness to me. I always thought Pat a bit dif- ferent from the rest of the family, but now I see she's s. thorough Lysarde after all. How will Geoffrey take it, Gllmour?"

John Ciilmour was a scrupulously truthful man. Somehow he must have come to believe what he acid then. '

"I'm afraidit will be a great blow to him. He was devoted to Patricia.’

“I know," said Sir Hugh, sitting , wn heavily and staring at the carpet. “Childhood's playmates, and all that. I never believe in it. Ran away with a girl I'd only known ninety six hours myself. Bo I sup-

John Gilmour. stiflly- "'11s 1t m"! has been my motto all through life. should not think he was asleep hot. He contracted a bad 1111b" 01 reading lri bed while he was in Glasgow. I'll call him down."

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He went out of the room. Bir Hugh mixed another whisky and drank most oi it, thinking of all the things that he would like to say to Pat.

John Ciilmour returned, and not fai- behind him cams Geoffrey. sleepy and handsome in a brown- and-orange silk dressing-gown.

Sir Hugh stood up leaning against the mantlepiece with the tumbler in his hand. He was extremely sorry for Geoffrey, and he tried to be

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"I suppose you're surprised to see me at this time of night?"

Geoffrey said, "Well, I expect you've had some news of Pat?"

"I have," said sir Hugh. "And it's news I hate telling you. I'm furious with her, Geoffrey. She's gone of! and got married to s. ColonelMillar behind all our backs.‘

There was silence. Sir Hugh drank his whisky. John Gilincuf. less sensitive, looked at his son.

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smacking," he said a little more cheerfully. "And I should like to give it to her. This fellow, Millar, except that he commands the sec- ond L. L. 1., what do I know of him? Daughters are the devil! Good heav- ens, Gilmour, you can congratulate

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