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while I was ready to settle down from the beginning and go domestic. my wife refuses to do so. She goes out at night with her girl friends who are not married. She spends the housekeeping money on cigar- ettes. movies and finery we cannot afford instead of food. when I come home at night there is nothing to cat. I am very anxious to make a success of my married life. Can you tell me how toJgcl:.n:o?
ANSWER: The wisest person in the world cannot tell you how to make a success of marriage with that kind of wife, because she is evidently lacking in love for you and all idea of duty and all sense of what marriage really means. Nothing but a miracle can change a pleasure-mad. selfish, irresponsible woman into the kind of a wife who is a helpmeet to a man. And miracles mighty seldom L ,, .
It seems to me that now. before there are any children to com- plicate the matter. is the time to have a showdown with your wife. You must make her understand that you are not going to put up with such conduct, and that she has either got to settle down and be a real wife to you or elseyou are going to send her back to her mother. Not many glrls,sre cram about going back home after they are married, and maybe that would bring her to her senses.
Many a wife treats her husband as she does hecause'she thinks he will stand for it, but she would pursue an entirely different line of tactics with him if she knew she would lose her Job unless she gave Iatlslaction. , - l
"W" rD,EA3"rlinSsjDfxrr A young couple had a data set for their wed-
"ding. but postpon ' it because ol the problem of their duty to their respective parents. The boy's father being dead. the young man feels that they should live with his mother. The girl's family needs her help and she feels that they should live with, them. What should they In? A FRIEND
ANSWIIII: Set up a little home oi! their own ind live by them- selves. This will save all hard feelings and give them the chance fort happiness that they would notihaveaif they lived with either's family.
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brai orr . His . daildlter Sr. St. Anna Miriam congregation. do Notre
Dame. Cornwall. Ontario. on being
munber-'of the family from Bos- ton, Mass.. hastened to his bedside but God had called him to his -t ' home below they arrived. He received the last rltu of the Catholic Church from his pastor. Rev. J. B. Croken.
The mneral under the direction of Mr. Milton Jenkins, Millvlew. was held on Tuesday, September 19th to St. Cuthbert's Church. St. Teresa's where solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. J. B. Cr-oken assisted by Rev. Ed- ward Baldwin. C.SS.R. and Rev. James Smith, Charlottetown. The boys choir of Holy Redeemer Church under the direction of Mr. Alex MacLean, organist sang the requiem mass.
He leaves to mourn besides his sor-rowing wife, the former Agnes Trainor, tour sons and five daugh- ters. namely, Sister St. Agnes Miriam Congregation de Notre Dame. Cornwall, Ontario; Lucy, Mrs. Joseph Gormley, St. Teresa's; Annie, Mrs. Chester Handrahan, Plsquld; Margaret, Mrs. Reginald Kenny, Charlottetown: Mary, Mrs. Harrington; Frank, Harry and Eugene. all of Boston, Mass., a son Eugene Reginald predeceased hlrn iweniy-seven years ago; one brother James of St. Teresa's also survives him.
The palbearers were ' Messrs. Leonard Bradley, Joseph Trainor, Thomas Curran. John Smith. Ur- ban Bradley and Daniel Hughes. May his soul rest in peace.
Following are the list of Mass
Cards: Mrs. Patrick McAree. St. Teresa's (5)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAree. Bos- ton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McAree. Boston. Mass.
Francis McAree, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Harrington, Boston,
Joseph Gormicy. St. Trc5ea'
5.
Mr. and Mrs.,Reginald Kenny, Charlottetown
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Handra- han, Pisquid
Francis and Marion Gormley. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. James McArce. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAree, St. Teresa's '
James McAree, Jr.. St. Teresa's
Sisters of St. Anthony's Con- vent. Montreal (5)
-Harry Tralnor and family. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph Trairior and family, St. Teresa's
Cecil and Ruth Tralnor. St. Teresa's
Mrs. Nellie Gormley, St. Teresa's
Teresa's .
Cecil and Estella Connolly. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hughes, Dromore
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hughes, Fort Augustus
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes, ions - Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan, Lake Verde
Augustine and Louis Callaghan, Lake Verde Edwin Trainor. Hermitage
Min Celia Kenny, New York
Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent. Charlottetown
Mr. and Mrs.- Francis Flynn, Charlottetown
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bradley. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley, St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. lknmett Bradley, St. Tu'eoa's
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bradley. St. Teresa's Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bradley. St. Teresa's
Sisters of St. Anne's Academy. Montreal
Mr. and-Mrs. Joim M. Curran,
St. Teresals
.Mr. and Mrs. Sextus Curran, St.
Tcresais
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curran.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curran, St. 's
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cur- ran. St. Teresa's ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Mooney.
St. Teresa's Mceuaid. St.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter -Mcxenna
and tamlly. St. Teresa's
Mr. John J. Power. st. Teresa's Mr. and Mrs. waits?! a
and family, Peakomsta on v
Mr. and Mrsc Thomas ily.
Pealres Station J .
Mr. John A. Mooney. St. Teresa's
- Mrs. Margaret Pendteion, st. -',l'sresa's .
Miss stasis Gonnley. Lynn, - Mr: John Gormlay. St. Teresa's , Mrs. Teresa O'Brien. Cardigan
ultras. ltebaocs Gallant. cardigan ea Mr. .1114 Mrs. Michael smith. at. .
. Mrs. Herman lmlih. Mr. John Snilh, St. Tauu's .., , .............................,..,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Connolly, St. Ma
Mr. Mrs. James O'Brien, St. Teresa's , . Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kenny, Charlottetown i
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ligrs. Gertrute l-landrshan, Pis- qu .'
Mr. and Mrs. James Gillan, St. Teresa's
Edward and Leo Cullen, St. Teresa's
sisters of Notre Dame Academy. Charlottetown .
Mr. Charles Curran and family. St. Teresa's
Mrs. Joseph McAulay and iam- lly, St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mulligan and family. Cardigan
Mr.,snd Mrs. Clarence Redmond. Lake Verde
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mcxenna.
Charlottetown Leo Callaghan,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown
St. Teresats Women's Institute
Sisters St. Alice oi the Angels. Congregation de Notre Dame, Ot- tawa ,
Sisters of Noire Dame (dcs Monte) St. Adele, Quebec
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans. St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. John McKearney, Mt. Stewart A
Miss Mamie Cameron. St.'.l'eresa's
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, St. Teresa's
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunphy, Peaicea Station
Mrs. Loretta Devlne and family. Peakes Station Convent,
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mclnnla. Elliotvale Anna and Bell Curran, Boston.
Mass. Miss Helen McAulsy, Brookline. Ma
ss.
Mr. Harry Bradley, Roxbury. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bradley, Roxbury, Mass.
Mr. George Kelly, Roxbury. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bannon, Bos-
ton. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Manning, Boston. Mass. '
Miss Leona H d . Boston,
Mlts Geneive Handrahan. Bos-
ton. Mass. -
Miss Alicia Handrahan. Boston, as.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Corcoran. Charlestown, Mass. .
Mr. Herman Gormley, Charles- town, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bouchcr. Arlington, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gormley,
usedlt.
Ham and Nellie McWade, Rox- bury, Mass. Mr. Zena Curran. Boston, Mass.
Enrollments in Purgstorisi
Society
Mr. Cyrus M. Sanphy, Lynn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanphy, Lynn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sanphy, Lynn. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chadderton and Jack, Lynn. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDon- ald and family. Lynn. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shanahan. Lynn. Mass.
Mr. and'Mrs. Anthony LeBlanc, Lynn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Southwick and Richard. Peabody. Mass.
Min Annie Callaghan. Fairileld. Maine.
Spiritual Bouquets
The Sisters of St. Martha St. Teresa's Convent
Slsters"Mary Ignatius and Mary Francis. Charlottetown
Mr. and Mrs. John Roche and family, Rumford. Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood and family. Mexico, Maine
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costello, Charlottetown.
Wreath-Family
Mr. and Mrs. Myronollatea, Char- lotteiown
Spray-Brotherhood of Mainten- ance of Railway Employees
Roxbury. Mass.
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Cards and Letters of Sympathy
Sister M. Donalda, West Hill, Ontario
Pupils of First High St. An- thony's Convent, Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. George Knott, Montreal -
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Osadchuk. Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connell. Borden
Miss Teresa Mcxenna. New York
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Downe. Charlotetown
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy, Charlottetown
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Mrs. Patrick McAree and iarnily wish to sincerely thank Rev. Fr, B. Croken and Dr. lumen of Montague also the many kind neighbors and friends who hglg. ed in my Wily during the illness and death of Mr. Patrick -McAree.
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