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loves waiting for seven years and then have nothing definite in mind re- Serdlng marriage? That is the situation I am in and my heart is break.

ms over lt. For that Iength of time I have been keeping company with a man who could H01- merry because he had to support g mother. two sisters and a. brother, bug 11, was with the understanding that when they were .in their feet we \vou.d marry. Now the ais- iers and brothcr are able to support them. selves and contribute their sham toward making a home for the mother, buf, B11 may, 110 SDYS is that when both of the girls have good _iobs "maybe" we can many, Dam; you think that he has done his duty by his fam- ily ann should think something of his duty to me? How can I make him consider gm- future together? DoRUrHY.

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The i'e‘.i_-llrick mill towered, in

fool-bl'.-chtucii. solid uidifference, eiglr. ;.‘.o‘.'ns abate nie cement side- l ‘writ-:_ (;'.'cr c:.c doorway was ii' bin(_Z-;i;.ll-v.'l.i1v simi which read, "Olin .1 i£:1tx';.n'.c."

.»`~.:ni (utr-t'r~<l and founci herself

in a .~.;n...l rrc-cption hal rliviclell by e. rni.;ix'_; with it swinging gmc. it was i:cr'sL~concl dny of job-hunting. The fi:-~: lxici brolsght no results.

A ,.;1, :3:.\\iz:: gum. came to the

ruil;:1.;';i:iii a.~ke<l her what sho F1111'-111.

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n‘.z=.i;i~.;_'cr.' Alnizi asked. .

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xl;-'H \‘.ii..ri- 1.1.11 Lum?" the girl six.-~ vt Zzvr in fi bowilclering suc-

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1"ii.'= imzti i;";i1.r‘_ lnrukly cilicientl yo‘1i1_; pn-;'.<oz~. who appraised her with si:rc'.\'-.i ejvcs.

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said brisl-Lly, "the first thing you do is fill out one of these application blanks, Put dovin whatever you can <10, your name, address, age and previous cmpioyinent, and l`li take it to the assistant nianugfr."

Snc handed Alma a long D.1n'.cd

form and a. pen, and then iurind back to her de..k. Alum iillcu out] the form as be-:t she could, but when she came to ‘Previous pm. p.oyment," she hcsztatcd. She had no previous experience, nnd she ciidn'L knov: liz;-lv tu do aii_v:h1ng. She reluctantly wrote clown, "Nano,"

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you and has no intention whatever oi' \-~ m -' r _ do not act as he is doing. They dontepitilt ofl1rt1lldn\$cli(dli1rig dlxnalilxrll lil; l vaguely about marrying some time in the distant future, They hurry it UD- S0m€th0W. 501116 WHY. )'0u have lost your allure for him and he no longer desires you. That is the explanation of his Condugg

It is a. hard thing to keep the lo li" t b ~ ` fo r

WOIIWH S°f11€i1m€S dv. but men 1'ai'l>ly lldlccoiiilnllixdlg the lsglnalrllelzrls X doubtful if anything but a sense of duty causes many men to fulfill a _marriage engagement that has lasted that long, The wear and tear of

ust as much as he can of the \\'oinu:i il. vriioin lic is married.

Indeed, a man is much loss fniihful lo R lun.; mgngglneng man he L,

to marriage »becau.=c, for one thing. it i.». an indcimi;.¢ M-mngem¢m,_50n of an opilon on a girls affections iliat in-cpe; liirn ivondering if lv wants ‘ to foreclose it or not. `-

For another thing, an engagement has most of the disadvantage, -_ '

marriage ‘and none of its' perquisites. Ann, for still another thing, 1; 13 more like.y to bore a man than ni_arrio.;.e is bccliugc an engaged Couple have not the common interests in life that a hu:baud and wife have nor the sense of finality of having made their birgaui and being bound to

More than once in this column I have warned iris ai `

whose attentions are without iniuinions; who inontllolizeag gllrsltulllxenlleg- 1 youth and beauty last and drive all ther men away from hcr; who make love to her and talk glittering gomi~u.i1.es about the beautiful life they are to live together some day, but who never come down to brass tacks ` and pop the question.

inch men have no intention of _c\'er`bu1~d@nlng memselves Wm, wives

and :wing families to support. ihczr on.y purpose is to enjoy the society of an attractive young woman, be flattered by her aclinh-ation use her house as a home and eat her mothers good dinners, and all at fha cheap price of a few movie tickets. 'l‘liot they doom the girl to endless years of wearywaiting and old maidcnhocd is the less; of their wan-le_»,_

A girl is foolish to waste her time v\u'.1,lng gn g man who ¢ann0|; even

.see the wedding day through a tclcsccpe. Put up or shut up is as good

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a motto for the boy friend as it is for thc gambler. . _*"**'DOR/OTHYDLX.

Dear Miss Dix-My \vifc and I were married ten years ago. At that

time I held a. fine position and had good piospcc-is for advancement, but about .six months after our wedcling I was taken with a. sicknmg from which doctors have told me I will never recover. I was forced to give up

The girl s‘l:died th- forri anll ‘

fro'.vned, talipmg her Ltccih l'.'i1h lil Radio program

bright-colored pencil, `

“Hm1nm. Wcll, I’ll take it in lo, \Nl “U0 l' 55"" su-*ni

Kenciricks. Wait hcrc." She discip-

gearcd through a gr:>‘.ii1cl-giiss

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“I should have I-:n3'.\_'n better," she lh0U8ht butt-;'l_\'. "I tl0ii't know uni: 6 pm.-News in B`Hl§1l5l\- 3RD~ more about this world than a duck 31.1 m., 9.63 meg. .

does about deserts!"

The only thin; that kept lic-r from LONDON

leaping up and flicing from :he

bupding was the irescupabc f1c‘| X Ma 1 »

had to and work She Could ,,O,` weekly review of things at Home. buck down and run away just be_l GSP, 19.6 m., 15.31 meg.. GBC. gauge 5115 was 5531-cd* She had ‘mi 25.5 Ili., 11.75 meg.; GSC, 31.3 Ui., make good, for her fathers s:.ke.` 953 meg-

She must not give way to panic. PARIS

The 8Y0lllld-31355 docr opened, _ and a short, thick-sct man in sh rt 7315 D»m~-MU-`-Iwi lJ1`0Zl`¥\m- TPA sleeves and vcsi, with nn vj.'o-.~lin:lc- -4. 125.5 111-. 11-72 H108-

on his forehead followed the gn-i

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"You‘re Miss W1iii:zi‘:.er - er - -

the drugg'ist's zlazigzixmi-?" he in- 9:30 p.m. - “Fun at Christie quired uncertaluiy. ‘Lu'.v.ou Whit- l Street". CRCX, 492 m.. 6.09 meg.: takers daugiiterv' , T ciao. 411.7 m._ 6.15 meg.; c.rR.X. "Yes," Alma admitted, “and I` 255 m_ 11__72 meg

want a job; any kind or .1 ich!" ’

He frowned at licr. then sttizllcd LONDON

the npplicc.iicn bizink.

_“Im afraid youve _come to the 9:25 pm__~Und¢|- Big B¢n_" A wrong place, Miss \Vl1iIt:il:.-r. 'l`l_crL> ‘Mk b.. Howard wa,-shall G51) wouldn’t be any job here tit:-; youkl I ai, “'11-.T ,, ,` GBC 3'1 3 m ' want to take." Hc lics.tnt'.'d. "But - RQ) m" , 'M mc°" ' ' "

3;-r-Iél take this application in to 9'°8 Img'

. arrett, our grin-ral man er,

and see what hc thinks." as LONDDN _ Alma sat down 11gain.sheiioiicccl‘ 9140 l'>»m~-"Tile 3038111' Sl9Ud°n¢-' the brisk eillclency of the otixcz.. A Com;c GIJUW- GED' 25-5 m-» 11-75 girl. She got ihc impression ibut ` mcg.; GSC, 31.3 m., 9.58 meg.

she liked her job, and it came to

her that other workers probably cn- Togy()

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"Listen, g0r,':£ous.” he .snnppnl fit

the oiTice girl, "get M:-_ G:\.;c!t in,

a hurry! 'I`hcrc‘s the devil to pay in

Quickly checked

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the dye room!"

The girl hurried a'.v;‘._v. and thc

ly. His eycs flicked Alma biicily, Jud but turned away again as ii slic had W5 °" VAPORUI

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health.

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crippled child.

my position and, although ovcu during the depression I have always l1\U\B»8¢<l‘ t0 get some sort of work, it nas always been at a continually lower salary and I live in constant dread of losing my job because. of my

Through all of this my wife has fought shoulder to shoulder with me.

She has gone out to work in order to help pay the doctors’ bills, she has never complained and has continually kept me cheered up when my spirits were at their lowest. She is wonderful and I love her more today than I did when I married her. Although she is in her thirties, she is still beau- tiful and young, and I know that if she were not tied down to me she could find some husband \vho could support her as she should be cared for, or she could find a position whcrc she could support herself in com- Iort. It is difficult for it married woiiiun to hold a good position.

Now comes the probiein-should I divorce her and give her the free-

dom she dcservs so that she might live the rest of her life in happiness. or should I be selfish and keep her as my wif:'i I .ovc her so much that I want her happiness above my own. vvliat shall I do? G. I-I. J.

I think you have little understanding of a womans love if you think

you would secure your wifc`s happiness by divorcing ner so that she could marry a rich man. Women such ns she is don`t love men for what they can get out of them and they ure not ready to quit and move over from Poverty Flat to Easy Street when things go wrong and marriage doesnt tum out as rosy for them as it promised.

There is no disputing that there are plenty of wives who are gold-

viiggers and who value husbands because or tlic cars and Jewels and line cjothes and good times they can give thcin, but thc proportion of such wives is small. Most wives litcraly do tnkc their liusbahds for better or worse. When the worst comes, and especially when sickness comes, it muses something maternal in thcm that ninkes them stick to the bitter end and makes them at tender to their hu:-.bands as they would be to it

l Valiant is the word for your wiic and all the other wives who hHv¢ felt it a. privilege and not n burden io minister to sick husbands and W go out to work to support the men who \-:oulrl so g adly have toi-ed to ill) them in luxury. and who loved their husbands the more their husbolldé needed their love. D0n‘t insult such a, woman by even suggesting that she is coward enough to turn hcr back on a suffering husband to 80 W one who could give her more money, or that sho is for sa.e to the highest bidder. You give her n. rare nnd unselfish love such as few women now. Believe me, most women would rather have that than a sable coat.

DOROTHY DIX.

time-” __ "That will hardly be ncccssary- Mr. Garrett said grufhv- "I Only hope it won't be too difficult for you to get the swing of things. You sac. Miss Whittaker, the profit ni<\rgiu is ao narrow that every little tbinf; counts. We’ra either u big machine. working smoothly. or we'rc a wreck.

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with creditors nailing up our doors!" G 1.-_ _` *___

“I-understand!" she said huak-

ily.

Hc stared at her a moment, and

thcn suddenly, reached out a lean hand and grasped one 0! hers.

"rm sorry," he said gruffiy. "And

you‘ll get along. I hope you like us. . . . Kondricks, will you-cr-get Miss Whittaker started?"

(To Be Continued.)

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accompanied by n mil, rzrci'-lwirffl man of distinguishccl nlip:f~"::1‘.c€.

who was e\.;den_1y M1-_ Gum-_i. thcy'd want expericnced help!

"Miss Whittaker?" the lniter ad- Garrett wa. lookillil 9-ft"

dressed Mm," “Wwe vary Sony lzcr, noting every _ine of defeat in that we haven-t any Op;n_ng`1n Dm- her slight, girlish figure, as he lis- offices right now. If you'il como 10006 L0 Wltlll me W°1'k""‘“ Wag back in a few monihr. perhaps f'l\5'll'liZ~ A-Vid -lust 55 Mm* 5"'5P° there may be a vacancy. We'rc .on he floor handle, he spoke quickly,

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AUSTRALIA SCHOOLS

ENCOUBAGE 'l'l'lRll"‘l`

M.EL`B»OUR.N`E, Victoria, Dec. 2-

More than 81,000,000 has been de- posited in school banks by students in Victoria. Framed certificates. is- sued by the Brute Saving Bank of Victoria and ,presented to s':ho;11 in the state in which 100 per cent of the pupils are depositors in the school bank, have been gnven out to 348 echooie.

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These fasinating blousm take just

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The sleves of the tailored :hirt

blouse and the shoulders out in one. It is a very useful gift. fashioned of crepe silk in pastel or dark shzde. Satin crepe and wool Jer ey are other popular mediums for it.

The front yoke and bend down the

front oi' the little basque blouse cut in one. The flaring peplum empha- sizes the tight fit of the weistllne. Fashioned of lame or of brig/ht satin crepe, it has loads of a.bove-t.he- table appeal for dinner..

The pattern and suitable material

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City State teria, 1,345 have received deposits from '15 per cent of their pupils. School children in New South Wales have $915,624 to their credit, an increase ol $136,000.

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