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DEAR AIISS DIX-I um the oldest of El large Iullllly of girls. As we were poor, I hzld to ge: nut to work at the earliest possible moment, :.~ lnuncy‘ I nlurle went toward giving my younger sisters the hurl. Whenever I had a beau my

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vixu ll"ll‘ll the ehllrl who lives away from home, <l.l.l_v support alnd duzly‘ colnpzlnionshil) which the then-l.

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izxrl the heroic sacrifices d. Of COLIFSO, the family and they say she ls an v thfnl: that shc has some ztvl: und they live in hll‘ to live in their

. you have tlnlc to sure yourself from the tragic Q1110 or m»,- yienaliir-s of your virtues. Since your why not give her the . lei. tllrin rlo some of the sacrificing l tulze u turn at suppqrtlnl; mother.

mily martyr they lllth) lust sight of the fact that Hill“? :0 woman. and at the wise age to marry. rangers and lnuke a fresh start ln life. There ls ln environment to make us all over again. And

st undby. DOROTHY DIX.

I have bccn m "d twelve years. My husband wry that lmrcly gives" us thn necessities of life. 8nd We have no children. Oiﬂce

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.",*l'..lll of 4f) is jllﬁl in her prllne and can learn llaru. Certainly she is more efflclent than a in l~.:- rm. ihe subject of marrying of! her chest

NOW I am 33 years All my other: sirr-"rs have nlurried, have good husbands uuizd humus and good times. my mother's pride is centered in them. She does ihiugs for them that she does not do for me, and makes a fuss over them that she never makes over me. When I ask hcr why she doesn't like to do things to please me when I have sacrificed my life to my

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know the joy and blessing that love tinue supporting his wlfe and child she will not agree to this.

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Only dlvlne wisdom can solve o problem like this. It la far beyond my poor powers, and when such cues are submitted for me I can only wrlng my hands ln impotent anguish and sympathy over the bitter fact thlt Fate seema to punish u: more cruel

No other thing in life la so tragic u that we cannot control our emo- tlons. and either force ourselves to love where we should love. or prevent ourselves from loving where we should not love. Nor can my one relight the flies of passion that have burned themselves out.

certainly because l. mm has ceased to can for bla wife does not release him from his obligation to provide for her, inasmuch an the soul has gone, lt la folly for her to refuse tn release the body.

All "Ill mlde mlfﬂllﬂ really Incl-rill! ll lost. Only the meal ticket part remains. And so I think the wlfe lc wlae when she releases her hlublmd from a. bond that has become o honor to him. There can be no happiness for her in holding n husband against his will, and she. at lent, assures the bepplnesa of the other two, and will be no lea unhappy helselt e v

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A 1' nlly. she replies: “If doing your duty is not enough a fuellon in you, 1 cannot help it." l I find llUIUll very lonely, with a dreary prospect ahead. Have you ‘G. ' nny advice to give? LOUISE- ‘ l Jlnsw _ r; in l - —- 1 a I l’ '1"; re l- uvifilu: else in all human psychology so strange lLs that l“ k l3‘ DZIYPlZx-Aflllil (specially mothers—neyer love their best children best. . l," A 3 You would think that they would have a peculiar tenderness for the l l l 3 ‘ ("jlllil who ha; t rrlileerl its life for thrm, who has toiled to support them, P . uhil lzu< “yd llt homo and cherished them while the other children 5 . 1 ‘..;l'.'s 1' 1 onyu affairs and been free to live their own lives. _ A v_ ° ~» 1i This little tailored suit has rather l; .

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and ls ready to settleldown to her llfe work and make good at lt.

There are many men who are everything that ls good and kind and lovable, who are the best of husbands, but who lack the talent for money- maldng, and when a women ls man-led to one of these she l: very wise to take up some gainful occupation herself ln order to help out. the family finances and to save up aomethln

In the old days n woman was bound to her husband’: limitations. and lf he was not e go-getter, she had to do without all the little com- forts and luxuries that a woman craves. But, fortunately, all that ls changed, and ln these progressive times no intelligent, able dustrlous woman need sit with idle hands vainly wlsblng things ln life. She can hustle out and get them for herse

The main thing for you to decide upon lt ln lust what your talents consist and what you are beat fitted to do. Take stock of your abilities very carefully, then cash lt on your strongest attribute.

Make yourself an expert ln whatever you decide to do so that you will be able to comma ail a good salary. It ls only first-clue work that Bets first-class pay. Remember that a woman of 40 wlll not have the DlOYHIE-al? as a young girl would unless she can qualified for the job.

DEAR. MISS DIX-Suppose a. man ln his very early youth marl-lea a girl whom ln a very short time be realizes h Because he has married her he feels ln honor bound to stand by nnd care for her, especially as there ls a child. So for several years hn drags out a miserable existence, feeling very keenly the emptiness ln his life caused by the lack of love. Finally be meets the one woman who herself has never marrled..becaulo--sba bu not found her mate, and these two unhappy creatures fall deapentely in love with each other. What shall they do? shall the man forsake the woman and child? uld not this put hlm in the position of accepting from a woman her early youth and then when he ls tired of her forsaklng her for a younger and prettier face? Bhall he and the woman he loves go through life crushing out of their hearts the love that has come to them nfter years of loneliness? Or shall they see each other whe gives? The man would gladly con- should she grant him a divorce. but

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style No. 391 ls designed for sizes 4, 6, B and 10 Yebra.

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You can easily make several suits in. a. single day. The cost la surprisingly small.

Green linen tmlucra with green and white striped linen blouse la a smart suggestion.

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The (‘are 0f The" Piano

Now that spring ls here and the time for house-cleaning and re- pairing ls at hand. lt would be well for us to remember that the piano should come in for its share of cleaning and repairing. It is noth- lng short of tragic to see so many neglected, abused pianos in beauti- ful, well-kept homes. A great deal of this neglect ls caused through ignorance of the care of this won- derful instrument. Too often lt la dlsmlsse’ with a. tuning once a. year and ln a short time the piano ls beyond repair and a new instru- Iment. is the only solution. Before that happens ft might be well to learn a few things about the care of a piano. In the summer when the fires are out, keep the dampness out of the room the plnno ls in as much as possjbleand during the winter months when. the fires are lighted the temperature should not go above 72° as the mechanism of a piano ls delicate and complicated. There are many screws and small pieces of wood that are affected by dampness and heat. 'I‘heue should be carefulLv and promptly adjusted before the ec-

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To be really successful lt must be flavorful-yet with the kind of blended flavor that lends itself as a. back-ground to the sort of foods

This is a successful pclly from that point of view. 3 cups stewed tomatoes. l onion, sliced. l stalk celery 1 bay leaf 1 clove

tlon ‘- noisy and the touch 811N161)’ destrvyed. As such condi- tions wlll wear the action parts in a short time. Dust should be kept from accumulating 1n thoactlon u it works 1n among the bushings and felt and grates and grinds very much as emery powder would, wearing these parts of the action in a surprisingly short _tlme.'_If the dust ls wiped out of the piano lt wlll prevent moths from destroy- ing the felt. A competent tuner can remedy the above faults lf he ls employed three or four times a year, as lt requires fully us much attention as this to keep a. piano in good condition and prolong its usefulness.

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