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I I . , U: - . .- gestion, Blllousnoss - it'll .. ‘ ‘ 0f Years Quick . - . ~ . . _ ___ l Shall the Widower With Four Llilldren Marry a Says “F RUIT-A-TIVES" 16-Year-0ld Gull-Modern Wife Who a ' a I I I ' I Did It. All Else Failed. Would Become a Cllngmo‘ Vine Again I "Forge?" d1 ha": -Man Who Tells I g, ioen or ure w i.’ Sgfldaaclilgsbmzllllggéss‘ DEAR MISS DIX-I am a widower, 38 years old, and have four child- ,’ bjothmg helped until‘ rcr from 7 to 16 years old. I am very much in love with a. high school girl l l‘ started to gage 16 years old. Is this girl old enough to realize what she is doing if she ' 9’, * "Fruit-a-Tivcs.‘ Now marries me and would she help make a home for my . g n??? lﬁarﬂgl Ylccmgmﬁnd children? Would she be liable to change when she got h; . ' ‘ -a— l\' ". — rs. iar es a on, , - _ ' t s,“ Catherine‘; OnL ° older? I lite at home with my mother and sisters, V _ _ J 4 ‘ Just ‘ma; thousands My o; how who take care of my children. What should I do? sun.“ m “N”, \ i , quickly headaches, indigestion, gas, TROUBLED WIDOWER. P M ‘ l heartburn. constipation. biliousness,‘ . i; liver trouble vanish with "Fruit-a- , . "Nswszrzntl? -. ; tlves." Nci-vrs quiet, sound sleep at Amie” “h 1nd h ' m‘ k about , ' ‘ ‘L once. Kidney and bladder ills, _ lyly ma“ l‘ c‘ m“ w f’ ever n 5 _ , h 1 bgckgphg g0 11kg l ﬂush, Rheum“. marrying a 16-year-old school gill and putting her at - - , t'...~.c"l' d‘. 'k.C - zl 2 u t ‘*- u l ' a. $33305 553155333515’ 3Y35J“"° °’" f§§.“i°.i“.i'i§§i'§ ‘Sifiilfuiil 3.11525 ti’? 3.1.5353. Pure, 311°C and Ideal for '. , , c[ Ten of Nature's greatest remedies » ' ~, il- n. combined in handy little tablet. Mar- ‘m’ lmmably ‘°°b1°‘"“"d°d b°l°l° hi’ “m?” h“ USC 1H T€ﬂ O1‘ COffCC -§ t; f veious discovery of famous Canadian mad Plan ‘m? Qxeculmn- , , 3 l T; doctor. Speedy results. . Wily. Mr. widower, you haven't any right to commit a crime like that. Selected herds provide die milk for ’ ‘ Quilt fvolinunﬁiﬁk ﬁnd llwless» G" ‘ A single man, with no one but himself to consider. may take any foolliardy "DOROTHY" B . “Homogenized” k . “J"l“"m'°5 “m” drugglsl‘ mday‘ risks he pleases in marriage. On his own head ls the result of his folly. fol-easier digestion-and sterilized for your . t‘ But a widower is not free to follow his own fancy in picking out a wife. Ho safety in the air-right “Dal-anhy" mug, in n has given hostages to fortune and he must consider his children's welfare‘ whid] i; kgepg indeﬁgﬂggly I ' l even before his own. . _ , , ~ 0H ‘ - The ﬂavor is delicious. Try using ' ' ___-i" . u ~ - ‘ _ For T718 COOk I For he puts his children's lives in the hands of the’: step-mother and "DOFOTHY BRAND f°_' dnnklng» f“ ,_ I not only their happiness but the kind of men and women they make de-l mdfmgv f“ every £m5h'mdk Puqwse- I" ‘l | 0v ' CHOCOLATE CAKE pends upon the way she treats them and whether she develops what is best. buglﬂgi 199k f0!‘ Bib)’ DQTQEII)’ 0!! lhﬁhbﬁl , l‘ i trllf left is Mrs, Harold Barnum nearing a modlsh coat of beige Rodlcr tlvord. with touches of fur and in their characters or warps it. So many girls make unfortunate marriages| — o"! Emblem 9f Punt)’ - " i ma" f" h“ l“ m-‘ml- 0o "w risllt are Miss Helen Richards and MiSS cllcullcth Watt in attractive aut- 4 ivhile they are very young in order to set owey from a cruel cteomothe- 50' m; anmnbies ‘he Ian". , _ _ One cup granulated sugar, 11 . . s costume c. apple green cloth trimmed with summer ermine. “Us ﬂour 1 teaspoon baking pcwder many boys run away from homes that stepmothers have made a place of ' -——¢—- ___ ___ 1 ' torment to them, and their fathers are to blame for it.

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‘l,’ ‘llmlk- 5U" m“) first ‘mxmre’ the“ ished past who will give his children low ideas and teach them a loose ‘ t —————-_—-- {add 1 egg unbeaten ‘ma 1 teaspoon morality. No widower has a right to marry a hard and stern woman who US rated Dressmakin y - CHANCE 1'0 ctnow YOURSELF "mllla- The" “dd 4 "aslmns “we Will show his children no tenderness O2‘ affection. And certainly ho inan u“ g Lesson Purnlshed . I which has been melted WW1 °n° P1695 has a right to marry a. child and put her over other children. l .. EV€PY Pattern _-A:_ ,_McGinty_"I‘ve Bhterrible com on oi‘ butter size of an egg. Pour into ______ By Allll€bell8 Worthington ' Tﬁtlvftli the bottom of my foot." mixture and beat well. The role of the stepmother is a hard one at best. It isn't easy for any ~ . < .1’ ‘*~'-" ~? _~~ - ~ ' i . to be a substitute mother. The stepmother is called upon to do the , ——--__. .14 ,. _ . Pat Thats a folne place to have Bake m m“ L n w°mm . l ‘ - \ ceaseless work of a mother and to make the unending sacrifices that every t, . 5p appropriate. The lioavy weight cot- l N bod ~ l7 mother must make. She must cook and wash and mend and sew for the "m" any "m" than mm d°~ And they am" "ml 9° be bwud “nd u“ . wns may 11150 be used_ O y can step on It but you’ children. She must watch by their sick beds. She must put up with their want u’ be treated as equals and that seems m be “Wt the way ym" hus \ c“ Size 8 years requires 2 yards 39 inch : noise and dirt and tempers. She must do without the things she wants that band treats Wu‘ . H mm .3 yard 39_,-nch contrast,“ ‘ » . . they may have the clothes arr/L amusements that other children have and i l i a; Pane,“ m,“ ,5 cams in Swim or e Hue of Hose Fr all she has not the love for the children that their mother would have and _ i . com (com preferred) Be cum w m, ' y that would lighten the labor and make the sacrifices sweet. As for your ‘thinking that you have slowed him down because you hev i , ,,, s,” o, am. ' “ ‘ ___ NGGIlS McBoy 3 _____ helped to support the family. 1 doubt that. or course, if he hud knocka i 5a Dgm-t pp m’ Address Pattern - . . When we say McCoy's we mean And she would be more than human if she had not always a little of! work and had become a loafer and a parasite, that would indicate tho ’ 31-’ 110x...» ginogpsillnd 10c w save $1016 i‘??? “a? gm“ a 1w in? “as just a of course McCoy's Cod Liver Extract jealousy of hei- husband's love for this older woman's children. The very he was s, poor-spirited creature who would let his wife support him. bl: . I n '1, f, “r “g a Copy of our 9 ‘l MM‘ 3Y5‘ m m ‘s no Su-ch Tablets each one of which is brlm- caresses that he bestows upon them, h"s pride in them, his bragging about your husband has done his part faithfully. and If he 1185 11°! a°hl°"°d B" l rev‘; tbh and Wmm Palm)“ n ilmple mama" Wm‘ the grovﬂng ful of the vioight building. vitellz- them that she would adore if they were her children is o dossier in her spectacular sllccess it is just because it was not in him. Nature doesn't mak f n-e g " er-answer to the often asked (‘omand of a pampered generation for in substance extracted from Cod- heart when it is another woman's children. uvery man a go-gotter. The fact that his wife ls working .18 much m" i 2m ‘,‘,“§§Qi“' his‘: dges she d: For luxury and change’ manufacturers of [151 Livers i likely to be a spur to a. man's ambition than it is a. hindrance. Z '5 o ress up o t e min< dross-goods now rival, if indeed they . ' . l I u . H ﬁnite selbcontrol - i ut-e at little expense_ Ygu can 5a,‘ do not ex“, me ma“ m flights of The cam in weight, strength and So it takes s. bg woman. a w e woman. a woman o n : l . . . , .' . . . ' , “ ' _ , ct'vity in the iveak, rundown child to make a good stepmother, and no 16-year-old girl can possibly have these i i A glxllilldlghlls 3121x1152]: sﬂdfiintlnri f“ lm-aglnatloxl‘ T“ resum is mmvelmng lln ljust a few weeks will surprise qualities. She is we young, tpo immature, too ignorant of life to cope with so 1 ﬂunk you are taking n. very morbid view of I modem 5191mm! _' more and better frocks f ‘hm; indium of color: but the swam °r you the sltuctlon- She has too little Philosophy to oven endure it- Wake up and see that the lililllmodel ivlte 1s a inanspei-tncr. ; °r M" l"! attempting to keep track of each I l A DOROMIY DIX i you s. O d , These famous health tablets are ,, ______ _ ‘

_ ., l’ enclrugg u; Znfsoui; cgtiigsovgr 59ml“ mw Shades mxeslhe mental small, sugar coated and children love So, if you marry this child you will rue the day. She and your children I l A and ma“ with your name ind ad- £lféazilgiéft aiggcizloitlilivufctsigiinraastgigien to take them. Get sot tablets hi’: will quarrel like cats and dogs and your home vvillbe a. bedlam. DEAR MISS DIX-Is a man to be trusted who talks about his wife an . ,' dress to Fashion Department ‘ ‘ l ' 6° ‘ems “l: ‘my am“ s me any“ B . = 1 m is friend] » l - i - . . < _ .. th about her? W-ll he talk about the glr l m‘ .M'1ad'v poms m“ [mshlon ma“ ‘let m“ “m” mud take them for Anyway no 16-year-old girl is fit for marriage. She is too young to‘ “y! mean mgs ANXIOUS oml. . - ti“ ‘i No, 2700. Size 2m“- She 19am" “W? mushrwm 28 days-then if you are not satisfied ‘ l , “m? ; ca] ,_____________‘__ " mum.“ Yvonne blue and Woodnymph with the ham‘ .1mprovem,_,nt__why, know what loves it. All that she is capable of is Just a passing fancy, a. Answer: v

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__l _ ‘, l» Name y. 1 ‘ . e 9a 5 a 85' r M°n°Y “c ' probably think herself in love with half a dozen different boys before she 1 mm w“ l _ ........;..... . . . . . . . . . lunys Sm haums dress-goods depart‘ —_ is grown and when she is grown she may want on entirclv dffcrent sort of The ma" Wm "ﬂu talk “bwt ‘me “voman who trust's and oves , l P‘ ' lHCIlLS. until she ets i a fai i e of v ' ~ ' f he man who is always whining about b. street Ad,“ s r d a . f u talk about another. Beware o t I " es: ‘what these shades really are and can Jun mm yo I wife and asking you to sympathize with him because he made a mlstab , n nun..."-.................... , , _ ' _ ' | w City Sta“, ‘illotmsulsh them IP01“ 185$ Year S, now Eizquette in marriage. Lst him tell his troubles to the divorce courts. ___ ' ‘eclipsed. Just when she is triumph-i B when‘ In She is at the playtime of life and it doesn't tokc ailv. prophet to tell that DOROTHY Dix

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louiering cloud of bus-meg; depression inf Authentic Paris styles comes out: clhildrcll; she will tire of it and throw up the job within six months You see.

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' v - " ' ‘ ' “‘ - . Q. Should the cmelope to a letter , mlicres c? mic ‘tﬂllleilr foi- girls. of B, l, John Eklgﬁston‘ nemy 01mm, [tones are ripe wheat. heather, mello- of introduction be Sealed? around Vjustlas your 16-year-old daughter does. She won't want to be tied ' 12 a“ H “a” of wphlsmcabed ‘president of the National Assccin- toilc and matador red. _ _ 50W" Wm! a family and i1 husband- tasle- {lion of Manufacturers. l These textile poets generally look A N)‘ it is 1e“ 9mm _______ I‘ l5 ‘V001 "696 i" d“? blue Shade l "One cannot rejoice over a disaster to flowers and fruits as guides 111 Q when planning an Elftended mm “m, red u.a,3,ng5_ The poqkegg, - which causus unemployment" he ‘llﬁmlllf; nuances of color‘ thOllgh of trill, ivhen should all reservations be So use a. little common sense. If you want to be happy, marry in your z gcallpped Con“ and button“ my, Y says’ “but I really bmeve ma’; bom lme years they have reso;.h,d w the made, own cla-ss. some woman around the 30s who will have the dignity and poise -_ closing are of plain matching shade I industry and the 111415555 o; “fA-kers iammlll and 11111181,‘, kmmlioms ‘ml A. At least one wcek in advance. tohcornnland the respect of your children and wlsdOm to deal with them and " red crepe. The blue buttons have red I and consumers will profit tramcncl- In1$p1fat]Qf|_ The manufacturer; of Q’ “m? would precede i" entering w O s ready w same down and make u homa DOROTHY DIX‘ rims. dously from this depression. Indus- Hlosicry howevm.’ whom one might "- h°9el dllllnWfr-‘Qm- m‘? ma“ 01' the e e v v o 0 o v I I It's a fCPlllllg outfit for Fall school ‘ try is loaming something about con- I, l » “Tlman? w l . , [tromn Du u, d hsurm i _i~“PP°S‘-‘ l° b“ “my do“ w 93ml" are A The woman DEAR DOROTHY DIX-I am a married woman, 35 years of age, with rm, worn with a matching blue . 8 VP on 1 E tsclf - bound by no such mundane cons.der a devoted Charmin h b d d n I o against over-production, Tile people j Th I m he, ht *—~——-———-—~—' ' _ g “s n‘ ‘m “n “qua y dewted 15'ye3"'°1d 5m‘ m‘ s‘ '1 N 2700 _ r in general are learning that the om Inf 0115- o)’ 56o c 6 very B 5 not demostc by nature and it was I who conceived the brilliant idea of re- ‘ y e o. is made at a remark- :91“ ethereal fancy. sun-ling my work as teacher as soon as my son was old .

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Onc clay I wont shopping with Dora. “Wliut shades are being worn cvclliiig?" she inquired of the salcsgil-l iit the hosiery counter.

romance. facry (ircnm nnd nmbrosia"; but the girl spoke as glibly as though she were saying "Red, white, and clue." '

"I'ln not sure whether it's evening mist or nmbrosin. v I want," Dora murmured. justf as matter-oi-fact "will you, please. lot me see them?"

A fcw weeks later I dropped in to buy myself a pair of stockings. The same salcsgirl appeared. “Ambrosia chiffon, size ninc." I said, secure in my recently acquired knowledge.

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“A farmer's wife is always busy and I have a big garden to cultivate all summer. I used

enough to go to kin- dergarten. which I did over the bitter opposition of my husband. There‘ were no terrible results of this step. We adjusted ourselves to the situation! the youngster is above the average mentally and morally and I have suc-I cecded in my work until I command a very attractive

2i V, _ “T? v salary. The reply sounded like a line of I But now I am sick of the whole thing. My husband has been as fafth- l ‘fro: VGFSFZ "Illusion, evening mist, i ful. as hard-working and as attentive as any one could be, but he hasn't

He has come to lean on my judgment. can. In a word, he is dependent on me instead of my being dependent on him. My old masterful lover is gone and I feel like the mother of two sons instead of a wife and a mother.

My son is accustomed to a certain standard of life and is at an age the very things that seem the most important to him. If it were not for sacrificing him I would start all over and throw all the responsibility on my husband and riss or fall with him. I can't give the youngster that sort of a deal, but if I had the same situa- tion that I had ten years ago I-would surely stay in my home. MARY

Answer: . And if you did you would be writing me now about what a mistake you made in not going on and following your career and giving your child

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